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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
Murder Most Foul.

News reached here last evening
 that a man had been murdered
 at the forks of the Cienega and
 Crittenden roads, Is miles east OfTucsOn. The man who brought
 in the news describes the body as that of a man of medium height
 with sandy whiskers, that it was stripped of pants and that he saw blood on it's side. He also says there was brown setter slut with the body.
 LATER.-There is little doubt that the murdered man is H. D. smith, who left here Thursday morning for the, Cienega. The jack which MT. Smith rode and his dog have returned to town and are lglIE eagu .1ei- : Judge Osborn WIS deputized by coroner Warner and left here about II o'clock last night for the scene of the murder. fit is Mr. Il. . Smith, and there is little ground now to doubt it, there has been d uioSJ eStliiti1C Hlau anu SOOu citiZe- murdered. MT. Smith has heen engaged during the last six months with T F. White, in his surveying operations. He had just lately returned to Tucson and his present journey was in connection with a sheep business in which he and MT. White are interested. The perpetrators of this deed are unknown, but there is strong ground for believing that it was done by white men. | There has been arrested on sus- piciOn a man who came here late in Thursday .nightand ina drunk en aud crazy cOndition.-Citizen AprH 18th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

A female of Washington, In- diana, writes to Nevada that a So- ciety numbering thirty women, mostly girls from eighteen to twen ty.five, has organized to pay a temperance visit to the Pacific slope. They will commence their labors at Omaha, and stop at every saloon on the line of the railroad from there to San Francisco Bulletin.
 They are thinking more about men than temperance, and will marry any saloon keeper who is fool enough to have them.-WI- raSpgtpn Enterprise.
 Let them come to Arizona. There are some attractive men here, besides saloon-keepers, who would like to see them.-[ ED. SENTINEL HiIffET
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

NEW UoCDS.-Mr. A. v. r-iss, of the Colorado store, informs us that he expects to receive by the steamer now almost due @ large assortment of goods; consistius oi dry goods, clothing groceries, liquors, boots & shoes, Eauoy nc tions and almost every thing. He sells at reasonable prices, is accommodating and seems deter. mined to have his share of the public patronage, which he is sure to get if he keeps up his lick. ala ..s
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
NOta Bene>

Our Stock is complete; our connecsieas the best, and we offer to the people of Ari- zona, Son6ra and New Mexico. induce ments not attainable at any other house on the Pacific Coast.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

THE PhllaGelphl& Ledger says Thirty year ago American locomotives were introduced into Russia by the late Joseph Harri- son. Mourners followed him to the grave only day or two ago, but the great mechanical en- gineer left behind him for the benefit of his countrymen the lucrative trade his Russian ven. ture first created. There have just been shipped from this city fourteen locomotives for Odessa, Russia, upon which the freight charges alone were $l7,000 MT. Harrison and his partners built their American locomotives for the Russian railways in Russia, and had he not made that marvel ious stroke of enterprise which our columns on Saturday last so graphically described, the Rus sian never perhaps, would have got that idea ot American me- chanlcal genius which enables our Philadelphia, machine shops to now build these engines, which are in a double sense the monu- ments of the \ i'll of our. towns men, living and dead. , 7
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

We had the pleasure the other day of a call from MT. E. s. Mol kow, an attache of the U. s. Surveyor. Generals office at Tue. son. MT. Molkow is here in the pleasant occupation of waiting for the steamer from San Francis cn, on which he expects his bride, all the way from Washington, D. c. May he realize his fondest anticipations.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

A Main Justice vindicated the dignity of the law by sending 8 newspaper editor to prison for calling him a ''muddle. headed manDikin." i
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
Go and take a chance in that Raffle of the splendid buggy and

harness. Such chances are not often offered. The winner, if he don't want it himself, can sali if for big money. The list is at the
 the Yuma Exchange. Call on
 Froank aad put down your name.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

ERRATA.-Typographical err ors will sometimes creep in. In last weeks SENTINEL in speaking of the mines in the Montezuma District, Castle Dome mountains, we made the date ofthe discovery to read July 1873. It should read February 1873.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
Agents for the different Mail and Stage Lines connecting Tucson with all parts of the world. e

wGive us a call. Price our Goods and inspect our STOCK. We will make It to your advantage SURE to do so. Our Goods are FRESH and NEW. Our Prices LOW. Our facilities SUPERIOR and we are always ready and prepared to satisfy everyone of these facts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
Forwarding.
For Cash.

Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, U s. Treasury Drafts. Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts, and Good Commercial Paper. Grain. Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value FOR CASH; or advances made, as may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE - The Chicago Inter- OceGn says:
 The Cincinnati papers are an. xiously endeavoring to ascertain whether the temperance crusade in Ohio has diminished the con- sumption of whisky or not and are at serious variance in the outcome of their inquiries. The Commercial puts forward the fact that the revenue receipts from Ohio and Indiana districts fell off $5O0,00O in February. The En- quire,'. on the other hand, points to the circumstance that the price of whisky has actually advanced in the Cincinnati market, and says that the revenue rE7at7ts q ways faJ of iu February. We are Jeff at liberty. therefore, to form our own conclusions with regard 10 the practical effect ef .Gs crusade
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Julius Becker. whose advertise. ment appears in to days issue an-
 nounces that he will sell his whole stock of goods and the fixtures of his store at less than San Fran. cisco cost. prices. There is a chance for bargains.
 I. LYONS, whose advertisement will be found under the head of "New Advertisements" has opened a nice store on Main st., next door to Thos. Hughes saloon where he seems to have a fine assortment of almost evervthing that everybody needs. He says he is detrmined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. Cali and see him
 w HAVE received a copy of the #rst issue of the Wilmington Enterprise, 8 newspaper just es- tablished at Wilmington, Cal. It presents a very neat appear ance and is we'll filled with inter- esting matter, both original and selected. We wish it suc- ross j.iti5 h'fe i'sfsT
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

A Whirlwind. passed over Fort Yuma last Wednesday afternoon with such force as to hoist the roof of the Commissary store and demolish the verandas. It then crossed the river and passed up Gila street without doing any damage to the town. A sheep, a burro and a tame deer were in its track. and are missing. We have not learned where they came down, but suppose some. where.about Guaymas.
, 1874-08-24
GRhnGERs' PICNIC AT MORRISON,

5Bztfdz 1715Ua|eH 70 7He EH7c0Q0 7Fj6VNc
MoRN1sos. ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Iho Granger picnio
The weather MAS threatening, which prevented a
much largor attendance. Tic lion, l.. D. Whit
lug, Of nureau County, WAS tho orator of lilo
day. 1lis rclnarkh woro gonerally we'll received,
defended tho preaont Administrator favorc'i
nl'ldomcn; suggosteu that taxos should 10
reduced, but did not tell how; waa
opposed to araugea becoming political ea',cusrs:
waa % opposed to tho credit syston, aud thought
tained as it was iiiaugurated great good would
result, "S''
There wero flye.muuto speeches by n,e.nbers
OF tho dlIelent Granger ut Whitoaiie County.
with splondid singing by tho Haunt droyo Cleo
the day. ''e
The independently Committee hold meeting
tilla morning, mud denluoa to Hou.l dclegatos 20
tho Convention at'Fulson, Sept. Ii.
, 1874-08-24

