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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28
Notice.
T. S. LAND OFFICE.

Z s. LAND OFFICE,l
Salina, Kansas, May an. lisa
Compliant having 5-en catered this ofee By sam
u-l Mason sgsin.t Ed;eond Hays for abandoning his
Homes.ead Entry, No :J5.. dated July & ls61 uson
iac ~ swi seciiJn 5. Township H. Ranse wet, N
sali6s county Kansas, with the cancellation
OF said entry The said parties hereby summoned
u appear nj this Office the Alh DAY of June, la at
II c'ciock A. 10 respoad and furnish testimony
said alleged abandonment.
r. l.. BOND, Register
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legal Notices.


haSiny bee0mefuily satisfied tct the petitions Of yohn
Doyle, wilhs kessier. BarDeek 4 psSis and John
Ryan we're stolen lrom the city clerks ol1ce OF
about the th Of Aay, 1874. rerefrr. BY the 0rer OF
the said councnaen OF the ely Of Sai.ns. C6rr
reward OF rs for any information which viii
lead the recovery Of sarue ~ for any nfor
ma1iOs leading TO- The apprshe Of tie thixf.
w. s. WELLS. Mayor.
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Final Notice.

OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER }
SALINE tGvSTy KANSAS,
saiiiy. February Is. 1874
Noticp IL hereby given si the following described
lsn,s and ,ovulo;S situated Saline csua'y, k.nss-.
sold on the 18th day of Jane. \. u. ISL, ior III. tax
es of ls.0 will be conveyed - the pnrciascr-. nsss
the same be redeemed or before the 18th day OF
June a. D. 1854, az prov !ded by law.
q. T. FAULKNER.
Treasurer saline County, Kansas.
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Notice to Teachers.
The Last Saturday ofeach Month.

Ouiiic ORGANIZATIONS % "lIlc'I's T"T 'eIlV.t5, ~
teach IL saline county, ipr the present year, VA; lie
held n the school house in sli.na Us follows, VIZ:
The Last Saturday ofeach Month.
EXAMINATIONS will commence precisely at 10 o'cock
A. NJ aud close at O'Clock =. NJ \ satisfactory e>-
animation in Ply s:OlpSy and Hy snc and History 81
the Uuif, States, will he required, Ia receive first
grade certificate. Examinations Will be- conduct
-. y written questions much time allowed 10 each
subject and no allowance will De made for loss oi
timc by taraues, All are invited to attend
by cI,i, OF ia. Board. "
STUNT Pub. Lust. for slime t,Lii,.
Salina, january ist, ISL.
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NOTICE To THE rUBLlc.
The Superintendent Of Public Instruction viii Ii in
his Office every Monday and saurlly .Nsrit =, above
WILLIAM BISHOP.
January Ist, lisa.
, 1874-11-17

OF tho City Of Chicago; motion for oonilrma-
ton. and orderod that abIortlonH t'o filed by
ThntRHv next at 10 o'oloclt II. III. III rolls MOB.
5s9 to gu! INCLUSIVE; 593 to COT lnoltsivoi 8an to
0A1 inclusive; CHS, G5l to GEO nolusi"ni o7o, ITO,
I'll. 790, mud 734.
dlnnt Of administration was issu I'd to Gath
crime Young III ntltnlniRtratstx Of aI1o cstnte Ut
James foung, Sr., undor an approved bond OF
10000.
In tho matter of tic estate Of tbo la.e Massln
o. Walker. tho Court oro' od that ;slu ALLOWANCE
Ut Edward i. Waihcr. ono Of tho hnlxa, bn ILL
croased IL 200 per annu1n from Juiy 3lt 1871.
THE QAI4L.
JupnE DLopGErr-3D to go.
Jupan GARY--104, 800 to %U3, 207 to 2tf, 2f3
to 221.
JunaE JA,iEsos--145. LIT, 1A7. $50 to 159, 155
to 1G9, 1863 to 1G0.
,TuDaH NuuEnB-Noc call.
JunoE TnrE-1,1 III, 1,oo3. 1874, 1,055, 1872.
JupostESTs.
BurERton Couny-JuDon HAHT--Cotnn1erctat Nh
tionul Uiuk W. H. j. {: a. N. nIae!o", s. ,Gu1 95--
Juf1cB Nfcatusray VI. Ser0nd National Bank. S}.?N.
JupuE JAMEsoN-1. II. q. Williams Ct al. va ". Il.
ctnou1r Counr-oosrns1oas- paaaon vs. John
8ehuhrk, $a77.l5.
JupnE Tnrx--w. r. Rcnd OF Al. ". swantea smnit-
Ing anil To3nlhF Company, 81 ,39n:-IEo National
Hank Of 1nuersou Va. H. ]. WalEar, $7,i5'.a4s
, 1874-11-17

