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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-03

a SEWING MACHINE is an absolute
necessity In every family. Tn making
selection do not fail TO examine the
wilson Shuttle. This machine is meet
Ing with unprecedented success, being
sold at a less price than any other first
class machine and ut the same time
combining to greater degree all the
essentials ola family machine. Ma
chimes will be delivered at any Railroad
Station In this cousty, free of trans :
portation charges, IL ordered through
the Company's Branch House Mt 327 4
s29 Superior st. Cleveland o.
They send All elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents. F"T
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LADIES! READ THIS Mrs. Jnmcs
Thompson, of Ludington, will send an
agent to Baldwin, Tuesday, June sth
with choice Stock of Millinery. and
invites the ladies' of this vicinity to call
and examine Goods and make sclec-
lions. Her prices are moderate. The
agent will only remain In town for one
day, 10 that all desiring to purchase
should bc OF hand promptly.
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Resolution by Austin s. Randall:
w HEREAS, An injunction was issued
out OF the Circuit Court of Lake conn
~ on the 18th day of April, 1875. cOIn4
handing the Board Of Supervisors
and each member thereof, and Isaac
frantic absolutely desist and refrain
from moving or attempting to re-
move the county safe of Lake county.
the county records, the county fur,ii,
t,lre and any and all property pertain
ing To the same. And whereas. ON
the 3Oth day of April, 1875, some
scvcnty-fvc or one hundred men.
III ilagrnnt violation of SAID injunc.
tion sliced county safe and records
ana conveyed the same To the vii
iagc OF Baldwin and placed the same
III the custody of William A. Dcu-
fcss, County Treasurer of said county.
where the same rcmains;and, where
AZ, this Board, on the fifth day
oI May, 1870, adopted resolution
recognizing the fact that said safe
was tnen at Baldwin, and declaring
,hat the safe should remain i'm tho
hands OF sail County Treasurer 40
long az nc held his Office ut Baldwin.
which snid resolution ratifics and an,
proves the violation of the Injunction.
committed April 30th, In It's letter |
ana spirit az u violation Of the injunc- |
ton, therefore,
;, Rcsotgcd, by the Board, that the said
County. Treasurer be and Il hereby in
'tr,ictcd to return the county safe i'm
ncdiatcly to- the village Of Chase, there
o remain pending the continuation If
he injunction, and that the resolution
u May 9th be and the same IN hereby
cpcaIcd.
Mr.. Allen moved the adoption Of the
evolution, which Motion did not Pre-.
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Notice.
Y: S. LAND OFFICE.
lO@In, Men. Mny 9Th Is.t

Y. 5. LAND OFFICE,
ioHIa, Men, May eth, 1879.
MI t;onlpiiint having been entered at
.,,is once 10y Ralph II. Hollistcr
~ hG',iIst John >. Drapar for abandoning
In, iiol,,eSteai Entry, Nh. 65SS, dated
y t;o,y, io,n, iS't, upon the II. W. Il | Sec
w or i2wiiship IL north, Range I3
49,, ~;oS, III i|ikc county, Mich., with n
th INV 20 tiie cancellation of said entry;
- w.. Salu plrtics are hereby summoned
10 appear at this Office,
On ne sd Dry IF lime, 1875,
." -. = CLOCK p. M, To respond and fur
abandonment. '' "'''s'"
j. III. KIDD, Register.
D. Ia. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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IgnatiuS q. Evans.

