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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-11

UNIVERSITY CoN1rAcr.-.We Learn,
from letter to the Principal Of the
State University from Hon. Alfred
Helm, President of the BourL of Re
gents that the contract for constructing
the dormitory and fence OH the State
University grounds, hus been awarded
to Gilbert K Lake, Of Carson City. OF
these workmen, Alr. Helm SAYS in his
letter:
Their bid was but little below those
OF your townsman, but they nre we'll
Known here rs good, responsible men.
They can give bonds here end Cutcr M
on theIr work without dclay; and from
whnt We know Of them, we think with
out doubt, they will do tirst-clnss
job, better by II long ways than the crl-
lego building. We would have been
glad OH some accounts TO have given the
job to ElkO men, hut think We have con-
suited the interest Of the State i'll giving
1t to these men. They go to Truckcc
Monday, the 9th inst. to get their lum-
Der for the whole contract. If we Gun
get it done reasonably we will have the
sagc-brush cleared Off this Fall, and
prepare the grounds for alfalfa and
trees"
RADIITs.-These pests have destroyed
i'll the ncighbOrhood Of $50 acres OF
grain i'll Starr Valley this Summer, in
patches ranging from two to forty acres.
They commence OH the fields ns soon
AS the Young grain gets above the
ground, and never permit it to reach a
height Of over three or four inches
above the ground. All the vallics in
this county have suffered more or less
from the same cause, but none no much
rs Starr.
TnE freight depot recently burned ut
llallcck Station is TO be- rcbuilt, and
wcrk Oh it will be commenced in u short
time.
Is Wells the stoves in the saloons nre
wrapped in blankets to prevent them
from freezing.
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From Wednesdays Daily. !

FtTEEs PAsyEn TuunvGu.-A yurciol
car attached 10 The passenger train ,,,ia
morning contained II number If Eastern
HS"r" on their way to California to take
part III the great $40, 600 rnrc over thc
new track Of the BAY District Fair
"r"nrd Association, IN san Frnncisco.
on the 18th al November next. Thcrr
were seven horses in all, among which
are tho celebrated Rutherford. rrccuIIv
purchased 10y "Lucky Baldwin,
Springhok and Grimstcad.
a. H. Corr Is in town from Ruby Val.
ley. He reports the mica mino ont
there, which he h0s been PROSPECTING
during several months past, az present.
ing very nnttoriny appearance.
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SUM MONS.

THE DISTRICT COURT OF TsJrT
] Hinth judicial DI>Irtrt or ii,r
slut" Of AcNHhn, In and for III.
County "T T;Ik0.
Ahdrns u. Ayrcs. Plaintiff. against Minnie
hyr"s. drfui dlni. '''''''
Action brought IN tho District Court OF Tho
St"ih Judicial District Of The state Of Sryn,iS
III anl Tor thi Cout ~ Of ElLo. anil tho corr
lIaint hhd IN the olHco OF the Clerk Of sail bis.
triCt t"urI. ~ '''" "i''
Tho Siato of Nevada sends greeting Z, Min
nio Ayrcs. Defend mt " ''
ION are ncr"hi r'qmI'cd Il appear fu an nr.
u , Di"nEIit ngiinSt Jon hy III nbnyr.I,an,r,I
I!hln'lE III tho district Court of tho NInth JuJI
clil us ret of tue state Of Nevada in au,I Tor
we C"hity OF Tho. and Ia ans scr tho com.
th,i hitd therein within ten days f. ScIusivo
- "a" III! "i ttriirrD liitr the service ',II won
W "iiN snih'n"h-- II '"rNd within this county:
w u served nut ni this county but IN this Dis.
nict. with" twenty days: Ih"TNIsr Within fry
uHIs or jnd-nirii ~ def uit will be inErn
ntHinS' you according 10 tho Prayer Of LIId
The Euh action Is brought to obtain a iu,Jg
m'ht OF THIS Court G!ssnlyiir tho l,u,,,II ~
mn'tiii"ny now existing between nj ,irt.n and
u"hhiahf, on the ground Of SIlIfI,l dc-rrttun
US wiz Ih"rc III ~ appear by ihr conIllut II, W
OH uc III ~! "ilc". difference being had the rctn
J., n',n you are Hereby notified That II yuu fail
a." APPEAR anu answer ia complaint ~ alb, we
tcIulrch Tho said pliintin VII apply 10 tho
Inhft Tor the rrlict therein drtnautl,,I
W. 81 6iN-h under my hand and tho sonI nj
the District Court ui The Ninth Judicial pistri,i
OF mo S'htc OF Nevada. County Of Elko thlq
ih'h uat 81 juno. IN the y"nr 81 our Lord ono
'hVus"ud eight hundred aud scvcnty.Hyc.
,,o, o. =. GREEN. Clcts.
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From Mondays Daily. ]
EUREKA We. ELIIO.

