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, 1876-06-03
Il Painted I'glBs,tscf.

A man named Frederick llemlngcr co1nnittril
several arts Ut harhurIltng and !urcrny lust fill
out near Wayne, for whicl he VII. tried In tl.u
Wayne Circuit Court and sent to jackson State
PFinuu for fifteen years. Arriving there, lie WAS
assigned to work IN tho ralnt-Slo[, One day
recently, when bis oyrrsrer was not watching
him personally, lle lta,lhcd hi.neclf with light
hruwn la!sss, .lil ttc,, juupe,! ln,o ii lurgc lub
VI tic samc liquid. Crawling out, lle waited L
nl"llent fur thc paint to drAin I'LL, and then
slippel out Ut the bhop Into tho yard, uuno,iecl
by the OfcrsceE. As soon Us A1 reached
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and then had the pleasure ot seeing thc hsh re-

new its attcn,pts with complete success:
"11ut tie fish WAS too cunning MI architect to
materials, and, aftc, placing 4 few pieces to-
gcther IN roation, he formed several ntr-bubhlcs
In ysr! ecerction, which llc was nblc II clcct
from his mouth, afnl plarcd then, in cohtact
nesrs among oir.clvcs have proposed 70 raise lie
Vanguard by means of tmincrise alr-tags, tho
1lai,ifnw-F Fisl, wiser than ourselves, formed Ills
air-lM.s and attached them 10 iis ship as d pre-
natural instability, collision with plsc!ne Iron
Dukes, or otheF tlntoward rnuset.
aDay by day, the work Of knitting together the
little nlorscfs of wcca progresses, TILL nontng.
.lotncl island 3 i',chcs III diameter is formed
tthe Llsf itself not muru than llnli tlat engtl};
but this Is, go to speak, only the foundation of
the cdifcc, the roof l,cing lii reality constructed
bcforc any other pnrt. Beneath tliis roof n co!n-
plete circular ucst Is built, which the fish wclls
ticucc; md not til It is complete ,lt'es he seek
Its companion All time the female has kept
nlonf, i,clthcr nssisting her companion nl'r
notification but iiow sic is Induced to visit
tho home OF her future progeny aud tho fnl,urs
uf the exemplary parent Mrc rc!louhlcd. When
the minute eggs arc la[i, he collects then, in lis
mouth, nid p1nccs them carefully within thc
bubbles, lest the precious Cargo should over.
weight t.. When Nil is safc, he stations himself
on guar! before the only opening lll the nest,
and awafta the course Of events, rcadyto defend
his hansltwoEk against all eon.cr., while his
bettcr.taf retlrcs altogether frum tho trene. In
nbont three days the eggs hcEtn to hatch out.
The parent fish thGn destroys number nf tho
snrporting ntr-bubbes, cuusng the nrst to
sink deeper into The wntcr, e, that none Of tho
young ones may bo drowned fur want OF
watcr. Aa long as hc can,'hc prevents them
from escaping fro1n the ratcrnnl oof,-thc title
ts hardly appropriate, however, fur neither
father nor motl1cr In. Inhabited the lnusc,--
their strength rapidly increases, and. just as
buys anil girls lrnye l0nr 70 better Themselves,
the young Ka[nbow-Ftsl burst fr.tn the fatllcr's
aproll-strIngs md arc SOON exulting In their
ne,s-f0uud frectlonl.h
, 1876-06-03

Saturday, May 49, the sspccin1 Loan Collec-
tton of Scientific Apparatus at the South Ken
stngton Museum, London, WAS formally opened
by the Queen. The collection embraces twenty
ono different departments, IN which 5000 o1-
iccts ore displayed by 1000 exhibitors Tho
countries represented arc tho United Kingdom,
thu Austro-llungariai, Empire, Belgium, France,
Germany, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, and
Switzerland. Spain is expected to contribute to
tho Exhibition, hut the United States will
not be represented. Thu " Centennial u
too exclusively employs the energies Of our
natton. Two volumes, comprising together
nearly 1000 pagrs, have been prepared as
guides to the c!llertlon: one Of these entstains
] nreac;Its Ecries Of DESCRIPTIVE W and nd Historical i @
hrticlcs on the various sections, by some Of the
most eminent living British 1nci, Of science.
IN value," tays Nature, "the Handbook should
be put nlongsIlc the Admiralty Manual Is
sued TO tho Arctic Expedition; though proba-
bly, no such unique collection of scientific me
inotrs was ever before put within tach Of the
nubiic,n
, 1876-06-03
BRIEF NOTES.

