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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-25
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.

Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NOV. o3nd, 1875.
Trains leave Herndon as fol-
iows (Suop'dys E.rceptcd.)
For shamokin, 1910 li.00 m and
3 3.40pm'
For NJ. Carmel. Ashland. Tamaaua,
Pottsvil,e, Reading, and Philadelphia,
10. 40 q IN.
Trains for Hcrndon, l,ore as Jonows,
lSunddys Ercepted)
Leave Shamokin, 500 . IN l.50 aud
3 So p m.
Leave Philadelphia o.15 q m. Reading
II 80 y m.
Pottsville. 1910 p 10. Tsmaqua 100 p
m Ashland , 50 p IN.
Mt. