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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-30

AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
March, A. D., 1876
John p MANNING having presented an instru-
of David Il. Manning late of Linconville, in said
County of Waldo, deceased for Probate
Ordered That the said John T. give notice TO all
persons interested by causing copy of this order TO
be published three weeks successfully in the Repub
lican Journal, printed Belfast, that they may APP
pear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, within
and for said County, the second Tuesday Of
April next, at ten of the clock before neon, and
show cause, if any they have, why the same should
not be proved, approved and allowed.
WIN. NJ. RUST Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. T. FIELD, Register,
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TINE AND DISIANCf

| one year passed, and then another: still no
| clcW to the murderer, though the story of the
deed in the interim has been told a thousand
times.
Now comes the most wonderful part of the
story. 1t seems almost like iiction--too strange
10 be true. 1t has been nine years since the
murder. and during all this time the mystery
has grown deeper and deeper. The scene,
however, now changes from the quiet little vii
lage OF SteWartSYille to 4 large and t1ourishing
| city in the West--irom the little house along
| the Morris Canal, in New Jersey, to No AZ
| Canfed street, Cleveland, Ohio. In this house,
| upon a certain night, man named John Cum
| ningham is turously beating his wife; he la.
| her down upon the floor and is about to crush
| her face with his heel, when, in terror, she
| cries out -
Don't, don't for Gods sake! or YOU will
murder me as you murdered that woman in
| Jersey"
| Cunningham a few days after was placed sin
| qu0d" for abusing his wife. The cry which the
woman uttered was overheard by one James
| y. Duty, a lawyer, who, as soon as Cunning
ham left the house, approached the woman
and told her that he had heard the remark she
made While Cunningham was beating her. He
| asked her what it meant. The woman appear
| ed terribly alarmed and refused to tell. She
| SAID she hated Cunningham and deeply feared
| him, yet when in his presence did everything
he asked her to- Finally, after mach urging,
| she told everything found in the sequel. Mr..
| Duffy at once informed the police, who com
| munlcated with the authorities OF this county
| (Warren) about three weeks ago.
Again was little StewartsVille greatly eXcit-
| ed. Two gentlemen residing here, named, re-
| spectiVely, Thaddeus G.. Price and Charles
| Godfrey, set out at once for Cleveland. The
! follow ing is the interesting and graphic nara
| tive Of Mr.. ThGddeus G.. Price, corrob0rattd in
| every particular by Mr.. Godfrey -
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rNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of
the estate Of
ABNER X. BUMPS, late of Thorndike,
the County ofW aldo deceased bygiving bondas the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons who
indebted to said deceased's estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the for settlement him.
j. ID. LA1ISON.
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had Catarrh for ten years, each year with increas
ing severity. For nine years I had not breathed
through one nostril. had droppings in the throat
take remedy for it at night before being able to
lie down and sleep and constant dull pain in my
matter as to injure my sense of hearing and compel
me 10 get up several times in night to clear it and
my throat before could sleep. Every one of these
of not quite three bottles of SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE. Ny hearing is fully restored l have no
astilnatic symptoms no cough, droppngs in the
throat, no headache, and in every way better than
have been Tor years. l could feel the effects OF the
tEkE on my appetite, my kidneys, and in fact
every part of my system What has been done in
nay case is wholly the effect of the RADICAL CURE.
Very respectfully
{. II. LAWRENCE
FiI.IEt l:G, Oct A.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED, Guardian of Lavina II.
! Mitchell of East Bridgewater. in the County
OF Plymouth and Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
respectfully represent that said minor is seized al
possessed of certain interests in real estate situate
in Belfast, in said County of Waldo, to wit One
undivided sixth part of undivided half of Ger
tain parcel of land on which stands the dwelling
house of the late John Angler, bounded by High
street, by land formerly of John Huse, by Church
street and by land formerly of Osborn, now owned
by the County of Waldo. Also one undivided sixth
part of undivided half Of certain parcel of land
lying between High and Washington Streets bound
ed westwardly by High street enthusiastically by
land of the late Ralph c. johnson, and northeast
wardly, and northwestwardy by land of the
sixteen square rods or whereabouts, on the
upper part of which stands the brick store num-
bered one, Phoenix Row. SO. called: Also one
undivided sixth part of one undivided half of an
other certain parcel of land on Bridge street, con
veyed to said John Angler, by the deed of Charles
Sever, recorded in the Hancock Registry, book 43.
page 29s, and by the deed of Ephriam Mcfarland,
recorded in said Registry, book IS, page 3l6 that
an advantageous offer of four hundred dollars has
been made for said interests by Cakes Angler of
said Belfast, which offer it is for the interest of all
concerned Immediately to accept, the proceeds
thereof to be put out on interest for the benefit of
said minor.
Whereof your petitioner prays your honor to grant
him license to sell and convey. said real estate Of
HORACE +. CHANDLER
By JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. His Attorney.
At Court of Probate, held at Belfast, within and
for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
of March, A. d. 1876.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy of said petition, with this order there
on, to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal paper printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at
the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid, on the sec
ond Tuesday of April next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have why the
same should not be granted
VIM. NJ. RUST, Judge
true copy. Attest-B. p FIELD. Register.
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MIR. PRICES sTATEMEN

