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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-08
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ITO THE~--
9aily Kennebee Sonrnal.
LEWISTON.
Free baptist Convention.

Lewiston, April I. In the Free Baptist conven-
ton, this forenoon tie question "Our duty toward
the liberal Bapts: body" was opened by Rev.
DR.. Stewart of n. y. A letter was read from DR..
C. II. Malcolm Of Il. 1. A lively discussion en-
sued, lasting through forenoon and afternoon till
o'clock, when the resolve reported by the COM
mittee passed with slight amendment. Two or
three Baptist clergymcn took part in the discus
sion, defending their position close commu-
MON.
The afternoon session closed with discussion
on foreign missions.
The convention closed this evening, with a
union communion.
Blasted Hopes.
A society Of Adventists are holding meeting,
in expectation that the second coming of the
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Postal Contracts Frauds.
The Spencer Investigation.

The Spencer investigating committee closed to-
day. The committee announced that counsel
would be allowed two weeks in which to prepare
written arguments.
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The catalogue ofthe Universalist Sunday School
Library of West Waterville, has been printed by
Sprague, Owen & Nash. The library contains
good selection of books adapted to all classes, and
new books are constantly being added.
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A wholesale liquor dealer from Boston was here
last week. After interviewing the various places
where liquor is supposed to be sold, he left the
town without taking an order. He looked good
deal like democratic rooster after the New
Hampshire election.
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CALIFORNIA.

Suit.
San Francisco. April I. suit was brought to-
day by the Panama r. H. Co. against the Pacific
Mail Co.. to recover $40, 049, due for transpolta-
ton across the Isthmus.
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tMarrten.

In Dexter, I'd inst, George Mulliken to Miss Jen.
ME Myrick both of Dexter.
In Andover 23d ult , Llewellyn r. Hall to Miss
Celinda q. Marston, both of Andover.
In Paris, 2sth ult., Weston V. Whitman of Green
wood, to Miss Sarah Z. Humphrey of Paris.
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There will be public meeting Of the reform
Club at Granite Hall, to morrow afternoon, at "a
o'clock Speakers thoroughly in earnest, mem
bers of the club. will address the meeting. The
people as usual will turn out in large numbers.
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A Sensation.
KENTUCKY.
A Denial.

Louisville, April I. The report telegraphed to-
night from Washington, by q number Of corre-
to retire from the cabinet is pronounced false by
the Secretary himself.
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NEW JERSEY.
Obituary..

Trenton, April 7. Ex-Governor Charles S.
Alden died this morning at Princeton. He was
Governor of the State of New Jersey from 1860
tn 1SG3
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Convicted.

Boston, April I. In the L. s. District court, to-
day, Patrick Deveny, Joseph Deveny, Michael
May and Mary Z. Deveny were convicted of max
ing counterfeit five cent nckels. The three men
were sentenced to two years in State prison and
the woman six months ia Jail.
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BANGOR.
Railroad Matters.

Bangor, April I. Arrangement have been made
to run night trains between this city and St.
John, with Pullman cars attached, beginning May
18th.
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Fuller & Percival, yesterday had at their store
with the red 'front.' on Water street, a quarter OF
beef weighing 355 pounds. That's the kind OF
..fndder', they peddlc out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-08

A gentleman in this city is having complete
file of the Kennebec Journal bound, as present
to the library of Colby University.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. April I. 1915.
Money was easy at 3al per cent on call, Iclosing
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper, Sab. For
eign exchange firm al 456a4s7 tor bankers long
and 4s9hax for demand. Gold opened at ll2X
nd closed at ll3k Carrying rates were !, ~, and
per cent. Loans were also made fiat. U. s. AS
sistant Treasurer paid out $1,000 for interest
and $4,000 in redemption of bonds. Custom re.
ceipts $50i,000.
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ILLINOIS.
Political.

