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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-23

August IL, 18Th lo-ot"
Citstien for Letters Of Administration
Tile State Of Sotlth Carolina.
ABBEF1LLE COUNTY.
By CHAs. w. GUFFIN, Esq, Pro-
bate Judge. . '
NNTHEREAS, LEWIS D. BOWIE,
wv G: G. P. & G. ST. made suit to
me, to grant him Letters of Admiliis-
tration, de b0nis non. of the derelict Es-
tate and effects of John G. Nickles, late
of. Abbeville County, deceased.
These arc therefofeto citeand admon-
ish all and singular the Kindred and
Creditors of the said John G. Nickles,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me- in the Court of Probatei to he held
at Abbeville G. H., S, c., on 2lst Sep
tember next, after publication hereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause,
if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
Eighth day of AUGUST, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-f0ur and in the
mnets:ninth year of American In
dependence.
Published for six successive weeks in
the Abbeville Press and Banner, and on
the Court House door. e.. ~. ....- -, (.
Judge of Probate.
August lo, 1874, 1s-6t#
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A NARROW EscAPE.-Messrs. Branch
and Rogers were about putting the
Chairman of the County Commissioners
into the green mud hole in the Public
Square as the shortest way to fill it up,
but he happened to be out of town.
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MARRIED.-Mr. Parker Evan, Of Mis-
souri,, was married on yesterday to Miss
Julia Counor, daughter of Dir. F. A.
Connor of Cokesbury, and left OH the
Air Line r. r.. Our best wishes &c
with the happy couple.
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Last Sunday evening commenced the
solemn Yom Kippur, or Day of Atone
ment, the most solemn of the Jewish
festivals, and continued until the fol-
lowing evening. MIR. Rosenburg's
store was closed during the day.
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Two handsome young ladies of the
Monterey neighborhood went out on
Monday last to exercise pair of fine
horses to their new buggy. The ladies
were not hurt, but it took two horse
wagon to carry the pieces to the carriage
shop next day.
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New Advertisements.

The following is a list Of new
advertisements:
New Goods-J Z Rogers.
Cigars-NIcDonald Il Haddon. :
Conservative Cenvention-F a Con-
nor.
Notice of Sale-Geo II Kay.
Notice to Absent Defendants-Me-
Gowan e. Parker.
TO Texas and Arkansas-B w Wrenn
Board of Equalization.
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No. Rogers has some shirts that Ire
calls economy shirts. They have four
bosoms, and require to be washed once
O month. He informs us that Messrs
Branch and Hemphill have made them
selves happy. ----
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
&c Douglass, J w Crawford, w H
Mattox, c II Lubkin, d NJ Rogers, w
A Lanier, S G Link, L e Clinkscales,
Cleavland Brothers, C Palmer, S X
Morrah, J Carlisle, J o Jcott, J L Gown,
J J Shank, G Monhaupt.
G. Y. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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Nr Mr.. john Gaulden, staunch old
citizen, is one of the best farmers of
Ninety-Six. 1t matters little to him
whether it rains or not. He makes up
in work for what he lacks in rain.
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Mr.. John Il. Hodges as usual has
splendid crops of corn and cotton. He
always attends preaching at Greenville
church and never buys corn. I'D.
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THE COTTON MARKET.-Twenty-five
bales of cotton came in during the past
week, of which seven bales were of
the old crop, Prices range from 124 to
IL cents.
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b9- Mr.. r. A. McCaslan, stirring
citizen of the Hopewell neighborhood
reports only a half crop in that section
The cotton is opening rapidly. 4
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It is reported that Banks was not
hung till he was dead. Some believe
him to be alive aud doing mischief in
Georgia.
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Appointments for the Methodist
Church at Abbeville.