l left for Cleveland late in February last
Upon arriving there | found it most conyen-
lent to visit the daughter of the woman with
whom Cunningham had been living, and ques-
toned her concerning the murder. She SEEM
ed somewhat reluctant to speak of it at first
but upon being assured that ANYTHING she
| might say would place her mother beyond the
reach of the man she 50 much feared, the
| daughter said
''My name is Agnes Reid. | was twelve
| years old when the murder took place We
| then, Cunningham, mother and myself, lived
| in house in Jersey. right across from Easton
| Pa. This was nine years ago. One morning
Cunningham got up early and left the house
l cannot swear whether he took hatchet with
| him or not. He returned in the evening of
the same day. | remember he looked very
| strangely and would not let me go in the house
| with him. He ordered me to stay out until he
gave me permission to come in. By and by he
came out and Went away. Then l heard
mother crying Invent in to find out what was
the matter found mother walking up and
| down the room wringing her hands and erwin g
| bitterly. 1T was long time before mother
would give me an idea of what troubled her
She then told Inc that Cunningham had done Il
| bad act Cunningham went away and was
gone three months. l was too young to un-
| derstand exactly what mother meant. We
| moved several times before we came here.
THE woMAN's STATEMENT.
| Mr.. Price then informed your correspondent
| that he had secured the affidavit of the mother
the main points of which are as follows =
My name is Elizabeth Reid. Though
have lived with John Cunningham n great
many years, and had children by him, we have
never been married. Nine years ago we lived
opposite Easton, Pa, in New jersey. One
morning in February, 1867, Cunningham arose
| early in the morning and told HE he was going
off. He took Ratchet with him that | had cut
kindling wood with the night before. He had
worked on the Morris and Essex Railroad
He came back in the evening looking very
| strangely. | saw that he had blood upon his
clothing. l was alarmed, and asked him what
he had been doing. He said that he had been
down the road a few miles. Then taking hold
of me, he told me that he had killed woman
and thrown her down a little hatchwav.
saw that he did not have the Ratchet with him.
| He said that he had gone into the house to get
her money, for it was just after her husbands
pay day, and that he, fearing the woman
would 'blow" on him, had killed her with the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-30
PROBATE NOTICES

AT a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo. on the second Tuesday Of
March, A. ID. 1876.
\ NNIE l.. MCkEEN, widow OF Albert J. Me
IN Keen, late of Belfast, in said County Of Waldo,
deceased, having presented petition for an allow
ance from the personal estate Of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Annie give notice TO all
persons interested by causing copy of this order to
be published three weeks successfully in the Repub-
can Journal, printed at Belfast, that they may APP
pear Mt Probate Court to be held at Belfast, within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday Of
April next, at ten of the clock before noon and
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
WM. NJ RUST, Judge
true copy, Attest B. F. FIELD, Register,
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second tuesday OF
March, A. D. 1876.
MARY E. STAPLES, Administrators Of the e3
WI tate of Benjamin i. Staples, late of Monroe
i'll said County OF Waldo deceased, having present
ed her final account of Administration for allowance
Ordered, That the said Administrators give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast that they
may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Bel
fast within and for said County, on the second Tues
have, why the same should not be allowed.
WIN. NJ. RUST, Judge.
true copy. Attest--B. Z. FIELD, Register
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CASTORI.A..