Deputy Go. Surveyor, is ready To do
surveying in all the Towns i'm the north
west part of Lake county. p. o. Adj
dress, Baldwin City, Mich. LIB
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Notice.
, l.; $. LAND Orrios.
IONA, MICII.. NAV 6,h Is5x

l.; $. LAND OrrroE.
ioNi'' NItn., May 9TH, ls71
>. complaint having been entered nj
1,,ls Oiiicc 6y James Carpenter, against
MllIiaih Wood, for ahan loning his
homestead Entry, No. 6}I /, dated Julw
aoth' 1873, upon tic y. w. IL / of y. r.
= : section A, Township II North
;i IVAN Is West, in Lake oauntv, Mici ,
lgall, WITH view TO the oanceIiation
p ~, said entry; the said PARTIES arc here.
ny summoned to appear ut this Olficc
U" me a2't Day IF June, 1873,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, to rcspopd ond f,,r
abandonment. '''''' ''i'e5cd
). II. KIDD, Register.
>. Il. JENNINGS, Receiver
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IueSuay, June LIST.
board met pursuant to adjournment.
Called to order by the chairman. Roll
called and quorum present. Minutes
OF yesterday read, corrected and ap-
proved.
MIR. Wood moved to take from the
Table the propositions or bids reed by
the chairman, in regard to printing,
which motion prevailed.
MI. Knight moved that the Board
accept the proposition or bid of Mr.
Talbot, Editor of the HcroM ms the low.
est bona .f6fe bid.
The question being called by aycs
ana nays, members voted as follows:
Randall, Knight, Allen, Cluskcy-l:
Nays, Heilmann, Miller, Townsend.
Wood, Mckee, Bakcr-G.
The motion did not prevail.
Resolution by Mr.. Randall:
Rcsoircd, BY the Board, that the one
pcrcent.lowcr,as in Mr.. Rldclifl;'s pro-
POSITION, than any other bonu fdt bid, |
Is not Il bid.
The question being upon the adop-
ton Of the resolution,
Mr.. Knight dcman. lei the aycs and
nays.
Ayes, Randall, Knight, Hcilmann.
McCluskey, Allcn-5: NAYS, Miller
i9wnsend, Mckee, Wood, Baker,
The motion did not prevail.
Resolution by Mr.. Mckee:
RcsOtred, BY the Board of S;upcryis-
0rs, that the Bid Of &. X. RrlciifE, b,
considered to read as follows: That he
Will print and publish for the space of
one year all of the proceedings of the
Board ofSupcrvisors,a ll of the lob print
ing required by the several county
officers during the space of one wear,
ana all other printing for the space of
one year for which lawful claim NAV
he made against this county for the ;
sum OF fOrty-ninc dollars and twenty I
Iour cts: ana that we accept the same !
ing year. !
The question being upon the adop-
ton of the resolution,
Mr.. Wood demanded the ayes and r
nays.
Nays, Randall, Knight, Allen, Ne o
.luskcy, Hcilmann-5: AYES. .IilIer. n
'lark-6.
The motion prevailed.
The following acc'ts were presented
nd on motion were allowed ms fol-
Dws:
A. d. Sabins a. s0 Co M
Account Of Henry A. Bray, Justice
the Peace, in the case of the People
$. {. X. Radcliffe, assault and battery:
u motion the same was laid OH the >,
,blc for further consideration. IL
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Henry A. Bray,

Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Pub
lie, Baldwin, Lake county, Mich. All
business entrusted to him will receive
careful management. Office mt corner
Of Michigan avenue and Eighth street.
2-1l
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T.. Campbell.

Veterinary Surgeon, has permanent
1y located i'm Baldwin City, and is pre-
pared to treat all cur,,lhc Diseases which
the noble hose rs heir to. Medicines
always or hand. 2-32
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Baldwin House.

This Hotel affords as good accommo-
dations rs any in this part of the coun-
try. Charges reasonable. VIM. Wood.
Proprietor, Baldwin City, Mich.
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William A. Denresx

Treasurer of Lake county. VIII at
tent promptly and carefully to all bus
mess relating to payment of resident
ana Nonresident taxes. Address. BALD
win City, Lake Co., Mich. Al
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Mason Work g. PlaStcring

IL: Rowe Is prepared to do all kinds
or Mason Work and Plastering, on
short notice. Address him at Baldwin,
Mich; or, orders may be left with EN-
n,ctt Coon & Co. ~
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vail by ayes and nays rs follows:
Ayes, Randall, Hcilmann, McClus-
Key, alien: Nays. Knight, Miller.
-"cAee, Wood, Townsend, Baker-O.
ANA thercupon the Board adjourned
I'LL one O'clock
Board met as adjourned. Quorum
present.
The following Supervisors account,
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors,
OFFICIAL.