Fron, the Wilkinson. tGa.> 4 ppeat.
Mr.. Y. s. Joyncr, Of Oconee, sendH us tho fol.
lowing particulars of tho assassination OF tle
Rov. Will 9. Nloreau, OF Washington County
written by Mr.. Il. IL. Fisher, ono Of tho Coronor'e
Jury:
On tho night of Nov. 0. botwoen tho hours OF
0 and 10 o'clock. tho noy. ". G. Morehu was
shot dead through Elass window whilo sitting
i'll rocking chair by his firesido reading uews.
papar. On ono sido Of him sut hia wlfc, a1,t
just lohlnl him was sitting little girl who lived
with tllem md on a bed iii tho room was lyn,
asleep tho litt!o laugaler Of Mrs. Moroau. Tie
murderer o1ltorcd tho piazza, md stollthlly ~.
proachlng tho window, fred tho fatal ylloI
through Que OF tho lower Tanea OF glass. Thu
slot broke tho window, and struck tho lanli',
rntting It out, and thon entered tho body OF
Atr. N10soau.
Tho escape of Mrs. Moronn and tho little girl
waa almost miraculous, as lAo shot struck sew
eral objects III tho rpon, andt glancnG, can,e y
near the places whore they "ero sitting. Lett
n total darkneus by tho breuking Of tho lamp,
Mrs. Moroau aud the girl lied to tho nogro quas-
ters, and from tllanc0 to II wagonor's canp 'ear
by, aud appealed to tho wagonnrB 10 come 10
their assls.REco s!.e also sent uogro OIL TO u
noiGhbor. Tho nowH garead rapidly, and tho
nUighborB came in, and tho Aottuo Was eoon
crowded with black ind white
Stops were Immediately takon 70 arrest sno s,so
murderer 1t Ind rainod tho day before, ana thu
trucks made In approaching. aud retiring i5on.
the house wero plainly uni distinctly narhoa o.
tie moist earth, nud went from and to tho eaol!s
where a neEro named l4shaEa Alkon nstu; :.
jury was summoned, and tho oydonco po'n11nS
ta nogro tho Jury ecoa aa1 hat 9ton Luz st
wounds inflicted by Richard aiken. !lo was Ut
| rss,o,s an. lodged in tho County JAt.
fMr, Muraal waa formerly prom1noat poll
| ttc.An III 1.llsana.l
, 1874-11-17