The following Telegram to District
Attorney Street is both brief and rithy,
HHu with breath, dissolvcs the lnburrI
SorhiSirics Of weary months:
CAnsoS, Sept. 9Th. 1875.
Mandninus denied in Elkn and In.
'fka Ease. CHAs. I. BICKSELL.
Mn. BICHSEL ~ the well known clerk
" the Supreme Court. and the above liz.
'on'c motto signifies lhnt that august
body after due dclibcrniion has arrived
" the irrcvocnblc conclusion TINT il was
"hw'Se IN Eureka county to coy,t that
which belonged 10 her nrighlor. We
would sound the great hcw-gng and
torment the big lIOsg-Iilllc ON this nc.
caSion. but That tender regard for the
narrowed frclinga Of our Eureka con.
temporary T"sirnins us. We know he
I'rIa bad and liant well himself. So Gnd
i"rhih Tint We should Md drop unto
his misrrics.
HoMEwAnn.--Juhnny RrII. Jnck Sn.
van "hd the other railroad boys nrc ON
their way homcward. Their hunt bns
terminated much SOONER ihnn iI,cv I,J
expected. Yesterday morning they w,rc
~ The Bntics above Dcctl, but they urn
nov ON the Humboldt ho,noward bound.
lhcy Sw ~ Ur X Indians (princirnlly
s1haws), hut they didn't get gcnrrd.
Inc gam" got scntcd and left The boys
'"u'd only catch II trout with their
U"N' anil shoot two dozen birds before
oreakinst.
'1"ction house just ems, Of Indie.
'""hcc was tho scene Of another roll.
,,,' Just week. Some trnmps broke
,,, tic hnilding. wen, through two
IS' and distracted ihcrcfruru $40
81, S. ,"'er' two reviewers and some other
,,nn, '"nking their cscnpo with tho
~" ""o"M DrsrEIGT.-N. Dclbouco
,'Pl'nE to tho Groom Miniuy Cam.
n r"'' "r""m District, lot Of moc,i,
o.. a." comprising II mw.mill comrlo,o
"""S"d piping. otc.
l.,c " IN chr loads Of ton paused
"''" 3" their woy rms, ycalor1ey ,' '''','''
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4 CAiIIl