Adjourned meeting of the Board n
Supervisors, held ut Chase, MAY 8Is
and June LIST, 1875.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
koii called; members present rs
follows; Austin $. Randall, Darwin
Knight, Peter Miller, Geo. Heilmann
Geo. w. Townsend, Geo. w. Clark.
Nelson IL. Mckee, Edward McCluskev
Albert Allen, VIM. Wood and Will
liam Baker.
Resolution 10y VIM. Wood:
fcsotrcd, BY the Board of Supcryis-
ors OF Lake county, that the following
named supervisors, to-wit Mckee. Mil.
lerand Edward McClaskey receive com
pensation for one days time each occ,,-
pied by them In going and retlrniny
| from the place of meetings ofthe BOARD
| OF supervisors, at the rate of 81 OO nor
DAY for each time actually SO employ
en-; ana further that William Barker
be allowed for two DAYS so emnloved
ana paid at the rate per day as above
provided; payment of which to com
mence on the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1870, at which time the Board held
their first meeting.
Mr. Townsend moved the adoption
of the resolution; motion prevailed.
Resolution by Edward McCluslxey:
Rcs0tred, by the Board of Sllpervis-
Ors or the County Of Lake that the
salaries for the year 1875 as fixed by
me said Board of Supervisors on the
loth day OF April 1875 for the County
Clerk of said County, Treasurer of sail
county, Prosecuting Attorney of said
county, each be paid monthly out of |
the County Treasury of said County
OF Lake, for services required bv law
to he performed by each of the above
named officers; and the County Clerk
Il hereby instructed to issue subvOuch-
ers monthly to each of the above
named officers.
Mr.. Randall moved the adoption of
the resolution, which motion prevailed.
The following accts We're presented
ana OH motion were allowed:
Geo ovatt Depty Sheriff SIS "a "s sIS "a
Thomas W. Pinder (~of bounty 70 90
The chairman having submitted to
10 the Board the propositions or bids
rom I. *. Radcliffe, publisher Lake
CoSTAR. and Talbot Editor Herald. for
-Ounty printing, Radcliffes bid bein~
me per cent. lower than any other bona
fdc bid, some discussion was had.
Mr.. Knight moved that inasmuch as
VIZ. Radcliffe apparently submitted
wo bids, that the Board receive other
nj open bids. The chair ruled the
notion out of order.
On motion the Board adjourned till
O-lnOrrOW mOrDinD ot y o,,.l,.I.
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Darius e.. Warner.

Attorney Mt Law, Notary Public and
Prosecuting Attorney for Lake county.
T. o. Address, Chase, Mich. Is
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w. Ii. Mott. NJ. ID.

Office in Post0flice Building, Baldwin
City, Mich. Will attend promptly to
adj calls, in town or country. 2-l4
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CarDeNferinU

W.: j. McCauscy is prepared to attend
to all calls in the above named line.
1. .. Address, Baldwin City, Mich.
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John w. kirkland.

Manufacturer and Dealer i'm Lumber
aud l.afh. Special attention paid to
Bill Stuff. Mill and Yard ON line of +.
d L. NJ. Railway, 4. miles west Of Bald
win City. 2-i-53
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Nirvana House.

My motto IL to live and let live.
Good meals served ut I'LL hours, on short
notice, for - cents meal. Two meals
ana lodging for - cents. I am thank
fui for past patronage, and hope il will
continue. III. L. LACEY, Proprietor.
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+. Il. Allen.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Ghancery. Will practice In Circuit and
y. >. Courts. Address, Baldwin CITY,
Lake county, Mich. $50
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~ you desire peep at n wonderful
STOCK OF everything at wonderfully low
PRICES caii at H. IT. GrO6,s.
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Edward &. RAYMOND.