Late adv!ccs from Australia state that NJ.
D'Albertis has been provided by tho Governor
Of New South Wa1es with sscan,-lalnch for
the exploration of Fly River, New Guinea; anu
that meeting had been called at sydney to
provide for tho expense OF the expedition.
DR.. r. II. Masters. snys haturf, has bccn cx-
perlmenttng on tho functiol.a of the small, r,tp-
shaped pctuls of L1tf6orts, and finds that they
absorb or digest heterogeneous Rubstances,-rG-
pcating In ail respects tho phenomena OF tho
leaves of Drasera tSun-Dcw) md Dionaea Venus
Fly-Trap).
, 1876-06-03
CENTENNIAL.
PROLOGUE.

pHoLOGuE+
A ccntnry has gone
Since Liberty wae born.
And cnnntIcaa hearts, tho world around,
III patriot .mrtnury catch the round
Tint cciiocs back the battls.shock
Of Enx1and's might 'ga!nss Pilgrim stock
4 hundrch JrarH Agone,
When Liberty was born.
THE opES1No.
Columbia grccts Will. hnlies and tears
Ifpr blrthrtght Of hundred years.
lfnrk the loud .!nonthct! cannon roar.
I]carl tbs Hoods nf 1nnrlc pour;
Euul.fnsptr!nE ia the talisc,
Wild tbs tumult Of applause
At our great Centennial.
Hear! nlI nations fplcnl!d bands
I'lny tic gralItl airA uf their lanlls:
Then, risfDg Awcct shave the sOuMd
Of thu music world around,
breaking through their cultured c1amor,
Peals cur own Star -Span.letl Huuner,-
GfAul anthem Ut Centennial.
THE EXHIBIT
Everything frnm everywhere,
OF Industry or art. IA there.
From Old World and from New;
F1nin FaftEcst WcsI to " Fur t'athaJ,
All nations send tllrir hest display,
With generous rivalry IN vicw,
At our gscat Centennial.
8r,LonuE.
Wnke the Hustc Of the World.
Have all nailuns' tngA Nnfurltl;
1n the peoples shower Of pFathe,
1ic over green Centennial days.
Forever flourish Liberty,
CHIcA00t Janr !. 18TH. GEO. Ii, NondBNB.
, 1876-06-03
OVal'ii ian i I ulllor'
Of ton years. growth CURED
BY DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