WE take this opportunity of return
ing to our customers md other friends
our sincere thanks for having borne
with III through the late temporary H.
nanciul disarrangcment, and beg to rs
sure them that our course hereafter, rs
heretofore, shall be marked by that con-
Servntive md prudent line that is sure
guarantee Of success, and pledging our
selves that their confidence has not
been misplaced and that in the future
we shall endearor to merit its continu-
"ncc. Respectfully,
II. p. FREEMAN.
WILL SELL on EASY TERMs.-A rare
opportunity offered to IL photographer
or any person wishing 10 30 into the
business. Apply to
". II. PILLINER, Elko, New.
NOTICE.-On account Of removal TO
Cornucopia l offer for sale my Dwelling
House and Furniture. Call and exam
inc. The Furniture will he sold in lots
TO suit purchasers. Persons wishing to
examine my furniture will have the OPP
portunity only until Sunday morning,
hs then depart for Cornucopin.
SAMUEL MoosER.
HAVING received the agency for the
GilrOy Consolidated Tobncco COMPANY
SIN enabled to sell Cigars at San Fran
cisco prices. Give Inc call md exam
inc samples. ABE aIoosEn.
Fon the very best OF photographs 20 TO
Bradley IL Rulofson's gallery, without
stairs; ASCEND IN TIE ELEVATOR. 400
Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
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LFroni Tuesdays Daily
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday pursuant to adjournment;
full BOnrd present.
The resignation of \. j. Sinclair,
Justice of the Peace nt Cornucopiu, was
accepted, and Davis Bussett appointed
to fill The vacancy.
i. &. Bullnrd was appointed Road
Supervisor of CUrnucopia District.
Special taxes for school purposes
have been voted rs follows: Starr
Valley Sl,SOO; Coruucopia $500, and
Camp llallrck 800. Az soon III the
value OF taxable property within these
school districts is asccrtuined by the
Bunrd Of Commissioners, the rat. nf
tax necessary to meet the demands of
the respective districts will Lc levied
upon tho property Of each.
MusS.-A gentleman, without the L.
gni right, took mpn position i'll the sleep
ing cur lust Sunday. The train bows
cndcavorcd to enforce M order of eject
mcnt, but II WIS stand of. About
thu time, Ross, the shot-.un Iucsscn-
ger, appeared, and presented II most
Formidable front. The stranger looked
ut him ana said, al fought in the Con-
tcacrntc army, and intend 10 REMAIN in
this car Ross snilIusly replied, ~
fought in the Union army" and taking
the bciligcrvnt by the shoulders quietly
stood hin out Oh the platform.
CROOKED WnisKY.-Anoihcr dealer
IN Illicit whisky bearing the mclohious
cognomcn OF Thomas Goodwin was ill.,
tr";luccd to Justice Taylor and WAS by
that consorvntUr OF good order, re-
quirch {" put up the SUM Of 500 or
serve I'll" county fifty days. Being
financially embarrassed, the latter
proposition was accepted. Officer liar
rlnGtnm Diet, ctcd The aforesaid in the
act OF furnishing whisky to Indian Char
ley, and secured the liquid together
with the bottle containing it, hence tho
incarceration.
The Banking House If NJ. L. Free
man Il Co. threw open its doors this
morning for the transaction nf it's reg.
ular business ms usual. Mr.. Freeman
infnrns nv thni his efforts in the adj
iuStmcnt of business relations with
san Frnncisco have been crowned
with success, satisfactory arrange.
mcnts having been mndc with the
hnglo-C"bfornin Bnnk through which
the business Il NJ. l.. Freeman
Il Co. will hereafter bc conducted.
SERIOUSLY WorxDrD.-S. McCnnon,
th" man who was shot md beaten nj
Tonno last Friday might has been
brought here for medical treatment.
lie IN severely cut on the head and hns
bullet hole in his thigh. Parties char.
gcd with completely in tho affair have
been arrested Wnd II hearing in the ease
is being had to-day,
Tnr y. NJ. T.. 4. e. &. 8. or THE r..
G. or CAN old wool Int 10 nny one
IN Elk". save nm Cy-r. uf the l.. u. =.
"i d. g.. VIII" can guess the meaning al
I'll" above alphabetical arrangement!
study up boys nrml girls. get your prize
h"d receive IL" we'll earned cncnmium -
walk OF on your left cnr." Join
hands in II circle t"-Itnh,
, 1875-03-03
school children, o65 Of whom wero rejected a
not being properly vatcfhntetl.
The Doall thon adjourned.
CRIMINAL.

Sheriff ARnew eont 1iteon priaonoF8 to ths
House of Correction yesterday to sorTe out sen.
toncea received in tho Criminal Court last Sat-
urday. Thera are now Ill ps'aonern In tho Jail,
which is the smallest numbsr In that institusion
Ainco BhosiG Aanow was sworn into ollico.
pAc1r1o-noTEL rLuNpEREns.
Future guests OF tho Grand Pacific I1otol arc
sscured sn immunity from thievea which haa not
bean enjoyed for sovcra1 weeks past through
tho arrest yesterday Of couple Of colored men
employed 1t tho house, named William A. Hood
and Howard 1,arncs. For somo time past the
guesta Of the house hzyo lad property Of great
or or leBs vAluo ssoIou from thoir roornB. aud tho
ptoprotorn hhyo boon annoyed with hollcitAtiona
TO try to rccoyor tho Ban,o. In December, Mr..
Iopworth Dixon whlle on hla loctnrng tour here
waA robhed at this llotci of $500 IN gold. At
another ttmc thoro waa loss Of SOS, at anothos
OF SDl, aud again Of $40. Illo several peop1n
who had ph1e-koyB to tho rooms Wnro o1arnlncd
III reference to thoso humorous thofte, bns no
light waa thrown upon tho th!of tlscsoby. a few
days ago gentleman who had occasion to 60
p1oyed AZ window-cleaner In Ills cloaos.. Tho
suspicious circumstance waA reported at the
oftlco. and b1r. Drako llad Dotccstvo si,nmonn
detailed to watch tho two mon namod above,
both Of whom aro employed fn this capacity. 4
abort watch upon thelr movomonte convinced
bio for tho doprsdationB: lie arrested tlom yes
tcsday afternoon. subsequently their rcttdence
At No. 10 Meridian street wna acarchcd, mid
nbout ii, 5n0 worth Of stolen property recovered,
1t consisted Of 8 large quantity Of undolshirts.
drawers, stockings. silyeFware, glassware, ND
yalus. 1t wan found that Tho money stolen hsd
boon deposited in tho Fidelity Savings Bank tc
tho credit OF theBo rnHcalH, nnd thas they hRd
there $500 subj lect to their order.
, 1875-03-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY MARCH ). 1876.