! neelrss tnoeo whom they hhve been taught h
oohsldor thcir onemios, t!1or former mnHters! Al
armed crowd III not oar:ily queIiod. and When tia
| crowu CONSISTS Of ignorant, brutal, highly o1ott
od, half-Bnyago negroes, u,ero Ia more dilintlt,
ana great danger. Tholr Bayago impotuoAty vii
leu teaa tnom On beyond Tho object Of tl,or gather,
too far. This ia what wo have to fear. Wo l,ort
can only BE- prepared for Tho worst. TL!a is 4
feature Of Republican Government.
THE SITUATION ON SATURDAY
| 81. from gentleman who loft Georgetown Oh
| eatnfdny wo have obtained tic follow additional
particulars
Tho must furious persona In the mob woro tho
negro women. WHO wore armed with rico-hookp,
nvsu0s on a@ hoos and whose lnnguago +
Thursday md Friday n,med neerooy Of tia
1ohoa faction wero pouring Into tho town from
tilo surrounding plantations on lilo ryor aud on
III tne asans: During tho attack on JonoB' house
body Of bis aderentB, whom thos sJe i,owlay ~ ro.
1olnlora drove oil. Tlioy openet fire upo1 tic
house, md completely rddlol Il viii,
iI tholr bullets. Jones himself waa wounded
Viuitor s' from toe rl,1aaa,n3o Dr. 1hompson'
TIC log, and. 1tonry JOY, one or Of tho he,
Gounty ComtniHaionerH, wnB also wounlod IN
Frtuny morning, Jonos parndoh tl,ronch tho
btrcots Crying aud crrBing, followed by q fow
neesoes et Later 10 to lhy ho gathered
atlti persuaded the shoriir to tako command OF
tl1oin. Dowley's louuo, which IL ono of lin
hnoat IN tho town. waa at this titno surrounded
ny an angry and oxoitod crowd Of JouoBites
consisting Of mon and women. who threatened
yonEoanco agatnat Dowloy. Tho Intondant Of
tho town interviewed Junos. and ut lin to cot,.
aont to wlttIraw his forcos. 1Io then nstemuod
toc.got into Bowley's house, but tho mob, WHO
let my wnito man enter 1t, and sworo. too, with
fcnrful impl pcatlouB, TINT tey INTENDED tn br,,
, 1874-08-24

| Locn1.
o'vi.y - i.9aty. nc amateur pedestrian of Chica0o
ut ag ~ Gh1 @ s4taeceBatnfly accomplished! hiE IT,
To walked LOG mcs Ia 20 hours II nin,,tos nj
| 88 s0conds. 1'1nu1es "h'a
,Juetlco scally and Capt. Ellis hnvo riv,n o,.
nlana,siona Wy they released young 3en}Iey who
rn'1 VIII onnfRga W.. Gofnnisoty IN the Leh t!iannud
| Lis innocenco. o"s'eneu ot
Asatisfactory trial Of stationary stea,n fra.
engine pump was mhdo Saturday afto,r,non AZ
the establishment Of Crans Drothers. ~
The novelty Of n Chtnceo atabbing nfrrov .v..