During my absence, the pulpit OF
the Methodist church will be sup
piled as follows:
September 9th, by Rev. W. II
Lawton.
October 4th, by Rev. II. NJ. Mood
P. L.
IEM ~ HADERC
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nea- Gourd vines would have been es-
teemed u luxury at the mass meeting
held in Charleston last week. Rogers
is our authority.
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Cold %.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 81. Cotton steady
and fair demand-middling 14la142.
CHARLESTON, September 2l.-COtton
quiet-middling Is /; low middling l5;
good ordinary AZ; sales SO.
BALTImoNE, Sept. d. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat active and ad-
vanced Ease. Corn firm - Southern
white 94a97; yellow S3aS4.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.- Flour dull:
Corn steady-G9a72. Pork quiet and
unchanged -o3 OOa23 so. Bacon steady
shoulders 81; clear rib 13s; clear 133a
13s. Whiskey firm and active, at 81:
ST. LOUIS, September 2l.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn quiet and firnv
GSa69 for No. 3 mixed. Whisky steady
ut SO. Pork steady at "a 90. Bacon
firm and more doin for futures. Lard
unchanged,
LOUISVILLE, September 21.- Flour
dull and lower-4 25a6 so. Corn dull
and lower-white "A; mixed 70. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Bacon active
and higher-shoulders 10l; clear rib AZ;
clear Is. Whiskey 80.
MEMPHIS September Election quiet
and nominally unchanged-low mid
ding Isl; net receipts 400; shipments
| l99,
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The State Of s9ati Carolina,
ABBEvILLE COUNTY,
Ia Probate Court.

In Probate Court.
Mrs. n. J. Dickson and Themos
Dickson, Adms,
against
Mrs. NJ. d. DreRnan and S. 4. Me-
Caslan and others.
Petition to Sell Land for Payment Of
Debts.
ny virtue of an Order to mo di-
y rected, by his Honor c. W.
Gufin, Judge of Probate for Able
Vile County, I will sell at Abbeville
Conrt House, en- Sale Day in October
next, within the legal hours, the
|. REAL ESTATE OF
Mrs. Mary Scott, deceased,
|, consisting of
One Tract Of Land,
containing
81 Acres, :
moro or less, and bounded by lands OF
John Mars and others.
TERMS-One-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in CASH, the
rem ainder on twelve months credit:
with interest from day of sale, to be
secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises to tho Judge of Probate OF
Abbcville County. The purchaser to
have leave to pay all in cash if desired
by him, aud pay for all necessary
papers. .,
The terms to be complied with the
Probate Judge.
L. P. GUFF1N,
S. A. G:
Sheriff g Office,
Sept. 8, 1874, 22-f
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asE- Nicholson's fence has about dis,
@ppeared from the Public Square. Only
zssfcW rails now remain.
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Mr.. Berry Kay was in town a few
days ago, Dragging about his boy, which
is only two weeks old.
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Cottage Bedsteads.

.EyULL STOCK, JUST REC EIVED,
Mt $500 and upwards complete
with good casters.
IS D. CHALMERS g co,
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E OK 5ale
FULT'z SEED WHEAT,

BY G.. w. GUFFlN, Esq, fEolnLe
Judge:
WNTHEREAS, T.. D. Bowie, c. C. P.
Nv sc. S., made suit to me to grant
him Letters of Administration of the
derelict Estate and effects of Mrs. Nan
.cy Wilson, late of Abbeville County,
deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of said Mrs: Nan,
CIV Wilson, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Abberille Court
House, South Carolina, on September
2lst next, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand ndseal this Sth
day of August, in the year, of onI
Lord, one. thousand eight hundred
and seventy-four, and in the ninety
ninth year of American Indepen-
deEce.
Published for six successive weeks in
the AbbeviIle Press and Banner, and on
the Court House door.
G.. w. GUFFIN,
Judge of Probate.
A,;,,,,4 10 1921 10 QGfX ...
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office:
Brooks & w, RI ssell g. NJ, j ] Mosely,
f u Pickens, d Mcintyre.
T.. V. HAMMOND,
- Agent.
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nSWEGO CORN STARCH, Fresh
~ at PARKER & PERKINS,.
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The State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In Common Pleas.

George H.. Hughcy, Elk. of Deborah
Hamblin, d.
against
A. B. Hamblin and Ballard D. Dean
Amended Bill for Injunction 10 Declare
Trust, &c.
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J. L. WHITE, Sec'ty.
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VA LUAB LE PLANTATION
For Sale.