Chicago, April I. The republican convention
was held last evening and nominated city officers.
it was decided to hold grand union mass meet
ing in the exposition building, Tuesday evening,
and to nominate an independent candidate for
Mayor, vice acting Mayor Calvin. whose term, it is
claimed, is already expired. but who claims that
he holds over under the law until 1877.
A Sensation.
A sensation was produced on the Board of
Trade, this morning, when it was discovered that
Frank Campbellos had withdraws his account from
the bank, leaving 100000 bushels of wheat un-
paid for. He had been bull and bought largely
during the recent rise, so the loss on the whole
amount is 2 and cents on the bushel. 1t is sup
posed that he has gone to California with what
money he had. The members who lost by the
transaction were obliged to throw large amount
Of wheat on the market which occssioned rapid
decline.
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Mr.. 8. II. Cushman Of this city, is sojournng at
Pennington.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Probate Court, at
Augus,a, on the fourth Monday Of March. 1876.
u Hamilton and William c. Hamilton, of Albion
in said county, minors, having presented his Third
account OF Guardianship OF said wards for allow
ance.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
April next IN sas in a ,Ss ali
Interested may attend at Court Of Probate then
TO be holden at Augusta, and show cause if any,
W. II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. APPS tsw
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The Masons have just completed their new hall
at Canaan. and they propose to dedicate it about
the first of June.
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The Gardiner journal says that Mrs. James
Capen has solid gold engagement ring presented
to her greatgreat- grandmother, in 1920.
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Local AND BC>IN Ess NOTICES
no FOOIinE

Nice White ialibut, from to 10 cents
pound! Al
apr -t2t Is. .. WRIGHT X co. y.
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I. Q. Pease, mason and plastcrer, woald be glad
to do work for all requiring his services. Apply
at his house on Green street, or at the Reform
Club room. aprl-.lw
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CONNE CTlCUT.
Bonded Merchandis,

New Haven, April7 A Treasury circular has
been issued announcing that New Haven shall be
port to and from which may pass bonded mer-
chandise.
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Arrested.

A tramp has been arrested at East Philadelphia
who is believed to be the murderer of Farmer
Young near Martins Creek, n. j. This is thu
fifth murder in that county within year-al BY
iramps.
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STATE PENSIONS.

THE undersigned, Committee on State Pensions,
L will be in session at the Aldermens Room
Granite Block, on Thursday, the 9th day or April,
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, and on each succeeding Thurs.
day, at the same hour, for tour weeks, to examine
into any cases that may be presented OF applicants
for State Pension.
JOHN o. CURTIS, on Pensions.
Augusta, April ). 1876. apr4.t&wlw
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Another 'tlast Revolutionary widow" has ode
parted" this time from the town of Dexter
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Cincinnati, Produce Market.

Cincinnati. April !. 1876.
PORK-&a2 50a23 80.
LARD-steam l3xal31 kettle, AK 9l4k.
BULK MEATS-shoulders SHeL clear RIB aide
l1Ia-: clear sides 0l2hX.
BACON-shoulders 9Ka.; clear rib sides l2h
-; clear sides 13-ol3-.
WHISKEY--l05a.
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Local an1 State Menus.

Tomorrow is the eleventh anniversary Of the
surrender of Gen. Lee to the Union army.
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The falls of the Kennebec in this city present
just now magnificent appearance.
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Lat. Rev. DIR. Clark wrote Mr.. Fellows.

While was under the process of Erysipelas the
Hon. Df''-- called upon me; told him how
much of the Hypo. had used. He said Fellows
Hypophosphiies is good medicine, an excellent
tonic and no doubt had drawn the acidity that was
in my blood to the surface, and thus prevented it
from attacking some important organ Of my sys-
tenn"
have conversed with many who have used it,
and all say they were benefited by it,
For myself, have much pleasure in saying it
improved my general health amazingly. 1t gives
clear skin and healthy countenance, but to know
its virtues it must be used, and were it within the
reach of all classes, believe it would be used
universally; yes, by the well, to renew their age,
and by the sick to make them we'll.
1t makes an old person look ten years younger.
"This witness is true" Would that could more
widely make it known for its many virtues Long
may its inventor live to the happy fruits Of his
invention.
ALEXANDER CLARKE, D. D., Amherst, n S.
apl5.t.SWlW
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Eastern Railroad Investigation.

The legislative committee on Railroads. this af
ternoon, in the Senate presented a report on the
Eastern Railroad investigation. 1t details the
manner in which debt increased from ST.
100000 in 1871 to $l4 500 900 at the present time
through gross and reckless Encouragement. The
report says that the testimony indicates that the
road can 90 on paying its interest under the bill
proposed, and by judicious sale of unneeded
property eventually reduce its debt to Sl0,000C00
when the stockholders to assume control. The
committee conclude by reporting the following
bill:
ono railroad corporation chartered under the
laws OF this commonwealth shall hereafter issue
any bonds, coupons, notes or other evidence of
Indebtedness payable at periods of more than IL
months from the date thereof, except as provided
by act Of 1872"
Found Guilty.
In the Superior court, day, James L. Tower,
lawyer, was found guilty of black mailing. His
bail was increased to $1,000. Sentence was de-
ferred.
Suicide.
Springfield April I.
Alonzo F. Taggert, freight brakeman on the
Boston & Albany railroad, committed suicide here
this noon, by shooting himself after protracted
spree.
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Boston stock List.