Hansik by threatontng to Ahoot her and b,y
hor IN loud and boistcrp, ia manner t'roano and
oi,noona language" Co natablo Klyl received
tho warrant, nni started u tho rosllcnce Of tho
two n,on, at 81 Bunker stf rot, to bring tliom in.
John u. 0robipr WA ,,frcstod on a w"ssant
sworn ont by Antolne Gal emu charging him with
unlawfhily benting Md nesn,llttug him, on tho
12lll lust. GatoRn oltainel = 1naRmnnt IN tho
higher courts ngatnAt an aclo ~ drob>ersnvt THO
na,ne Of Jol,n u. Qcsartl. Thln 1utE1ment was
rendered in Romo pnrt,e rsl!p transactions ue-
tween fateau and 1oratl. Friday last HatoA1
called at their stare ut Ok East Chicago nsenuo
To obtain possession Ut tho pattncrslp booEs.
0cb'er, who sB In tho hrprp pY Of tho firm, obtoct-
oil to uatenr roceiyie,g tho books. Thoreupon
Il row cnaucd, md Gti,lor nttacaod tl.e 1!nfor.
tul,ato Gntcnu. and gnva him an exhibition OF
his muscular ability; lion co tia arreat. oh beng
brought hofura lilo .Justico. tho cnao WIS coz
ti,,ucd till tic 2ith Inst In batl Of S2D0-Soph'a
Al,tons Ia q batls abused wife, aud complained
That her husband, ,Jul>'A Ahrons. has nuaaultod
mud bcat ller In violat eon Of tho atatntes. Tl'o
Justice Issued lila war aut for tue Arrest Or the
wifc-beater.
MrsoEr tANEou9. ........
Jotu Warren wan arrested Yesterday httofnoon
OH COMPLAINT of Davt Dainsloy, who nccnacu
him OF stoal1ng two Wigs. lie WAS locked up iu
the Armory-
James Torney was arrested last evening on
tho Charge OF 1arccn';, In steallng hurao atld
wagon belonging to T,rn,alee'h linc. He nsserta
tint hn found tho pro 1oIty Mt Wells street depot,
ncd, surprising tint IL belonged to John 1ia1no-
gatl, wAs linking Il TO t!hnt man whom ho was ar.
rested.
, 1874-11-17
BREwERS' TAKE NOTICE.

In pursuuuce of instructions rccoiyoh from thc
Commissioner Of internal noyenue by tho act
ing Collector In thts city, tho browera OF this
district nro respectfully Informed that tu!l
compliance will be required with the provisions
Of Sec. 90. not of June 6, 1871. which roads Us
fuliowa:
That every brewer shall obnln, from tho Callector
Of tic lisrict III nlr lis brewery or brewery ~a1e-
house may Gu sItcd a., moi otherwise, llnlrss e!sth
Collector sAtt full IL furnisA tAo Same upon Hpea,
ton to Elnp, the PROPER stamp Or 6tnn6 aNa shaM
hiK upon tho suignt-huc or tap tof which tnese ana
10 hut onu} Of eac anl 0yDry h0Ehlea bafre keR q
other rIrctaco III which any ferh,cheu liquor blla
bu contained, wael sol Or removed from s,lrh brow
| lmr,4it as hereinafter proyldet1, hamp he'
| ilut!ug tie amount Of tho tux required upon
| such ferlncl.tcsl liquor, IN FMeh . WY that
| tho Baiu Etaulp or atanpa will be Destroyer
upon thu Withdrawal VI the liquor from slclt
hoBhheaa, barrel, ktg other ht IpGn tha ~.
ti"intton Of fauscs or otAtr instrument for thlt
purpose n1Id aEall alno, at tile time Ut axfnE such
or jhrrtAtt'K tAeretu the n,ne OF tue rerao rn u
corl,orAt!uh by Whoin sNrl liquor lMay huro heell
made or tho fnlal letters tlereof. at tito datn when
cacelcA. Every lrGwtr who slla rii,ao ,eEleet tn
Atlx and cancel thu stump hatlpa III rrluired by
iuw, 4 the Afnre*af, Or Win tlla alx false
or fraudulent stump tAetpto, Ut knowlHy ptrns!k lu
same to ba done, shall bu au ta puy pt,a!ty Of Ildl
fnr each la, rrl package o w!irh fHeh aiaa.rn
ffld ncctlB aud B!la TO liable to inlrfaUnsnellt ful
| not moro tllan ono Yoat.
Thoy aro also Informed that tho Comn,istInnor
requires tilat tAo splxot-holo shall bo III tito head
| ot tue cask or othor paokago, and in eyunt ol
, 1874-11-17