Treasurer of Osccola county, Michi-
gan. Attends promptly to all business
relating t. taxes within said county.
j. q. Address, Hcrsey, Mich. tn35
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Attachments,

Attachment.
The CircHH Court for tie
= GD"nty IF Lake.
Patrick ". Danaher
u David \. .Nclcndy I'm
VIZ. Attachment
James Spence.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
27h doy IF .Narrh, 4. II. 1875,
writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
OF Lake, at the suit of Patrick " Dan
ahcr and David a. .Mclcndy, the above
named plaintiffs, against the lands,
tcncments, goods and chattles, moneys
ana effects, of James Spence, the de-
PENDANT above named, for the sum of
sixteen hundred dollars, which said
writ was rcturnablc Oh the 18th day of
Jay, A. ID. 1875.
Dated this 18th day of nay, AID. 1875
WHITE & HAIGHT,
'-4wo Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Notice.
>. LAND ORR Z. IoNIA. Mo-,

Us. LAsD0rri L. IoxI,. Mrc,.
April l,nh, 1871.
-, complaint having been entered ot
' ih,, OilIce ny Henry I.aMunyan against
n no,,er y. Harding for abandoning his
homestead Entry. No. 6450, dated
t; IL, 1871, upon the =. w. IN Soc
, W ao township II North, Range II
WGs,, ~ Lake County, Michigan, with
q view 70 tllc cancellation of said entry:
til. sald parties are hereby summoned
to~ppcar ut this Office,
U" me h Day IF lime, Il. ID. 1875.
d; ~ O'Clock a. M, to respond and fur
abandonment. '''" "'''s'"
j. ii. KIDD, Register.
). l.. Jennings, Receiver.
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Saginaw Store!
r. B. SIMPSON
Proprietor,
X eed Cit.x Mil

Keed City, Mich.
1t is the place to buy
LEATHER or RUBBER BEL TNG,
or the justly celebrated
Jackson Wagons,
and Warder, Mitchell & Co.'S
champion MOavers.
lie also, deals in Groceries &
Provisions, Hardware, Emery
Wheels, Rubber Paint, Oils, Var.
nlshes, Putty, Glass, &C., &c. BUYS
and a, ships Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Bark, &c. 3-4-3
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Isaac (irant.

Sheriff Of Lake county, Mich. VIII
attend promptly to all business entr,,sf-
edto him. Address, Baldwin City,
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REED CITY MILLINERY.
DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS.

iainfill affections of the bladder, and
urinary organs, accompanied by gray
ely deposits, irritation of the neck of
thc bladder, with difficulty of holding
the urine, in structure, i'm seminal weak
ness, and in all conditions of the parts
by debility, weakness or
painful Irregularities in male or female.
JULHN's HYDRAsTIN COMPOUND
will Dc found Il most cfiicaciOus remedy.
, PRICE. 81 per Bottle, IS per half Dozen.
Prepared by
B. KEITH & CO.,
3-D Ill Libei1y ST., ". y.
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business CARDS.
business Men! See HereI

would respectfully announce TO the
GU lcns OF baldwin that am prepared
10 10 Drawing tO and from all points i'm
anu about town. Prompt attention
bio RoRrrr S,r,,v = ,.r
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Notice.

Notice.
l. .. LAND OSticE
loNiN, Micn.. April ~, 1878.
complaint having been entered nt
Inls once by Henry =. jerks against
ieirs OF Jonathan Mizncr for aban-
dohlng ms Homestead Entry, No. GOOS.
JARED oet. Is, 1872, upon the y. Il. 1 OF
,. w, Y Lot No. one, Section n, Town
snip IL North, Range If West, in Lake
county, Michigan, with view TO the
cancellation Of said entry; the said pnr-
tics are hereby summoned to appear M
this Office, i''"' ~
"hc TmM Day Of lime, 1878,
Il: ~ O'Clock Il. m, to respond and fur
7''
). III. KIDD, Register.
j. H. JENNING.;, Receiver.
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Notice