HAVE 1tA11 AN OvAHIAN TUsOE IN THE oYA'
ttlEs AND ll0WELB Foil TEN YEAfta.
ANx AEnnH. llec. n, lH7t.-l,n. RapwAv: Tint 9TH
eth lfiny l,e INhrntffl. 1llakH this Htntc1nGntf
hnfH lal all UEnFlan iu'nnr In tlu uyArtgs anil bow.
el* fnE ten yrarN. tIrl tn hest phy.tc!Ais Of tlb
pt1cn without MY HEAt. IL ErnNnH at such rn'
tI!tty that could nut LHsa lived lnitch tonGcr.
!Etrnd of tn!lu HfnrE hr 10 try ltaaxAya NIncllrA
hMl mt much fail III lich. hut GnaEIy aftur Much
purchased nix lE.ttrs Ut tho llraalrens two boIcs Of
Tho Pltlh. st Two nttle4 q tin Relief. used tl1e"a
rrtr. .rt! t~rlSe NOR. tH,tfrs ut tho l&eNseht Two
II! the Relief mud twn alsra Of I'll" Pills Dcfuro they
Ecrs Rnnc tlad lat twenty -hsb tlllt!l.,
lrblIttnlra tn lhr 11ir Hlr'liGn until wa snru tas
~ns entirely cured tmk thu f!litflrlne hbont Ete
IN NJ tnnk trcr dHxen ttie* Of 1he IesoIschs w
hui llrs 1selltf, aud sx huara Ut Tho !'lila
fctl perferfy wet aHl my hrart Il full nf gratitude
n tnl fur t. helr In my deep aiIl.Gtinft. r. yo s
Mnd yuur WnnterIMl nearlLt. frc del5 1aiehed, hl
MY prayer that may Go w HIuIil VI b1css1nH " Vth'
ura m It hnA kuch to mc. .,,,, :, :, ,,,r,,.,,
ifl9hrhi ~ MHh r. T.. !fsHUlSH.
lIts b!ua WIN ulntrs thu alIHYu certificate, II thn
prrsju fur wfi.m frlur.lcl yol ia ac, HlcdtenO IN
1tinp jH7s Tln 1nrltrtnfA Rinyn stated wcre kInRhl
Ot ne, with the e1crrtfm "t what WA sent tn her hy
yu. may ray that her Attachment u correct xttl!nuta
'"4'"e'''"ii i,ras:sI ssa Chemist; Aia Arh1r. MIeh
This may rrtttfy that Mr. lIlhtns WIN nakrs III
knnw t,i liz al thH facts ,lclrIn Gtalril uutoubl
rdIy and urrHlahly cnrr,ct. Any who kuuWg AE-
i5jhlns Will believe l!uF tl1trnlcii.
tofGnedl itENJ II ta?%KEla
MANf II. POND.
T.. u. FOND.
, 1876-06-03
E'EV .ER AND AGUE;

Fever mil AEpe cured tor nifty cents. There ts noA
remedial agent III he wurl tint will fever and
aRc. mud I'll ot,er .nniaFioas bnua scarlet, tynhpi
quick IA ftnwasa Kcaly lsccs. Fifty tcnt per botlA
sud by druggists.
, 1876-06-03

turning,
A,l tirrrc ha1 undertaken IN think out Il
problem difficult even tu It matliemntic1ar,-to
nnku something out of nntllinE,--a problem
that Utai nlu1c t.s trtcrmtnr.!.
~ piece u leather! Ny ppe and my medal
Rrt for ElUrsc}.
lie searched I'LL over the ship, and pccretl into
every crcyice whcfr even n ,noMtc might hayc
gen rt'nccatcsi, WHEN suddenly he gave cry uf
loy,-a cry ,s'ch ~ might llayc come from II
liarpagu,l when he found hia trtnsstrc, ur luus-
sca, oll discovering now plant. HIT II was
neither slnwcr nnr TREASURE that Pierre hatl dis
cnyercd; It was something of mere ynlla IN his
eyes. It VIA oot!-thc 1'oot of rnltllrr who
bad been killed during u guile. And this tn.ot
hail 1,rc1t tossed nstdc, no o,c klnws how, w!l!!u
It's mate was lying at the bt,ttoln nf the ncl, Or
perhaps In the. stomach OF a shark; thinking,
like tic r7lt Of LII F,ntainr, that the things of
hut Pierre Hello decided othcrwisc.
VIII, tic asatstaucu 0f Ills knife, In lieu OF an
nwl, he cut a.ll starctl In tho course of m haur,
tlni which We sl.o,.li bu glad to Gull pair of
ssues, b,,t cnntlor fnrbftls.
What lie lid nuke WaI not exactly shoe ar
silpJGr, GuBkttl Ur snt'ecaatni II Wus suNlcthing
entirely new III the nrt Ut st,ucn,aklng, sU!ne-
,ling original and without q narns; nevccrthe-
less thing perfectly secure aud fully rellahlu
As a prutrction for thu feet. When they we're
finished, brave Pierre isasteetl With the Offering
to his lIttiu Mstrcss, atnl amid much laughter
On; then, placing her On the t!nor, he stosI
with atnls uklInbo, al!d admiringly exclaimed,
"VUilal"
An hour later she was dancing nwny witt,
weight on each foot. to thu vigorous applause of
lcF admirers, hay!ng, gained 2o1ahle yfctury,
for there wns ln this dance combination OF art
and sttcngtl!i T. was Tagl!ont and MADAME
Al Al last, aitcr long voyage, thu good ship A.
rived ut fts destination, and tho tl1ne came for
them to tscnbark.
Thu !cayc.takinK Of the little Creole and the
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SuRREBUTTAl.,
TIE rlItHQEEfk. ItExHf nAYfa.


