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CERTAIN FOR TILDEN.
New York Surrendered by the Repub-
IIcans through the Radical AssO-
ciRGed Press

NEW YORK, November 6.-The ex-
element over the approaching election
is intense, and this evening the lebbies
of the hotels were crowded with persons
eagerly discussing the result in this
State, which many believe will decide
the contest. The betting is very heavy,
and the pool-rOom quotations favor Til.
den. The Republicans claim that these
do not represent the real state Of the
pools, and outside Wagers are nearly
even on the State ticket, the Rspubli-
cans giving odds on the general result.
The canvass in this city, owing to the
fact that the local Democratic ticket is
almost certain of being elected, is
claimed as calculated not TO bring out a
full vote, and this the Republicans urge
as favorable to them.
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Be sure and vote for Porter for
governor of Tennessee.

More than fifty members of the PhiIa.
delphia bar, many of them eminent in
their profession, have published a SOL
emn protest against the proclamation OF
President Grant, upon which he bases
his ground for military interference with
the south. They condemn his action in
the matter because they hold it to be Ut
terly without warrant by any proper in
depreciation Of that section Of the con.
titution under which the power is now
claimed.
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Democratic and Republican CalcuIa
lions of the Result,

Democratic and Republican CalcuIa
lions of the Result,
We copy from the New York Herald,
OF Friday, the following estimates Of
the result OF to-day's election, furnished
that paper by the Democratic and Re-
publican national committees:
Faith in the ultimate success of au
election il an excellent thing to have.
The gentlemen in charge Of the cam
paign committees are not wanting Ia
faith. There does not seem to be the
slightest doubt in the minds of any of
them but that the party they represent
viii be the winning party. The visitors
ara always impressed by this faith, and
carry away with them the conviction
that the contest is settled beyond the
shadow OF a doubt. 1t is interesting at
this stage Cfthe campaign to learn which
States, IN the opinions Of the headquRr-
tel Lathematicians, are sure for their
side. From the tables below, it will be
seen that the State of New York, with
35 electoral votes, and the Staleoi South
Carolina, with electoral votes, are
claimed by both parties. The States
named as doubtful by the Democrats are
California (6), Pennsylvania (29) and
Wisconsin (l0), The Republicans claim
to bs dcubtful-Connecticut (6), Florida
(4), Louisiana (S), New Jersey (9l North
Carolina (lG) anu Oregon 49,.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Men Alone Permitted TO Practice BE
fore the United states Courts
No women Need Apply.

WASHINGTON, November Elm the
matter of the application Of Mrs. Bella
A. Lockwood for admission to practice
as an attorney and counsellor Of the
supreme court, the chief-Justice an
nOunced it as the decision of the court
that none but men are permitted to
practice before il as attorneYs,
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sCAN YOUR TICKET.
Read It Carefully and See that the RadI.
Gals Have not Played "a TrIck on
YOu,

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November The fol-
lowing dispatch was received here:
NEW YORK, November2 2,
To John W. Childress, Chairman State Conn
mittee:
GrOss frauds have been discovered In
one State in printing the electoral
tickets. See 70 it that yours conform
strictly to your State laws, and are &C.
curste in every particular. Notify your
county committee, and have the tickets
verified by personal examination before
distributing, and watch for fraudulent
tickets at the polls. A. s. HEWITT,
Chairman National Democratic Committee.
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MORE RADICAL DEVILTRY.
The Negroes Driven by their Carpetbag
and Fiendish Leaders to AssasSInR-
tIOn and Murder.

Special to the Appeal
FAYETTE, MISS, November 6.-Our
community is terribly excited. A sher-
ifs posse, while attempting to arrest a
would-be assassin of a Democratic negro,
were ambushed and fired into by an
armed body Of negroes, and one of cur
first young men was killed, and another
badly wounded.
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KENTUCKY.
fement over the Election Intense
The odds, in Betting, In
Favor OF Tfldeu.

