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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-19
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CouEr OF APPEALS.

This court met at the usual hour yes,
terday morning.
On motion OF Mr.. Sands, D. Fl. Leon
ard, Eco OF Psrkersbure, was admit
ted to practice in this court.
An appeal was allowed in the case oil
Amanda Wyatt, &c, against Simpson
and Steel, from Writ county.
The argument was concluded in the
case Of ROUGH against the Blanner-
bassett Oil Company, by W. S. Sands
for appellant, aud the case submitted.
The case OF c. P Richards against
John Fisher, Ct al, from Writ county,
was argued and submitted. G. D. Cam
den for appellant and D. 81. Leonard
and Okey johnson Tor appellees.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
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POLICE CoURr-Judqs Granmer.

There were three cases disposed Of
at the Police Court Yesterday morning.
Hannah Fhzsimmons got drunk
again and was fined twenty dollars and
costs. She dIdn't pay, so she will Gre
mate in Jail for the mex; thirty days.
Edward and Isaac Russell were ar
aested for ceiling liquor without license.
Edward was fined twenty dollars and
costs, and Isaac ten dollars and costs,
which they paid. They have been
running "flosting barroom" on back
river aud have been supplying Bridge
porters and Etnsville people with all
the whisky they wanted. The Ohio
authorities were unable TO arrest them,
as they would take refuge on this eide
OF the river.
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ANOTHER Pic Nlo.-The scbola' 9
comprising the private school OF Miss
Bell Battle, who held their picnic al
Sycamore Grove yesterday, had very
pleasant and happy time. The young
lsdies and children are especially
thank full for the efficient manner in
which Mr.. n. C. Shallcross had pro-
vided transportation to and from the
grove.
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TIE BUTCHERS Pho NlC.-About all
the butchers, with their families, in the
city, were oat the pike yesterday enjoy
ing themselves as they only know how,
in having a grand picnic.
Pretty much all the meat shops were
closed and it was about as hard to find
q steak or roast yesterday, as a gold
dollar.
A jolly good time was had and al
report themselves delighted with thu
DAVIS festivities.
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River News.

The river was falling last evening
with 5 feet 5 inches in the channel.
The Courier LEFT Tor Parkersburg at
the usual hour yesterday morning.
The K. r. Hudson il due here this
afternoon rom Cincinnati.
The Express is the Parkersburg boa
this morning at 10! o'clock.
There WAS nothing doing about the
landing Yesterday.
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HOTEL PERSONALS. - General n.
Golf, Jr., OF Clarksburg, Hon. Charles
Marshall aud J. Snowden Andrews OIL
Baltimore, and Gen. Bradley T. john
con, OF Richmond. are stopping at the
Nc Lure House.
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"PRoBABIETIEs' is bringing on an IT,
crease OF heat. "A lodge in some vast
wilderness" or "boundless contiguity
OF shade" will soon be in order, il they
happen to be within reach.
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ABOUT one hundred Mssons from
Pittsburgh and Allegheny visited the
Steubenyille lodges last Thursday
Feasting, DC, was endulged in after
the lodges closed
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JEFF DAVIS created amusement for
quite a number of persons around the
Second ward market house yesterday
about noon by trying to make a stub
born bull 90 by twisting his tail.
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SHOULDER DIsLoCArED.-Yesterday
afternoon q Mrs. Bsuch, an old Ger
man lady living on the corner Of Wood
and 3S,h streets, in tie S.h ward, fell
off step ladder and dislocated her
shoulder. Drs. Ford aud Pipes rem.
dered the necessary assistance.
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ANNoUNCENENT.-lIebrsnk Il Bro.
have removed TO their beautiful new
store room, No. 1917 Market street,
where they are opening their new stock
Of watches. diamonds and jewelrv, and
silver ware Of elegant de.igns. Every
thing is new, first class and reasonable
Patronage solicited. 1856
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The train will leave Wellsville on its
return trip in the evening at 5.l5 and
arrive at Bridgeport at AS and Bell
aire at 500 o'clock.
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Piano TUSISG.-Lesve your orders
for piano tuning al Adams d Lucas
1927 Market street, and have il
promptly attended to. All ,oork guar
antsed. Pianoe kept in tune and re-
paired by the year st liberal discount.
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WHEN the Cumberland ladies visit
the new water works and see the steam
gusge, they pull out their watches and
tell the engineer his time" is not cor
root
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IT takes three swims per day and two
ice creams at night, to keep the prickly
heat of the Oldest boy now.
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STRAWBERRY short cake IL the most
sessonsble and pslstsbe diet in vogue
now.
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THERE was paid $3.OOS 50 for teach
ers in the Public Schools during the
month Of May.
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The average daily attendance at the
Public Schools during the month OF
May was 2,204.
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The BALLS 4 ROLLING. More
cheap dry goods and carpets come this
day, and you should come and see them
at a giye.awsy price.
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling,
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AVOID THE CRowD.-Ladies will be
better served, and avoid the great jam,
by calling early in the day.
STONE & THOMAS,
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Tickets TO all principal points in the EAs
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket once, in Mcclure House, and at the
station At Bridgeport.
FIR. MYERS,
Jul3l Gent Passenger aud Ticket hgcI Z
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FoR elegantly favored roasted coffee
and strictly pure spices, call on Turner
d. Co, No. 1910 Main street.
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A LARGE assortment Of Tapestry,
Haseock and Ottomans, at greatly re-
ducej prices, just opened by
j. w. FERREL.
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To save money 10 Dry Goods and
Carpets, go 10 J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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ELEGANT, "A Notified Suitings, high
lustre, cheap at SIC, at SOC. A great
bargain. STONE q THOMAS.
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The thermometer "scooted up t
eighty.fve in the shade yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-19

To cave money 10 dry goods aud car
pets go to J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-19

LITTLE gooseberries for a penny ere
in the market.
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For two yards wide Iron Grensdiue,
at 80 cents, 60 to
!. w. FERRRL.
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New Sheet Music received tri-week-
ly at Sbeib's Music Store, TIA Main
Street.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY u,
" 1874 Trains will leave Wheeling as fol.
lows, Wheeling tiAe:
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81. Louis Express.

Sts A<OuAS GAPLtsSs
IAsf-LlAvH. wEsT-LIAyrs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. 4 40 A. Il. daily at--..s2OP.E
ARRIVE AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Sewark.......,Sl5
CITY ........e:5o p. r. Column bus.-...iso ~
Baltimore r. ~. Iandusky -G:2S A, N
Philadelphia 2S3 A. n Clncin natl. Loss A v
New York-...6.0o A. - Chicago..---.s:OO P. n
SUNDAYS excepted.
Western Express.
kAsr-LKAvEs wBr-IRAyB.
DAILY" daily Al Ass P. 4. daily st-.,.c..
ARRIvn AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Sewark--.--l:iO Pm
City. .........7:lO A. n Colum bus...2. P,s
Baltimore s. 90 A. n Sandusky ...6-S, p. N
Philadelphia LIS Pm Cincinnsti.-lO.1OP p. n
New Sork....-.&lO =. hChicago.-.... A. N
Accommodation.
KAsr-LKAvEe. wKsr-LlAv1.
wheeling sWheeling
daily at--..9a5 A. =. daily at---&IG Pm.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Cumberland.S25 p. Il. GAINESVILLE. ..-stJr.x
sundays excepted. I%sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connection,
at Baltimore with trains for PhilaLr..
uh!s, New York and Boston. At Wash.
tngton City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connsc.
ton for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimore Division.
KAaT-LKAvn wEST-LKAyHs
wheeling washington, Pa,
daily at.--.1.l5 A. u. daily at......6:9sj A. n
Wheeling Washington. Pr,
daily A. zoo r. Il. daily At. sIOp.s.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets to al principal points can he PRO
,ured at the once nj the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation
X. T. DEvRIEs, General Agent. wrea!.
Ing. mRyl6
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
STEAMER MARKETjBOY.
HOURS oF-DEPARTURE.
Indexto New Advertisements.

Index-to New Advertisements.
For Clncinnati-Steamer Hudson.
Legal Notice.
American Watches-Louis Dechsrt.
Notice-Redempton of Gas Loan
Bonds.
Board of Com missioners.
Window Blinds-G. Mendel, Booth
& Co.
Dugs-Silvey.
Go to PaulHs.
Concert-Wbeeling Female College.
Photographs-Brown & Higgins.
Washington Hsll-Hou. j. NJ. Pee
bles.
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STEAM BOATS.
Wheeling, PAfkof1DurH ana
Cincinnati Transportation
OomDany's Packets.

OoURIER,-------..Cap Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EXPRESS ,..-.........Capt PHIL. ANsCHUTz.
The COURIER leaves Wheel.
IsU=nS9ing for ParkersSurg every Tues
bday, Thursday and Saturday at
lgx O'Clock A II. Returning leaveslP PARK.
ersourg every Monday, wednesday and
Friday at O'Clock A. M.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Park.
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday aud
Parkersbure every Tuesday, Thursday and
aturday at 9 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage apply to
c. Fl. Both & CO.,
decs Agents.
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We advise all who want first c,,..
Photographs to see the specimens a,
Robinsots Gallery before giving tb.i,
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which characterizes their vo,r
cannot be surpassed.
LADIES FINE SHoEs.-Another iuyoic.
Of Edwin c. Burt's fine shoes Jus, -.
ceived and for sale only by
a L. V. BLOND,
ll35 Main St.
JAPs.-One case OF black aud whit.
striped, worsted filing; high lustr.
Worth so cts. at 20 cts.
STONE l. THoxAs
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wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
baltimore Division.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. R.

r. sYs7 ON AND AFTER DEL.
~ u, 1873, Trains, will run
follows:
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THE wind blew and the dust flew
promis cuously Yesterday.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
June is, 1877

oehS 40 ~
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF Education was held last night
President Hall in the chair.
Preseut-Messrs. Bickel,. Egerter,
Crawford, Ellifritz, Hall, Hupp. Logan,
Otte, Rodgers, Stewart, Scott, Wilson,
Weiizel and Wheat.
The minutes OF the las! meeting were
approved and signed. -
SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
The following is the report of Super
intendent Williams for the month OF
May.
WHEELING. June Is. 1874.
To the Board of Education
From the tabular reports herewith
submitted OF the schools OF the district,
for the month oil May, make the fol-
lowing abstract, TO which. with the &C.
compauying statement, your attention
is invited:
l. Enrolment for the month.....-........ 2,sU7
- - 'C.a5S 40
8. average spsehce ior tue lhontn.'..'.- 4o'
J. percent o, average atoenasnce o.
ON t...:.; ...;;,.':.... ''''''''' o.
" ~ urnnLIao,Sa soSaoI Ioo. M.diso, oas.
uStUn eeuoo', -, 80 ,v ~
lay, c . Un,on' o. G e,hn 30, "a
.. 70 VI Puplls peInS. IL s o|'
q NJ. y. Sases uisSi ph1 'p'''uo &c
ny Tue Supelinte,hIein i..';...,..,... "
s. No. pupils suspended for infraction .
y. w: eas s Toi p'' ~ Suo,, 80. 80 IL
ipg'on scnool-, Wson' Jay psy, o ~
loIi, ~ n. ,n,nI y, "ei' - Az
S GO " .o,a,, u 49, o,
~ ~ uaJ ;
lie no vi Slsits-ru % 81 %,
!ocai coihniiseionei'' - o'hei' o. %,
-.
49, = .,S. n vn, -a.lI.I. q , .. -,
ortIogTaPny. -,oo', I5au L,, q, Psdi
IIusiP, i,uS' hie'" on. ~ =,
VIII. ~ aIith s,s ,orSvsini9,
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IABf-LlAVB.
Wheeling
daily at. 4 40 A. II.
ARRIVES AT
Washington
City--...-...6;5o p. u.
Baltimore. ESQ r. ~
Philadelphia 2S3 A. y.
New Sork-.-.6.0o A. -
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He always puts his foot in it.
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wnsT-LLAvH.
Wheeling
daily at-...sa Pm
ARRIVES AT
Sewark......-Sl5I .. N
An
Sandusky G.2SA,
Clncin nati..lGSi An
Pm
eSunda Us eIceptri
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The report Of the committee on Ae-
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WANTED..A route boy al
this Office. Apply ut once.

RED, rosy cherries are getting plenty
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THE Municipal Court meets to-da
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the enforcement OF the ordinance re-
curing them to be kept off the streets
We are glad this law is being enforced
and also that requiring carts to be kept
off the streets. And though al present
the people complain, they will soon see
that anything that adds to the welfare
OF tie town is to their own interest, and
will feel proud OF the beauty OF their
improved streets.
TIE iron doors for Fink's new bust
ness block on Third street, arrived this
morning. They are handsome and
substantial. They come from Reisick
d. Bros. of Pittsburgh, and weigh eight
hundred pounds each. One OF the OF.
fees below is to be used for an insur-
ance Office, and the other for banking
house that is TO be started soon.
THERE will be tenn persuce meeting
held at The Presbyterian church to-
morrow night. No speaker is snnounc.
ed as yet.
IsAlc Booru was fined one dollar and
costs for leaving his wagon in one OF the
alleys.
TIE Marshal has made complaint
agsipst George Zweig. VIM. Shinder-
wolf, NJ. Heigneman. and Walter
Suits, Tor opening their ssloons before
6 o'clock An.
PROSECUTING Attorney Kenpon, and
Sheriff Cochran were 10 town this
morning looking alter some county
business.
JAMES KELLY, formerly clerk IN
Bowman and Winant's insurance Office
has returned from Cincinnati where be
has been for come time, having his
eyes treated. but We are sorry to learn
has received ne benefit.
We saw 6ns lot OF spring chickens
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-06
Industrial Exhibition.

The exhibition of the industries of Portland
at City Hall next week, bids fair to be grand
success. 1t is expected the people throughout
the county and state will gather here on that
occasion to see what the chief city of the sta te
is doing in the way of manufacturing. Nearly
every town in the state will be represented, and
it will be great advantage to Portland in
more ways than one. There are many articles
manufactured in this city that even our own
people have no idea of, and parties dealing in
them will be surprised to see them as q prod
uct of Portland.
As has already been stated, tickets enough
have been sold to ensure the financial success
OF the enterprise. Merchants and manufac-
Jurors have generously responded in this direc-
ton to the calls of the managers.
Already most of the space has been assigned
to the different parties exhibiting, and they
are busy putting in order for their several arti-
eles. The hall is not yet prepared for goods,
large force being employed in arranging tables,
&C., for the display of goods. The galleries are
completed and the goods have begun to ar
rive.
There was large number of applications
made yesterday for space, and we are informed
that there is scarcely single manufacturer of
any account in the city, who will not have his
wares at City Hall next week.
Governor Dingley has signified his intention
to be present on Tuesday evening, at which
time Hon. G. p Kimball will deliver an OPEN
ing address on the objects of the exhibition.
The Board of Manufactures are very fortu-
nate In securing the services of Charles HI.
Haskell, esq.,, for General Superintendent
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-06

NEW YORK, June 5-Eyenmg.--Cotton dull with
an easier tone; sales 6S4 bales; Middlng upands at
18s; forward deliveries q &c lower with fair bus-
ness Flour-receipts 1851 bbls; the market is quiet
and prices without marked change; sales 13 900
bbls; Western and State 80 q so; White Wheat
Western extra so q 90; extra Ohio at 90 q So
extra st Louis at 10 Il CO. closing quies Southern
-four at Is "a II 90. Wbeat-receipts 233721 bush
the market opened firmer with a moderate supply
and fair export demand and closed with holders a
little more disposed to realize; sales 1873 900 bush No
Chicago at 46; No North Western at 1 Al; No 2
Milwaukee at 40; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota
Spring at 43 q 81, No Spring at 4 81 e 52I
choice Winter Red Western 1 56 q 81; White Wes-
tern co. also 5000 bush No. Milwaukee for next
weeks delivery at 40; $4,000 bush last half june at
II. Corn-receipts 72,O60 bush; the market shade
frmer with moderate export and home trade de-
mand; sales 1000 bush new and old Western Mixed
at 10 a SIC; Western Yellow 81 q Sfci White Wes-
tern 90, closing with scarcely SO much frmness.-
Oats-receipts 63 125 bash the market is scarcely
firm for Mixed and shade firmer for White sales
g. 900 bush 62 a CSC for Mixed Western in store
Coffee is firmer and more doing in jobbng way at
ie advances no cargoes offering at current prices
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-06
MINOR TELEGRAMs,

The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad has
elected the old board of directors.
Three wooden tenement houses at Hyde
Park, Mass, owned by Thomas Allen, were
burned Thursday night. Loss, $4,000; insur-
anee, $4,000; on furniture, $500.
Halsey's flour mill at Ithaca was burned yes
terday. Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
All the non-society New York coopers GO
armed to prevent assaults by the society men.
One has been arrested with cavalry sword.
The weather in New York yesterday was
sultry.
Jefferson Davis sailed Thursday from Liver
pool to New York on the Adriatic.
The National Association of Millers met in
St. Louis Thursday, and recommended the
formation of associations in each State.
The National Medical Association met in
York, read an able paper on sanitary reform.
Dr. Mendental well-known physician of
Cincinnati, died Thursday night.
Congressman Jewett says he has not been
consulted as to accepting the presidency of
the Erie Railroad, but does not say he shall
refuse it.
The Brewers Congress has adjourned, to
meet at Cincinnati next year.
The Brewers Congress in Boston adjourned
last night. 1t made a favorable impression
says the general despatch agent
The Morrissey woman, reported as murdered
at Stratham, N. H., died in rum fit
The will of j. Edgar Thompson, President of
the Pennsylvania Central, provides for his wife
and other relatives there being no children,
and the rest of the estate goes to build an asy-
um for the orphans of railroad employees killed
in the line of duty, the Pennsylvania Central
and roads leased by it to, to have the prefer
enoe in the benefits of the institution. The es-
tate is valued at $2,000,0O0.
Desc hou Nau Vork t1anticc Hortfordc
8.
Base ball, Philadelphia, Athletics 13, Mutu-
ais 2.
The Pope was able to celebrate mass yester-
daysmorning.
Gen. Comcha has entered Logronac.
=, There is danger of serious collision between
| the low down whites of Memphis, Tenn, and
tne ignorant colored men. 1t is reported that
the latter have muskets and are drilling.
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-06

examination of Charles r. Robbins on a
Charge of Piracy.

Yesterday morning Robbins was arraigned
upon the other complaint charging him with
the murder of Solomon Camp upon the high
seas. The prisoner by advice of his counsel re-
fused to plead and the commissioner directed
the plea of not guilty to be entered.
The cross examination of John Robbins the
father of the prisoner was then continued.
The defence then called as a witness John f..
Robbins
The witness testified as follows. I am a
brother of the defendant and am a blacksmith
l am 2S years old. For the last wear and a
half have worked at Thurlow's Island. but
been at home occasionally. L was at home
when the accident: happened to my brother. l
saw him going by the house sitting in the bot
tom OF the wagon. l went up to fathers.
winch is about forty rods from my house, and
ne mad Just helped Charles out We took him
into the shed door and got him along by the
other door here he made a bolt and we all
went out on the ground; then we got rope and
tied his hands and carried him in and put him
on the bed. He kept saying ,sI'll put head on
you" He didn't use profane language but he
would slat around so that after we got him on
the bed he stove the plastering off from the
wall and broke the lattice.
John Martin was the next witness called.
He said that he lived on Deer Isle, knew the
prisoner, and had noticed his depression the
past winter. Never heard that he ever drank
liquor. HIS character was good.