was again plnced upon tic staud. and examined
By Mt. O'Brien Had heard tho Testimony OF
Ofilccr Nolan noveE was arrested under 4 B!do-
welt was arrested In Batchelder's restaurant
on tho evening Of Juty s; tho bar-Aocpar saw
him arrested; The man arreatcl by Nolan was
Martin Dayta, who was III tho company Of Wit
ness dusing tho evening; ho resembled hin
somewhat personally.
MARTIN DAVIS
was thru called AMI sworu. Iie wna tho man ny-
zestoa IN tho hollow Of tho siiewalk OH Third
nvsnuo, ucas Polk street lad tcon iuto row
Jowu as h1onroos; STUCK his iavofvcr In tho
mud 60 thai tho officer would not lind 1t on
him.
Cross-cramination: Lived At 70 South Hal-
sted street uhtd tu Eae3 n eaioou; dill llot do
any b,3ancsl now; got tile pintol From n woman
called htolllo Monloe; tol the oilicor 80; might
bayo throat ,nea the officer Oh tho waY tu tho
Almofy. fur 1lo waa excited: II tho,o was ho ID
On tile lialol it must hase been gotten on tn tho
row At IouroeH.
JAMES BARTON,
bar.tnalor nt DatclIeltlot's aul Jotry Cronan,
. hackmau. testified to tao ar1est or DAVIS, tho
prisoner, at Dascloldors H. about 10 o'clocx Oh tho
svcnny or Monday, Jnty s.
This e1,uod the evidence.
Col. Van Atalnn declined 10 opon, and tno
Court adjourned uut,i this moruiux.
, 1876-01-07

he Will mt pa mi. tsa u4, If c1ap-tsao talk
abap: "rsEf-n,Ale, etc., being tbp tsprcsni:s-
tiva man OF Anlertcan c,ttnro. tetd Inutn!ily
and nndlncaius nptirhlnoss. wth An iceberK
sids for pronentAsun to in,Taostorn and political
mouuscbaiks, --Hnch fsg,dity a. Charles Fraucsa
Adama noYor approached In hts tnoat frtxid
moments. Iio Ia i ul,olesou!od, kindly, genuine
frionl Of geuuins moi.
Mr. U,isto~'s eAtsar IL coualdotcd hero TO-
maskhblo one, mud justly 20. 1irrr has been
no gtt-bsek. Jio Ead tuovesi steadily forward
10 tbs limo nf duty. teyes for m ln.tsns losing
his individuality. With which hs acts, both pub.
iic aud private. baya been etainpod Gum the
beginning until to-day. lie IL lecogpfzed IS
oue Of tho lcadlnE statcsmen OF the co,sotty.
With qualifications n1ual to any pohltion to which
he may Ia called. III ltfnyertal III tho admiration
for fltul TINT It ia believed that lo ran ewrn,,
EcntnGkr NJ tho nominee Of tho Republican party
Tor pFQ4idput,
, 1876-01-07
IN RE8uTTAL.
QYTlCEH NOLAN