Notice
Is hereby given that there will be u
JOINT meeting of the Boards of School
inspectors of the townships of Pleasant
Plalns and Yates, said meeting to be
held at Forman's ain, ut . o'clock a.
M,
IN SATURDAY, The 20th Day Of Muy,
a. u. 1875, for the purpose of changing
the boundary lines of Fractional School
District No. 3. The boundary lines of
other Districts in this Township will.
also, bc chshgcd.
G. M. G. Ross,
- Township Clerk.
Baldwin City,. Mich, Nay Is, 1875.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.

BANQUET AT THE sAvENY HoUsE-sPEEcHEs BY
GENERALS SHERMAN, POPE AND BYNE-oEN-
ERAL SHERMAN TALKED ABOUT HIS BOOK.
DIS MONIES Iowa, Oct l. 1875
The reunion of tho Army OF the Tennessee closed
with banquet at the Saveny House last night The
speechmaking began at a late hour.
The President occupied the central table, with Gen
eral Sherman his LEFT and Senator Wright on his
right In response the toast of 'The President of
the United States General Grant responded in a few
words returning thanks for the compliment
Speeches were made by Generals Sh erman, Pope and
Byne
General Sherman dwelt at some length on the origin
OF the movement resulting in the march 10 the sea
In reference his book he said he the book be-
hoving II to be true He wanted TO write IL while the
men who could correct its errors If any there were
could yet do IT, In reply to tho criticisms that he
should have gone from Atlanta by way OF Augusta he
declared that no ono at that time proposed or
hinted at such thing but now ho said, it is very
easy thing to 90 from Atlanta to the sea- and many
men are brave enough TO do II, but none OF them In
those days tried IL or knew of better way than WAS
taken, even proposed IL
Tho Generals speech quite lengthy, and was not
concluded until after midnight. Neay all Of the NOM
bers of the society lett for home the early
trains
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
EXPLOSION OF ALCOHOL.

COFFIN WORKS BURNED AND FOUR MEN Sc
RIoUsLY INJURED by ALCOHOLIC vAPoRs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. l. 1875.
An explosion of alcoholic vapors occurred in the
Louisville Coffin Works this morning. setting fire to the
establishment and burning four men, two seriously.
The ire first occasloned by two boys who entered
the cellar with lamp the glass frame OF which was
broken in drawing alcohol from barrel and a slight
fire caused by the ignition Of alcohol by the
lamp fame and in their haste to get out Of the cellar
the boys forgot to turn OF the faucet of the
barrel and though the flames soon extinguished
the alcohol continued flowing, and when several
went into the cellar short time aitorward with
another lamp explosion occurred. Ell Johnson, the
foreman dangerously burned the head face and
body. Henry Risley burned the way.
John Ycager burned on the arms, face and head.
Tho first two il is supposed will die from their nju-
res but the last is not seriously injured. William
Reynolds also burned severely while assisting in
extingushng the flames, which soon enveopcd and de-
stroyed half of the establishment The loss is esti-
mated at $l2 000 with insurance OF half the amount
in the following companies :Pcnnsyl lvania, Pennsyl-
vania; Firemcn's Fund OF New York; Northwestern
National OF Milwaukee, and Farmers aud DroverS, OF
Louisville 81, 800 EACH
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

THE FALL RIVER STRIKE.

THE NUMBER OF OPERATIVES AT WORK IN
CREAsING-A LARGE IMPORTATION OF NEW
HELP FROM ADJOINING STATES.
FALL RIVER Mass, Oct. 1, 1875
Twenty eight mills visited this morning show large
increase yesterdays numbers, despite the efforts
made at the Park meeting yesterday by few of the
leaders to induce the help to still remain away from
work. with the expectation of coercing the manufac-
turers in week ten days to reconsider and modify
their document Large numbers of new help being
received from Connecticut Maine New Hampshire aud
Lawrence Nearly all the mills have their full compile
ment of spinners. The little more back
ward but the relays arriving every train from other
places will MI the places of the dsaected
ones if they do not return to work Numbers of the
help have lost their old positions which taken by
outsiders, and that in itself has been great induce
ment to early application the part Of many.
Tho difficulty is virtually ended The military and
police are ON duty, but no disturbances are reported
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.