decided ycstertlay to recommend TO tho noaril to
sell sevontoou lire-bont!s Of 0UO each, tho pro-
ccot1s to bo ptncoiko thu crott Of the building
fund Of Cook Uu,snty. Tic county has 5000, QUO
In these flre-bonds. At tho tiino tlny weTo ea-
grAved, J. \. KumscyH natno was put on tho
coupons A. Treasurer, but tsD body OF ITO boftl
was mover AiKlod by Mr.. RunseT, han:o the
Committee deuiled to recommend thst bonus
DO caucoIotl, aud moro 10 engraved Or psiuted 10
take their pface.
The Committee on rnblio Charities Of the
County Board waa In acsston ycatefday atterhooh
examining acquisitions for supplies Tor tho nrcs-
ont month for tho Insane Asylum and Poor"
ilouHo. Thoy decided to moot Tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 o'cluck In tho Connttco-roofn. Tor tho
purpose OF making tho purehaseh Iho Clerk Of
the Committee WAS instructed to notify all tho
leading Wholesale dealers in groceriob anu dry
goods-except periolat-so bo OIL hand with
their samples. Tlia okcentiou of Periolat was
maIo by Commissioner Holden. wlto rclarkcd
that, Ii that individual got in this time. u would
bo without notice. Borlc ono remarked 70 tho
Commissioner !: "You need have no fears.
roriolat will bo OIL hand and got away
With the larger portion Of tho contracts
to which Con,miHBIoncr Holden rosponaau.
"Wol. II lle does, he will hasc to hhow how It III
dan0." Last month FcFiotat Buccne!oa III inf-
niabing nearly tho onttto kupplicss notHitl-
standing the fact that better samples were Of.
forcd By other deascrs At tle sano t'gurcs' y
remains to ho soon whether tho Committee will
again allow him to walk oil With tho lions por-
| ton tomorrow, ~ on former occasions. IL ~
stated within tho County Building that certain
member Of the board Ia Interested with Perlolaf
| Ia thcso contracts.
, 1875-03-03
THE CITIZENS, ASSOCIATION.


MoSTlILy nEronT OF THE EXECUTIVE coIat111Er.
Tho rcgular monthly moetiug Of ths Cttixena'
Association took place at the rooms at 5p m.
yesterday. Il. r. Dczicason, tho Vice-prosident
Of tho Association, occupied tho chair, and ].
G. Amber acted as Secretary.
Tho following report waa presented by Tho
Executive Committee:
n The ci.f:en4' A.h,tiasan " cacayo:
Although tho time aid attention Of tho Executive
Committee haH lecn actively engaged siuca your last
meeting ln carrying to completion tic projects lcrato.
fore tae subjects Of our monthly reports wo a1a At
this time r,ablo 10 do than stsc that the various
ILLS kcnt to Springfield for Legislative nction in ~
forward condition ~ could tu hopcd. considering
tho conditions aud clrcunatance 10 which they
,nayo!daly aubIccs Ilu project fur municipal rcor
Plantation Aaa Undergone sanae modihcatlons =. to IL
forsI aithoR tia substance a nirIt Of tho measure
urn unchanged fsnn slat originally adopted. Our
mtce and u the Assoc19t!on now 1t Springfield to
giro this nnd tls other bills proper attention, with
crory prnspdctHf 8uccesn.
No have received lhu report Of the CommitLco Of
Engineers rolsiye tn ts examination OF the punptng
ctHluc and tho wa:er.Hystefn. &h abstract of which
rearo in Tho daily Journals Tim whole report will bo
published iii Pamphlet form as soon u noas1b!e,-
probably within ten days-when coptca will 10 fnr-
niHle, to members IT tho Association and others 10
ttreted Wo will only aay, in aarauco that va COR.
slider nj g.cat importance, aud IN Itself an admirable
aud e1lal!httsu report.
va look forward with confidence 10 TIM ancceaa af
measures which have occupied during the winter.
j. O. AAuL1u, Clerk.
Tho meetinc then n1iouruol,
, 1875-03-03

