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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09
SHERIFFS SALES,
state Of Louisiana vs.. II. e.. Riddeli.
CsEpERiOR DISTRICT COrRT RHR PARISH

SUPERioR DISTRICT COURT FOB 1HE PARISH
- OF Orleans No 5s9i.-By virtue Of a pluries
writ Of f- ri faclss 20 me directed by the honora
bic the Superior Distric. Court for the parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. for State
taxes OF 1871. Will proceed to sell at public auc
tlon, al IKE aeIcbants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
MONDAY, June o. 1875 az twelve O'Clock N the
following described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GkOi Nd situated in the
fl:at District o. this city in square number one
b uudIe q e,h hf:y-seveu u, bounded BY Camp Cal.
Hope, Naga zlEe and Gaisnnie streets measurir .
shir'S-CAe teet OIL Camp street By ninety fee. in
depth.
Seized in Vie st.,ve suit
rerma- Cash On N. spot
EUGENE WAGGANAS
n~o6 80 y Cfvil sb.r-H Of ~. p.-: - 80
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The state OF Louisiana vs.. ). 6. u. TayI or

SCPERIOR DISTRICT COURT rOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 5i.9.-Ry virtue of a purles
writ OF teri facas 10 me directed BY the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish OF or
leans IL the above entitled cause for State taxes
of 18Th viii proceed TO sell at public auction az
the Merchants and AHctiOneers' Exchange ROYAL
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
IN the Second Bistric: Of this city en- MONDAY
June 3D. ls-5 at twelve O'clock ~. the following
described property, 20 wit
FIvB CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the First Districc OF this city, in square numb
three hundred and eight, bounded by LAFAYETTE
Franklin Basin and Glrod streets. designated as
lots lumber seventeen TO tween tv.oEe measuring
one hundred and forty-one feet eight inches on
Lafayette street By one hundred and fifteen fee.
in depth
Seized II the above suit.
TermA-Cash Oh The spot
SCsBEK WAGGAMAE
ny2e jel3 - C.T;l Sheriff Of he Parish Of Orleans
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MEMORANDA.

81 Telegraph!
New York June 1875.
70 4. Aosi.o.-7h. .tes,nshi, Es~ orleans a..
rived az aooa TO-DAY.
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7" e-le5UA!, JuAc :, t1'9. }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schoo,e. California, Comforter for Alphabetical.
Mex schooner Norma Llsdo :or Lssun. del
! 'a:re.. and Fronte-s
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Norton . BeiI-l.t district
Schooner Fred Dunbar Commons 5 dag. ::onl it.l.a
20 Oten-2d district Pr
Schooner IKE" ..ior, ArAett :a-s from ssua..;.
Island. 10 5 O..rl-.d distrc:eT
STEAMBOATS,.
Carrie :horn. june. from Baton :,us.
'rlol., Csrrc., from Lower Coa.:
Ruth, 9uatr.vauz. :IOm Washington
Bertha. Burton. t1On Washington
Iayorlt- = from hobi.e--sew BASIN
HA.oS., :.,.tte .,om Lower Coat
BEirSW-COMiNG Tp.
Ship scio.o, Mitchell, from Liverpool ap.I ., 10
ws!TI:., ORDERS
Bark ) JAIME. iansiDs from Havana, % r!aste:
Al QUARANTINE Station
Big G"od"i-. Craig. days from 's:tenas 70
EXPORTS.
Observation-Disclosures CslifornIa--s, bbls
-four St. bbls pork bbls meal OK. meat SKIS sal:
bags coffee . sks corn s. pkgs mdse
haGLSs DEL CARMEN Rtis "a AND ID FRoSTERa-
tcs hams "a pcs lumber $50 pkgs sundries
IMPORTS
hAEAHa-stA a:lsLlp WIlmln Z ION ~ bids
edo case ;4Es = Dol. fruit
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
BATON ROCGE-Steemer Carrie A Thorn
bales cotton bales Ross i; bbls potatoes 30 SIX,
potatoes and suudr.s
LOWER COA>T-steamer Orioe-.5 SKIS onions
and sundrie.
Observation-Disclosures guth--26 bales cotton
ll3 SKIS cotton seed 9 mead cattle 10 bbs potatoes
and surdrles
WASHTNGToS-Steauer Bertha---e bales cotton
bo sks cotton Bed 2l5 hta. cattle % SKIS potatoes
and sundries
MOBILE-St.anec Favorite--30c bales cotton
and sundries
LOWER CoAsT-S.earn.- Tsloon-su1Grie.
RECEIPT. BY RAILROADS.
S0RGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Ju,e al Dbl mol.syes2 bDls syrup half bb. syrup
1873 ska potatoes ADJ suDrre.
SEW ORLEANS AID MOBILE RAILROAD June
B. leo bbs lime 20 Dbl. rosin and suntries
New ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO BAIL
Road. June -. Ssles cotton and aUndries
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a ma vs.. John A. Far.