wls ca!lod for tho purpose Of proving That Davis
bad mada throatB against him Mhou hs nsresLed
lim on tho morning Of July s, 1875.
Ull|ccE Nolan aald thas At 2 O'Clock on tho
morning Of july 5. 1875 he heard criss OF
s'mnrder while 10 Was walking his beat on
Esato, near Polk street BOOM sfteswArd saw two
mon run out OH Polk, aud IHlrsusd them tAsy
ran into place ntlder tho Mdswslk near Third
ayenuo cue Of them ctiod out, vi you como
lore I'll shoot you" coull not s,y Which OF
them 1t vas. witness vhlatAaa for help and
jumped down to srEeat sae parties, II
was pretty light, and ho saw tho pE1s-
oner (Dasis) with rstA 10 his hand,
which he leyoled At witness; 1t did not 60 OF,
aud Dayls stuck 1t iuto the mud iu font Of him;
another oalcct casuo up. and DGvis wna srrsssed.
The other man csept undoe tho walk and sscap-
cd Da7ib said, wnen tho other o1iosr came up,
to witness. .OG!ces, protect n,e - did not know
why be baid Ii, uploss hs was AfrI. ho was ko4uG
10 DO bestsut hs appeared TO be drunk, tie rs-
volsor, nhoa plckod up, had blood GU II; .lld not
know how It came there; took 1)ar'a along 70
to to- xituess; ] "p-n 'A you! IL w yoa did
not have tAoao NJ na you'd nsvar "a 10 nv. IoAu
lick you." or Words f. that enea1 alter that.
got him along Ill right.
Cross-szanslnasions Davis WA a ooksd olsor*
, 1876-01-07

derry In hpprsrH1 rather intoxicated; did not
kt orr Nlio TITO man tint gnt Arny WAS.
lilo ddfcnae offered II lot Ut hiassdsr1 works
On intan'!y, which "cto admitted by tho pross-
Ills Court t,on look rocoss till o'clock.
Hi:nEAE y. fCItEAxE.
ca.l,iosat Tho 81. 1mo. rl4cn thu t:outt ,csnmcd
Session, wnA csltr'l III Tebnttaf. AMI ti, he had
nut obErryta nHyl!iin1 inAano ahoHt Easis.
Tie .ft1eslDu of i.1,nity waA t1l+n nn,Rnt to
bn fcsoycd ly tho o1aua,nasioa oi tacIical cx-
pcsta.
rroF. Epwtnn WARREN sAvEEn
van fEss swoln, slI ,!'tccttY e.atataed by 1sr.
Van Armau: Was F,utcesnr of Ub,letrics In
Ilnsh Medical College md lad experience of
mental a!noaAns.
A! tha yeluea. Of Mr.. OE.icn. tho other Wit
no.acB called aHtap:rts Wtie allowed 10 rotita
from Tho cuurt-roein.
W1!4osa .:4en Proceeded: Hal heard nearly al
Tho erldouCn for tho lafntrH; hssun,iaR tint 10
bo trne. la Should Judge that tue tr,aoaor was
not Of nnapund mind.
Wlcu cr5ts.o1a.nln:d bY cfr. 0'Esou. w'.noas
etid that no 'sas no. con.incol l,y tho ovjteHco
sdducoA that tllo PRISONER subject to Hts OF
epilepsy; hni han!H!l tho Statea Attorney, Oil
epilepsy And insanity tno ordinary effect of
epilepsy was to rtriaco tlcmenla. not mania
It generally tendctol tho patient ilntceiio
Rays m:flc1l wurk waa n good boos. but there
wero n,ns,y o1ceptlona 10 what 1t set faith.
Alr. u'Brien then l,suyGndsd to sltorI ogato Tho
vttnosa IN a clitIaslorl-tic n,annas, which called
O'Urien'B cot1ee.
Mr. 0Grirn reminded Col. Van Ar,nan that l,o
waa not constituted censor. lilo thought. pcf-
haps. that becAtba tho nowsrapcra Noro on iia
sldo. lio could ,isal It'll tho counsel for Tho d.
fe,no ~ 10 Thought prnper. ..
Tho Court toll the gGtItlomer to rrocced With
tho chse Rra not wasto tinlo OFT Hi,te jHstlas.
Tho witntss, hoaescr, born tho ordeal u,1-
ahakrn, md went tAFnt,Y!. With great co3iuesr.
III reply 10 Coi. Ven Arn,nn Or. S1wyor said
tdat hlGoiiol was MI tntiIoto 10 morphine aud
opium,
pt wALTEn ILtY
was next called and ssosn: Heard all tho cvi-
deuce, excolt tho lirat portion Of Enlnett's,
snd came to tho couelusion that tho prisonor
VAS not insane.
OH cro:n Gx animation, Dr. Hay admitted thai
iha acs Of Dayia III trsak.ug tho trunk, sitting
ont Gil tho door.sters, etc. c..nzclulng drunkrnuoss
aud rngs. could only bs attributed to lnsanlty !;
n!tnesa thought Rny's work nn c"itcpsy little
10 bron,; ep'lsrsy garesaliy produced denaeutsa
sud son1otikuaH nanin !; llo considered, lloNovor.
That Dnyts WAS MT i;ltano "hcn tho murder wa8
committed; IN Cases Of delnantta, mania, otc., it
Was not uncommon to have man iusuuo NJ QUO
tlrno Attl nano nt another.
Dir. uj}ren wanted to examine Or. johnson.
but tho sitatss Attorney objected, which was
austai1ed.
, 1876-01-07
THE DEFENSE CLOSE.