thcro bring two or moro opontng,l in arv oask
to which au ordinary splgot could DO >a't1, nii
such opetiugs, except ono, must In permanently
and etToctnalty ulosel. :,
Tho Chicago Collector Ens been d.,
rec.ol to onforco tho ronnltlos. inonrtod
for violatlonn Of Tie ahoye.r,amc1 soctson.
These Instructions have bccn gisou afsof oare-
I'd ~ thc Commissioner By tho browara Of this
district, a.ld IN conveying 10 them big decision,
tho Aoting-Co'loosor il directed 10 inform thew
tint those ustructions wero rclltt cred ocessary
In vtow af tho axplicstuors OF tila 'hN III llils
motive OH tho part OF tin hrowors waa not I'M.
pugnou Az they soetn to infor.
, 1874-11-17
An Explanation.

o. asvn' Hh sFHHVSFt 1H9MHf.
some OF tho papors aro a1uiobling t7ov,
Leslie Tor tho oxprossluu Ia n lato proclau,atIon
Of "fen'ac colorod girl" OF coareo II was m
Aocst!ont, and 1t occurred in this way, Gov.
Leslie, on tho dn3 on which be wrote it. wss
occupied laboriousIy until II O'Clock at ntel.t M
ono OF tbs Oontosling Duasd Ia thu Jnnsas
Coohrauo caso. Tho proclamation waa ,vritta,,
hastily, and co, tained several orasuros In nsncji
IT being evident that tito Governor at tlrst
intended tn ,iso the word "femae," and thon
substituted tho words "co'orcd girI,," intending,
ont. III copying for tho pro4s as nipht tbn
oraauro wnH not noticed, andlt waa sens to Tue I
printer late at night Without Gov. LehIto boiny
ablo either to compare the copy or zoe tho rroof.
1t boing aftoAmidnlght before 1t waH In tYpe.
, 1874-11-17

TIC regular wookly meeting of tho Preshy~
tariap 1niaistera was held ut tho chuycl,-foomB III
Mccormick Block yesterday morning, DR.. swazey |
In the chair. ....
Dr, sWnzey. aftor tue opening OF the meeting.
tcndored his resignation ns Chairman, OH ac-
count OF physical disability. and tho Rev. G. H.
Thomuson was alected IN his Htoad for tho no1t
Xix months.
On taking tho chair, AIr. Thompson slated
TINT, AZ Chairman Of tho Committee on P1o-
granme, he owed an apology to tho meotine.
Not having been abe to get meotlng OF the
Committee, no programme had been prepared.
The Rov. Mr. Trovbridge, BY permission, in
the abseuce Of other business, nude lengthy
appeal il the interest Of ministerial insurance
company, of which ho is agent.
His appeal was interrupted hy tho Rev. 3rr.
Elr, uho proposed that tho remaining tlnac Of
tho meeting be devoted to player and conversa~
t.op upon church in:ercata. .......
Tho Chair tao Ney. Mr.. Thompaon, suggested
&hat the reporters retire during prayer, III
The Rev. Dr. Mitchell objected. lie wnntod
the reporters to remain. for le had something
TO say Of interest to the public, Of which ho
hopeu they would mako mention. The reverend
gentlcman thon proceeded to speah of tho recent
Extraordinary labors Of the missionary workers. in
Scotland aud ireland, DleBRtB. Moody anl
snnkoy, which had boon 80 it'l Of grand resulta.
lie thought thu ministry ought 10 Mnita in
prayers fot the continued succehH or these asouta
Of tue Cuut Gu abroad.
O.lc1 gentlemen followed IN oulogiea of tho
work of tho missionaries. Prof. Elliot mud tho
Rev. MIR. FORSYTH rpoke from pslcste@t kaow!-
edge Of the work done. They had moi A!essfs,
Moody and sAukoy in their 81 eat work., Wherey-
ar they went i'll those lands thoy found Chicago
kuowu and respected.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Van Doren followed IN correct
Ing q report published in THE TRIBUNE RECENTLY
n tbe effect that bfr, Moody WAB HQFhlnE tor
, 1874-11-17