SrrsslGr .ls;ercA .torsr FOR ZEE PARISH
~ Of OH ans, No. 4I1.-By virtue OF an alias
writ of fen fac as 10 kle erected by the hon
orable the superior JDistrict Court for the
parish OF O;ls ans, N f,ue above emitted cause
:or State taxes Of ID will proceed to sell at
public auction. at tie feerchants ard Auctioneers
kIchaL ge Royal atret between Canal and Gus
'omhouse streets. in She Second District of thi.
city, on TUESDAY; y 6, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ The folloxiIg deah7bed properly, to wit
the First District oft this city in square NUMBER
two hundred and thirty three bounded by Ba-
rome, 6irct' Carondelet and Lafayette streets
measuring twenty feet Six inches on B.roupe
street By eightysev feet eight ucks. IN depth
Seized IN the above suit.
Teims-Cash on the spot
RCGENK wAGGAMAN
] ! iy5 81. She, Il Of the Pa.isb Of Orleaoa
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A"e lily OF ne" Of1eans vs.. Mrs. X, W h,
Pope: same Vs. same.
SCPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 7s.N5.-By virtue O, q
writ Of feIi fscias 30 me directed by Aha
honoiao he superior District Court 10. the
kaflsh CT Orleans. n che above entitled csuse
iof ci'y ta1es OF 1873 aid 1874. will proceed to
sol at pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tloneeIs s1chsnge, Royal street, between Cana!
aHc custom house streets. in the Second plstrist
OF 'hl6 city. on FRIDAY, June 49, 1875 at twelve
o'clock u, tho following described prope,tr To-
wit '--' ~
osB CERTAIN SQUARE, or GROUND si.u.,s,
Ia tne slIth district OF this city, number Two
state. Division streets ana BurthevIlIe nea.urina
Two hundred AID fifty six Zee: b; .hr.- hunIrs5
feet. H'-'oe
Seized IN tie above .uit
!e'ns-Cssa on n. spot.
kUGESE vAGG.ras
myl5 Is iel3 Civil sher1ff of the ParsL ~ nrlo.
The state of Louisians ". William Inv
GCrERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR p.pTsu
~ OF Orleans No. 63t9 BY virtue An aiiaa w., 20
herl facias to me directed by the honorable the Sn
perlor District Court 70, the par sh of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for State taxes of 1871
VIII proceed to sell a public auction at me NJ,
chants and AuctlOneeIs change ROYAL street
between Canal and tustomhouse streets in the
Second District of this city on TUESDAY JrIy
1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ The follow inn aescTibaS
property. 20 wit
oSB LOT OF GROUND situated in the First NJ.
trlci OF this city, in square numbers two hundred
and ninety and three hundred and twelve bounded
by Calilope Bampart, Franklin and Clio .trests
measuring twenty eight feet on Calliope street
by one t1uCred and ninety one feet In depth
seized in the above euit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
BCGkNE WAGGAMAN
iee l3jss Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of 0-lssoa
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED YESTERl

ssFT"B OF THE REPUBLICAN,.
Wednesday, Jun. 9, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
'chooct. California Comforter for Apalachicola
Mexican schooner Norma Lladc. :or Ia suna del
'a:E.a and kToate.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09

EUGENE wAGGAGAa
nav. 10 Jea Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Or.esn:
1ne I!fy of New Orleans W.. Judee p. A.
nos: same ". same, same va same; same Va.

