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AccIDENT.-W While Sheriff Wye
kotf was riding on the beach
road yesterday, his horse fell
with him. Mr.. Wyckoff's ancle
was badly sprained in the fall.
, 1876-02-24

To LoAD.-The ship Dashing
Wave and an Italian bark are at
Tacoma. The former to load for
San Francisco and the latter for
Sonth America.
, 1876-02-24

WANTED.-A man who under
stands taking care of cows and
gardening. No others need ap-
ply. Inquire Of j. r. Robbins,
No. Is, Commercial street.
, 1876-02-24

Doors AND SHoEs.-If you
want first class pair of boots
or shoes, go to Geo. |. Lambert
No. 6, Cherry Street. l
, 1876-02-24

na. The new vessel that is
being built by Bryant is pro-
crossing fast. The frame is fin
ished and the carpenters are en-
gagged in planking her.
, 1876-02-24

Eg Robert Abrams is build
ing another dwelling house for
rent, adjoining the ones recently
erected by him.
, 1876-02-24

SAMANTHY' ELoPEMENT.-"Yes, said
the old lady, as she wiped her eyes and
proceed to tell the sympathizing neigh
Dor about the elopement Of her
daughter. Eyes, Mrs. Blobbs, you may
well say it ar dreadful stroke. I amt
had such another shock sence that last
spell of rheumatic. To think that q
darter of mine would do such dis
graceful thing after all the care me an
her father have ravished on her from
her infancy up. I shouldn't bear up
under the affiietion now but for the con-
serlation of religion. Religion is pow
erfully enervating, in sech trials as
these"
Didn't you suspicion that they were
contemplating such mover" asked the
neighbor.
mo, we never suspicioned nary a
contemplation. After I'd runned the
conceited upstart off the premises with
the mop, didn't think he'd have the
insurance to speak to Samanthy agin.
An she appeared to appear SO consigned
that never respected her of having
auy underhand contentious. But all
the time-so I've heerd sence-they
used to meet cIandestinely, wher l
thought Samanty was at meeting. an
decoct their plans to run off an elope.
Well, Samanthy has made her bed, an
she'll have to lay on it. l wash my
hands of the ongrateful girl from this
time forthwith"
'Did you make any effort to intercept
them?"
"No, you see we didn't know it, or
else we'd "a intercepted 'em within an
inch O. their lives"
81 mean did you try to have them
stopped when you found they were
gone"
"Yes, indeed. Father telescoped to
five or six towns, an give their pre-
scprition-cost him lots of Iuoney, too,
but he wouldn't mind spendin' the price
Of COW to git Samanthy back. But we
never heard nothin' from them, and
told father to let 'em alone, and they d
come home after while with five or six
children after 'em. But I tell you, Mrs.
Blobbs. they shan't set foot in this
house except over the dead body of my
defunct corpse. You just remember
that"
q beg pardon, sir /; I'm attached
to you % she exclaimed, pettishly, in
the street car, struggling at the same
time to free her clanking chain. which
had got hooked upon his button. He
lifted his hat and bowed and stammered
.'The attachment is mutual, madame,
l assure you" The chain was loosed
and the lady got of, blushing. and the
young man Sat down complacently. 1t
wouldn't happen that way once in a
fboucan1 fimac ST TO7tis Rpruh}icnr
, 1876-02-24

The LEWIS ELIMINATION. -
This troupe gave their initial
performance Saturday night to
one of the largest audiences
that has assembled in Seattle to
an entertainment in many a day.
The performance gave universal
satisfaction, which was attested
by hearty applause bestowed ON
each act, particularly on the
magnetism, when it became tu-
multuous. The juggling was
far ahead of any feats of the
kind ever before presented here.
The dialect eccentricities, comi-
calities and vocalizms were
mirth-provoking, as also the
many illusions in the Black Art,
which were not only amusing
but instructive. The most beau
tiful and interesting features
OF the entertainment were
the scenes from life, allegorically
represented by a young lady
resting in mid-air. The Lewis
Bros. promise an entire change
of programme this evening with
many startling features, and as
an extra accommodation for the
benefit of the audience, arrange
ments have been made, so that
elevated seats will be erected,
capable of seating two hundred
and fifty people, besides the reg
ular seating capacity ofthe hall.
, 1876-02-24

gg The bark Osmyn goes to
sea to-day, loaded with S15 tons
of Seattle coal. The Gem of the
Ocean takes her place.
, 1876-02-24