LOUISVILLE, November 6.-The ex.
element in Kentucky over the election
is intense everywhere through the State.
The State is certain for Tilden. The
people in all parts manifest an unusual
desire regarding the result. The Re-
publicans here held their final rally Sat-
urday night, and tonight the Demo-
Gratis are holding meetings in every
ward Of the city. Betting is about even ,
Tilden, perhaps, being slightly the IA
unrfta
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We appeal to every citizen to come
out on election day and cast vote fol
the good OF their government. This is
no small or unmesning responsibility.
It ia of great Importance. See to iJ,
fellow citizens, that your individual in
fiuence and power be felt at this crisis.
Go yourselves to the polls, and carry
your neighbors with you. You will
thus be dischsrging duty as binding ss
that of any Of Q religious character.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-07

Vote for Casey Young and
against the Bloody shirt Ran
dOIph.
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Thomas is the Radical
candidate tOr governor of.
Tennessee. Don't vote for
him. If you do you help
to perpetuate Radicalism.
HUMBOLDT, TENN.
Crockett County May be Set Down Sol.
idly Democratic.

Special to the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, November 6.-Crockett
county may be set down as solid for the
whole Democratic ticket. Hon. W. ].
MFsrlsnd, Of Humboldt. delivered q
telling speech at Alamo to-day. News
comes from all parts of the county that
Thomas's friends are deserting him, and
that to morrow Porter will receive the
support Of the whole Democracy. They
are for the whole ticket from Tilden
down. The Independentsstsn no show
for success. Move on the Democratic
column, and hold the fort.
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Unprecedented Rex1atratIOn in San
Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, November 8.-Fhs
the election tomorrow. Including those
listed to-day, there are over fity- five
thousand names on the great register,
and 1t is expected that the city will cast
forty thousand votes. Several were held
to answer to-day for fraudulent registra-
ton. Arrests are still being made, and
it is believed that the frauds will be
pretty effeotusIly suppressed. Ample
preparations have been made for pre-
serving order. Both parties express
confidence in carrying the city and
State,
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ROBERTSON COUNTY.
A Solid Shot for TiIden and Hendricks
Leading Negroes Speak for the
Democratic Ticket.

NASHVILLE, November Ga special
to the american from Springfield says q
eOlored mass meeting in favor Of Tilden
and Hendricks was held there to-day.
Three cOlored men made speeches, one
of them an officer of the Hayes and
Wheeler club, who has been Republi-
can leader in Robertson county for
twelve years.
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Vote for TiIden, Hendricks and
RefOrm.
THOMAS GONE UP,
The white Republicans Of Middle Ten,
nessee Say they will Not Vote for
Dorsey B. 1hOmas.
Knoxville Tribune.1

hnONVIIIe IrIbune.I
NASHVILLE, TENN, November g.
The publication In the american
this morning OF an Associated Press dis
patch from Memphis announcing the
withdrawal OF Nancy produced pro-
found sensation, completely demoraliz.
ing his friends and nOnplusing the Re.
publicans, who are badly staggered and
undecided as to what course to pursue.
The white Republicans declare they will
not, under any circumstances, support
Thomas. The colored Republicans now
go solid for Yardley.
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The Fanina In Rnmhar.

LONDON, November 6.-An Indian
newspaper, the PoeOer, sums up the pros
poets as to a famine in Bombay as fol-
lows: Famine in Sholapore, extreme
dearth at Poonah and grest scarcity in
six other districts. All these districts
will yield only fraction Of their ordi-
nary revenue. 1t is hoped that distress
may be relieved at a sixth Of the cost Of
the Bengal famine.
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Fire in Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, November 6.-The
Hengle house, second.rate German
boardinghouse, at the north end Of
Rock street, was destroyed by fire al
three o'clock yesterday morning. Two
men, named Patrick Shea and John
COoney, perished In the flames. Both
were stOnecutters,
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The Russian Bank suindIe.

Moscow, November 6.-The jury in
the StrausbeTg and Moscow commercial
loan bank trial found Dr. Strausberg,
Harden Poljanski and Teumach3 guilty.
The other persons accused were acquit-
ted. Sentence will be pronounced to-.
day. The number Of persons accused
was very great. Seventeen members Of
the council of the Moscow commercial
bank were charged with having pre-.
sented fictitious reports for 1873 and
1874, and two directors were accused Of
having accepted bribes from Strausberg
to advance him some seven million rou-
bles without sufficient security, and Of
having presented to the shareholders
and published in the newspapers false
balance sheet. Up to October l, 1879,
fifteen members Of the council were
charged with having either by neglt-
gence or cOnnivanCe facilitated these
and other similar transactions,
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General HOLIDAY An New York.