Ine e ~. Of New Orleans W.. Judge P. A.
same. w. oe1Ae' 'o
StPERiOR DISTRICT COURT POE SgF PARISH
> OF Orleans, Mes 1925 and 74sa-R
tue OF two writs OF fer faciss 20 me d.
CreSteu oS the honorable the Superior District
fitIad on me parish OF Dreams, in the above en-,
20 vii proceed 20 sell q. public auction at tho
aleIcn,n's and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
.; u%tWeen Canal and Gustomhouse streets.
- uae second District ofthis city on WBDNBsDAY,
descr;he - .. Twelve o'clock H., tke following
o.SSroeu property. 70 wit
~ m NhhIAlN LOT OF GROrSH situated in
sne Airo District of this CITY in sauare number
!rh, bounded by Vaudeville Decatur Narirny and
e." n streets, designated as lot number eight
en- measuring ninety-si1 fee, ,ront on Dscstus
street BY one hundred and twsnSv a;rht . et On
Vaudeville street VAL -
Seized IN he above suit.
1efins-IAsh on the spot
nx5,si.o bCGESE EAGGs1IsN.
~. -lvll Sheriff of the Parish OF OrlesnE
Frank y. Ease. keceiver, va. villas
Schneider.
~ m III SiRlCr COURT FOB fHB PARISH or
rs,ias * aus no i0.S:-By virtue CT writ of heit
iaclas 10 me directed BY the honorable the sixth
~ t'ct Court for the parish of Orleans in the
e.. Entitled cause, will proceed to sell at PUB
"a.1ou: on the PREMISE hereinafter desig
p ~ oA hpNsSDAf, June 9 1875 at Il We O'CLOCK
M NJ tnt toIowins described property to wit
THIS IN. CONTENTS OF CERTAIN BARROOM Oh
az. HhhouSh. NtuSted at the corner of BaIonno
", 'taFier streets. in the FRS: District OF TINS
ana anu consisting OF liquors, wines. fixtures
tor .V .aoie property. The whole as Ser ioFe1f
cTelted IN the above suit
1erms-Cash on the spot
EtGRNE wAGGAM4N
- 'e''' Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of On A-'~
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sales. Ree.ip,. and Export. of Produce.

The foiloWin. sre the sales, receipts and
exports o: e.. ..:lncips. article. FOE the past
week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09
The City OF New Orleans vs.. sailie Bailey
Tebault; same VS.. same,

EUGENE UAGGAMAE
ie8 20 = ylo Civil Sheriff of the Parish 0f Or. ana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09

Monday moon. June 8, last year te1ciuding
the above l23j-decrease 1920.
Exports Friday to Monday inclusivei to
Great Britain 2l.-51 bales. against 1906
last week and SL-}5 last year and to the
continent jit5 bales, against 49, last week
and 1161 last year.
Stock. at sli the delivery ports made Up
TO L: ". - .3-l5 6ales. against ,933 last
week and - ID last year.
The Exchange reports: Sales 100 ba,e=.
iucluding 10 yesterday after 3. p NJ.
Market unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
3ae..
sock on hand SeptenDeri I51' ....----- $3.50
Arrived since lasr statenc1t.... I'll
Arrived previously i73 o3-l l53.5 50
Totst........ -..-.. ...--.......-.-..--li54 y
Cleared today. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nom.
Cleare. previous. 100, Isl 10 i35
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The state of Louisiana vs.. Mrs. Or. j.

EUGENE y AGGANaS
j4a y Jvit Civil Sher,t OF the Parish OF ORA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09
August Benedic vs.. E.,ar0 OF Aiphon.e

Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Dreams
nv 10 .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09

EUGENE WAGGANAS
Je4 q iv1 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09
LeiH Prieur aud Mnlhiide Prieur vs.. MIR.
and Mr.. Aris.Ide Blenvenu.

Civil She rid OF the Parish OF ORLEANS.
mv2a iel3 20 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09

EUGENE WAGGAMas
J.s 20 = jy:0 Civil Sheriff Of the Parsb of Orle.n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09
The state of Louisiana vs.. Adam Ruth;

tITENE VI AUtIAMhN,
ia p iyli Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Mrs. Barbara Leften ind her Husband
Il IIar--Er

I'EANE " AT N
Civil Sheriff OF tue Par.s- VI Cr.esus-
NV Is p IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-09
John L. COlman John Kennedy and
Ellen Kennedy, HIS wife.

EUGENE WAGGAMAS
e9 20 y ylO Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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J. Noel ". II. j. Fleming.