THHAT Valuable Plantation, known
as CHERRY HILL, on Savan-
nah River, near Wilmington, Abbeville
County, is offered for sale. On the
premises is d large Dwelling House with
dutbuildings. There is considerable
body Of BOTTOM LAND and cleared
land OH the Tract, which contains
1900 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of DR..
J. a. Gilbert, VIM. Tennant, and
others. II desired, will be suB-divided.
For terms apply to
VIM. n. PARKER,
Attorney at Law,
Abbeville G. H., s. e.
July Is, 1874 14-tf
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WM. L. CAPERS.
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Sherif's Office,
Sept. 3, 1874, 22-f
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Market Reports.
| CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
B A IL n w E L l. &. 90. l.,
Dealers in Staple Dry Goods, Groce-
rieS, Provisions, &c., dc.

AHBEv1LLE, September %, 1877
, 1874-12-19


man In Washington was recontly arrested
for kicking tifty-doilnr dog.
4 Toxaa Jury recently retired from tho court
room long onougl,, to write a verdict OF mot
guilty." nj which tho accusod waH SO ro]o1col
that ho told tho inry to $50 down to tho grocery
and hplp thelnselyus for which tho Judge tlncd
him s50.
A q,eor caRo Is reported from Donver, Col, a
m91 got drunk, Btoio hia own trunk, and hid 1t.
Ilo eoupuined OF tic theft, tho property WAS 70
covered md he WAS mado tue prosecuting wit
ucsB The Judge, being III 9 qnantlasy how to
treat 30 uavol case, decided that tic thlof waa
not accountable for Ills actg.
THO Trench Academy Of scionce, It is an-
nouucodl, uro about to consider tho proprloty Of
adopting the meridian Of Greenwich. which ia
alroady recognized by tho other nations Of tho
Continent, III llou OF that Ut Tsrls. Tho morld-
md, III the oyont 0f tho Government sanctions
iug The ohnugo, II column would DO oraotod Oh
tho spot.
Some Of tho Counecticut people aro complain
ing bitterly again Of tho way paupcrs aro im-
poaeA upon tho towl,a Ut tue State through the
IpW of Massachusetts by which poor pefBouH ro.
ceiye paBsea oyor tho railroads, They aro car
rtal aa Tar as tho Sato limo, whore tllor faro IL
denaudt? rnd IT tl'cy doli't pay. they arc put
0lT tue train, alld OF colfao begono u c4nrEe to
| tile town where thoy l,appen to be left.
In tho French lapora there IL . tragic history
| Of u 1nagpio. 1t waH u great fayorite OF tho
coyod uotioo aud waA to !oayo III a short time,
taught tho bird tn any, "lt's cows meat" 1'hoat
| pyoYoking words it pronouacol whonoyor tho
| bntoItor sI,awotl to Ills customers llH proktleHl
cuts, aud tho juyanilo lago thus compelled thai
butcher 10 murder Ais laYogite.
, 1874-12-19
Is THE CHILD DEADf

From The HtT l'0rs Sun, Dec. IT.
Cant. Holden, tho Philadelphia police, md
tho Now York detectives cling to tho hope that
aa tloro is no motive for tho further conceal-
ment Of tho child, he will Hoon bo returned!
They profess to be confident that ho IL still
alive, but. among other detectives tho opinion
is gaining ground that tho Child 10 dead. Tho
very fnct OF laclz OF motivo for further oonceat-
mcnt they aay. tends to strengthen this view,
which tho character Aabits, and methods of theft
Of AIoahor makoB atill more probable.
They argue that 1t is littlo in keeping with
such person to keep such evidence Of crlmo aB
stolen boy when he know that tho police woro
on his truck. They doom It much more probable
that when tho pursuit became hot Moshor took
the Ind into tho cntln Of hts soop and gavo him
ehort Bhrft md quick burial Ill tho waters Of tho
lnrhor.
Tho 1otcctiyes' search la now directed to find
ing tho friends of tho dead burglars and tracing
their movomonts for tho past slz months.
4 dotcctive who is not on Tho caso saYH that
AIosllor was hired to kIduap the child by woman
living thou in Philadelphia. Soon after tho ab-
| duction tho woman quit that city and ia now
| living on Twenty-Horenth street. Ho snyH that
AIosher cnlloh upon her thero and en1eavored to
collect his hire, but was turned out with threat
| Of exposure.
s1r. ]. ". Lewis, Charley Ross uncle, aays
| that he expects to boar of tho recovery OF tho
TINT supt. Walling and tho detectives know
whoro THO child is. and will DO ablo to rostoro
him to his parents.
| 1t ia said TINT tho death Of AIoshcr and Doug
| las will prevent tho police from gotting the
tempting ransom should they ind tho boy, ne
| tho Mayor OF Philadelphia mado tho payment OF
tho money conditional Oh conviction Of the kid
, 1874-12-19
MISSISSIPPI,
TIE RECENT TROUBLES IN v1cKsnuNG.


