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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-03

NEW YORK, February "A dispatch
from Harrisburg says a disgraceful
scene occurred in the, Pennsylvania
house of representatives last night,
growing out Of a motion to refer the
petition of citizens of Lancaster City,
contesting the seat OF d. P. Rosenmiller
(Republican) as a member of the legis-
lature to the judiciary committee. Mr..
Wolfe Republican, came in conflict
with the speaker, who finally ordered
Wolfe under arrest, when the Republic
can members rallied to the defense of
their colleague and wrested him from
the hands of the sergegnt-at-arms. In
The midst OF the commOtion the speaker
adjourned the house. During the me-
lee pistols were drawn.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
CoNGEEsstoSAL PROCEEDINGS.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In the senate yesterday, Senator Clay
ion presented a memorial from James
Brooks, claiming 70 be governor Of Ar
kansas, e.c., which was ordered printed.
Senator Sherman presented aresOlution,
which was agreed TO, making q war Of
exterminati0n on the notorious gam
bling establishments in the District Of
Columbia. The balance Of the day was
consumed discussing Indian sppropria-
tions. Ia the house the day was con-
sumed IN a kind Of ee-taw-tum'
game between the c0ntending elements.
Butler brought up his pump-handle
resolution, which had been voted
down three times previously. II elicit
ed considerable discussion, resulting in
it, being again rejected. A motion was
finally agreed to preventing certain di-
latory proceedings. Mr.. Garfield, from
the committee on rules, then proceeded
TO report the rules which had
been previously oferei, when M. Cox,
. member of the committee On rules,
was oyerruled by the speaker on a point
OF order, in reply TO which he sbruptly
rendered his resignation ss a member Of
the committee, which drew forth a
heated colloquy betweeD himself and
the speaker, resulting in the tender Of
the resignation being ruled out of order.
Mr.. Cox yielded to the ruling, but
declared his intention, as soon as in or
der, Of again rendering it. The follow
ing is the rule as passed:
Whenever a question is pending before the
house the speaker shall not entertain any mo-
Iiou 70 adjourn or motion 10 TX the day 10
the previous question on engrossment,
anu the fhlfd reading Of any bill or
joint resolution shall not be ordered
during the nrst day Of It's consideration, un-
less two-thlrus % the members present shall
second the demand: provided, that th rule
shall no apply % previous resolutions offered
in the morning hour Of Monday; and provid-
I'd. IurtG-r. that IL shall not apply 20 any
proposition 30 appropriate the money, credit,
or other property Of the United states, except
ne regular annual appropriatlon.bills.
Messrs. Randall and Cox then insisted
on TesigBing their places on the COM
mittee Of rules, and after some discus
sion, their designations were accepted
Mr.. Butler Mass. moved to go to
business on the speakers table, and to
take UP the senate civil rights bill. Mr..
Ward moved TO suspend the rules and
pass a bill giving 10 the heirs of soldiers,
killed in battle, who had enlisted for
less than one year, the same bOunties
a. If they had enlisted for three years.
Without action, on either Of those mo-
tioD, tie house adjourned.
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WE make no apology for present.
ing, as we do this morning, an
other and final accumulation of
opinions OF the press upon the elec-
ton OF Andrew johnson to the re-
spous.ble position Of United States
senator. No event in political life has,
since the last presidential election, made
80 large draft upon the public mind,
and few at any time in the his
tory Of the Union have commanded
50 generally favorable sn express
sion from the public press and public
men. The APPEAL has never been and
never will be characterized by the lit
tleness that would carp and quarrel af-
ter defeat-uot that we range ourselves
with those W ho consider themselves de-
ieated by Mr. JOhnson's election. While
we did not urge or oppose him, and
maintained a strict neutrality between
him aud those opposed TO him in the
conflict, We would, perhaps, have pre-
ferred the election Of one or other
OF the gentlemen who so much
more signally certified their devO-
ton to the party whose sue
cess in the State and the L Mon at large
we have always labored for. We have
no repinings. On the contrary, and
especially IN view Of the favorable ver-
dict Of the press in and ont of the State,
we submit to the voice OF the people,
bouing tina. 1Ir. johnson will labor with
the party for the best interests OF the
country, and that his election may con-
duce to the preservation OF Democratic
integrity in Tennessee. If it does not,
IL he shall attempt to bend the party to
his will, OF interfere rs a bar
rier 10 It's success, the action
OF the legislature last Tues
day Will be the greatest misfortune We
have ever experienced. 1t was to pre-
vent such d catastrophe that many Of
our senators and representatives. voted
for him. We are all bat coz
hdent they VII not be disap-
poiuted. o. his usefulness in con-
o,ress we have never had q doubt. and as
little thst just now ne will make HIM
self felt as at uncompromising oppo-
ueut Of Grsntism, which is another
name for everything that is low, vile
and Objectionable in politics.
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CaltiOnary Suggestions,

