, 1874-08-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY. :
THE TIMES AND THE sTAUE's At
tC0lNT1Y,

n T0NNIX,
ThosT1,nes Of Thursday morning, In It's report
Of the trial Of Dr.. Enrll, 1halo II ssvero attack
npon tho way III which tho Stato'B Attorney Ind
conducted. tho caBo. II gnyo him unpleasant
rotoricty iu tho hcadttncs aud In tho body Of t,a
asticlo, charging him with criminal neglect, Or
iueon,petDnoy, In tho examination Of ,sitneBs'
es, oto.
:Ihurhday forenoon ono Of tho editors Of tue
Times called upon Mr. necl, md, Oh bolalf OF
Mt. Storey apologisod for III attaok whloll ho
eald mah nlhdo without tho knowledge OF his
employer, and which Ind doeply panied him.
festorday moruiug's Tinloa contained formal
rotraetion snd eaeapng ealogiu1n 81 tho mni- r..
official duties. a..
10 lntl a rctrsotion tn tho Times oxoites no
SURPRISE Il Ia always 1ookod, for attar Que Of
ito sensations; II comes like TUG &C. constant ' @
vaults 10 escape whipping. 1nloos,. whatoyor
tho papor pulltaloa Ii apt to result ia a libel
suit, OF n retraoion. -froauently both.
=, So this apology was not nnlooked for but
to tho nay ii whloa It WAS obtainod.. Tho Times
hab boon fn Tho habit for aonln w6ehs Of. print
lug lottory advertisements, az for Instance that
Of tho Havaun Lottery, on tlie 25t1 lust. Of tho
Kontucky Lottery. on tho M 2oth, 9te: No%. tl,a
publications., which went into effect July !, 1874,
rpatis as follo'sa:
wloeyor knowingly rr1nts. rubl!shos dtatr!butes.
Nsllcd, distribucd Or circulated, my Advertisement
Of any lot4cr,~ttcket or achsto Or any ssrs Ia such
ticket scemo, Tor sa1e either himself BY anotcr
e. ros a t bss Gr Or 5 ssoa
sign, symbol o. e1nbcniato pr Other roproscntatio
lottery, Or tha drawing theroof fn any way ini.
saeh wg esrcae b ohs ssas &C. Ss
de1fce before 1nrnioncd. may bo purelascd Or o!e
insite er onsict sny othor person 10 iarehsss or 70
exceeding sl0D. =.
Nov, tho law is stringent, and the Times Vi.
but desire to make money. Othor advertising
ebuns the Times. and 1t tnkcs this. though IN
doilanco Of law. The violation bongso plain, 1t
il tho equally plain duty Of Mr. Reed to present
IN neasion Just nov, nnd have tho proprietor of
tho TIMES Indicted and brought to trial.
Built IL rumored thnt tho first thing Mr.
1foed did Thursday morning. aftor seeins tho at-
tack in tho Times, wan to aond an intiniation to
Mr.. Storey TINT he would baye him indicted for;
publishing those advertisements il thero was uol
m immediate apology. 1t ID claimed TINT Mr.
Hood folt that II ho was to be abused. he might
an vol hayo oome satisfaction. and that tho
shortest wuy TO got It would be to bugin these
proceedings. - ,:-,s
But it il now said that tho intfnation' 'wnssu1l-
ctont. However that may bo, the apology came,
both in the paper aua through ono OF tic odi-
sors. Tits also asserted That, now that theso
apologies have boon made, tho States Attorney
Will refratn from calling tho attontion OF tho
Grand Jury to this violation Of law, prefo1ring
to hold 1t over tho lead of tie proprietor Of tho
Times ns something wlorowlth he can keep him
from abuaing or defaming tho aforesaid 6tateH
Attorney. but now that Mr. Reeds attention
has boon called to the subject ho will doubtless,
lay tho matter before the Grand Jury to-day, nnd
thus efcctualty dispose Of the 1astlnentioncl OF
xI,eEa rttf1nrg,