Cross, sckly babies and children may enjoy health
and mothers have rest if they viii use CASTORlA-
Worms, feverishness, teethng. wind collie, sour
stomach and undigested food make children cross.
and produce sickness
Castoria will aSsmilate the food, cxpe worms,
and correct all these things For twenty yeaI DR.,
Pitcher experimental in his private practice to pro-
duce an effective Cathartic and stomach regulator
which would be as effective as CASTOR OIL without
its unpleasant taste or recoil.
The reputation of his experiment extended, PLY
Sicians and nurses rapidly adopted h;7 remedy. y
which he gave the name Of CASTORIA.
CASTOPIA is as pleasant to take a honry, regu-
iates the stomach and bowels, and does not gripe.
1t is adapted to all ages, contains alcohol and il
absolutely harmless to the most tender infant
Try CASToRIA once, ana YOU will never be with
out it.
Prepared at the Laboratory OF J. b. Rose Co..
i6 Dey Street, New ork 3mos2s
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%E tn son per day at home. Samples worth 81
w ~ VIZ free. STINSON g. Co., Portland, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-03-30
Sewing Machines
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW
WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing Machine

They are superseding all Others in the market and
Competent judges of the various machines agree that
the new Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines are
superior to all others now i'll use. Remember they
take the Lock Stitch and shuttle thus obviate
the use of a gathering shuttle, and does away the
breaking of thread and needles so much experienced
in the use of shuttle machines.
And here l wish to state that a great many per.
sons buy sewing maching without the knowledge
for it and for the protection Of those who about
to purchase a machine, should not be governed by
what agents for other machines tell YOU that their
machine is the best. The Idea that this or that
chine is the best is nothing do with the true mer.
its of a sewing machine. Therefore examine the
new productions Of tue Wheeler & Wilson Manu-.
featuring Company and then you will be convinced
which is the best sewing machine The work runs
either way on these machines. They any kind
of thread and sews from the finest muslin to heavy
leather; ii FEELS, Hens, Braids, Cords, Tucks Binds
and makes beautiful Hem Stitching and Putting
Machines set up ON trial application this office
Machines sold on easy monthly inStaments. Ola
machines taken in part payment for ones |
keep on hand needles and Attachments for all kind OF
machines.
keep superior quantity Of needles, which sell
ut 80 cts per dozen. Orders for needles filed BY
mail when the cash accompanies the order. All
goods warranted ID pc the best quality. Or money
returned
Gal! on or address
L v. MILLER,
Belfast, Me, Box 1876.
Office Church St. uudrr the journal Gtice IT.!
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Sanford's Radical Cure.
Is q Local and Constitutional
Remedy.

lotAL.-Because il is applied directly to the seat
OF disease the nasal passages by insulation where
it acts, instantly clearing the head of mucous
mutations, allaying pain and soreness, subduing in
lammation and gradually drying up the discharge.
Observation-Disclosures it is taken internally
where by its Alternative and resovent properties it
puTtes the blood OF the acid poison always present
in Caarrh, keeps the pores open, the skin moist and
healthy, gives tone to the forces improves
the appetite, and enables the system, by its power
tul tonic influence, to completely throw of the
disease.
Each package contains Treatise Catarrh and
Dr. Santord's Improved Inhaling Tube. Price Sl.o0.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEKS &
POTTER, Boston, General AGENTS.
ea-use SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER after
exposure to cold wet weather. 4w33
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SDSICHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING /"
l. How either sex may fascnate and gain the
ly This art all can possess free by mail for rs cts
together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints to Ladies. etc. 100000 sold. A
queer book. Address I. WILLIAM Il CO., Pubs
Philadelphia.
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Ci1 day at home. Agents wanted, Outfit and
VIZ terals free. TRUE CO, Augusta, Maine.
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Id. M. SWEAT, Precedent
To the People Of Searsport.

a. For circulars or Information address
IT, a. VI. CDONES. secretary Portland
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
A Nice QaesaieAL

l. 80 -. ?--1t7-T,Gai sI-- i=Asss 1ctre
: 7-9T.s5l- .-4- =. -Ay -A->r1t -5'3C 3te
fE-- -1s: II tt3a>1-=tt CToc i, The 7-..ee:
1+.1E 10 Keep Up .he ami oy the teetiin. OF
.-DcE. Ili> custom i still in force in EDg-
and, from which country il was borrowed.
2ecen-ly in Euglaud farmer failed in pay
meut OF his lease, thereby forteiting it.
The landlord levied on his haystacks and
sold them, suhjecs to the condition that the
hay must be used on the farm, thereby, re-
stricting the bid of the new tenant, or to his
own agent. In the Court of Common Pleas
10 which the disposessed tenant lad recourse
decision was given against the landlord, the
Court deciding that the forbidding of the
sale to any purchaser who should take the
hay off the premises applied to the tenant,
not the landlord; that the law required that
che sale should be made under distress, for
The best possible price; and that the land
lord could not escape from this provision
The equitable way would have been tC
cause the appraisement of the hay by i'm
partial referees.
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IOSDE,SED TELEGRAMs.