Mardi GTas and all such celebrations afford
good fields OF operations to thieves and pick
pockets. To guard against such depredatiOns
all citizens and visitors are requested to de-
pOsit at their hotels, or in some place of safe
keeping, their watches and other vaIuables.
Our citizens should see that their residences
are leftin charge of some responsible person
who will protect the same in their absence.
l would also call the attention of business
men and others on the line of the process on
to the security of their pOrches and awnings
to see that they are sufficiently strong before
allowing persons to assemble thereon, thus
saving, perhaps, the lives of our visitors and
friends. p. r, ATHY, Chief of Police
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DIED.

HEALEY At Jacksonville, Florida, Thurs
day, January 2S, 1873, OF consumption, JOHN
HEALEY, late conductor on the Memphis and
Charleston RAILROAD, in the tWenty-fifth year
OF his age.
His friends and acquaintances are invited
TO attend the funeral, from st. Peters Church,
this WEDNESDAY afternoon at two o clock
HOLEY-The remains of JOHN HoLEY Will
arrive at 1870 am, to-day, on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, and will be buried
Eom the residence OF Michael Clary, on
Fourth street, Fort Pickering, at 3 O'Clock
pm. Friends are invited TO attend.
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LOUISVILLE has the book, but Mem
pbis has the man. II the British lion
is shaking vita dread, fearing the ex-
y,ogura which the book Of King George
tbe Fourh's pecadillos makes, as q very
cute publisher would perhaps rave US
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FINHE undersigned, successors of {. V. :.
i Monnler Co., will continue the DRUG
BUSINESS in all its branches, at the old
stand, No. 40 Beale street, under the style of
X. BATTER Il CO., and solicit liberal snare
OF public patronage. r. BATTER.
u. OZANNE.
X. BATTER will continue his business at
the old stand, IS Main 81 rect. fp2
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CHkNCERY SALE
OF
e E AL ES 7 a T. +
On SATURDAY.. March 6, 1875,

No. 3O9-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. G. McDade, ct
al VS. ]. A. Anderson, ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale made in the
ID above cause, on the 23d of November, 1874,
l will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Shelby county Court.
house, corner Main and Poplar streets, in the
U nf Marnrnhis Tam nSsRe
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DTs9oLuTToNr-
NOTICE.,

A FTER FEBRUARY 10, 1915, l will be found
IA at office of st. Bernard Coal Company,
east of Markethouse, on Poplar street. In
meantime, parties not furnished with blank
will find them there. All returns must be
made at above place, on or before 18th March,
1879, or will proceed to assess, with penalty
required by law. q. p. FOUTE,
February 3, 1873. Assessor 9Th Ward
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MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, February IA number of
members were absent to-day when the
vote fer senator in joint convention was
taken. The vote stood: Ramsey, A;
Lochren, So; Davis, 26; Pillsbury, 10.
ST.. PAUL, February 2.--In joint bal
lot to-day Davis gained over his previ-
GUS vote, receiving twenty-seven, his
highest figure. Ramsey lost one, and
and Lochren Democrat) was the same
as before. The contest is no nearer con-
clusiOn than ever.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Stockholders.

THE annual meeting of the stockholders of
L the Memphis 6asIIShU Company will
be held at the Company's office, I2 Madison
street, in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on non.
day. March 1, 1875, to elect Seven Directors
TO serve the Company during the ensuing
year
By order OF the President.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
Memphis, Tenn. Feb. l. 1915. To
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Notice to the Holders of Arkansas
State Bonds.

OFFICE STATE BOARD OF FINANCE,
" LITTLE Rock, January -, 1915.
Under a recent act of the Legislature OF Ar
kansas, the undersigned have been coustl-
tuted Board of Finance for the State, with
authority to corresp pond with the holders OF
the Eonds Of Arkansas, in order to agree upon
some uniform plan of consolidating and set
Ting the just debts OF the State. Holders OF
such Bonds will do favor to the Board by
confeTring with them at early day.
All letters addressed 10 them on the subject
will receive proper attention.
4. II. GARLAND, Governor;
u. NJ. ROSE,
q. n. PEAY,
fs3d&w State Board of Finance
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WISCONSIN,