COLLISION ON THE ROAD FROM WHITEHALL TO
RUTLAND-A BRAKEMAN AND FIREMAN
KIILED-oTHERs SERIOUSLY INJURED.
RUTLAND, Vt, Oct. l. 1875
The early local freight train moving east on the Sara
toga division OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany's road colded with the helping engine OF the
eastern bound Schenectady and Rutland express freight
train at Fairhayen fifteen miles west Of here, this
morning
DETAILS or TUE ACCIDENT
The helper had assisted the express freight train up
the grade from Whitehall and set or the siding for the
local train to pass before returning Tho brakeman
companying the helper neglected TO replace the switch
ior the local train, and when II came along
u ran upon the siding coding with the helper with
terrific force.
CONCUSSION
was great 10 be heard mile distant The engi-
neer OF the helper had just time TO call TO the fireman
and brakeman, who asleep on the engine and
jump he escaped uniRjured.
KILLED.
The fireman, John Shea and the brakeman, James
Carswel were thrown down the bank with the engine,
instantly killed and frightluly mangled.
DAMAGE
This engine and engines and five on the local
train were badly demolished. Several train on the
local train considerably injured in jumping from
the train
No blame is attached 10 any but the brakeman
Carswell, who left the switch misplaced.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE JEFFERSON BORDEN MUTINY.

SMITH AND MILLER FOUND GUILTY OF MUIR
DER-GLEw AcQUTTTED-A MOTION IN AR
REST or JUDGMENT
BosToS, Mass, Oct L, 1875
After ten days trial the Of the Jefferson Bor
den mutinccrs is concluded, verdict being reported
this morning. The jury took the at half past
eleven o'clock yesterday morning, and at eight last
night verdict was agreed upon, though it was not
made public owing to adjournment OF the Court
When the court room was opened this morning a crowd
OF persons completely cd the space allotted specta-
tors and upon the coming in of the judges all the
was taken up The jury camo down from their room
at hafpast nine and took their seats
THE VERDICT
After the usual formalitIcs OF polling were gone
through with the question the guilt innocence
OF the defendants put TO the foreman who pro-
nounccd william smith and George Miller guilty and
John Gew not guilty OF the murder OF Gordon Trask
Patterson. Glew it win be remembered is the man
who came into the conspiracy at the eleventh hour
under threat OF the others that they would kill him
he did not He did do the actual killing Of tho
mates, but stood ready with capstan bar TO render
what aid was necessary. He also terribly wounded
by bullets from tile captains pistol while he inn
prisoned in the iorecasto, and viii probably be Grip
pie for life He cannot now stand without crutchos.
INDfcTMESTa
There sti indictments against Glew for the muir
der of the second mate Charles A. Patterson, who
actually killed By Smith By being knocked from the
iibboom, and another for mutny on board the
schooner. He will probably be tried for the latter
offence.
pEMEANoR PRISONERS
The prisoners took tho verdict calmly and without
exhibiting any emotion, they had-certainy in the
cases of Smith and Miller--anticpa the result
ROOM.
AS stated this morning large portion Of the time
occupied by the Jury taken up discussing the
case of Glow They were unanimous from the start az
10 the guilt Of the others.
ARREST.
At twelve O'Clock Mr. George Sennot counsel for
Smith made motion in arrest Of judgment, which, he
intimated no should submit early in the case the
ground being that the indictment tailed TO forth in
It's avormens that the Court had jurisdiction tho
matter The motion will DO argued tomorrow II lt
nufy tho whole proceedings II IL Is not allowed the
prisoners Smith and Miller, will probably be sentenced
al that tfnc