enjoyed Saturday afternoon on West Mn,,,snn
stroot. All Do was the asHniant and All H,n ,a
snltorer. They were rival 1anndrymun. and ns
inaafiy M could bo aacortainod from thor gIbbar
tween thoin. "melcan" Police Justice vii
on1eavor to get at the facts this morning.
urinary meetings wero hold throughout thu
Tteg Sasnfday, and delegates wore elcotol to tic
ieGpies farsy County Convention, wl,ic!, mcnts
Fonlloh noxt Wednesday,.
nm, ~ conference f;na Of town officers with Tho
GGanaizasion Committee of tho Doari OF County
Tb,ssaoneGsl Tbn tnss @ waa hold Saturday afternoon.
mittco - 0Apoibes " tno Gom-
1isccilnnco,...
,,.,a, .mo grl BcFsfo, connected wilh tho Dcccbnr
H rs ssn, Of Wsst % o. con o lor
tat quo would tate, told qeor stnrics W. ofora fore
tho lm,y,ostigattng ,, COMMITTEES. sha doc1aroI
tnas lll,on, during bis wifo'a abnonco. : snaeht
el,e cea 70 ,1 accomplish hor ruin; That o,,co
~, III saaEnt bliBs srrnn b. Anthony m Nrr
vnto so' ~, tl tnl' aad that Tton a, Nlrs stanton
~oso w ~ IN .ho habit of keeping lnte houfn lI iii
ohess-board. '"o'Aaei'es' oVor tho
The o,ss8e Indians nro reported 10 In ~ ,or.,
any aeetafed "ar against tic Btato Of Knoa.s e""
Mn. 1au doY. uepofne has applied to Tho f;ennra;;
a9yernment for 2,oo0 carbncs and Ion nm o.r,
stuges 1of uso In dcferso Of the frontier ~ III
selected for Spotted Tai1 and liz nsr nas H.. bcon
cofding to bishop Hare. ono of tho Comm;sS;ts ~
Cru, tho CIiaf IN question will reoure snm",l,;,r.
more than Verbal argument TO induce him IN onn
sent to emigrate. "eo D'1' W Con-
qpon war Lay boon wagcd for sosoral DIVA n.s.
nt Lancaster, Toun.. between two nolitcai ans KY
tiohst tue one composed entirely OF whftcs an5
t4o other. tthdor tho leadership Of ono Seltors
nlost1i Of neErooB At last Accounts scvoroi
negsooa had been killed, and Snllnrs' bo,,s"
burned to the ground. Militia woro ro;nr fnr.
Nard from surrounding towns, and fnrthor
aor1ou5 trouble WIS threatened, A'A
T.. ~. tho great Usage land caHoa havo been decide7
~ - !ho United statos Circuit Court at Parsons
Aan, IN iavor OF tle settlers.
r., uen. Gmster givca a glowing account of t,,o
1acK 1, HlllH country .viBitod by his exDetlition
hold anu other valuable metals woro fonnd ~
!arge Quantities. Building materials arc nL1,nd.
Iit, " y, ana az grazing country the Gonorn1 anru
~ ls ono OF extraordinary rio,neaB.
, 1874-08-24
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, AUGUST "a ,o7a