B2- The steamers Blakely,
Politkofsky, Cyrus Walker and
Colfax passed up the Sound to-
day.
, 1876-02-24

READY FOR SEA.-Bark Samo-
sett, Captain Martin, goes to sea
to-day. She carries 1,0S4 tons
of Renton coal.
, 1876-02-24

pG% Schooner Juanita is load
ing lumber at Colman's yard
for Stilaguamlsh.
, 1876-02-24

1D~ Ship Sherley was towed
to sea from Tacoma yesterday
by the Polytkoffsky, with 81
Ms of assorted lumber.
, 1876-02-24

WANTED.-A furnished room
with q single bed. Address,
stating price, Neptune" this
office. f23#
, 1876-02-24

SAN Francisco, Feb. 1S.-Ar.
rived, brig Levi Stevens, Seat.
tie; blk Henry Buck, Nanaimo.
Sailed, schr. W. L. Beebe,
Port Blakely; bktn Discovery,
Seattle; bark Battle Axe, Bur
rard's Inlet; bark Arkwright,
Nanaimo; bark Annie, Nanaimo
SEHoME, Feb. 1s-Sailed, ship
Lookout, San Francisco.
PORT DISCOVERY, Feb. 1S.-
Sailed, bark Mary Glover, San
Francisco.
, 1876-02-24

Go to Johnny Jamieson's for
yonr books and stationary. x
, 1876-02-24

SHUT Down. -Colman's mill
shut down to-day for repairs.
Work was resumed this after
noon.
, 1876-02-24

@ Subscribe for Eastern and
California Papers, at publishers
prices, at Johnny Jamieson's. y
, 1876-02-24

nA- The Port Blakely Mill,
which has been undergoing re-
pairs for some time, has resumed
work.
, 1876-02-24

For SALE CHEAP.-A cottage
and lot. Also other desirable
property. Enquire of G. L.
Hatch.
, 1876-02-24

Johnny Jameson keeps the
finest cigars and tobacco in the
city.
, 1876-02-24
$nget Sound 9ispateh.
FROM DAILY OF SATURDAY.
In Justices Court.
BEFORE JUSTICE SCOTT.

J. johnson, drunk and disor-
derly; fined SO and costs. Gave
security for the amount and went
off rejoicing.
, 1876-02-24

MADISON. - Blk. Vidette and
ship Coquimbo are at Port Mad
ison, the former loading and the
latter repairing.
, 1876-02-24


in the Seattle Post Office, King Co., Washington
| Territory. for the week ending, Feb. 10. 1876.
Ashbrook, David Anderson, Lewis
Andrews, W l. Royle. Charles
Blair, Michael A. Barnett. Maggie
Beasley. W B Belts, Ephraim
Brunan, Mrs Franck Bell, Vim
Bowen, VIM Beattie, VIM
Ballard, Mrs VIM Baldwin. Mrs E
Bolger, Peter Blair, Vim Hall
Beall, Alt t Carpenter, Mrs C E
Campbell, John Conger. john r D
Cook, Mrs Cecilia Canaday, John
Carts, Eugene 3 Gains, Miss May
Calhoun, Mrs FJ Colson. FloreLce
| Clemens, Peter CarOw, G
Dawson, Thos D Elliott, Mrs Martha
Engalls. George Fouts, John
Froom, Ely Fallon, Edw
Faron, Edw Gray, H
Govetts, Alfred CASTOR, VIM
Graves. Mrs L NJ Hall, ] W
Halkyard. Martha johnson, W P
Jones, W Jones, B f
johnson, J Baptiste Jones, NJ
.Jeke, Samuel Jenkins, Llewellyn
Kennedy, John Knudson, Erik
Keevy Patrick King, Gipsy
Kagee, Andrew Kinney. James
Kerns, Richard Lockwood, q S
Leoport, James Lewie, Emanuel
Mclaughlin, W W McMichael David
McKenna, John McIntire, James
Mckay. Frank 8 Mckay. Gilbert
Morgan, James Mood, Geo A
Murray, john Maier, G
Marshall, J X Michael, David
Minor, Mrs Sarah Miller, Mrs Rose
Madigan, Michael Nelson, Michael
Neeley, D A Nealon. A
Nolan, John Neill, Michael
Nessel. Lawrence V Osar. Fred
o Brien, t Porter, Oscar
Price, John M 2 Pinkastora, Al
Pufnam, Clark Pulien. James K
Perry. James Rodd, James
Rose, Alfred Robinson. E j
Ready, James Ross, Mardo
hoss, Murdoch Rogers, Theresa
Reynolds. CA Sturtevant, JMC
Sinnott, W Sorenson, Victor
Seavey, Mrs Carrie Smith, Geo r
Samye, John Tebought, Mr..
Trager, Gottlieb 2 Twist, Merrick
Todd, Oliver Wilson, W S
Watson, Joseph Westren, H Fl
Wilson, John White. James
White. Vino White, Sebastian
Yard, Theophile Yeocom, Mrs Josie
Yohahson, Lota Fl
Persons calling for the above will please give
HUMPHREY. Pm.
, 1876-02-24