that these funds have heen faithfully md Justly nif-
trihute &Iat unjust or e1oTait.nt taff. eIaue.t
anl commissions Il, tho rrctfsfne Or ufennrsma ~
these fuas hare lecn allowed NC Hnsll remove msnJ
deplorale r,1.ora That deruKaory to a character
on tho ntler han hs n,ons:rous chsrge1 which hhye
been a,le true In tht natn NC havH onlJ 70 noa
fho tnIscrcants tn puhll GsEt, anu thtir nanlah
rnnntcnaucts will Ia idelIby pbotogtspheA upon tho
lin atIng4-hauks of many poor child, ths Greaey
shterkln of many AnncSt farmer, hnd tho mora
ro1r,It ror.en.onnais Of many wealthy arstocrtt.
And NOW, gentc,ncn. iet Il be ksd of the r. Cth1ens
thst they haYe in been dere!tct to their
luiy.
After Mr. Woodlands speech, shs Committee
examined nuinhcrIskB con,plaints from various
parties against tho llolicf and Aid Society. It
was tsecdod to iss,,o n cal to tho pcopio OF Chi.
cago to send any complaints they may have to
mako against tito Society 10 tho headquarters Of
the Committee At klings ealoon. An effort will
10 made to hold jolnt meeting with the Co,in-
Gil Committee to-day, to decide upon plan OF
action.
, 1875-03-03
RELIEF AND AID INVESTIGATION.

MEETING or TIE TuATER-IIALl. CoaiAlTGLE.
TAs Committee Appointed at tho Communist
meeting ut Vorwaerts Turnor-f1all last Sunday,
to act In conjunction with similar conmttoe
Of the Common Council. to exanl!uo tho books
Of tho lIclief mud Ald society aud Investigate tts
AFFAIRS orgauzel for work yesterday afternoon
at klnga saloou, No. Oh South Market street.
alr. a. D. Wuodman waB eloctcl Chairman OF
tho Committee, aud, on taking the chairi made
tho following address:
aEN1LxAEn oF THE cuMMrr1rE: No asa called
upon to perform great and rospou,ths duty, aud 10
perform this duty faithfully aud satisfactorily will
aure Of us latisnce perseverance, &na sauch study.
No have got 10 work. It IL nut pr!vats curiosity
VIC ars now called upuu abur, II but to perform
;nis cty wo, hope, ~ thriF netiou indicates ub.c
uot our Integrity xn4 kGIllty. lence We that
s!t, as, t. puo >,
CITY han said TINT uohng but Al c.alnnaliun VI tho
NejItf Boeesys book4 would satisfy tho Commune jMst
uuw,n Why did lhey not say thu wlou truth, that
uo,h!ng Lut such All examination sos Chicago right
leio1e lllu world sga!u7 have tncntiosl Ibis hter
.act 10 relnis you that oEs y nols and sespons!-
| bu duty, Thcretoru, wish to make so'ns brief re-
Wien tho fearful nows Of our great Are. which laid
te haars Ut eily IN ons y1St RUM Was torna with
x Throughout IT, us, Tue ~ saa vi ndas. touched siisu
lAilau.hropl.t. nd ths ono great esy tat ARISE
throughout tAs laaa was help fot ~ coo families, who
I but u t1ulent ago H4f0 living III ncacc1uI pros
cr1Ey in lutl cheerful nunsus, bu now, nlay Of
then biyouackca on ths dreary pratre, without food
clutAng. or shelter. There was 10 npo4 nf apIcals
ior claft.y, ncitheF weFs ,he1s NY fs4rs q lni.
cannagraiiou was .ul1.etens to knale ths urs
| Ut txnefattion In htAlta cTtn lhat had neycl
| tcloY9 cont4tnea auyht but icaberYE. Aud
Immediately thv aged md the lnt4nt, tie naoner9
hs s S.s
Ifsds u their hasteartnd dollars. Win llearts full
of sr4tsude Al thsr o~a possibility to reoyo thu suf
{sserx they Malrie1 tho heavy-ladeh train 1t
| lied away for the relief o: ChlcaEo.
YOU aru well awats, gentlemen, that sad scportA tha
are terogs,ory tas chE1cter OF ouF lc!ief oscer
aud ths iuir 1.sns OF ry have Houo FORTH rsspcct
iuY tLs distribution Ut tia fund. NOM, had th:s
REPORTS Rvns no farther than tho couaues O
thsY city, rerhaIs pEe4et Committee wnuld hav
t,otp unnsecs..Iy Hut ths, have gone forth by rfi
,4slcs Ut .hs gloto II l1I taclirA The rars 81 mau
Wbu testo~st generously s,iuy tuarful rccur.
ss ,revr.!rut fer future ellis sud futuru s4fGeEcIy
And il IL duty to ths welfare aud rsoslxEs
II ELicaGo II IL ! luty wo OWE 10 tho wefase O
fusufs g:nefaiuas: th;s .r ws place th!s matte
StIsAt NH 90 u our work III srnsst, an,s II y
! nnd-sua J. tS@s ind has w may 1ad-
, 1875-03-03
Tho meeting then adjourned.
HASSETT.
HASSETT.
THE OLD MAN HANDED oyEl TO TIE GRAND