MILWAUKEE, February 1.-The tenth
ballot for United States senator resulted
as follows: Carpenter As, Bragg 81, Cole
II, Bunny, Price and Hszelton one
each; absent thirty.
MADISON, February 2.-The eleventh
ballot for United States senator to-day
resulted as follows: Carpenter, SO; Bragg,
81; Cole, II; Hazleton, 2. Two members
absent
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
WEST VIRGINIA

CINCINNATI, February 2.-The En-
quirer'S Charleston, West Virginia, spe-
cial says the ballot in joint convention
to-day for United States senator was as
follows: Walker, 20; Camden, %;
Swami, Is; BrannOn, u; Price, 13; scat
tering, 4.
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The Brooklyn Uaion has been sold.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-13
rvo.,Iorse wagon For Sale.

Anew wagon Tor sale ut bargain. Ar
ply attac BULLETIS couUtiug.room' a.
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IiIIinnrA GnniIs-

Nrs, Hut hI. the lrss,t Millinery Store
Intuc city OF Cairo with a large stock OF
Millinery Good. OF ai the latest fashion,
auI style- OF Ladies. M..s..' and gLildreu's
has, and Lad c,' bonnie T. mined or I'M
trimmed, all o. wlJa nav IN clrnulI7
selected an bon IN, at the ve.y lowest
Ct,l Prices at the fJur differ Mt mprket,-
S.. Louis, Chic go, Cincinnati ami New
lprt, and which she viii ofhr for sale az.
cost, Now l. your chance 10 &c. your
Hat, Can and see her before YOU pur-
chase al other place., Sha has dnc as.
sortment o Ladies, Misses and Children,
Shoes, all made t, o.der, tina. ,he win offer
Tor sale III per cent cheap + than can be
bought st any othe place In the city Of
Cairo also, aya.icty Of other notions.
Mrs. VI. G. HUN,
Washington ayeuuc, between Tenth and
Eleven il streets. i2.8.l'-lm.
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL
To DE- Given by the h'dics OF the Scr'
urpu lutheran ImHuUCI tHurCI.

To.ulghtth, first fair and festival to De-
given by the ladies OF the German Luz
thrran Emanuel church congregation,
will take place 1T the Arab engine house.
This j.. an affair that has occupied the
time and labor Of the ladies OF the church
for many day past. in bringing the ar
rlngemcut. to a close, aud now that they
have succeeded mperlecting every detail
in manner perfectly satisfactory to
them selves, they believe they are pr.par-
cd to offer 10 the citizen Of Cairo ln cycu-
ing, enjoyment that ha. seldom been
cqulllcd.
The amusement. 20 be offered will be
in general an OF those usually pry-outyd
al these entertainments. with the cNcnp-
ton Of the lottery. Thi- has been thrown
aside by the lady managers, as 'hny will
offer other and more appropriate amu-r.
mcnt,. they sincerely believe. iu b., stead.
that will bp fully a. acceptable Co 400 who
may BE- present. The fair aUl festival
hl- been gotten mp for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning money with which 10 d.fray the
expense. oftbn church. and i.Wdifo 20
heavy debt that bear down upon the
shoulders Of thccpugr, CATION. and should
therefore ba literally ptrouil.l by the
poppl" Of thi, city. The manager, will
hold the fair ou Ibis aud tomorrow rypu-
iug. 90 'hr ubl}. named place. aud cor
daily invite 'bn citizens iu general TO
take part iu 2.
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"panici boone" ro.Sighhi.