Boston. April I, 1873.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad 1lTal1k
Boston h Maine railroad 1904 al0lk
POI tland. Saco & Portsmouth A.
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The Governor and executive council held a
brief session last evening at the council chamber,
all the members being present with the exception
of Hon. F. E. Richards. The nomination of Hon.
p. P Burleigh as Land Agent was rejected by a
tie vote-three to three. 1t is due to Mr.. Bur-
leigh to say that his accounts have been thorough
" examined by Mr.. Lakin. Steward at the Insane
Hospital. an expert bookeepcr, and found to be
correct in every respect. The nomination of j.
+. Anderson, Railroad Commissioner, and w. w.
Thomas. Jr., of Portland, and G. A. Robertson
of Augusta, as Taxdermsts, and other minor
nominations, were confirmed. At O'Clock the
council adjourned to meet again on Monday eve
ming the 18th inst, when session OF two or three
days will be held.
The members and friends of Seth Williams
Post, G. A. r., enjoyed another pleasant camp
fire on Thursday evening. Commander A. L..
Brown presided. large number OF comrades
and friends were present. The exercises consist
ed in part, of singing by q trio of voices-MaJ.
Myrick, Geo. E. Weeks and Daniel ID. Sewali,-
and remarks and addresses, and singing by Miss
Sennett. Comrades DR.. Webster and Donnell
gave reclt atoms, and Gov. Conner, Gen. Cilley,
Supt of Schools johnson, and Gen. II. Boynton,
made interesting remarks. Maj. Myrick read his
eloquent description Of the last cavalry fight of
the war, at Dinwdde Court House, in which his
command took an important part. After the reg
ular exercises, the entire company Of ladies and
gentlemen sat down to . supper prepared for the
occasion by friends of the Post. The Post is in a
fourishing condition, and is one of the commend
able institutions Of the city.
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We have received pamphlet of forty-three
pages, containing record of proceedings at the
third and fourth annual reunions of the First
Maine Cavalry Association, held in the cities OF
Portland and Rockland in 1915. Besides the
record of the regular proceedings, the work con-
tsins the toasts and responses, stories of the war,
brief poems, Grafton by Gen. j. P. Ciley, and po-
EN- by Maj. j. D. Myrck, that rings with the bat
tie shout in almost every line. The book has been
printed At the office of the kennebec Journal 1t
will be highly priced by the surviving members
of this old, heroic regiment, that won so much
glory on the field of battle, and that was always
found in the thickest of the fight.
We are indebted to the thoughtful kindness of
Mrs. John B. Norton, of this city, for the gift of
an elegant bouquet of choice flowers sent to this
office. This lady has eighty eight different va
rietes of house plants, filing large conservatory
with beauty and fragrance. This bouquet con-
tains petunia (scarlet and white) gcraniums, flow
ering maple bells, lantanna. oleander etc, set of
b. background of sweet-scented geranums.
For all these beautiful tokens suggest, their rest
full, happyfying influence, VIC thank the donor; all
the more acceptable are they greet us in
this hopeful period as we stand upon the thresh-
hold of the season of bursting buds and opening
flowers.
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Weather PrObabiIities Tor TO.Da
For the Middle and New England State.
rising barometer northwest winds, cooler, partly
cloudy and clearing weather.
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ZW7VISVtU,
For All Kinds of Employment.
Apply 70 W. f.. s. WHITMAN, GRANITE
HALL BIO, H. Market Square, Augusta, between
the hours of 10 and IL A. NJ, and and p. NJ.
apr7-ttf
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Coughs, colds and sore throat are prevented by
a timely and faithful use of Rennes Pain Killing
Magic Oil. This remedy is clean and delicious tc
use, and at works like charm" apis -&wlw
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A "cloud" Of witnesses came from Gardiner yes
terday morning, to attend the Abbott will trial, III
progress at the court house.
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Thousands die every winter of Consumption,
Bronchitis. Diptheria, and Lung Fever. whom .
few doses of Hale's Honey Of Horehound and
Tar, given in time, would have saved from pre-
mature grave. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in l minute.
marl6-t&w4w
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Rogers Pocket Cutlery,
Silver 4 Nickle Plated Ware.
Kerosene Lamps 4 Chardeliers Speciality
New Goods now opening At
PIBRCNS CROCKBRX' STORE,
janiotly l10 Water D., Augusta, Me-
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to-day. Eight Of tho prisoners were formally
cormitted Tor trial on the charge Of mutiny and
Turkey.
London, April Z. The Standards Vienna des.
patch says that during the truce in Herzegovina
binge, and received two ship loads Of reinforce
ments.
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Winthrop Locals.
On Thursday evening last the following officers
of Temple Lodge of Masons, were installed by T.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE!