Que thousand delegates were present yes
teriay al the Democratic State ConEenloD
Of Nav Jersey, which met al Trenton 10
elect four senatorial and fourteen dlsfrlc'
delegates to St Louis. HOH. Chas Halght.
Of Monmouth, was chosen permanent chair
man. 4 resolution was presented ana ADOPT
ed that the delegation support the name ol
Joel P. Parker for President.
Mr. Orth yesterday rendered his resigna'
ion as Minister to Austria, and the SAINT
was accepted. Among the candidates iol
he position are ex-ltepresentatiye Kellogg
Connecticut, Ex-Governor Ward, OF New
Jersey and others.
Doorkeeper Fitzhugh has vacated his Of
flee but carried off number OF ValuaOl'
books and records, which the Sergeant at
Arms hes been directed to recover
The liquor dealers Of New York vii
hold mass meeting this week protestin!
against the forcible closing of the saloon
on Sunday,
| The Damagr by the recent flood in tn
| Ottawa river is estimated at $N,OOO.
Boston $. Cincinnati 0.
Hon. GodIove 5. Orth admitted yesterda
having acted as counsel in the NeneZul
| claims. but was not at that time in otticia
! position.
Congress adjourned into the Commute
| of the Whole on the Naval ApprOprla
| ton bill on the 1iscontinuance OF certdl
| navy yards.
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From the y. y. Herald.

INN L-aF - - -HAi'%-
Be,xeea four and FIVE o'clock On SUNDAY
aerc. hs. Storm burst upon Morn. anf
-us.ry lnun:ie. ,E.w jersey causing lr--
=: .rI... 1yTer-. I'll -IttarT and g!ass .,ct
can s..rce.. II :s'!Lz.~t. u4, which VI
sytg-~.ly r-y-H-@l's r--wesn sJI.yH zu1
sLt".sfu Tie G3y - Te-y hH'. the lh---
mpue,-r c.4t.Lg &E4ol- 't.@ EiI.-,iea. AtD1'
fg..- .. n Tue aesTrL: rlzcEenEG. and 1lt'n
-. ran caM-, 1.lri T.s 44"..y ig.p~ e5
~ all. - -.o,s~. c~ic. y. rhr "GD-"ilg.
-z4 u a-L : egZ. I-''er1aT the H-r4.4
--of-a-L z-4s- Tas zGT..-l ri sDnr having
-ezG Die.-1 - which C-sa-Ure1 -=Teu
.Dche. 4r1.L3 Thy crashed through even
~ r-.,T ~lr-uZ4t-1 gis:. Il hs rDp! OF
'a. " --..'r1u Pot Office. ~: Lru.e
- 2ez3 CAarlea Ehr5rs !n.s H. Morris
.oau =. E-.jlg. ThJu4. Mitchell. D@,rz
s.psr. buth -re AD-i=.s. Their pl4ea- are
com p.e.c sr-cE.. The lDes Of peaches,
| 1pr.-.. y.4-: ard y.Ums will IL very .r-4'
/ TAe ~. i-at iL.aD,'Ant" !crDli-f:t. nOtDing
50 terrific. Ever s.yIi-h. suffered. TIE
trees were shGru oi leaye- and Drsucar. Il.
| come paris. 4 man had Ii: head Gu ny q
s:cne while picking up sLo.Ler. Newton
! IL sUs,-I COUNTY. vas completely fOJlef
cellar. filed with water, streets and gardens
! torn 70 ,iece-, aud. together with the fences
we're washed down toward the me4dOws
/ TIE whole surface Of the earth was ahee
! gf running water, and The meadows beloS
/ 'oEn presented the APPEARANCE Of va-
/ lake of water. Wagon loads Of hsi. wert
wasted up in neays. The fruit aud wiute
grain In the course Of the storm must n
very seriously damaged. The most terrific
thunder and lightning accompanied the hal
aud rain. A barn belonging TO Austin An
dersDa, il Hampton township, about t~'
miles west Of Newton, was struck BY light
ming and burned.
The full extent Of the damage Is not ye
known. l. is considered fortunate that Z
lives were lost.
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THE SUICIDAL MANIA.
DeasAs BY Razor, Pistol and heSe.
By American i.sess Association,