Je9 ~ q Ivip Civil Sheriff Cfthe Parish OF Orle
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17
Seventeenth Street,
REPORT

REPORT
OF tho Condition OF tho First National
Bank Mt Cheyenne, mt the Close OF
Business. Monday. .uRrch 1, 1875.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17
SErOETES EXrKEssLr ron rHE MORNING. LEADER
MIG HIT REP OR II.
DR.. Jaeger Confirmed and
De KoVen not Confirmed.
BRIGGS swept away on the
Susquehanna.
Massacre of a Surveying
Party in Farther India.
Earthquake in New Mexico.
Pinchbeck not to get into the
Senate at present.
Spnpatoru nf Wor On thn
Secretary of War on the
Black Hills question.
Nominations for Utah.

New York, March l6.-A letter
from Guadalajara gives an account of
an earthquake which, on the I1th of
February, shook large portion of
Northern Mexico. The little town
Of San Cristobal was almost entirely
destroyed, and seventy dead bodies
taken from the ruins. The centre of
the disturbance appears to be in the
volcano OF Ceboruco. The earth
quake occurred at night, and the
terror of the people was increased by
the darkness.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

Washington, d. c., March l6.-The
Spanish Minister, to-day, presented
the President an autograph letter
from King Alfonso.
Ii is stated that the result of the
Louisiana arbitration will give to the
Conservatives the Lower House, but
there will be a small Republican
majority on the joint ballot, which
will make the Senatorial contest, in
case of the rejection of Pinchbeck,
very exciting.
The President nominated Isaac G..
Parker, for Chief Justice of Utah, vice
Mexican; J. B. Allen, for U. s.
Attorney OF Washington Territory :;
Oliver A. Patton, of West Virginia,
for Register Of Land Office in Salt
Lake City.
The Secretary Of War addressed r
comp2unication to Gen. Sherman,
saying that all expeditions to the
Black Hills must be prevented as long
as the present treaty exists.
Mr.. Lyman, Chief of the Civil Ser
vice Board Of the Treasury Depart
ment, reported to the Secretary of the
Treasury to-day, that in accordance
with the instructions, all the sub
boards have been abolished.
The nomination of Ex-Congress-
man Parker, of Missouri, to be Chief
Justice of Utah, involves the removal
of Judge Mexican, but it does not in
dictate any change in the policy of the
administration in regard to the ques-
ton Of polygamy. This removal, and
that of the present Register of the
Land Office at Salt Lake, was caused
by what the President deems the
fanatical and extreme conduct of these
officers, as evidenced by their violent
attacks on Gov. AxteIl and certain
Senators who recommended his ap-
pointment, and several acts of Nc
Keau which was considered ill-ad-
vised, tyranical and in excess of his
judicial powers.
In the Senate, evening session, upon
re-assembling, Howe concluded his
speech, and Logan followed/on the
same side, and predicted that murder,
crime and confusion would be the re-
suit in Louisiana if the Senate refused
q seat to Pinchbeck. At 9:45 Morton
rose to close the debate. He said that
it was manifest that the Democrats
had made this party question from
the beginning. He argued that every
vote against Pinchbeck would be in
effect to demoralize the Republican
party in Louisiana, disturb the peace
of the State, and would produce blood
shed if he was rejected. 1t would be
declaration that he was not elected
by the legislature of Louisiana, and
calling upon the President to recog
nize it. If the Senate refused to re-
cognize the Kellogg Government now,
what ground would the President have
to stand upon. The Democrats well
understood this, and this is the trap
into which the Republicans were
walking.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

l. J. e. Wild Cashier of the above named
Bank. do soicmnly swear that tho above
statement is true o the best OF my know
ledge and belief.
J. E. WILD. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
lsEAb' mo this 9th day OF March. ISIS.
E. SPARKS.
Notary Public.
CoRREcT-AtteSt:
A. r. CONVERSE,
EIF HENRY G. HAY. Directors.
+. y. WARRES.
Insrln-6t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