.)fa'e ana FeMale HeIp Uanfed ami
FURNISHED,
, 1876-08-10
THE SERMONS,
T4H REy. Mt. ATKINSON,

Tbs lles. Mi. Atkinson preached tue fnsesa, eef.
mnn Said he:
Ths great city j. cnuyu'scd by horrible tragedy.
The peaceful and quiet life at fhis Im,ncdats ,o.1,
mAAity Inns bccn l0sseu into fHrluut conlulOIiou y
teinteat Of alm0s4 unparalleled yloeacr. rIls
s"uteht hearts Are appalled,, mud thu yrtY bluuI
tcFinA 70 coaguau lu t1u veins ot living men finn,
thn Ehoch ot an astounding attncity,
ptHceahle ana orderly c!tlxen, 4 husband and
tatAef, the Irds Of hts tiouFehulh gentleman nj
educatltA aud refinement, m esteemed and useful
public servant, hus been assajl4I " lnlIrtIrrnTs
AaEdE Within thu serene lncAsHsu 0f his owl, home
AHd IN The PRESENCE and before tha eyeH uf i'll
OWE Wlte anu offspring, 9Hd in The lght OF cIpsine
AaJ ha tails b!rrdluE EnH dcAd npun his own
trarth.tone, sactE 10 ttla unwnssanted rage OF
man whom. until that houF, he had ncyer met
aud ~ho certainly hu cuuld never hays 1neaut to
harm. -
Well may the community BE- shocked We'll nav
Mah stanu sshasti ls the sanctlty Ut thb hume ui,
iohPsr fsspgctsdf L mans life no longcr secure
ct auy tlne, when tie wsnson rage Of one who may
lAncy himto!f provoked shall demand rutiilessy
Dur ll5ef Hut va arn ntt here to-day to a.Il any.
lhlns 70 thit fame Of excitement which lias 10 s.d
denly leapcd W. n oHr 1niitii We afs not here TO
s"ntFlInta anyhng IL tue siolencu Of th[s Iearful
tcnIttt that !s swcspiug uyrt our city, Ne rnthrr
:uI.c tn tay with thc peaceful p,uaxace Of frriu,,
NJ cu.nt tu breathe tar sweet and cup4p)fnx ns,I.
EAtl1l Ut our faith upon thrkt stricken hrufts lint
VI dow" in the ashcs OF ttrlr B1ief uusr tha black
!hadow that Aaa 81 suddenly fallen ulIol, t4rjr
Ao1hu !. ltt tor u 10 lnau1xa tla fcvux 0f ~.
stHss Vengeance y Nine, will repay, YaitA
ta1 Lord" Power bt1ongeth unto God. Amidst
t4s te1not!ons aud coullcts u earth pu4 tine 0u
, 1876-08-10

.. THG HONICIDk'S BROTHER.
fiarsncs 7. Sullivan, brothcs Ut ,hs homicide,
MAS next swotn:
Q.-~hcrs do you live: .s.-At M. 37a Oak
stEect.
4'-"hat IL your buAInesaf AL am dgputy
eol!cctos In ths wafer Illts.
R&-f3eaao state to tas Jury what you know shout
thn case. A.-'Asnnt 2 o'clock Monday evening
my brother requested ME II, osser garbage md
did so went upstairs 10 the paslor, and his w!fo
came W shortly afterwards and ,oi lae that
llsF nauls lad been mentioned tn the Coun,
Ct! IN nn anonymous communication, aud
tGst Mr.. VIM osdel had told sir. Sullivan that Mr.
Mantord. ths School Principal, war tho au..lor.
She told nlswo wess going down In the sassla;s Ia
tha newspaper otlces to try and prevent 1t from.
going 10. hhe did not want her nasnv In print. ]
thea ordered = carriage, allh Mrs. Sullivan and my.
nc4 got Into IL and Itusa Il block, When We met my
brothef, via got In aud ln! tho driver to .a1u M
sa7 Oak stroct. askcd ltm WHO lived thvrr, apu
10 told sna Dir. sanfori. W. drove up .o tho door,
sud W. got ult aud went up the stsp. and he askyd
: lady % tho stepalf lii, liaufurl lived there.
she said he dit. liz ASKED II he wus In, aud she
pointed uut ErltleWaA u hr xilaWalk MY
, 1876-08-10
RUDOLPH TISSMAN,