HAS5ETT.
THE OLD MAN HANDED oyEA TO TIE GRAND
JURY.
The IIassctt caEo can.o again besore the South
Ssdo Poico Court yesterday morning, when tho
prisoner md tho principal wltnessea against him
aud In his favor WcIo examined. The appear
ance Of tho old man III court created \ profound
sensation In tho andionco, which Was largely
composed Of rosldeuta III that part Of the city OF
which tho rsisouor and llA family, who wcro all
prosent aro representatives. The intososts Of
tho prisoner, who looked haggard and palc, wcre
lookod after BY G. l.. Woodman, his counsel. the
prosecution belug conducted by ecrgts. Fitz-
patrick aud Hood.
Tile frs! witness examined wns Dannfs (not
Daniel, aa he las hitherto boan misct!lod) Has,
sett, whoso eyideuco was tho same a. that a.
ready giyon by Him aud published, tho crosA-ox-
animation fn.ling to mako tho witness vary hia
story.
tcnder ut Unlisted street. Hergs. l1oot and Mar
Ht,ail H Ale,, who tostied to tho finding Of tho
Stephens. wilo testified to holding Nh ingleet on
tho rotnaInB and tho rolurning Of verdict Of
death BIZ carlson unknown.
Ui,lccr Potter Harmon teatifled to the fact that
alout tllo time Of the .nnrhar = H,An named iImr-
ray, n noghbor Of his, was missing. lie lett home
with $500 In his possession. and lad not since
lleen seen. Murray's wi!o had yIewed tho body,
but failed to Identify 1t na ],er husbands.
Tho mort important toHtlmony oduced Waa
that Of bergt. Fitzpatrick, who testified that Ia
al examination Of tho Ea.sett prctulaos To had
found tito door Of outlouso which hora marks
Which appeared 10 Aayo been made with ctoayer.
Tue marks Mcra certainly threo yoata Old, aud
wcro stained inlstinetly NTH blood. Tho tentl-
mony Of Sergt. Fitzpatrick created considerable
coufnoliou IN the Courtroom, and Tb,bly h0oct-
Cd tho prisoner and hls vito.
The next witnesB "na LnWronco Noonan, son
in-law Of tho psiHonos who denlcd that lis wlfs,
| who iH now dead, had received money from her
father ~ had been Htatod.
A number Of Witnessed wera examined to provo
,!ao character OF tho prisoner, and 4 brother al
| lila testified that the door waa on the outhouse
WHOM tho family moved Into tho present prem
| i8oa. lIo also testitied that ho had heard Mrs
IiasBctt whon drunk ray to tho prisoner, " You
killed tl.at lnan." After unimp0rtaus evidence
BY the daughter, Nellie I1aysett, tho prisoner tss
titled In Ais own behalf. 1oiteratiug tho Aaser
tiot,a Of Innocence which have already been pub
lkIed, and adding that ho mover had clearer
about thu promises.
The osiIenco of tho prisoner closed tho case
when Juatico Noyden, after making few Ea
marls upon the gravity of tue rlsrgo Agatus
hin, which Was Increased by tho TACT that hi
Bou brought it. said that ths case Wa ono TO
quiriug the thorough investigation Of tho uraut
Jury. lla committed tho prisoner without bal
for trial at tho Criminal Court, and held uenui
1lsKsett, without bail. aa wltness IL tho case.