Persons calling for the above will please Civ,
the date.
W.. HUMPHREY, P. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
CRIME ~ TnE cor REGIONS.
A Pight In which Four Men were Killed
Molly Nlnguires ArrcsIed.

PORT RICHMOND, Pa, Oct. IA san
culinary conflict between number Of tramps
and drunken miners, occurred this morning
near Shamokin. in the Northumberland coal
region. The fight lasted several hoirs. and re-
suited in the death of three Of the participants
Nick Taylor, Joe Lardner and Geo. Grudy The
two former were tramps and the latter miner.
Hho wa, until recently employed NJ one of the
culleries of the Mineral Run Mining and HAIL
road Company Suuhury. Some strikers from
one of the mines in the district were also en-
gagged In the riot. one Of these, John Dugan,
over an cmhankment along tho Shamohin
branch 81 the Northern Central Railroad. and
instantly killed 10y a passing train. Dugan was
literally cut to pieces, the whole train of ninety
heavily loaded coal cnrs passing over him. After
the night some OF the party went to another part
of the region. near the Schuylkill county border.
and committed numerous acts Of violence. At
last accounts no arrests had been made.
1t having been discovered that some OF the
notorious members Of the Molly Mcguire organ
ization, who rendezvous at and near JeddO. Luz
zerne county. are conspirng to attempt the
fon county jail at Mauch Chunk, numerous
arrests have been made ~ the ringleadcr-, and
detectives are shadoWing other persons sup
posed to he implicated in the plot Very I'M
portant arrests of Molly Maguires connected
with murders and cons pifacies in SchuNlhill and
Mountain, Dry Hollow and other places. tapts.
Williams and Peaks, Of the coal and IRON police,
and Capt. Leyburn, ~ the PinkertOn Detective
Agency, have already obtained much valuable
and startling Information, which eliminates per-
sons whose excellent reputation has hitherto
them for connection with Molly Mag'dre opera
tiOns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
WAS IT AN A1TLMrr Ar sUIoIDEg
Mrs. CbccscmHn's Reticcuce Concerning the
lsu-e Of Her DcndIy Mnmnd