Rudolph Riaa,nan, sworn: p.-Wharo do yoa
ltvcT A,-No. 3OH Stdgwick street.
V.-what Is your bus.nesta AL ani A bar.
keeper.
Q.-Do you know anything about tho casei A.
Yes.
A.-l1ow did It happen yon werc In tho ncIehbor-
toouf Al was taklns walk with my wto on
shc way to tue Toledo Monday evening butwsen 7
and d; dant knnw cxnctly thu lIn,e.
Q.-What did yoo seef A.--Whcn came to tho
corner Of Uuk and Clark strects saw light gol,,.
on. and stood moment ttcto with my wife and
iookeA around mud tnW itan having hud Ut m.
7thct mat; and L. SAW woman standing near Il
coach, anl auotlGr lnan went up tu her and s,1uck
her.
Q.-Wlth h,s nstt t-wt,ercaloutst A.-Wc,l, 1
conldn't ray wlero ho strncls hes-whutAar on the
shoulder or oil the face,
Q.-could yoH recognise tho ladyf Al didn't
see Ilar afterwards,
Q.-iuu AaW men who WeEe together In 4 atspR.
gle9 A.-fes, sir.
Q.--iow fas was The lady from tho carriage, !,
A;-Al,nt = or feet.
uni Iws"t .sls @ as y,; ". do ten' A.-when saw
MY oopl THEY ARE srHiKlsa LADY!
ana wanted % 70 thn there, ,...-.
4.IWhat st,l y"n do! Al whntcd TO ruin to the
a'H in 'ash,n2 l'nr 4,t u1t the water.hydrant
~ the corner. and ! fell over Il. got uI' antl
ueane" NY pah's aHa then aaard tue report Of
u -well1 Al then ran down 10 tho house Of
Ml. Hartford. and whrn 20, thrru saw = laan u.
tl,-pt!! ,yoa kuuv hint Al never sass him
bclus" J kn1w naw u wna Mt. !lhntnrd.
struek' a. II think csiuli; cant ssy, though.
teGaAss | saw les anly lnuHlsMt.
dThs :s w,tntss WA permitted u leave the s.and
sullivan. When he returned he satA: III nM
prrsty aure thst i her: hui wouldnt swear 10 It.
, 1876-08-10
C. II. .JENSON.

c. u. jenson. aworu, and examined BY Tie Cor
oncr.
Q.-Where do you liyet A.-So. 1856 North
LaSal!o street.
Q.-What IL your busintsst A.-coacbman,
4-What do yoH know nt.1ut tho uIF3y. Al
WAS Sitting In OUT yard. which jotns Ms, Hansord's
housc-theta is little space hetwern, = Or ftct-
abnnt ~ feet from aft. liantord's honsu. hcatl
nothing ouly frun the yard.
Q.-Abous what ttu!cl A.-Aboul halt past 7. I
heard sl,B shot frea.
.,Q:-Hcsorc that ynn didn't sca angling, A..
The uthGrs.
N.-When the shot was tred you went ont: A.
went gut directly when heard tbs Al4ot nset aud
Acar4 tho screaming.
4,-.wAat I'D you zee: Al saw toue few zen.
mt c!tncaea, hut hotd:ns catl, other.
H.-Msrs they excited: A.;-ies, ttr.
Y: Did you Io anything. Al ~cnt 1nt' tnnts
hold af Dir. llAntord-dssectedu my attention 10 nm,
aud sssIAted him.
Did yon ssa any one hnvs = p&stn, In his
Gtn4f Al did nut,
, 1876-08-10

Q,-You oueht certainly u knnv tyh2thnr {h{a
n,nn lhht Jan helped carry In WA tic n1c whn
eif,tk liz lnIvt AET rnni,n't fnit i",rsnst i;i
noi tcc Tie facn wien he strusk, "' 0'' "f'
D.-hrr ti,rrr nny frees ninnv fbe,c4 Al
eonilnt say. '"
Q.-Whht cotnrs were you standing nn. A.
rnrtics were. ' W.
V.-nnni You scco|lect that thcre wc,s son,e
tty. >''''"s~' 'N' >""'"'
4.-no yom kn0w how the ernru1 lpoke thcret
4, WELL think ttore arc Aninc thcrs. In front
Of the houee there IL grass and rucAt sonio ircss
on sonlo parts. af tho sidewalk, bnt conduit say
exactly, couldn't swcar 10 II.
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