The public are on the gi sirs Of "Xpcc-
tation ia consequence Of the great double
event, being uo les ilmn thc hr,tappCar-
auco tonight Of the eminent tmgedian,
Mr.. John :. Stevens g, aud the celebrated
Clrlotu Dramatic and Musical Combi-
nation. 1his distinguished artist villap-
pear ion Dis great romance Of the back
woods. entitled Daniel Boone, or the Pi-
ouccr, OF Kentucky" Ibis beautiful and
thrilling play has been produced Trough
utthr United STATE, withasuc,c-- seldom
cqualIai by any lay OF modern times.
Mr.. y. \. Stevens g. q tragciiuu 20 cclc-
brutcd for ii- eminent ability that hc
need, no praise from H.. sufficient 10
say that hc Will appear a. the hero Of
Kentucky. H. will bs supported by
CariDlla aud her combination. Thi,l.ttc
artistic j. mrqu1llod as q cJmcIicunc and
vocalist. Sine comes Du- fairly lOidrd
down with favorable criticisms from our
exchange, and her combination also con-
-i-r. of many arti.t.s Of celebrity. IN
Me. the whole troupe are of such
% high order Of talent a- has
seldom visited our city.
Notwithstanding tine cuorm,u- outlay
OF th.. combination there VIII be uJ ad-
VANCE m uue usual prices OF admission
putic- desiring 10 attend would do
well Co secure their seats 20, once. with.
out extra charge.
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". Winter, the artist about 20 pre-
sent 10 the citizen. Of Caro- a new pie
turc. with all the coloring Of real life.
The means Of working the. charming
and lii,-likc pictures will no. be- with.
held from the public. The aio,,s, oDcy-
anti i a. follows: On the riglu hand
side Of the camera j., attached mill
which contains the pri.ma'ic colorS H. a
pulyrrIrd state. ~ the color, pass int,
the camera they are received by fan
wheel which keep, the atoms IN
motion. The Photographic plate. whil,
wet, j. then placed in the cuncra-,h,
sitter being IN position. The handle o.
the mill j, gently turned. The cap o
cube j, removed, the image OF the sittri
begin, to form while passing through
the colorcd atmosphere, the particle, o
dust falling where they properly belong,
When, Presto. you have q beautiful pic
turc of yourself or friend.
Mr. W. i also making picture called
the nouparcil, beautiful style, suitable
for lockcts and miniature cases. Large
assortment Of the latter on hand. Gal-
cry open daily,
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The old stand ou saith street, between
Comm. rai1l avenue ant ono Laygo. j., al-
ways ready 20 q, any kind Of work ia the
blacksmith line. maxim AMI rcpaIiur Wax
Uu- EJz-ic. and Drag. L.Fegl utiou
given 10 hDr.a-,locin-, q. 1 MAKE ny Own
,hoc.: I cau make them h.ayy or I-ha
iu.t a. YOU DE-. ire. Tor you al know 'Int The
home Iu .lr shoes are Tie bet. 'aIr.uG' -
Ind sm sure t1 g.N. you .aN.'Ig..uu.
-..g.ll.lm. rHFU. llDIHfIEy.
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easy. We note sales of 100 barrels, ~ 800
- 2j barrels, 81 5000 7j.

easy. We note sales Of 100 barrels, ~ 800
2 IS; 2j barrels, 81 5000 80.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
Plenty and dull. Sales are slow and
consists of 10 boxes oranges, 81 2Jltl 20;
10 boxes lemons, 80 80; 10 boxes oranges,
= 30: 10 boxes lemons, So.
POTATOES.
There Is steady demand for choice
peach blows and early rose, pink eyes are
neglected. We note sales Of 200 bushels
peach blows, 81 O5; 200 bushels pink
eyes. 0Oc % barrels peach blow. 81 as.
CABBAGE
The demand for cabbage is steady
and there is no accumulation Of stocks.
Sales were 4 crates, lie; ! crate, lGc:
PROVISIONS.
The market rules steady and firm, tor
all kinds of cut meats. Supplies are
small Mes, pork is scarce and firm with
an upward tendency. Quotations to-
day Dry salt shoulders SIC; dry salt
clear ,ilc- l2lc bacon hams lie; lard,
bucket and ticrcc ljc; smoked meats L.
higher than dry salt mess pork S22 go
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sheriFs Sale.

py virtue Of an Execution TO me directed by
Dhe Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Alexander
County in the state OF Illinois, in favor of AL
fred Is. Stafford, assignee OF Alexander II Irwin
and against John IL Brown, have levied up
on the following described property, in the
County Of Alexander and state OF Illinois, to-
W.T., All the right title and interest OF said John
II. brown, IN ami 10 the Northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF section thirty (3l),
in Township fifteen lljl south, and in Range
one % west of the third l. VI also blocks mum
bered one ID. two l2), three 90, four 90 i've
Unity in said county and state, as the property
Of said John IL. Brown, which | shall oder az
Public sale a. the Southwest door of the Court
House, IN the city Of Cairo, In the County OF
AlcNIudera aud STATE Of Illinois Oh the nineteenth
u3thl day Of April, \. ID, ISIS, at the hour Of
eleven O'Clock, 4, VI. for cash. 20 satisfy said
Execution. ALIEN III IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander County Illinois
Cairo, Ills March 3Uth, 1873
IT. AI-MAI
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COM NJ ERClAl.
Curo. Ill. MoNpAY EvENr>