The mystery surrounding the shooting
instead Of being dissipated by official lnve-tiga-
entertained Of what was NJ first the accepted
theory regarding the case, that the woman,
intending suicide. Inflicted tho wound upon her
self. Though conscious, she cannot, the phy-i-
clan says, recover. The pistol bullet entered the
left breast, just grazing the heart. passed into
the abdomen and has not been extracted. Mrs.
Cheeseman's sister, n school teacher In Lynn,
admits no one to the chamber Of the dying
woman.
The Cheeseman's husband and wife and n
bright-eyed. pretty little girl of Ave years came
To- this city from n small Connecticut town about
three months ago, aud have lived In the second
story Of the French fiat house giB sixth avenue
until the Thursday night tragedy. They were
people of quiet and retiring habfs. cultivating
no lntimacies In the neighborhood. receiving no
selves that II Is even Unknown what Mr. Cheese
mans business was
Mrs Cheesenan has resolutely refused to an
swer policemcns, detectives. reporters. or Cor
oner Elliugers questions as to her reasons for
attempting suicide. one thing. however. sho
stoutly maintains. and that L. that she alone is
to blame. She claims that she fired twice. and
that the first bullet passed between her arm and
body The bullet was found In the door panel.
about q foot and n half from the bottom. The
direction uf the cavity was downward. She ad-
mitted, when the physician was dressing her
wound, that she had had quarrel with her hus-
band ON the night Of the shooting.
The subject Of that quarrel. however, she per-
si-tcntly refuses to diyulge. Coroner Ellihgcr
has twice attempted To get an anic-mortem
statement from her concerning IL. hut has only
succeeded In clciting an indignant scolding for
his "endeayor to pry into family secrets" Mr..
Cheescmnn has returned to the house but once.
and then only FOR a few minutes. since the
tragic occurrence, disappearing mysteriously.
and, A. she avcr-, In compliance with her re-
guest In so doing. Detectives are looking for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
THE LATEST ELEc1IoN RETURNS.
Wiilinms's Majority In Indiana C Cincinnati
Conaressmeu Elected.

INDIANAPoLIs, Dot. H.-The offlcial re-
s"r:s OF tho election In this State, from every
county except ono, give Williams 5.2s3 majority.
The county to bear from Is Democratic, and
gave Hendricks a majority In 1872.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. IA Tho ofncial vote In
the First Confessional District Is sayler dem
ocraD, H,lH; Force Qiepublican), I3474; Say-
lers majority. go. The vote in the Second Dls-
trict is Banning DemocraU, 14ls3; Matthews
Otcpublic NJ. H.O5S Banning's majority 75
The offcial vote OF Cuyaboga county il as fol-
lows: For Secretary OF state Barnes (Repub-
licsn). ii,eo6; Bell Democrsv, 1880; Z. s. Chap
nan Q'rohibltion), 0l. For supreme Court
JudGe-Boynton kepublican), 1905; Fink
DemocraD. H.8D2. For Congrcss--T wnssnd
(Republicanl 1,s0i Payne (Democrat), 1i.5lG.
DENVER, Col, Oct. H.-L1tcr returns IRON the
Colorado election make II certain that Ia Platte
county. winch was claimed by the Republicans,
gives 100 Democratic majority for Patterson for
Congress Hinsd le. san Juan, and Rio Grande
countiee must be Otficially reported to deter
mine the re,ult, though the Republican state
ticket wi PROBABLY W successful " a iueagre
majority.
LITTLE Rock. Oct. 1.-THE oflcial count OF
the Arkansas state election was completed to-
day, and shows "A total vote Of lO3.COl, Miller
% M receiving q ajorlty Of 3J,g93 over Bishop
(iapl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
..J. :. rhebAud's condition was unchanged

DR. J. :. rhebauds condition was unchangoa
yesterday.
Inward Invlor'. lecture on " Literature as az
Art =" III Chiok ring Hal tOmorro" evening
T. trick Downs. aged 2s. was arrested last
evening tor II ibuihg Bernard Nulan At ~ NarcS st
The puhiic hnths were closed on Wednesday
ana towrd 70 thcu winter quart ~ Ia "ONAhhs uV
The Chinese Conni,- ioners to the Centennial
ENhlbltlou were presented tO Mayor Mickhsm ycster
dai.
Commodore Vanderbilt had slight pains at In.
te walls yCtttuh5 Out shoNed no ptfNepllDe loss OF
Strength
Hanson Rnndlll. aged &C. Jumped into rho Fast
river r IN thc pier AZ stanton street. last evening and
WA4 drowned
Rose llcnessy OF 695 Third avenue who was
burned ny her clothes having taken nre from stove,
dlni lc'trriiy,
MIR. Charles G. Miller has been appointed First
NicrPrcsdrut Of the PIcinc Mail Steam hip Company
and MI Amos Rogers second Nicclresdent.
Thomas McCAmphen aged Ave, WIS run over
end fatally injured bY express wagon so l'sl At l'llL.
capped
A number Of the clerks employed IN the Erie
r. discharged yesserdaJ in order ~ 'u' 1'Nh eA
peuser
A man, supposed 70 hr H. @. Duch nan, aged
about 90, Mo Aae ad lh-' ,lnJ IA l,ln'" 7ti,,vi
ou the IN lh "''" 'N '1 N"'"''''' '''' "' ''
lHst evening.
Jane. Harmon discussed politics WITH some
neud. aluuI at NAifN street l4sl ehlns anl
n al crraiuu That lVhoNtl hc Was cu' IA INC laVo
| Win gla-s tuhblcr
The warrants for She arrest OF T., A. Weed
ward, IN the CVh tult- win Wm, "; weed, are a. pre-,
p.rrd but cannot b. served until woodward huds DAl
| Of t3ODu,oOD ON the criminal charges,
| Detectives Titus and Mcconnell arrested yes-
tcrnay Lucy Lawrence u 33 Watts airet, The fore.
woman tOI DaVid kesch lace merchant, At 81 Greens
81 so5d s" The e Gives fs s faces II
| KlngslAnd. OF go Green NlcA iHeet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
the HOUSE MURDER TRIAL.
The Very Strange Actions of n Brother Of
tho Dead Lawyer.