New YORK, November 6.-To-mor-
row, being election day, is a legal holi-
day, and all the banks, exchanges,
courts and United States offices will be
closed, The schools will not be opened
till Wednesday morning, to-day being
also holiday for the teachers and pu-
pills. The customhouse will remain open
tomorrow till halt-past nine O'Clock in
the morning for the entrance and clear
anCe Of vessels. The mails will be closed
at the postOftice at ten o'clock In the
morning.
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Vote the Democratic ticket, and
don't scratch q name.

A special corTeent spond OF the New
York Times writing concerning The po-
litical prospects in Connecticut admits
that conceding the Republicans all the
temperance vote and that the greenbsck
vote will bs equally divided yet the
Democrats Esve msiority OF FIVE thou.
sand.
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Randolph prosecuted Union men
in 1851, and wants to persecute
southern Democrats in 1878,

While Baron Camille Rochtaille, who
has of late been very successful on the
turf was staying at hotel In Lyons,
his trunk was forced and all the pedi-
gIees-indispeDsable to him on the turf
Of his horses stolen. Nothing else was
fakaO
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TO The MERCHANTS
OF MEMPHIS,

SINCE by law the day on which the general
. election Is held is declared National hOI-
tday, the Democratic Executive COMMITTEES OF
Shelby County has authorized me to request
that the merchants and business men OF
Memphis close their stores, workshops and
places OF business on Tuesday next, in order
that they themselves, as well as their em-
pIoyes, may have an opportunity OF dsvOt-
ing themselves 10 the cause Of reform, good
government, and Tilden and Hendricks.
II. B. FORREST,
Chairman Democratic Executive Committed,
of Shelby COnnfY.
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hAR DEPT OFFICE CR. SIG. OFFICKR,
NAsHIsSTos. November :. an. !
For Tennessee and the ohio UGlIey,
sOIIthlOest Ueer TO colder RorthI0e tginds,
nth clear or clearing, colder ,0sather
and rising bdYOmstsr.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
Rate Winds Up His Canvass of the state
In a Stirring speech.
Special to the Appeal

Special 20 the AppeaI.T
NASHVILLE, November 6.-Genersl
Bate spoke nearly three hours tonight
at the Masonic temple, to the largest
audience that ever assembled there, and
covered himself and the Democracy al
over with glory, His glowing eloquence
was perfectly irresistible, and swept the
crowd ike tornado. It was equal to
Grundy's grsndest effort.
A. J. M'WHIRTEg,
Chairman Democratic Executive Commftte
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.p!srSs,ion. plrSs Sl Bar. rhor Wind. Weather.
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The country needs change Of party
rule to restore general confidence, set In
motion the wheels OF commerce and
manufactures, restore employment to
labor, and renew in all its natural
sources the prosperity of the people.
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TWEED.
Now You See him, and Now You Don't
The Steamer Franklin Not Yet
Heard From The Spanish
American ExtraditiOn.

NEW YoRK, November 6.-The steam
er Franklin with William M, Tweed on
board, was signaled off Sandy Hook
at nine o'clock this morning.
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FALL STOCK.

200 bags Coffee,
400 barrels Ssgsr-a1 kinds,
100 barrels extra Syrup,
ICOO buckets FsiTbanks5s Lard,
80 tierees Fslrbanks's Lard.
800 boxes October Cheese-mild
400 bxs. CTaeksrs-St. Louis prices.
500 boxes and t New Raislns.
SO barrels new BuekWhaaf-
10 hhds. C0eOanuts, 1N0S''
20 barrels Orangea
goo barrels HOminy and Grfty
11s0OO cases freshly hacked Sa-st--
salmon. Oysters, Peaches. TomotooeS' 1 ot,,oS'
Brandy Peaches, PreSerysHa'O HOieaTTSs, TaM;os,
GOrns Sauces, and every VSriotn osIleo; =,
canned Meats, Fruits and Yecatob5IsOo "a
OLIVER, FINNIE s co.
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Ifyou would defeat the election Of two
United States senators from the party In
Tennessee that endorses Grants South
Carolina policy, vote the straight Demo-
cratic ticket.
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This is genuine and elbows what the
Radicals are doing.
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LOUISIANA.