Judge BooGt-Tho petit jury to Aeyvo during
the remainder Of the present torn xas itnpanel-
cd.-Tno Grand Jury returned los indictments,
classified US follows: Larceny, 60; burglary
10 riat, / /; perjury, q; aasnut with intent to
kill, III aaHault With iltont to do bodily injury,
i robbery, . three-card monte 6auo, fail
ure to pay over tho proceeds Of 4 sale, co.l-
Bprary, l selling liqnor without liceneo, l !;
omission of duty w an officer, opon state of
Auditory, 2; selling mortcnged property, /.
After making their returns tho jury adjourned
over till Wednesday,
JUSTICE COUNTS.
Justice Boydcn-Anthony Brenc, Patrick Scan.
10n md Martin Dcr,noiy, arrested for riot COLI
tinued till tho 21Bt inst. in bail Of $500 each.-
f1enry Dutler arrested for lurcony OF coat be-
longiug to James Stillwcll continued till tho
91st inst. in ball Of $500.
Justice Scnhy-John Clifford, arrested for tho
| larceny OF cuat from Tho1nnH N1cSweenoy held
| to tho Criminal Coult IN l'all Of St500.-Fraul:
Murphy, arrested for yagrancy; continued till
! tho 18th init In bull Of S300.-JoAn Duggat,, ar
rested for !areeny Of property belonging 10 N.
Nooiaa; held to tho Criminal court in
baiE OF s3oo.-J. Farmer, artestod for the
! larceny al Sl3 Aud watch belonging;
to James harrington; cont'nnctt TIL to-day il,
bail ot 3d00-Peter Froyor, urreHted for tho |ar-
conyot bntlnlo-robo belotiging to L. II. lIarBh
held to tho Criminal Court III bal OF ei0l.--ua
aud tuggy belonging to Fred loose, at v5 Er4f
etroet; Continued till tho 10th nst. IN hail o
P50D.-Wilam Hammond, arrested Tor tho lal:
ceny Of coat; continued III today in bail I'll
| s5D0.--Jol!n Williams q lad II yoarH Of ago, ar
rested for dtsortlerly conduct Hent to The Catla
juslico Kdu5,,ann- schoogaus, a,t,
Louis helllngor3, a,ruatad Tor d!soEdery oon'iu,:
, 1874-11-17
SUBURBAN NEWS,
HYDE 1ADT.

Tho poart Of Education mot Saturday evening
but trausaotoa no business OF Importance. Tho
auditIus Of small bila was tho chief occupation
Of lie Inspectors, WHO managed to spend I'LL
hour or 10 PLEASANTLY in thai work.
WAssfISuTuN HEIGHTS.
Tho 1.adica Hoclable Of Washington Heights
will ua hold Friday oynning ut tho residence Of
". ". Watson, Esq. Ttoro will 10 unusual at-
tructions ofrcred, Us it is to DO mlish-and-nil
Bocable.
Tho Literary Society propose To have course
Of lectures this winter.
Tho eitizona Of this placo met Friday and
gradud tho earth rnund tho now Union Church.
Thoy did not colnp!sto It, Aowevcr, md to'tay ls
liked uppn to Inish the wplk. 1t ia expected
that tho building Will bo ready for services Huu-
dsy.
, 1874-11-17