April l2th, $50.
The warm day- of lat week have been
succeeded by q raw. cold and chilly
season. the change coming yesterday.
4 cold clustering wind from the west Ia,
prevailed all day to-day. the ky wa,
covered with clouds and the prospect i, OF
the most di,couragug Kind. over coats
came into play again and iirc- were nee
c-.ary for comfort. Il j. pleasant to
think thi- cannot 20 on much LANCER.
TIA" market, are generally steady and
firm. with light receipts and light sup
plic- iu grain, hay and Hour, and price,
higher and advancing. oorumral j. quiet
and easy. demand small and stock, light
The market j. stocked with common but
ter; choice j., scarce and in demand.
Egg, are in tar demand @l2! cents.
Chickens ,all readily at quotations.
TIE MARKET,
gs.J' Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually tor
sales from first hand, in round lots. In
filling order, and for broken lot, It i, nee
c,,ary TO charge an advance over these
figure. Ja
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roroker il now in fun control OF
The Washington bakery. aud having learn.
ed the wants Of the public, il prepared to
supply on call all demand, for French loaf,
BD.ton, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bsk ~. lie maintains ful stock Of
confcrtionerics, and can, az well A. any
other dealer in the city, oil all orders in
that line, Cake. baked, frosted or orna-
mentod on short notice. spccil lattention
given TO the orders OF wedding or picnic
parties. gl2-tf.
one HUNDRED FtTCE, new and choice
styles print- al stuart " Gholson'..
lI1-if
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II DR.. Pierce, Golden Medical Discoy.
cry viii cure cough in ons.half the time
necessary to cu-e IL with any other medi-
cine, and II doe, il, not by drying 1t up, but
by removing the cau,s-suoduiug the irri.
iition and healing the affected parts. For
all eases Of Laryngi'l-, Hoarscn,ss, sup
preston or Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis, Sc.
were Chronic or L.nglrin. Coughs, it viii
be found to ,urpa-. any medicine that has
ever been offered to the public. It is sold
by OIL dealer, In medicines. i-lj-lw.
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prrnsoi- and sIih sun rmbrel,as.

stuart a Ghol.on will offer on Monday
morning The hlnd.omo.t line OF these
goods ever shown in tai market and at
price. which they guarantee to be- a. low
a. offered by any house in the West. An
Inspection of their plrl.ol stock will
amply repay all. They will also offer
during the week an excellent assortment
OF tan, which will excel in variety and
style anything yet offered 90 hi, city.
t-ll-f.
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Real Estate Faxes.

All taxes of whatever character or de.
fcripuon, VIII become Delinquent on the
l5.h instant, and work upon the delinquent
tax listwill then be commenced Persons
In arrears for taxes will make q note Of
this, asnn further notice will be given, and
no further lenioncy con lee extended to
them by the collector, under the law,
ALEX II. IRWIN,
County Collector
CAIRO, ILL.,, April LIST, 1915.
00-4.l.d&Wtd.
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To nnNcrs nrDrY Gnnha

Il will be to the interest OF every buyer
Of dry goods to give our stock careful
examination and obtain our prices. We
shall extend every possible courtesy TO
visitors, ANA shall take pleasure in show
ing them our goods, Buy where you can
buy the cheapest, and knowledge Of
our prices will enable You 10 economic
in your purchases.
STUART x GHoLsuN.
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Notice Of Removal.

Mr. Carl Peters, 'hs popular blacksmith
on Eleventh AID J. pllr streets, ia. formed
partnership with Fred II lncnz, aud hls
reno, ed his shop to SIKH street, between
rau be 70 md az all hours. lie respectfully
-olicit- hi. old patron. - call on him q, hi.
new stand. ll0r-c.hpeiug, Wasou-m,kIug
and repairing done Is IA ncatnc.s and di..
patch. G. PETERS.
ul.I.--Ns
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The Death II inurS Don stcrtN 81 the
planters House Suud Sight.
Tho Coronoss Iaques, and the Evidence in
the Case

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,liI ANYTHING about Won. Mcbride
bl.Icl ont 20 III. railroad track from the
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D''-i'f'F followed 'ln up Dou=h'iiy
called him uamcs--t ,--n Of b-h, etc.;
Mcbride said tou.. "Geu,Icmcp. Won an
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"H' ui'i bDu2"'Ttl -Td1N III NM lh'E
then got together: dil not soc the knife
until | saw the blood running from the
sin. of hi. I,c..
William MclIalr. upon being sworn.
testified: wa, Standing at the corner OF
/ Sixth and Ieyec streets. when / .nw two
men qulrrsling in front of Wuider',
corner: ,twu Knit. in Mcbride. hand:
saw from wh.r. I stood that Dourhcrry