et gstod tn tho rebuilding Of this establishments.
ilaue, iho@ ioss about @15oOoo, covered By sl50oo0
OF employment. American pluck, cnoTgy. and
perseverance, conquer all obstacles, and, ttlorc-
iose, We have no doubt, A1r. Lal}a,lmo who ia
aiuou by two Bons,-ouo q flna,cor Of promt~
nIohco. ai'd younger ono mnohin[st, who In
tho al'Yettor Of several patented mactinea and
NUS prominent position In aocicty, will noon
build at ones.
r. AR. La1'numa's old friends In tho Uuitod
misfortune, and liS oidost son, Felix (wlo in
tho ohly motnbpr Of tint a1icont ItHguonot
tamily romnintng across tho oeeau, t!1Iing an
honorable position In commercial house Mt
Cnicasu) pcilsaps may boon Join Ills father, and
become d German ctizon, like oil tho rsBt.
, 1874-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS

tnlei7jnBt1co Cnnrctl declines to permit th
Nov York
II. Aaolpho Levy, an onorator on tic pari
HoMrHo, has +" jumped" rs they Say there, witt
2,Soo, ,ooo francs, or s5oo.0o0 and over. "
r,o,v I'D, lem narper Of "Longfeow" noto
Midway, Ky, on tho 18th. lie louvca property
tAo valto OF which can only bo approxin,ated i,
hlH executors, but 1t may he safely estimatcd ii
more than s250,0G0.
MIR: I. 3. Chamberlain. who was for several
yeara year tho principal writor Of tho Now YorI
World Aas lately ioinod the staff Of tho Herald,
.-prof. A. .. Hopkins, Bon of tho lato Milton
=. uopkina Superintendent Of Public 1nstruc-
lion Of Indiana, 's to bo appointed by Gov. Hen
| father. '1
! Tho statement that Yankee sca-captnin
| landed tWenty-soven cannon for the Car1iatB al
81 point l. the Bay Of Dlrcay il dlscredtod here,
lie marine records show no such yoBsel ~ tho
trade.
--Dorgh says Tint the popular uaodo Of killing
mosquitoes by rolling them between tho thumb
a,l torefihger ia bartarous az it only half killa
1ne INSECTS lying shot around their nccks and
SAYS tho Hoston Transcript: Examine tho
school books Of fifty years agO, tho " Columbian
Orator. tho - American pfecoptor," tho :Ell-
elish llcador,' and then look ut tue school books
progress.
1T is understood TINT Bishop Bacon, Of tho
CATHOLIC DiuceBe that incndos Concord N, H.. ia
to bo Assistant Bishop of tho Diocese of New
YORK, aud tho Diocese Of Portland divided 10
Hampshire shall bo included in tho Diocese OF
Manchester, to be oroated. Tho coming Dislopa
aro not forcshadon ed.
-Some Of tue Doaton colored poonlo have
Henry Ward Bceoler to their raco by forming
at Harvard College medical scholarship for
colored men, to bo called tue Dcacher Scholar
Ahlp.
Tho landslide on tho Troy Il Schenectady
Division Of tho Central lsaroad ,sap Of yome
magnitude afterall. Two Thousand Que hundred
carloads hau boen taken out last Sunday. Two
engines. ll9 ears. aud from 40 to liz mon llayo
beon employed for four weeks. Paying tue Ia
borots $1.50 per day, besides meeting al tho
other necessary expenditures makes laudsliues
d costly luxury.
-Tho young man who came into this office
thsa morning, aat down OH a boz and t,,on
bounced up With yell and fled like ono bo-
tacks that were on tho box ahon ho took his
soat. No questions will be askcd-wo under
stand it all bnt VIC want those tacka--wo l,ayo
use forr. thom. That box is specially doyoted to
the parties "ho not only road our exchanges, but
spirit them away, aud tho taokb aro what wo do
pend On for exeltetnent.- Erchange.
--Thurlow Weed writes to i. ". Loavenworth,
OF Syracuse. N. y, tint he hopes to bo prosent
at the approaching nleoting Of tho rioneer Asso-
cation Of Onondaga County. IIo thiks "The
worAod on Joshua Fotman's farm Uoasod to tho
senlor uatlHBenfratB) III 1910, was in apprentice
il tie l.yn1 prlntingofllco in 1911. mud worked
e ..o1mtperlag sand for nolding caunon-balla at
hlioheH' furnace In 1872, may fairly claim to DO
III Onondaga pioneer"
1t III not relhaps generally known that Ma |
ryland waserulclunB arc, by produce dealers, cou-
s!dored tue best ~ tho country, aud that tlloro
, 1874-08-24