4 meeting Of tho Wo.nan's TompaEanco Union
Of Chicago was hold at tho First Methodist
Church, corner Ct Clark Rud Waahiu Cton streets,
Yesterday afternoon, Miss T. E. Willard in the
CHAIR.
Tho committee 10 secure place for porma-
ncnt meetings reported tint tho Young Mons
Cariatian Association bud otrorod G room free Of
rent.
hIra. Jones reported TINT sho Ind Visited II
Mrs. Mcinhart, No. 2UG Blue Island avenue, who
waH tho vito of ,saloo9,-aeeper, u,d
who was tired OF tho life she was
leatling. She said B'ls bad visited
tho saloon and fouad both Dir. and Alls. &oin-
hart alIxlnus to quit the business thoy nro in,
into which they Lad been forced by circual-
business, ever 20 u1itall. they would gladly quit
the saloon. Slso Rald one Ut the temperance
c:1cu}a1s left at thnir saloon had wrought the
change in their minds.
The roport vas discussed Mt lcngt1> and opfn-
ions wero exchanged freely. 1t waB iitaliy
ug1eed to recommend the caAo to q committee Of
prominent gentlo.non who meet at tho Palmer
lluu6e this ufternoon IN the interest OF tonllcr-
auce, Mrs. Jones was appointed to lay tho case
before the committee.
Mrs. Joncs wns added to tho 1lass-Mccting
Committee Oh tho South Side.
IAe ChAr announced that Eorica OF protraGt-
cd Gospa-meeti"gn lsul heen egreed upon, to
commence Mt tho FslHt Church A'ouday ovening.
under the direction Of Francis Murphy, Of Polt-
| lind, Mo-, y reformed iaopyiate..
Instructions to the Mass -aiooting Cotnmittco
The Chair reported TINT very successful
| masB- meeting vas held ut Evanston Sunday
| eysnng 1T Vi hch 400 slgncd tho pledge.
| Adjourned.
, 1874-11-17

Tho ritizera Of EtlinbllrE aud Paris haye be-.
come simultaneously alarmed at tllc pr'ces OF
uosed iIlordinnte ,roltA OF bAkcra and butellers.
According to lilo parla papers,, - tho public cry
In loud md monacins," Which mnut be ali
anxious n,on,out for those tradnhmen WHO hayo
read how their prsaooossorS woro l'anatca ln Tho
Fro.ch 1toyoution. Tho bntohors, especially,
aro % denounced Tor tbolr rapaclty, sinca tho pros
nf oxen las fnilen considerably OF late, whiio
so4rcely any abatement has been mado in
, 1874-11-17

tho prtco OF moat. In Scotland tho ean,s
complaint Ia ratsod In tho cou.nns Of tho Edtu-
burg PROSE. Bakers aud butchers aro charged
With un1nstilhb1p oxtartIon, md protection ID
meat. tho importation OF Australian bccf In tins
Ia earnestly advocated,
, 1874-11-17

lf IL 9O ~ AL
There Was fu!l-lrssa reception last evening
ut tho T1rn. Thomas Hoyno's, civen in honor OF
Gov. Gilbert g. Walllcr. at whicl, moAt of tho
elite OF Ch,caso weso present to meet that gon-
t1o1ua,. md hla grasious wife,
Miss T. E. Willard. President Of Tho Womcn's
Temperance union, leaves to-day TOR Cleveland,
to attend State Temperance Convention to bo
held III that CITY.
Arou A,,lcraon recently convicted OF incan-
tiarisln, waH pardoue1 by Gov. Boyeridgo yestcr-
day. -.-.-
uoTEI. ARRIVALS.
Palmer uouse-D. N. Webster, New York !;
George Il. Mitchell aud party, Central City. COL;
william $. Cottrcll, rlankuton House. Milwau-
leo: Col. !. L. II. Foster U, s. A.;
lie 11ot.. s. H.. Hnr!bnt. Dolvidere; Col.
James L. nanlopI', Chief, ,Engncor paltinora
trcal; W. II. AyorIl1, Mobile; col. George
". Bradley, y. s., A.: :, Grand I,acldo
koo K St. Paul Halfway; tho Hon. i. s. pEoBsot,
Nufraio; George ., Hayes, bafFailo.; l., IL.
Charlea ". johnson, minneapolis Ereni"g Aa,l.
, 1874-11-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