The last time that Mr.. House, q brother Of
the late Orson A. House, called to see Prosecutor
OF the Pleas Beasley of Mercer county, the Prose-
cutor gave him strong hint not to return, be
cause" said he, IL don't approve Of your
actions. You first come here to Trenton and try
to marry your brothers widow, and when she re-
fused, YOU want to add personal anmus TO
the prosecution"
The actions Of this brother have been peculiar
ever since the murder. He first applied TO the
law firm OF Linn 4 Iiabbtt in jersey City to
secure their aid In preventing Mrs. House from
inhcritinr the property of her husband under the
will. The lawyers wanted fee OF S5lDa ctainer.
purchased In Mrs. Houses name.and all inherited
under the will was few thousand dollars worth
OF personal property that would he absorbed in
paying the debts cntailed by the will on the
heir lie did not return to consult the Jersey
city law nrm. lie next appeared In Trenton.
and went Ia the residence OF Mr.. Van SAINT, In
Livingston place, Trenton, where Mrs. House
was living. He paid her every attention, hut
marry him. lie subsequently had letter writ
ten from New ork containing formal propo-
sal Of marriage, and promising to stop all
proceedings In relation To the will. the object
tiOn OF Mrs. House being sentenced to term In
state Prison. Mrs. House turned the letter over
10 her counsel. Mr.. Green. and II Is probable
that II will he used effectively In the trial.
After Mrs. House had declined 10 have any
thing 10 do with him. the brother applied to the
Mercer county Board OF Treeholders to ask aid
from the county In the prosecution OF his
brothers murderer on the ground that she was
poor. and -he, having his brothers money, was
able to secure the best OF counsel. In tho
mean time the County Prosecutor has secured
the ald ot Attorney y-1enriM Nanhtta' ana there
viii he an array Of counsel Tomorrow, when the
trial begins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
4 POLTTTCIL JTD1S.
An Attempt TO sell Out Democratic Club
that Recoiied on the Traitor.

Soon after the Democratic national
ticket hnd been nominated, several residents Of
the Fifteenth wsrd In this city organized the
Fifteenth Ward Tilden and Hendricks Campaign
Club, and elected Col. Truman A. Merrman a.
Its President. Its membership steadily in-
creased. and on the first Of this month three
hundred names were on Its roll. On the 4th
inst, Charles +. Menzel. its Treasurer. agreed
with Cornelius Van Colt, TO turn over tho
club to the Republican party. III wing
possession OF the clubs rooms being the
proprietor OF the place In which they were
to return IL, or to repay the SO that had been
paid for II by the members OF the club. On the
night OF the 9th inst crowd Of Republican
roughs, led by Patsey tgan and II rkc, the man
ganized Hayes and Wheeler CLUB. A man
named Sprague, who assisted Bell. the Govern
mcnt oficer, In his eifDits to prevent tae con-
ylrtion OF Gen. rbcock AZ st. Loui7, WIS chosen
President, and Mcneil, who was the sole repre-
sentative OF tho llGen aud Hendricks Club, was
astonlshcd at Menzers inubility To deliver
what he had promised. But having taken
the contract to organize the new club, he
was Obliged to furnish II with banner.
HAYES and Wheeler banner was bought
and although not paid for. was raised
four hours afterw lrd. AMI in bro d daylight, the
members OF the club which McnZel had tried to
sell out cut the banner down. Mcnzel was
promptly expelled from the Illien ani Hen
drcks Club, and on Friday evening last wac
ousted from the lilden and Hendricks Central
Club.
Last evening the Fifteenth Ward Tilden and
Hendricks Club raised new banner at its head
qurrter.. at l23 West Houston tsreet Twenty
names were added to its roll Of membership.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
A Womnn Infli 10 be n Mnihnr.