specia, Dispatch to The Chteado 1ribu"t.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 1s.-A special to tho Re
publican fran Memphis gives tho following re-
Kardng tho situation in hllssiHBfppi. The recent
troubles in yicksburg have grown out Of tho
burning daairo on tllo part OF aomo OF tho Demo-
oratio politicians for tho possession Of tho Offices
OF tho stato With tho concom!tant loayes anil
Gsbos. Tho Dourhona In Warren County went
into tho campaign With cotnple!e aud thorough
iy-armctl organization lust full! for tho open aud
ayowed purpose Of carrying Tho Vlckabnrg ul',ni-
oipal election. Thoy were utrong IN numbers,
mud vol armed and equipped, and they accom'
plisle their purpose with but little difficulty
They oyesawed frightened, and
THREATENED THE cuLoNf;t, MEpUhLichss
aud kept them from putting In an appearance at
tho polla. They ovan succeeded In forcing n
pma1l number t. cast their ballots for tho White
League canaidates. Not having occasion to kill
INV ues,ooa ii tht. particular time, IT, Arnod
loats rrsted upon ttcir ]auroa. Hut from tho
date OF thor Original victory tho membors OF
tho League hayo haTe boon aln'ost dying to do
sonoth,ng TINT they call patrlotlc, aud It al''
pea.s from tho sequel that patriotism
In tl,oir dictionary ,noana tho killing oi
black man or Yankee. Hence, vhen tue op'
, 1874-12-19
GERMANY.


VOTE OF coNF1DEHoE IN 11aMAnoKA
DER11N, Dec. 18.-In tho Rcichaag to-day,
during tho consideration Of tho appropriations
for tho Foreign Ollcc, Herr Wiadhorst opposed
the grant for tho secret eorvico, and moved to
utrilo it out. Horr Danningston replied that tho
motion was simply an attack on Prince Bis
marck, in whose person tho ultramoutanos un-
ccasingly and bitterly asBailed tho German En-
pso aua national policy. 1fo aukod that tho
koichstag pass voto Of Confidence in tho Chan
cellor by rejecting tho motion to cancel the
grant tor tho secret aoryico. 4 division took
placo, and Hcrr Win1ho.st's motion waa defeated
by voto OF II yeas to 199 nays.
BERLIN, Dec 1a,-princo bismarck nnterotl
tho Reiclistag Immediately aftcr tho vote oil
Horr Windhorst's motion was announced.
, 1874-12-19