At the conclusion OF Morton's
speech, the question being on Ed
munds amendment to insert the word
" not" in the resolution, so that il
would read, resolved that Pinchbeck
be not admitted" etc, West said
there had been such variety OF con-
trary opinions developed in the debate,
that he was unwilling to trust the
admission Of his colleague now. He
moved to postpone the further con-
siderntiOn of the resolution till the
End Monday in December. Thurman
said the Senate had been told that the
public interest demanded action on
the resolution, he therefore opposed
the Postponement. Vests motion to
postpone was then agreed to. The
Senate then, at l:50 a. m, adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

Harrisburg, Pa, March l6.-The
House bill to repeal the local option law
passed the Senate on the third reading
to-Gay, with a stringent license law
added, and sent back to the House for
concurrence. 1t is thought the House
will not accept the bill, and the local
option will stand.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

London, March l6.-News has
been received that the natives OF
Assam have massacred surveying
party commanded by II British Lieu
tenant, and consisting OF sixty-three
sepoys and coolies.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

st. Louis, March l6.-The steamer
W.. Lewis, while coaling at Chester,
Ills, o.day, took fire and burned to
the waters edge. A colored fireman
and five deck hands were drowned,
and another man fatally scalded.
Loss, $50, 900; insurance, S3S 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

Scranton, Pa, March l6.-The mag
nificent bridge spanning the Susque-
hanna. at Pittston, was swept away
by the flood tonight, about ten min
utes after the passenger train passed
over. The river is rising rapidly, and
full of immense cakes OF heavy ice.
1t is feared the two passenger bridges
lower down will be destroyed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

Chicago, March l6.- "A. J. Thomas,
an operator on Change who was
largely short on wheat, and conse-
quently a heavy loser, attempted
suicide this morning by shooting
himself in the abdomen. 1t Is thought
he cannot survive.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

Cincinnati, March l6.-The stand
ing committee of the diocese of South
ern OHIO, voted unanimously against
the confirmation of DIR. De Koven for
Bishop OF Illinois. Twenty three
dioceses, so far, have voted for the
confirmation OF DR.. Jaeger, for Bishop
of Southern Ohio, which confirms his
election.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-17

Fall River, Mass, March l6.-The
mill operatives strike has ended, and
the mills reopen on Thursday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-02-04
An Unpleasant Predicament.

A man named Salisbury, who lives
about six miles out on the Grand River
road, purchased a cheap cutter Of a
Michigan avenue dealer yesterday, and
not having horse he made arrange
ments with farmer, who was also in the
city, and who lives near him, to ride
home with him. FL accordingly seated
himself in the back of the farmers
wagon, and instead of fastening the
thills of the cutter to the wagon box he
held on to them with his hands. Every
thing being re ady the farmer, who is un-
fortunately quite deaf, gave the whip to
his horses and drove off. AS they passed
a sChoOl-house on Grand River avenue
the boys were just coming out, and see
ing chance for fun they at once com
menced firing fusilade Of snow-b balls
against the half-frozen Salisbury. He
beseeched them to desist, but seeing that
he was unable to use his hands they
followed behind him at respectable dis
lance, keeping up the cannonade all the
time. Salisbury screamed at the top of
his voice, but the farmer, who did not
hear a sound, and who was anxious to
get home, it being somewhat cold, did
not turn around, thinking, perhaps, that
Salisbury was all right But he was all
wrong. The boys were bound to make
him let 60 of that cutter, and they final
~ succeeded. Salisbury saw the snow
balls coming from every direction, and
as he could not protect his face he was
compelled to drop the cutter. He imme-
diately jumped up, and after having in
duced the deaf farmer to bring his team
to stand-stil got off the wagon and
ran back nearly half a mile to recover
his sleigh. He swore that he would hurl
down dire vengeance on his tormentors,
but of course there wasn't boy to be
seen within distance of four blocks
Detroit Free Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-02-04

An injunction against New Haven
manufacturer of vulcanized rubber for
dental plates was recently rendered val
ueless by his strange conduct. Being
summoned before the court at Hartford,
it took four men to get him on board the
train, as he said he had warning that
the train would be wrecked; and when
he reached the court he declared that it
had been wrecked and he had been
killed, his spirit only being present be-
fore the Judge. Being asked why he had
not obeyed the summons before, he said
he had been advised not to by the
Lord Jesus Christ" The Judge told him
that no cant was wanted there, and he
remarked: "That's what Festus said to
Paul." and as nothing more could be got
out of him he was supposed to be crazy
and was discharged, and is still at work
on his rubber plates.