Mro' Ar alarm wns given, aud tlc fro kopt IT
ne ,ba!!ding. Losa nbout 81.500 Reports ol
tlo lightning having struck In at loast dozen
Fred Mlartz Won't hantlas At iiol 1ste yostor,
aay. lto Ind sono trouble With hls gun, and
pl's tho muzzlo to his mouth to blow It oIoar. It
| was Ills final blow.
| Two Indians connected with Buckley Il Co.'e
1llppoutomo wore arrested ut Xanosvillo. OH
hhtnrdnY night, and taken back to Nownrt,
| tay Inst.
James Athos MAS killed on Saturday. near
-Jogoph II. Taylor, who I WAS s arrested ted st bu-
eSrns laAt wock. charged with Tho mnrdor Of
nlackoy, In Chostar County, Ta.. July 28, las
ett III charge Of the Shoritf and Deputy. Sllori
Of that county, who arrived on Saturday niglt
WIN tie necosaary pnpers.
"A barn belonging to Samuel Mocarcrty, n
farmer living lniios I'll, of Ada. was struck
~ lightning Yesterday, totally destroying tho
barn aud contonts. Lois eBtimatod at $3,j00.
Fatr md Driving. 1'a,k Association viii 10 hold
miutns amounting to s150o6. " ' D''
-Whilo man nns1,od Richard T.avork was re-
turning from Clifton, nbout o'clock Aug. 81,
hs horses took fright 'aud ran or, throwing him
ont mud breakng Ills mock. Tho deceased leayes
a wife and family.
widow Iionol,an's houHc. In Momeo was
struck BY lightning Aug. 21, and her two
ta'lglitorn. aGed IL and 81, wcre instantly killed.
a alonte 70 ntles north OF Nranitowoo wns also
struck, and tho wifo OF the ownor killed..
IOWA.
Chnrtca Dabo, ctt,zen Of Dallas County, mot
Will fatal accident on Saturday. lilo waB out
with wagon. aud had hts gun with him. When
Eottlug into tho wagon, lio stopped upon tho
!ock. ntd tho gnr. discharged its contents into
ms faco; Ono Fldo Of hin lend was literally shot
away. Ho cannot survive.
,-l'intlsoy Carr, living noar Altoona, diod on
Saturday from taking wrong anu poisonous
medicine: lfa had boon sick FOR somo limo, ind
iltr 'nlrtn1o il takng a prescription, which was
TO bo APPLIED externally, was plro accidental.
, 1874-08-24
PRESS COMMENTS ON MoULToN,s
STATEMENT.

/
| From the .Setp Yurk Granite.
IhiH statement sponka FOR itself. Hero ara
original documents that Boucher and lls law
! yofs supposed woro destroyed. Iloro aro lottors
w.itton 10 tho heat Of oxosemont or nuder I,o tbe
pressure Of great emergencies, showing tho
ilutter Of the heart, tho agltation. tho anguish
OF the writors-lotters a1l the moro valuable a.
testimony oecauso they bear Indirectly on tic
can bo accounted for III no other way Tney
lavo 10 excuBo and no uaoauing but in tho con
tesBed criainaty they were written to CONCEAL.
MIR. Monlsona accompanying explanations uro
slmplo, aelf'consistent, md consistent with tho
facts that havo been brought to light, aud 30
stamped with tho impress Of trutl tLat no
uMrrejudlced mind eau reject tie statument.
Wliateyer their 1ogaf yalue may be, their 1nnraj
effect 1B orei whelming. No one eau read lhin
sta.ement without being convinced that tic first
ana dastardly "rong, aud has doubled tho origi-
nal crlmo by hlH efforts to hide it, II thaso
documents are genuine aud trustworthy. 1Ir,
Mou!ton M u a'np!y vindicated, aud statlds botoro
@ .ao "1rIa ,s ~ generous, bravo. aud chisalrio
lend ntdsustatu QUO who now appears in tho light
OF liar, iiberttne, and a Bnaak. II
Cham o. clFcumatant!al evilouce strong enough
TO aond a1,Y man OIL earth to tho gallows tor a
capital oifensa has my binding force whatever
Mr.. Beeel1er ought never to Le permitted 10 outor
christian Pulpit again sayo al ponitent to lay
Ills hand on his mouth and bury Ills mouth III tho
cushion to cry "Uncloan!"
THE ALL hut UNIVERSAL JUDGMENT"
=, From the 81. LDsia ReputteuH.
Moulton's statement simply cunlrMs tho all
nut universal Judgment aA to Deccllor'H guilt.
with 1nany clruu,nstantial aud documentary
proofs,
"LEAygs LITTLE ROOM FOR nounr,"
from HE ~. Louis Dc,arcr.k
The Hltnoas (Afoulton1 supported by Dir, Til
toms testimony Of hia wife'a cunfosslols, and
aud by tho documentary evidence, leaves little
room for dispute. lIis distinct Raaortion that
Mr. neechor eonfosBed this orlmc with tho mani
feHt tact tllat Moulton would not venture to
make such public ssnton,ont unlebs pro,,arcd
to sustain 1t on tho witness-sta.l, glyos the cuso
new appearance. lilo atrangest foat,,ro In it
ia, that Mr. Noecler, II ho know that sucl a
tcstlnony could bo given, dared to accuse Moul-
ton Ut btacAmalting,
, 1874-08-24
T1L7oN's SUIT AGAINST BEEoHER,

-A
IlhToN's SUIT AGAINST BEEoHER.
NH TnE CRY CounT OF DnooKLYY.
1ofa, iaito1 rnintil, against IIoury Ward Dccchor
g9:%t19bll1mntlt-,samnons ", ~ mI1 fur rcliof:
You nro hcroby summoned and reoutrod tn m.
aWer lno complaint in this nctiou OF which n
coPy 10 hote"lsN Borvod upon yot nui In Rorvn n
cohy oi your answer, to tho said complaint on thc
sa9S'ne st ont t H. ~ thclt Office No. laS ontago
deYs Of tho service hcroof, exclusive Of tho 1ays
OF such service and II you faif to apawor Ii,o
complaint within tho time afuresatj, Tn ,,i,;no
uI III !B action will apply to tic Court far 'I iho
rollef donantlotl IL tho complaint. ''A WIZ
Monnts L pzAnsA1t.
p"intlIr'H Attorneys.
THE CiTr CounT or Observation-Disclosures
Iilton agatnBt ilonry Ward Deec.,er
alegoa Aa""''
!. That on tho ID day Of October, 1856. in TIM
gity OF Brooklyn. plaintiff intormarrief w1ti,
EliXabctl i; H. n'chards, s'nco namod aud known
as Elizabeth II. Tliton and that ut the tfnln NJ
tho commission Of The wrongs hereinaftor men-
toned tho plaintiff and his said wifo woro living
together aB man aud Wifo iu the said City off
DrUoklyn. -
Il. Tint tho defendant, contrivtng and will
1ni.y n.y.! intending to intro tho plaintr, and de-
p}si"'iI; pnr a[;o,.;a and to to @ eenato snd destroy
or sr,, about tho 10Th day OF October
!soo. and on divers othor days and tln,oa aftoir
tl'at day and before the commencement of tIia
action, at tho house Of tho defendant, No. III
columbia ntroet, City Of Brooklyn, aud at tho
1ollHe 81 tho plaintiff, No. III Livingston stroot,
Clty OF brooklyn, wrongfuIly aud wickedly. and
without tho prlyity or connivanco Of plaiptiN.
ucbaucllod aud carnally knew tho said E(,zabeth'
then md cvor blnce tho wife of tic p|aintfr. ~
means whereof the Affection Of tho eaid Eliza
both FOR the safd plntntiT was wholly nlionatou
aud destroyed; and by reason Of tlie PROMISES
the plaintiff has wholly lost tie comfort. nil.
and assistance Of hiB said wife which durinr
ali tho tino aforesaid 10 otl srwiuo might hayo
haa aud enjoyed. and Inns Buirolod great dstroaa
IN body and MUD to tho damage of tho nlaintia
$100.100. f1'1'AA
Wherefore. the. plaintiff demands Judgment
aKalnst the defendant for the said SUN Of $lOO
Vno Tor tho wrong nfld niurioB horoinbeforo sol
forth, besides tho costs OF this action,
honnis Il rEAnsALL,
Piafn!T u Atturneys.
citg Of Brooslyn, County Of Rings. ss.-TLeo-
dofe i!lton, beiug duly sworn, BayH Tint ho s tho
plalntG IN the foregoing entitled action, that lo
haB read tue foregoing complaint, and knows
tne contents thereof, and that tho game Is true
OF his own knowledge except NJ to tho mattors
therein stated On information aud bul,of md "a
to theso matters he bolioycs 1t to bo true.
THEODORE 1ILToH.
1874 Gyo. ". Tonrn,rr
Notary Public Kings County.