Jourueymon tnilorg III China roccive eonta
per day.
Il st. Louis variety theatre announces 1.-The
Femalo Drothora aH tho roigniug sensaton.
It cost Donvor sport 94s to cut OF tho pig
tail ornament of Cciestia} resident in TINT city.
a flock OF sparrows got on grain-car at Dos-
ton and rotlo to Concord, wlcro thoy have SOL
tied.
4 man, not 45 years old yet got lieonso to
marry bis lfth wife, last wools, at Bcllefon-
taine, q.
Austria refuses to tlolivor up an Archbishop
who is wanta1 BIZ the plussinn, police, tlisler
tho Habitual Criminals act"
!, 4 wealthy citizen Of New York State n1ain-
tnine, at his own expense, IN orplan~aBylum
containing Bovonty-1yo childron.
An ArknnsaB grocer Inns boon sent to tho Pom
itontiarY for six yoars for shooting man who
kept helping hisnself to the crackcss."
Thcro aro eight metals--inl;um, vanadinn,,
r,thenium rlodlum. palladium. uranium. osnl-
unl, aud iridium-more valuable than sold
a Grand Jury down in Toxaa has reported
Grand Jurie8 IN genorAl to bo hnmbnE nLd
nuisance, mud wants to have thom abolished.
An Increase in tho number Of divorces 10 En-
gtand IL attributed to higher wages. Poor people
could not previously eaya enough tnonoy to pay
lawyels.
Since tho bill Of particulars +" was Grantod
Brooklyn grocors arc getting to bo q Atte % moro
Brooklyn Argus.
Il Chinese servant In San Francisco, BY way OF
rovouge upon hiB mistress, broke with par OF
pncera piooo out OF the edgo Of eFery d'sh IN
i valuable dinnot-set.
| Some of tho leading tloatres In Germany pro-
nose to put ston to tho syRtom Of recalls, and
| Of throwing bouquets and wreatAa on LUG ssaae'
lt.HjA 81. nj f7f1h
| Tho Paris police has forbidden tho use Of oel,
! commanded that in nli others they 1nast carEy
bells BY day, like eleiyhs. aud lantern at night
Ata recent ucl,ooHo fair" in England, tho
| Judge dccided that American 1aGlorles cannot
| uroduco ctoeao oaual to tho best ohocao made n
| England, although they aaccoss'u't' eoinp1'o
with tho medium qualities.
| g'he orae.sban},,ca Of rnrle supplied tho pub
lin tiurinr tho third quarter Of tue present year
with uourly G30, 600 rolntia OF meat. tho roHuls
nf tic slaughter Of 1.555 horses, mules, and
nBsoB.
Even ponnayl'ania l'angman may y =! show 9 what
is conyoptionalIy known H.. ~ "tasto" u has pro
| damned wrotch to tho grave by decorating tho
uooso with blue siik ribbon.
ghost at hotel In Lewiston, No., fearful OF
tt,ioynn, p!acet Ills monoy In tho toe Of hin buot
md forgotful, ptacod hia boots outside his door
to bo bllclcd. 1t may seom strange, but ho got
Tint ,uouoy agaln at tho Office.
At n f,,nosal IN s'ylngva.c, N. T., lately whilo
tho bearers wclo about to lower the coffin into
| tho grayo the Garth cayca untor the feet Of ono
or tloin, vino foil III with tho coffin over him.
After considerable hard work he waa liberated.
moro tiemosaslzoa than hurt
Tho Albany ponitontlary will mako clear
prolit this year Of about Sa0, 600. pr'sonora
ron many Of tho interior counties, and soma
United EtltcB cpttycte, arc h0nE thcf9, and tue
, 1874-12-19
THE WISCONSIN LAND.GRaNT.

.Specfal D.suatch to Tbs Chicaao grtbnns.
MADISON Wis, Dec. IA fnal conclusion
by tho Governor in tho st. Croix and Superior
Land-Grant nattor has not bccn promulgated
but It IN understood ho has decided to grant tho
claim of tho Madison & Portage Railroad Com
pany, conflicting wlti, tho North Wisconsin. and
to iasua to tho latter Company patents for 400
sections OF land for 10 completed miles of tho
road under tna tcrma at tho act OF 18Gi Ger"
titlcates Of tho completion OF tho Madison u
Portage NaiIroad will also be givon.
, 1874-12-19
Free Exhibition Of It to
Readers Of The
Tribune
Included in It Are Some Pic
lures of Honest Men.
Mr.. Morton, the Alleged Grain"
Bribor, Is Coming To-
Day.
He Has Beeni Surrendered to
the Illinois Officers.
Prince Sam Rindskopf Found Guilty Of
Defrauding Tho Royeaae.
Poor Charlie Ross Is Still Miss
ing.~-Fruitless Search
for Him.
| Scenes at tho nlorgno Where tho Dead
Burglars Lay.
He Has Beenf Surrendered to
the Illinois Officers.
Prince Sam Rindskopf Found Guilty Of
Dcffaading tho ReYenue.
Scenes at tho Morgno Where tho Dead
Burglars Lay.
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE RINDnKOpF CASE.

