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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-05
NEVADA.

SAN FRANCHCo, November 4-The
latest from Nevada indicates the re.elec-
tton OF Bradley, Democrat, for Governor;
also the Sharon legislative ticket, with a
stand of between Ellis, Democrat, and
Woodburn, Republican, for Congress. In
Storey, Lynch and Ormsby counties the
Republican legislative ticket has been
elected, which will give Sharon twenty
votes in the Legislature. This with the
nine Republicans who hold over, and
with indications that in the other coun-
tics the Legislature is likely TO have gone
Republican, will be sufficient to give
Sharon the requisite 3S votes on joint bal.
lot TO elect him U. 8. Senator. The Re-
publicans claim that Woodburn Is elect
ed to Congress, with the Gubernstorial
Office doubtful as between Bradley and
Hszlett.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-There-
turns so far leave the election Of Congress.
men in Nevads in doubt. Ellis, Demo-
crat, Is probably elected. Bradley, for
Governor, claims over 1000 maj. It is
conceded that the Sharon legislative tick.
Ell is elected.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, November 4.-Enough
gains are reported 10 insure the election
OF the Democratic State ticket BY from
six to ten thousand majority. Five Con.
gressmen are certainly elected, and proba.
bly, two others, and there is Democratic
msjority in the Legislature. More ne
groeS voted the Democratic ticket than
whites voted the Radical. Democratic
gains are reported from every county in
the State except Sumter.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 4.-Unoflcial re-
turns from 2S counties show a net Demo.
cratic gain OF 10000. This includes
Sumter and Greene counties and 1t over
comes the Republican majority Of 1872
and leaves the Democrats 1900 ahead,
There arc 81 counties to hear from, which
will increase the Democratic msjority to
six or eight thousand. 1t is one Of the
largest votes ever cast in the State.
Hsralson (colored) Republican, in the
1st district, Bradford, Democrat, iu the
Sd, Hayes, Republican, In the 9th, Cald.
well, Democrat, in the 9Th, Hewitt
Democrat, in the 9Th and Lewis and For.
ney, Democrats, for the State at large, are
undoubtedly elected to Congress. vii,
lisms, Democrat, in the Sd, is probably
elected over Rapier by six or seven
hundred majority. This gives Demo,
cratic gain Of three Congressman.
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Democrats Rejoicing.

COLUMBUS, November 4.-The Demo.
Gratis had an impromptu jollifcation to.
night over the results OF the election.
There was a continuous cannonade for
several hours, a long display OF fireworks,
and large crowd gathered In Capital
Square. Gov. Allen made a speech, In
which he declared that the returning rea.
son OF the people had brought the Demo
cratic party back to power, and that II
had come back to stay. Speaker Con-
verse, Col. Manypenny and hall a dozen
others made speeches, and frequent sllu-
sions TO Allen as the next Democratic
candidate for President were received
with applause.
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KENTUCKY.

CIEorNNATI, November 5.-The vote
In Covington yesterday gave Jones, Dem
ocrat, for Congress 0013 majority. The
city voted in favor oil license by msjor-
ity oi 450.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-The CyuriEr-
Journals returns show the election Of q
tull Democratic Legislature in Kentucky
In the lst district Boan beats Pickett
Republican, and Turner, Independent, by
large majority. In the I'd John Young
Brown Is elected by about 5000 majority
over Weir, Republican, and Smith, In
dependent In the Sd s. Nilliken Is re-
elected by On increased msjority ovel
CORN, Republican, and Butler, colorel
In the 4th ]. Proctor Knott is elected BY
about 1000 majority over Hill, Inde
pendent. In the 9th (Louisville) distric
Parsons beats two Independent candi
dates by five to one. In the 7th Black
burn has 5000 msjarity over Marshall
Independent. In the Sth Durham Is re
elected without opposition. The returnl
from the 9th district indicate the election
Of Cockerell by 1000 majority over White
Republican. In the 10Th Clark has ] 500
over Means, Republican.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November AIN Wayne
county, which includes Detroit city and
composes the First Congressional Dis.
trict, the Democrats elect the entire
county ticket except Clerk. Their ma
jorily on Governor Is s5B; on Congress.
man 1913. The Democrats will have a
larger representation In the Legislature,
and possibly majority.
The result on Congressman In the
Eighth District Is In doubt, and q full
vote may be necessary TO decide. The
District Is very large, including Saginaw
Bay. The Republican majority in 1879
was $500.
The Democrats claim the election Of
Chamberlain for Governor by a msjority
1000 10 1000. The Republicans claim
the State by small msjorlty. Fuller
returns will be necessary to decide with
certainty. The Congressional delegation
probably stands five Republicans and four
Democrats.
DETROIT, November 4.-The Senate
has two or three Democrats. The House
Is claimed by both sides by six or eight
majority. Gov. Bagley's majority, il is
now believed, will not range over 1000.
The Democrats claim that Chamberlin Is
elected and some Republicans concede 1t.
The Congressman elected and maiorities
partly estimated are Williams, Democrat,
lst district, 1900; Cd dis. Waldron, Rep,
700; In the Third district Willard, he.
publican, 1900; Fourth district, Potter,
Independent, 200; Fifth district, Williams,
Republican, 500; Sixth district, Dursnt,
Democrat, 1850; Seventh district, Con.
ger, Republican, 1000; Eighth district,
Bradley, Republican, doublful-clsimed
by both parties, and there was no opposi.
tion to Rubbell in the Ninth. Excepting
the Governor, the Republican State ticket
has perhaps 5000 or 1900 majority.
Midnigbt.-The latest returns show the
result on Governor very close, with the
chances in favor Of Bagley, Republican.
II may take the official vote TO decide.
Lewis, Democrat, ior Congress in the Sth
District, is most probably elected by
small majority, but the District being
large one and the returns from the inte.
rior towns lacking, 1t is impossible to say
how much.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The re-
suit, as stated in last nights dispatches,
are generally confirmed by later returns,
The Republicans have elected to Con-
gress Williams, Csswell, Msjorn, Kim.
ball, Rusk and McDill, and the Demo-
Gratis have elected Burchard and Lynde.
The Democrats here claim Bouck over
Kimball, but concede a Republican ma
jority on joint ballot in the Legislature.
fhe Sentinel (Rep) figures the majority
at 10.
A dispatch from the Chairman of the
State Central Committee, just received,
claims six Congressmen and ten to twenty
In the Legislature.
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The re-
turns now leave little doubt that the dele.
CATION In Congress stands Q Republicans
10 2 Democrats. The Republicans have
about G.O00 majority in the State on the
vote for Congressman. Both Houses ol
the Legislature are Republican, with o
majority On joint ballot Of about 80.
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MASSACHUSETTS,


BOSTON, November 4.-Gaston (Dem.)
for Governor oi Massachusetts ia elected
by a plurality Of 1917. All the Repub.
lican State ticket except Talbot for Gov.
ernor is elected. For Congress, Buff1nton
(Repl is elected in the First district by
4.420; Harris (Rep in the Second dis
trict by 2,Sl0; Pierce (Rep) in the Third
district by 3.072; Frost (Rep) in the
Fourth district by 80; Banks Qnd J in the
Filth district by 5.93S; Thompson (Dem.) J
IL the Sixth district by 978; 1arbox
Warren DEM in the Eighth district BY
574; Hoar (Rep } in the Ninth district by
4s7; Seeley (lnd) in the Tenth district by
$40; Chaplin (Dem.) in the Eleventh dis
trict by $40. The Legislature, which Is
largely opposed to prohibition, will stand:
Senate, Republican "a; Democrats 10.
House, Republicans 15l; Democrats s5.
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NEW YORK.

OswKdo, November 4.-Wm. II. Ba-
ker, Republican, Is elected from the 26th
District. Henry II. Hsthoru, Republican
Is elected in the Goth District by probably
l 600 maj.
NEW York, November The Demo.
cratic State ticket has 1890 msiority in
Kings county. Winchester Britton, who
was removed from the office oil District
Attorney by Governor Dix and nomina-
ted for re election by the Democrats, Ia
returned by more than 5000 msjority over
General CrOoke, at present q Representa-.
tive In Congress.
NEwBURGH, November 4. - Beebe
Democrat, Is elected to Congress from the
4Ih District by over 5000 mai.
ALBANY, NOyember4 Adams, Repub
lican, has been elected TO Congress from
this District
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 4-1:45 p. NJ
The returns from tho First, Second and
Third Districts are stlll Incomplete, and
the vote In all is 90 close that without the
full returns II Is impossible 10 state posi-
lively the result In any Of them. Lake
county gives Farwell only A majority,
but he claims q majority Of 1917 In Cook,
which, ot course, will elect him. Har-
rison Is probably elected over Ward 10
the Second District, while the friends ol
both Smith and Csulfeld are claiming the
election In the First District. Reports
from the State so far indicate the election
Of the Republican State ticket by q de-
creased majority, with q light aggregate
vote in most localities. The result Of the
Congressional election Is so far unchanged
from the estimate sent last night.
CAIRO, November 4-Returns from
seven Of the ten counties composing the
18Th district, indicate majority Of over
! 400 Tor Harlzell, Democrat for Congress.
The Republicans concede his election by
! 200, which Is Democratic gain Of
2,7OO:
CHICAGO, November 4.-The result Of
the Congressional election in Illinois, out.
side oi the First, Second and Third Dis
tricts Is as follows: The majority being
In round numbers from the returns al
ready received. Fourth District, Hurl.
but Republican, 1000 majority; Fifth,
Ballard, Republican, reelected by 5000;
Sixth, Henderson, Republican, 5000;
Seventh, Campbell, Independent Repub-
lican, 5000; Eighth, Fort, Republican,
5O0i Ninth, Whiting, Republican, 253;
Tenth, Doggy, Democrat, 200; Eleventh,
Weeks, Denocat, 1000; Twelfth, Spring.
er, Democrat, 1900; Thirteenth, Denison,
Democrat, 1000 Fourteenth, Cannon,
Republican, reelected by 800; Fifteenth,
Eden, Democrat, reelected by 1000;
Sixteenth, Sparks, Democrat, 1000;
Seventeenth, Morris, Democrat, re-
elected, 1000; Eighteenth, Hartzell, Dem
ocrat, 1000; Nineteenth, Anderson, Inde.
pendent Democrat, 1000. In the First
District CaHlfeld, Democrat, Is elected by
msjority Of 500 to 600. In the Second
District the Democrats claim Harrison's
election by s votes, and the Republicans
claim Wards election by II votes. In
the Third District Farwell, Republican,
is now reported defeated by 294 votes,
but it will take the official vote Of all the
precincts 10 determine the matter. TAX
ing the above estimate Of tho msjorities
on the Congressional ticket, the Demo-
Gratis have a net majority Of 10000 or
ID COO in the State, which will probably
be increased TO 10000. For Superior.
tendent OF Public instruction, Etler, who
was the candidate both Of the Democrats
and Independents, Is elected. The oppo-
sition vote on State Treasurer being di.
yided between W. Gore, Independent, and
Carroll, Democrat, RidgeWsy, Republic.
an, is doubtless elected. Cook county,
however, gives Carroll, Democratic can.
didate for State Treasurer, about 5000
majority.
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GInGntelliaettr
Western Pennsylvania.

The newly discovered election return'
received from this region last night in,
crease somewhat the dimensions ol thC
rent in the Republican garment on Tues
day. Democratic Congressmen are elect
ed in tho l7th, 18Th, Goth, 2lst, 22d, 2Sd
25lh, Goth and 9Th Districts, and almost
enough members Of the Legislature tc
give the Democracy aiImSjority OF
joint ballot. The returns from Allegheny
county pan out very sickly indeed. That
ancient ten thousand majority has
shruDk worse than the vote oI the
Western Reserve in October. Now
that Allegheny county, and MassG.
chusetts, and the Western Reserve, and
Preston county, have all become de.
mOralized we are about re ady to ask the
question, have We really a Republican
party among usH
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November 4.-Lster returns
indicate the election OF Colonel Casey
Young, Democrat, TO Congress by over
5000 majority, a Democratic gain over
the last Congressional election Of nearly
5000. The returns from West Tennessee
show heavy Democratic gains FaYette
and Hsrdeman, hitherto Republican by
large msjorities, give Democratic major
lilies oi l,10O and $50 respectively. The
Democrats are jubisnt over the result In
North and South Carolina. The election
was unusually quiet.
MRMPHIs, November 4-The Demo-
Gratis fired one hundred guns on the bluff
tonight In honor OF their victory. The
Democratic msjotity in this county "a
5000.
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THE CRUsADE's RESULTS.
Statements as to the Work Done by
ihe Women In Ohio.

Statements as to the Work Done by
the Women In Ohio.
From the Springfield tohlo) R'pu6iel
Mrs. Sarah Knowles Bolton, Of Cleve'
land, q lady well known in Springfield
and throughout the State, does not think
the Crusade movement in Ohio was q
iailure-and by this she means the gen.
ersl moVement-the mass meetings, the
religious exercises, the personal efforts,
SC, incident TO the work. In letter 10
the AdvaneS she gives actual statistics 10
support the opinion che has formed.
steubenville, Ii seems, had 125 saloons,
while II now has only Al. The McCop-
nelsville ordinance closed 40 liquor shops
In that city. In Warren Q saloons were
closed and remained closed, and the re-
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, November 4-0nly q little
more than onehall oi the ballot cast In
this county are yet counted, and the
prospect Is that II will take all day to-
morrow TO complete the returns. One
hundred and thirteen precincts In this
city, and thirty.one In the county, give
Hardin, Democrat for Governor, S,567,
and Gentry, peoples candidate for Gov
ernor, $3.50. The county will go Demo-
cratic by handsome majority, but 1t Is
expected that some Republicans for the
county offices will be elected. II seems
now that r. F. Wiugate, Republican Tor
Congress in the third district, In this
city will be defeated by possibly
1000 by W. e. Stone, Democrat the
present incumbent. All the precincts
but the second In the First District give
=. Q. Kern, Democrat, 140 majority over
E, o. stanRrd, Republican. The present
indication Is that Eratus, Democrat, will
have large majority in the Second Dis.
ttct. In the State the Republicans now
only claim the election OF Hyde In the
Tenth District, Seay In the Fifth and
Thompson in the Nineteenth. The Dem.
ocratic majority on the State ticket will
be quite large. Many claim 10000 to
$4,000. Maniton county gives a Democrat
maj. Of 150i Cole county, 400; Laclede
county 800; Davis county, 400; Audrain
county, 800; Phelps county, 200. jackson
county gives franklin, Democrat, for
Congress, 800 majority, and he will
probably have from 5000 TO 5000 major.
ity In the District. johnson county, 400
majority, and Washington county 600.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November 4.-Enough
returns have been received to indicate,
with considerable certainty, that Gauz Is
elected In the first, Clemens in the sec.
oud, Wiltshire in the third and Gunter in
the fourth Congressional districts. They
are all Democratic Conservative nomi-
nees. Hines, Republican, carries this
(Pulsski) county by $50 majority. Il Is
the only county as far as heard from that
he carTips
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GEORGIA.

AuGUsTA, November 4.-Hartridge
Dem tor Congress Is certainly elected.
Smith Dem Is elected by /, 500 shortly.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November 4,-Dobney
Is elected 10 Congress from the Seventh
District by 200 or 800 majority. The en-.
tire delegation to Congress is Democratic
beyond doubt. Mayor Spencer, Of At
lsnta, and other prominent citizens were
arrested to day for violating the enforce
ment law.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

sPANIARDs REPRLLRD FROM THR
FRCSTIRR.
LONDON, November 4,-The French
Government has issued orders expelliDV
all Spaniards from the frontier towns 10
prevent them participating In the expect.
ed attack on 1run by Don Carlos. Five
thousand Spaniards are TO be sent 10 the
relief oil Irun by the Spanish Government.
LONDON, November 4-The French
Government has fixed upon November
Goth as tho date for the election Of va
cant seats In the Assembly, and for the
renewal ofthe municipal councils.
PROTEST AGAINST ARREST.
A number Of Deputies representing the
Department Of Dardogne have presented
an address to the Duke De Gases, Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, protesting against
the arrest Of 0rreille Tonnes by an Ar
gentine msn.of-war while en- route to Pa.
tagonia. Tonnes Is French lawyer, who
had procured his election by the Patago-
mans as their King. When arrested he
was returning to Patagonia from France,
where he had been 10 negotiate Q loan.
The Argentine Republic, claiming juris-
dlction over Patagonia, arrested Tonnes
as usurper.
President MacMahon entertained Mr..
Washburne and Lord Lyttleton Of q ban.
quet last night.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI, November 4.-The resi-
dence OF ]. 81. Barrett, at Dennison, O.,
was burned yesterday, Loss $4,000. In:
insured.
The house ofAllen Mouser, at Newport,
Holland, O., was burned last Thursday
and $4,000 in greenbscks IN his desk were
consumed with it.
At 3 o'clock this morning the saw mill
and lumber adjoining Of Livesey 6 Co, at
New Kentucky was destroyed by fire.
Loss 100000. Insured for $4,000 in New.
port and Wheeling, W. Va, companies.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 4.-ReturnS
come in very slowly. The result for
Governor Is still in doubt, with chances
tavoring Chamberlain, Republican. The
election ofMsckey, fusion candidate from
the Second district, and Smalls, colored
Republican, from the Fifth district, Is
conceded. In the Fourth district the
vote is close between Wallace and Ker.
shaw. The other districts are still in
doubt.
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point, viz; that Of opposition to Repub.
lican aScendancy. When 1t comes TO
something more than this negative atu.
tude, history will repeat itself, and divisions
will commence There Is yet plenty Of
time for "Slip twixt the cup and the lip"
before tho Presidential election Of 1876.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 4-Further re.
turns from the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, which seem reliable though unofIl-
cial, indicate the election OF Walsh,
Democrat, TO Congress over Lowndes,
Republican and present member. This
will make the entire delegation Demo-
cratic.
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KANSAS.

ST.. Louis, November Returns from
all the counties in the Second Congres.
sional District OF Kansas give John R.
Gooch. Relormer, fully 1900 majority
over Cobb, Republican, present incum.
bent. II is believed here that the Repub.
lican State ticket In Kansas will not get
more than 5000 msjority, against 81. 600
two years ago.
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Resigned,

SAN FRANCnco, November 4.-Mr
Wa!cott, President Of tho Granger Bank,
OF this city, has resigned. ]. B. Web
ster was appointed in his stead.
W. Il. Fisher, Treasurer OF the State
Grange, has resigned, and ]. B. Caring.
Ton, o! Isolsno county, has been ap-
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MIME ESOTA,

81. PAUL, November 4.-The returns
this evening are more favorable to the
Republican candidates Tor Congress King
Is certainly elected In the Third District
BY q small msjOrity, probably 1000, and
the straight Republican has carried the
Second District. There Is nothing def.
mite regarding the Legislature,
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ERIE, Pa, November 4-The dry
houses attached TO the bucket factory
owned by Howe, Mcclure & Co., OF this
city, was destroyed by fire this evening,
Loss about $4,000. Insurance unknown,
The loss Is partly covered by insurance.
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Fatally Injured,

CINCINNATI, November 4-Yestarday,
as the crrrisge oi ]. F. Hsgan was com
ing TO this city from Clifton, the horses
became frightened at drove Of hogs and
precipitsted the vehicle and It's occupants
down an embRnkment a distance Of flty
feet. Mrs Hogan is thought to be fatally
injured. The other occupants escaped
unhurt.
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ReaIhnr Rennri.
Wan DHPARTKHAf,
ORHToz OF fnE CuIEH sIsNAL 0Y1ICil,
WAsHHGIOA, D. O., Nov $500 r. Z,

WELLINGTON, D. O, Nov 4-5:OO r. Z.
PROBABILITIES.
For Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, increasing cloudinesS, east to
south winds, veeripg soulhwesterly In
Ohio Valley, and continued warm
weather, falling barometer, and areas OF
rain in Mississippi and Ohio Valleys.
For Middle States, partly cloudy and
warmer weather, with southeast TO south
west winds, and slowly falling barometer.
For Lake region, increasing cloudiness,
with areas Of rain, southeast to southwest
winds. stationary or rising temperature,
and falling barometer.
For Northwest, continued warm and
generally cloudy weather, with south or
west winds, low barometer, and rain.
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WASHINGTON.
GIN. o. o. HOWARD.

WAsHINGToN, November 4. - From
1857 TO 1870 General o. o. Howard in
vested over 100000 in Government
bonds and used the interest received from
such bonds in the payment of bona tdt
claims in order to make up a deficit in the
public funds caused by the payment Of
fraudulent claims.
Attorney General Williams 10 whom
was submitted certain questions In regard
to the responsibility Of Generals Howard
and Bullock lor such use OF the public
money, states that criminal prosecution
against them Is barred by the Limitations
imposed by the statutes, but they still re-.
main cIVilly liable, and suits may be be.
gun against them TO recover. Whatever
money may be recovered should be turned
into the Treasury in the same manner as
is money recovered from delinquent Of
fcers in other cases.
SAFE BURGLARS TRIAL.
In tho Criminal Court to-day the trial
Of the alleged safe burglars was resumed
E. z. Bradley, stenogrspher, and his wiIC
were examined as TO the examination o.
Hayes before the Senate Committee, and
inquiry was made for Colby, Clerk Of the
Committee, who had been In attendance
but had left for California. Some i'm
portsnt documents bearing upon the cast
were put in his possession, which ,lht
Court desires to be produced, or his ab
sence accounted Tor. Witnesses were ex
amined who proiessed to identity certain
kilograms in the handwriting Of Banfield
CuGz and Whitley, but the defendants
counsel objected, and court adjourned.