BY American Press Association
HAgRIssUaG, MAJ 23.-Yesterday afer-
noon Mrs. Marsha Buck. the wife OF Penn
sylvania Railroad employe is this city, cut
her throat with razor, and WAS found ID
,,,ol OF blood soon after she bad com nlttel
The deed. When discoyered she was eiuicn-
irg WITH her right hand the ins'rumeLi
which had ended her life. Mrs. Back hsd
originally intended 20 hang herself WIN
bed cord. having made moose for tina. rar
lose. The suicide Was committed While
She was alone in the house. she having IL
iuctL an attendant TO leave for short time
TO enable her 10 carry out her design. DE-
..eas4-i had been married stout fifteen years,
and her domestic relations were OF the mos
ueaceable character. She was evident 5
suffering from temporary insanity when she
applied the razor.
E.sIoS, Pa, Nav a3.-Jehn D. sigman.
3 member of the firm OF 5. u. >igman 4
Co. hardware merchants of this piace, was
found living in the Office back OF their store
No. p Centre Square, a little after o'eIoc K
| this msrnIng, with tvo pistol WOUNDS IN 'he
| head and small confused wouDd across
| the nose. A revolver, with three chamt1rs
| discharged. was found lying under bis ieit
| leg. He told party few minutes De-
fore that he felt as though he could blow
hi. brains out. He had lain but few mo-
nents when discovered, snd vas NOT quite
dead. He is well known in these paris, e
about thir.y-eigh, years Of age, and mas :
| wife and five children. No hope Of bis re
| coyery is entertained Depression o. olsi-
LESS is supposed TO have caused il.
NoRR1srowx. May 2.-Aiss Elnira L.
singer. aged Ihirty-toyr Tears. daughter o.
L.muel Lysinger. on Marshal s-re-s eV.1~
Arch. committed suicide iLis morning =
| hanging herself 70 ioisi il E1e e=Ls- g:
her fathers residence. The hsa1y -Ss liz
| covered scou. 10 O'Clock II L. -1det.
At.h.. time TIE b.6y EEs ~ 4z-;t Va
{ aid liz showing t-t c---- Id ..-ki -e%-
T fs.-- mined Sc @.s ~ 1cE- :! cGE =
n. -+.yt cs-s AL Ec-- EG ss-l - liz
c1-o..-- = - .=8t IL --.l-a:s1- Ms: EsEl-r-
+ - tz5 s-e- s------e----E - -5.-t 1fa1 YEA
+ f-5- = - -4-s.t 4-'- Et:-ttc-s- Gstf.z-IF 7
/ -tsc.. -. u-45.s- -G<.-T E.rttz.t- -ftt' uzii-
I So ~ Eo-&. - -4-s.: : w-1.l sii,'V".
/ h-- % - .css- ! SAL -.ii s-: Va
E-ea .: living. All --lt SO - i1f- ~ =
! 51--z:elv s.. -. -eHz &=r- r1--Jts =
-Ss4 morning. hC- ~ts A-t-#1--: -1s=t'-
/ T.z hoU.- W.. t-9Z s-s-cEzs- al - -'.'-y
| discovered. l. :: hug t1- .-e Et.-t--
= f--, ro1-14t rle graz, 20 ---- --e
. suicide must have Pe-s-s,.y Aspt heF ~e-S-.
| u lie ropz U--ii ste w.: stranZ-rd.
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xn.. pe,,.... Son y.h. D.a.

Ex-senator Alexander Mcdonald. Of Ar
kansas, was on Monday before the Con-
rnit;ee on Expenditures in the Interior iA-
ps r. rnens, ard testified that in 1s9a be Paid
John Delsua. the Chief Clerk OF the ln'e-
r;n- Department $500 On accoxnt OF ene
Shzfer, one of the oxuerS OF the
Flagstaff silver Mine sirus.ed near the Em-
ma Mine in Utah. It appears from the eH-
Senators evidence that the parties Who
ON ned this mine were anxious 30 sell II tt
fore they took out the patent, ami Shater
~ent TO Europe 10 make this sale. MI
Mcdonald saws hat Shafer told him before
he left that if be sent him any moaey iraui
Europe he was TO give John Delano $5.uS,
ex- Senator Thayer, sa.0O, snd E. {. In
yersol S. ,oI0 for attorneys fees. he says
Shsfer did not tell him what DelsDo ~ss "a
get the s5.01 for He did not know but
that Shsfer sold The mine for S50.s0 in
London. before the patent WAS grsnSed. ana
transmitted him three drafts upon NeS-
York. which he had e4shed, and paid sstu
to John Delano. and s5,ou 10 lnserSoLl,
AID 81. .COp TO ex-senator Thayer, IS IL
rectea by Shsfer Mr MeDouslt wss then
sensror. but claim. 10 have paid the money
without knowing that there ~ss s1yTEIn-
wrong in the trsusaetion. Mr.. DelaEo vii
De called in few days to explain his con
nection with The affair.