THE GRAND JURY.
When thls body appeared In conrt' fossotoaY
afternoon, to return sorno sadlotn'ents which
thoy had found, shoy wore, Homow''at TO shotr
s,rprise, oallea upon to liston to Ast'o plain
!aik f,om Judge Dooth.
0n1Sa FOR THE GAMBLERS.
Judge Booth began by Saying t''ae no wishoa
To sneak (ow woltls In regard to Information
given 10 him since ho had accepted tho Donch
tbIs time. which information had been forciblv
jmuropsed On hls mind. It was, ho said. q mat
1or Of common notoricty that tho city was In
festcd With gamblors, that thoro wero numerous
aamlng-houacn, aud that gambling was carflea
on opou}y, and IL open Defiance TO Law. 1te did
not suppose TINT tho geutlemen of tic jury had
any knowledge Of tloir own In regard to this,
but .loy had tho public accounts, tito reports IN
tbc press. aud tho general remark to guido
them, and even 1t they ind no personal ncanasns-
snce thereof, thoy had plenty Of menna Of ill.,
testgation Ho would suggcss to thou "hoshef
lhoir position did not require that aouo
investigation iuto tho matter should be
uada. Ho would Soy Tor tho Court TINT 1t
would lond all tho MD in its powcr In tho aotec-
lion aud Indictment OF theao roraons. Hero TITO
Judgo paused d liltlo+ aud then proceeded TO sav
lint 1t wa8 weti known "a to tho oxtent which
gambling had III loading to othor crimes. to ON"
bc3z1oment, lnrceny, nua, in fact, almost eYory
olher description Of cr,mo. and IL therefore do-
,panded tho most serious consideration.
THE MIKE M'boNA1.p ASSAULT.
judge Booth tlon, without mentioning any
names, proceeded to speak OF thls caae, which.
II il Understood. was to hhFo come up aiscHn 20,
foro Tho Grand July. Othor Information haa
come 10 him, ho said. III secret way. that nt
lcaat In ono case ono or more ~ltnessca haa peeh
ptayentol from tsstltylnR oeto1o enae o9oY sna' ~
formation, and had not been adnllttou, b'it That
fact Ind nothing to do with my other dlanu
Jury. Ench Ind to do It's dt'tV alone in0openu-
cut OF any uthor. They woio required to tnako
Investigation III my matter, mud TO and Out Tor
themselves whether any cfilno lad hecn Cum
mitted.
AND STILL ANOTHER.
Thore had been efforts mato, he added, to
prevent witnesses from aPponrsnR, and th,Is
stopping Investigation. 1T was tao dnay OF !ne
Grand jury to Investigate into this. lucy muht
make Efforts to discoyor AZ to who wcro to
blame i was no ma.1er st wno IN s Srn,,e;,t W.
become implicated, theT must po oroueAt up
Nothing waa moro aetrimonta! to ebe adnltf'astfa.
tion OF Justice than this interference OF outsioo
pnrios. ue would asBufo tuom tllas too GonI; i.;
would tolerate no euch interference: Amos!
unlimited authority was permitted 70 TUG dfa1o
Juty IN tue Hearch Of Information reaaraitlR thg
existence OF public evils. nnu tho 5uu8e aaf'seo
them to mako uso OF shat autho4l;y.
Jnnon
hero rose, and asked tic judge II 1t vas ~ lhelt
privilege tO Investigate anything III "n''" "Ae'e
was auspcc.od. cu. ,...
mnv of your own privilege Investigate anythint
vou please. You stAsht Ha u we're, Q" tut
threshold Of tho court. and decide ns TO win
cascs shali bo Investigated