Sarah Flynn OF 3C5 East Forty sixth street Vac
sentenced yesterday. by Justice wsnden in the Fity.
seventh rect Police Court, to SIX months BLACK.
wells leland. Mrs. Flynn got drunk Fridty night
anu marca;cd her only chllda slcky and delicate girl
by dragging roughly about the streets and beating
her cruelty Hr son. George knight. had her arrested
a bysiandcr named Do'n Maxwell said that Mr. Piynn
had been In the habit Of reating the child ara At the
request Of the police he entered complaint at the no
lice station. He failed to put IN an appearance yeter
dAy morning at court, const uucntly tue charge OF
cruelty hat 10 be abinuuned anu the prisoner WAS only
tried for disordery conduct and run kenn About
month ago Mrs fhnn arrest, BY tue society foe
the Prevention OF CruoV TO Children for beating this
same child with brrrl stave. Her sOns lnterreesiOa
then saved her from punishment. The Rr Is thirteen
yelrs OF ase, but Il not larger than child OF eight
The ~ the beating Friday nght that she
had nye cents given her Dy brother to purchase can
dies. Mrs. Fnn forced her to give up the money aud
bought liquor wita II; Tue girl did not with g. cnlos
the sloon. and tins iufuriated her unnatural mother
who attac.ed her with drunken rage. She Was, By
order OF the court, sent TO the Juvenile Asylum Her
brother wishes to keep her and he Is able to do 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
THE FRONTIER TROUBLEs.
white Men and Indians stealing Horsss--A
Flight with the Savagcs.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Oct. H.-Last night
twenty head of horses were stolen from camp
near Custer. A detachment Of soldiers followed
the trail. and found the animals in the possession
Of Mexican aud a white man, who, resisting
arrest. were both killed.
The Indians drove wood party into the sta
tion. who were working seven miles from Sage
creek
a number Of Indians are reported To have left
the agencies at noon to. day, and stolen twelve
horses from Nclvane's rancn. near the Cbug-
wator srgeaUt Parker, with detachment OF
the Second Cavalry, WHO arrived at the last
named place tO-nignt, encountered large body
OF Indians bt I've O'Clock tns afternoon, ten
miles from Hunters ranch. 1T tho head OF
Rich 'rds creek. and in the heht which ensued
Private rasker was killed aud left ON tue ned.
Tie lndi2ns have III their possession about 100
head VI stock, and arc heading tor Bri0gers
Ferry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
THE JUVENILE 1CROBATs.
Leon willing TO send His Apprentices to
England and TO 80 HIMSELF.

The juvenile acrobat case WAS az ain on hear
ing before Referee sinclair yesterday afternoon. The
ndcnures Of Joseph John Donohue. one of the boys,
to Alfred smith, alias "Leon." binding tho former as
an apprcatce for the term OF seven years tO learn
"thc art" OF the latter were put IA evidence.
Leon" was examined aud tc,tincd that the boys
heads were sore with rineworm before he took them.
AMI that he had been trying AL summer to cure them.
They had not becl bruised In the business, as they
always, When missing IA the hl.lep aci it on mat
trcss he wss willing 70 send tncm home TO their
parents anu had money enough TO 10 So The lawyers
had taken great deal but hr had itlc lett lie was
WILING to give tnrtn up ann would hiins II 20 PACK
England with them. Tnis closod the care for bOth
sides, although Dr. Campbell Of Poughkecpse may
posioy be called to testify regard 70 tie bows con
duton nj the time Of the arrest. The Viii shortly
be nrgued before Juigc WcstbroOk
The trouble ana annoyance OF the arrest together
with the expense aud lluus delay Of the law have
completely Encouraged Leon" He says he will 20
back 10 England ana never leave u sgaln.