aworn Did not see DAVIS havo Ut. bu. he
might l,ayo hundred OF thom III tho jul without
his knowledge; ho might hayo them during tho
mint =. nnne nj tho nn1er taitcrs hovavcrl had
-.no..aI na,,. t,n,,tr sIoL !, t,;r,
topoAsoA N"si'' ps4u' n'sA ~ "'''''
On. WILLIAM T. AtTAIN
WIS noxt sworn Saw defendant tHico. bnt would
not know linn il hip attention had not baon
cal,od tn him l,o had hoan ca,l.a In
s.;"s, w., I.1o,1.n. ~, w., Su a.Ta,,,e
attend tho detooaans' mao was suffering
from aEuc, at No. s03 State street;
defendant called at tho Office Of the witneEs Oct.
20: Witness prescribed for lin, on tue first &C.
aaa,oa a,,i,,tro ,ir,,, NJ r,nn1o,no,, o,a o,,'a.
cas'oh' aonaa' atup ~ osu's..reot aaa 'oaos
matters. maHnR ao'onnca ulA'-ie; LUG man
waB quito i'll; his tongue was heavily coatod mod
pulse disturbed; should judge him to DO rather
e'o''''' 60. - '0A''''A1'A' "1' ''' 'N''A''0''A'
tross-cramina';on Vas regular collage
graduate; p1actlccl for 4 iouC tiuo; vaa once
In partnership with Dr.. Case. by whom. 10 faux
" admitted, hc had been yictimtzod.
Mr. O'Dt;ou-Oo and ejn no more. fLeurhter.l
Jouy au1ILEyEEu.
OF NJ. 303 Stat street, waa next Bworn: Eusy
tho prisoner since ono ysar ago last June used
to roUm at Ills houpo since October. 1874: often
went homo and found him Ill Ii, bod.
That was all.
ALFRED o. LoyErr
WAS noxt examined: Vas bat-hecpor at tie
St. Elmo when tho difficulty occurred; tired to
hGk 1AFIH u To uouU Salu uU Hpulu IL Wlk4EhA
Eayo him drink, which ho did; Davis, who
appeared to bn rather drunk, throw Tho
drink on tho floor pulled out II rovnlvor, and d.
,nknjcd that witnass should give bln, package
wAict, l,o had noYor LETT Sith him soon alter
wards rayo,i.e camo In.
Characterization kunw Davis since june
actad Il, appsrensly \ rational manner bs was
sotnes bal excited xith driuk anu showed lis ro-
yover; 1e had always aated in q gautlo,nauly
manner bHfore that dar.
Redirect 1y ar. D'Erten; Q.-you swcar
annIty7 A-1Jo ncted NJ ~ erritol nv i,u,n,,
Odd you ovor SEQ him pu!l oui . revolver
bcio.e7 A.-No. sir.
Odd 10 oysr demand d psoxa2o which bo
had uot given you before? A,-yo, nir. =
O-Dm yo,i oynr tco hin, nt.rn,rt to ahont
or shoot, ANYBODY bofofe2 A.-No. sir.
Mr. ODrIcI-Tory yoll Hjr Than bow nan
you aay That no ectad ID q ratlon.i nsuuor.
Al uoyor gaw him arunk borora. fLaurhtar.i
~ atn. russ
was recalled, md mid tl,at Dar;u DID not appear
insnns that dny' la WIS oY4,.ei he ','i.,i, md
yoSy ounrroisnmo - N'''A ~A>A
IL AZ 1TE'1'.,,. you ncvar .,v ,,,r, sob.
, 1876-01-07
Tho Accused Tells What Ho Knows
About Hin Fits.
uas no Recollection Whatever OF Ills
Killing Why.anl.
And Would Gladly Dia to Bring Him Back
to Life.
'bo Nedical Experts Do Not Ba'ievo Davis Was
Insane.
Arguments to Begin this Morning.
UNlMPORTANT FELLOWS.
NT1wAnt1 n H1fTft