Look out for bogus Democratic
tickets.
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CLOSING RATES

Yssteydoy + cotton and eo'd: Ntw
YoTE cctto1 llso Memphis cotton,
Ilic Nao YoTk god, 1895 Ae1aphis
rnlI LIZ
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WARREN COUNTY, MISS.
Is Good f0F One thousand Minority
for ChaImeTS-HuFTah!
special to the Appeal.

Special TO the Appeal.
VICKsBURG, MIss, November g.
Dstachments Of United States troops
for different points in North Louisiar a
have ben passing through Vicksbur g
for several days past. This county will
give Chalmers one thousand msjority
and secures his election. Prominent
white and colored officials Of Adams
county, LyEch's home, have, during
fhe past week, been making speeches
for Chalmers. Cnslmers's election will
give solid Democratic congressional
deleg alton from Nississippi-s gain Of
two. o. V. sREARER.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Special 10 the Appeal
VICKsBURG, November 6.-A special
TO the Herald tonight says that a cher
fh5s posse ia Jefferson county, In at
tempting to arrest negroes who had ss-
ssssinated Democratic negroes, were
fred into by negroes. who ldlled an es-
slmsble citizen and wounded another
one.
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE admitted P. J. DAILY to an equal in
i terest in my business, at 40 Main street.
The business will be carried on under the firm
name and style Of Roper & DAILY.
PAT ROPER.
Mennhis October Is. 1870.
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There must not be any stay-st-homes
to-day. He who makes q gall
liant fight deserves and receives SYM
pathy in his advarsity, out he who
snuBs the battle sfsr Of, Is 3 craven that
receives nothing but 1ontumely from the
viot0~'o-s. 0"uoEsts vOt8 70 day
Success awaits y0u. If yoU 40 your duty
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SECOND DISPATCH,

M'KENzIE, November 6.-There was
large and enthusiastic Democratic
meeting here tonight, and torchlight
procession. Stirring speeches were made
by Messrs. Atkins, Caldwell and Mitch.
ell (eolored). Carroll county will elect
Johnson, Democrat, and give Porter q
majority. This county was formerly
Radical.
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DIED.

MOLITOR-At his residence, Germantown,
Tenn, on November 4th, F. MOLIToR, aged
sixty-eIght years.
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M'KENZIE, TENN.
Thomas Endorsed for 6OgerEOr by the
BIoOdy.Shirt Radicals.
Special to the Appeal. ]

Special to the Appeal
MKEHZIE, Tenn, November 6.-The
following message was received at Gsrd-
ner, on Saturday from w. D. Ecates,
Radical, Of Union city, whose sons are
off1ce-hOlders under Grant:
Our party indorses Thomas for gOv-
ernOr and Folk for congress. Please dis
tribute the inclOsed tickets with
Thomas's and Folks name on them to
such ss may wish to work for.
W. d. S.
This is genuine and elbows what the
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Vote for all the legislative can.
didates on the Democratic ticket

Work and vote against the Radical
candidate for governor OF Tennessee
Dorsey B. Thomas.
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lowing order has been received by Dis
rict Attorney Lewis:
Exc CUTIyE MANSION, }
WASHINGTON, November 4, 1876.
To NJ. l.. Lewis, Esq, United States Attorney
for the Eastern District OF Virginia:
SIR-Whereas,I l have reason to believe
that ofenses are likely to be committed
within the above mentioned judicial dis
trict, against the provisions Of chapter z,
entitled crimes, of the revised statutes Of
the United States; you are therefore
hereby requested and directed to attend
at Petersburg, Virginis, on the sixth,
seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth days
OF November current, for the purposes
mentioned in section 1888, OF said re-
gised statutes. U. G. GRANT.
Judge Hughes, of the United States
district court, mas also received a copy OF
the same order in relation to the Peters
burg matters.
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Associated Press Dispatch.l
NASHVILLE, November 6.-COnfi-
dence in the election Of Tilden here is
undated and the excitement high.
Hon. W. B. Bate, TIlden eIectOr for the
State at large, is speaking to large su-
dience in Masonic temple.
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Presidential speculntIons.