BY TELEGRAPH.
THE R1NDnKOpF CASE.
6ptc,a' Dtsnatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Doc. 1s.-Tho trial Of tile case
Of Rindskopt OF. al. for conspiracy to dofraud
tho Unitod States revenue, which hns occupied
tho lust ton days, was concluded Tonight Tho
day Has occupied witt throo closing nrgu-
mcnts,-p. l.. spooncr aud II. D. Orion for tho
defonBc, and Assistant Dlstrict-Attornoy Nc
Konncy for tho prosecution. Tho able lawyers
for tho defense laborcd hard to show thAt no
conspiracy waa proved, but admitted TINT illicit
highwineB Ind been mndo by tho partlos in
dietoa. but II was claimed TINT The otferse Was
facture spirits at q profit in strict COM
plianco with tho laws; that Illicit manu-
factnro was general, and was winkod Mt
for tho bonoat Of the royenuo; TINT almost ov-
orybodY ovuded taxos nH far aa possible: thnt
thus was politteal prosecution to punish R!ndb-
very singular and contradictory positiona werc
taken. Judge Orton was quite laudatory OF
nludskopt, comparing him to sollrz as To-
former, and was impAsa.onod IN big eloqnenca.
Nlr. Mckenney Tcry clearly aud coolly replied to
tho argument OF the descnao, mud stated tho
question OH which tho jury wore called to pass.
TAo charge Of Judge Hopkins was long. and waH
not tinslol till aftcr O'Clock. 1t embraced eeY-
whole, was regarded us favorable to tho prosecsl-
ton. 1lo said, to ehow conspiracy IN lna11'fac-
turing and removing spirits without paying the
Goyernmont tux thorcon, us charged, 1t was not
necessary to provo IN oxprosB agrocmont. but
TINT each ala their part with lsogors or oac other
to accomplish common illegal purpose, Mueller
in Illicit dstIlng, NonlskoR IN receiving illicit
| hignwnos, and Bull III connlylng thereat Gao
or more might be found guilty. whie there vas
| reasonable doubt au to tho others. The tca-
timony Of an accomplico was c,reditee;
bic it not impeacAed, especially il
| any part Was corroboratcd; yet, was to bo re-
ceivod with caution. Spoclnl weight. was TO be
giyen to the omission to p osont the books or nc
| couuts by which statements showing tho pur-
chase Of Illicit spirits could aavo bee'l disproved
The j1rv ettor Icing out about s,' tWo honts
| RindaGopf, Of milwaukee,, roctider and doaler isa
apiritg; storckoeper Lulu, aud DlBtlller Mneller &
United Statcs revenue, 1t is said tho first bal
lot stood i to for conviction. The penalty il
from $1,000 to $4,000 fine, aud not exceeding
two years' Imprisonment. Prince SUM wns COW
sderably overcome by tue vordict. a motor
was n,ado for reheaElng, but no time vas fxot
tilne, are still out On baa}
, 1874-12-19

SAN FnAxolBco. Dco 18.-John Murphy, tho
murderer Of A1cCalum IN Atay last, who was to
have boon executed ut Carson, Ncv., today, hna
boon gespitot by tho Governor OF that State ur-
til tho 9th inst. Thore was coneidorablo excite
rncnt among tho largo crowd that had assembled
to wituchs the execution whom tho roprloyo was
ANNOUNCED,
, 1874-12-19

New YonK, Dec. 13.-The jury in the inquest
oyor tho bodies of tho burglars who woro shot ut
bay Ridge, Long Island, curly on Monday morn
lux Inst find that tho killing was perfectly 1usti-
tlabo. aud commend tho mon who did tho
Rhpotinr.
, 1874-12-19

Special Dispatch to 1Hf EH'cdoo 1F7bNnt4
RooYroRp. ILL.,. Doo. 18.-Wtlllam Jones' q
spiritual physician. living at Roscoe, In thls
county, paid Rockford visit became drunk, got
Into row with Charles 1Ioln,or, Of this city, and
tried to shoot him. Tho hooond shot gave
IIolmer slight tlost1 wound In tho groin. Jones
waa arrested a.'d is now In jail. Jonca is n
troublesome fellow, aud 1t ia said Inns had trouble
With hia Mifc.