EDWARD y. eHtT1I.
The Davis murder trial WAS resumed yossor!hv
morning before Judge Eogers, In tho Criminal
Cqprt. An onormolB audience s1ronged tue
Roors aud gallsriea 40 that ingreas mud esrcss
were equally difficult ma duagreeai'le. The
prisoner whose no:llcr sat hosile Linn, looked as
cool and upconccrnod ~ over, talking freely With
his couuaol ip an undcs.ono.
Edward D. Smith, bartender at Datcholder's
satoou, waa tho first witnosa ealled. Ia to-
mcmbosua having Boeu Davis In tho bsr-room
tho morning OF Thanksgiving Day; he called for
tcttcrs; II waa about 10 O'Clock; w.tucsa in
yttol Davis 10 take drink, which 1lo declined,
haying, ho said. taken medicine, no laokcd
,aitAr s'cldy.
WlLLfA.i FLETCHER
sworn Nos In any bnsuoHs Just now saw
Dawn In Whyiana's placo Thanksgiving Day. be-
tweop nnd ocfoct, witness renamed In
Whysnd's bar,soon half MI hour, and, during
that time, saw Day1a take couple OF drinks.
Cross-e1amtnatton: Drank with Davis and ho
With him Davis wnntad to drink right nloug;
Davis dll not appear to bo very drunk, but was
rather oxo,ted !; wltnoas had not bcon occupied
In any bua[nusB for about gear.
JOHN DOYLE,
Cook County Jai!or, was sworn Ie SAW Davis
the osening Of Thanksgiving Day locked up In
Harrison Btrcet Btnsou he looked pale.
John uHAHAM
sworn Cerked for A. y. Ttudo saw Davia In
tho Armory ro'ieo Station tho ovan.ug Of
Thanksgiving Dny: Davis did not ut first recog-
uize wi,ness; when he did, nslcd him to bali
him our, rs ho supposed he waa in for bong
drunk.
Witnoss was asked whother he thought Davis
iuHnno ut tho time.
SONG argument aroso, tho proaccution ohjcct-
Ing 10 tho question.
fho Court tuiod that the vtnosa might an-
swer, and Graham Bwore TINT, iu Ills pplufon,
Dayls waa not Iii hiB Right MUD when ha saw aim
that evenlng. ..
On REORGANIZATION Witness admitted having
known uayla for year, and having gono to tho
Armory, when he heard Ut ls aftost. to toll him,
nj friend, to 41cp his mouth slut.
the bailin reporting that ho could not be found.
, 1876-01-07