PTesIdentIal bpeculatIODs,
To the Editor Of the Herald:
Your Presidential speculstions in Tues
days Issue attract my attention. The
figures given, manifestly Influenced by
the sympsthies Of the Republican and
Democratic official authors, hardly COM
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CARROLL COUNTY, TENN.
Last Rally for TiIden and Hendricks
Tho Radicals Certain 10 be
Defeated this Election.

Special to the Appeal
M'KENzIE, November 6.-The De-
mocracy OF Carroll held their las rally
at this place tonight. Stirring ad-
dresses were delivered by Hon. J. D. c.
Atkins, w. P. Caldwell and others, and
the enthusiasm manifested give earnest
of glorious triumph tomorrow. Put
Carroll down as all right for the regular
ticket
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ind other similar transactions,


l never pRss the Chinese section with
out stopping to admire the furniture 20
delicately carved that it is like lace
work. A couple, evidently from the
rural districts, were near me to-day; the
lady admired the furniture, and ex-
pressed her admiration to her husband
There was no sign Of cOvetousness in his
placid countensnce, as he remarked :;
81 wouldn't have one o. them bed
steads, for 1t would be mighty hard to
keep the bugs out ~ Centennial Letter
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Democratic Procession Attacked by
ReRFOea.

RALEIGH, N. G., November GA
Democratic procession was attacked by
negroes tonight. The police interfersd
and were also sssailed. Two policemen
were badly injured and several whites
hurt before order was restored.
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Nntica TO Merchants.

DY resolution Of General Council, NOvena-
ID Der 3, 1876, the Merchants Tax was de-
clared due. / am authorized to allow a dis
count at the rate of 10 per cent. per snnum
until January /, ISL.
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New York Sun: "We wish TO say to
the friends OF Tilden and Reform
throughout the country that they need
feel no apprehensiOns about New York,
Connecticut and New jersey.
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oBsERvATIoNs YESTERDAY.

VAR DEPT, SIGNAL SFRvICE U. :. AENY.l
MONDAY, Nov. o. 1876 lOs05 pm.
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TURKEY.

Don't vote a ticket with ThOm-
ass name on it,
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VIRGINIA.
An InexcusabIe Outrage by Grant-Hs
Lends Himself 90 the worst Pur-
poses Of the RAds

RICHMOND, November 6.-The fol-
lowing order has been received by Dis
rict Attorney Lewis:
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Let there be no waveTing in the Dem.
ocratic line on Tuesday next. There are
greater and grsver questions involved in
the contest than the mere advancement
Of the political fortunes Of any particular
candidates,
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VOL 86. NO a7O
Elections In ItnIv

ROME, November 6.-Tla election Of
members Of the italian chsmberof deUu.
ties took place to-day. 50 far as the re-
suits are known at this hour, one hum
died and fOr5y-One prOgresstonists and
two hundred and eighty-one moderates
have been returned. Second ballots will
BE- necessary 10 one hundred and one
districts. Among the distinguished per
sons elected are SiguOri Ma1oini, Cop
pino and COrrenti, and SignOri Depretes,
Ntcoleri, ZsnsTdeli, MsiHrma, Mlnghstti
aad RlcaroH. A second ballot will be
necessary in Milan to settle the contest
batWeen Si2nOri COrrenti snd ViscO1ti
VenOsta. Garibsldi will also be o0liged
TO stand for B second ballot In Rome, but
his election ia certain.
Democrats should scratch no single
name from the regular ticket, II Jones
scr4 4tches smith, Brown may scratch
Jones, and there is no end to it, and no
party organization can be maintained.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-08

y Sci provazu. Ctenati budou Sc
pamatovati, ze pied nejakym casem -byl
tn nahodou odkryt clov6k jmenem Cum
ningham, jemuz vlastni manzelka ieho V
hadce vycetla, ze v dhvejsim sidIe SVEN,
Y mestetku Bellevillu New Jersey ia
konsi Nc Kaysovu oloupil a zavrazdil.
Tento zlocin mel spachati asi pred dewitt
lety. DIE prvnich vypov6di tetnych
svedkd zdalo Sc, ze Cunningham re zloti-
nu sveho snadno usvedGen byti m6ze
kdyz vsak soudni fizeni okresu kde
zlocin spachan byl, MIN zavedeno, shle
dala poroia ddkazy prot obzalovanemu
uvedene nedostate6nymi propustila jei
obzaloby.