WHAT HE KNEW ABOUT THE AFFAIR.
Henry Davis, the accused, was then placed on
tho stand. uo took bis plaoa without nervous
uess. and dopostcd himsolf In a worry woIl-brcl
manner. answering all questions politely. but in
livery loW.tonsd vuico.
Davis gvoro that he resided previous TO bis
trrost, at No. 303 statu atsccs ho was born in
Scotland, and would DO 30 years old uext
August; had left Scotland for America,
with bus mother, when nero iufant Le-
rano acquainted with Charles D. Whylaud
Alter tho fire, In 1872, when ho was Keeping d
restaurant on Weat Madiaon atreet; Whyland
can,e to tho South 6fdo, to t4e st, Elmo, In 1873
tnl witucas took most OF bis meals there w.t.
ncss hoard tho evidence OF William Emmett,
which ho corroboratel ho was never tl!o aamo
man Blnca lie lind that attack of typhoid feyor
In New York; whilo ho waA eicis, tho attending
physictan told him fDuvls) that hc lad boon un-
conscious for souo DAYS !; he was advised by M
rmnent French doctor to travel, and be Joined
Ito Monta DrotIlors' Mtnstre!s, travelling with
them, IS described by Emmott, from August;
1871, to February, 1879; thop iolnod tho unozgfn
ninAtrels whom ho began to be
RuB1RcT To PITS.
Remembered tho IL ho had crossing Tho iao at
Rhsnehcck, OH tho nudson liver; lad fit lasl
Novembes: It occurred about o'clock on the
morning Of 1hnnIsSiving Day; took medicine
gwen him by DR.. taIkoe, or Toledo in Octo-
Der; felt tho atthck coming on-fMnt-
nssa. tsa,.' headAobo and twitchiug-; aud told
ted Tie 4 in hia room; toil tho people TINT i,o
lett the Ut comlHB aud lay tauwn on tho bod;
Fas not conscious all tho ttmo llo waH there; Il
Eas about o'clock; hat no hrcahfass thnt
later than o'clock tha Ti oyioua eyoniuE; then
9e had oaton tn atr. WayIa1d's rrslaurunt; had
t1kcu ~ medicine TINT morning took u'orrishuo;
tue ladies ut tho house Nhcrd l.o roomsu
tttended h!m tho nIgnt bofolo tl4e
aomtcdos they md batned h,s feet In
sh'et h9 lef1 hta roum that morning aud wont
% aosn 20 natehoidota , reHtaas ant expecting aomo
letters had nothing to cat woB aased to drink
oat feiosou not teeltng we'll, went down 10 tho
bathrooms eofner OF Washington sad Clark
Mreots; anu nao warm bath, which revived him
'oiao"nns. o na1;.,. u.,,,,
F; us,eu asaea "ithesa to speak louder, go
AHS tao 1u!y mlsht near.
Wnaoss. III reply to questions. said Il was
tu'ssc tSs, ,a4oro az es"Fs n fof aim TO- Speak
Fas fu'l aud loud, bus h'nce then l.o had l. kind
y 1mpedlnoht III hls 6ooaoli, which prevontod
aim i1om epeaalnB tonu 'olt tho bath.rooma at
Fsi ,nio of'oGH h e went WI, 10 'o s Eno
Howe Tosc there; there was
now!; or Eoa-Eof1
On tne eoantef, ana WhYl4na Ha1d- "l{hnk, that
hy.R lns R9ooi ien uon1 n1oose .s s aaa i ad
throw. dice for the drinks: witness lost
md they had a drink together; The trst
Eosa, Wlylauds partner, aud another
gentleman camo into tho bar-soom aud p1opcard
20 shake tho alco for the Cigars aud aoat; hflor
uias thoy lad drink nj. aron.ld WhyIun nd WAS
thafs got o4citod after having q few a1inku.
moro ua "a Suays} tIea NJ Oeeoo 1ecs!oas anu a.ak
j. might have been an hour After ho Eul to tho
81. Elaio when ho botaiue 80 drunk NJ TO losa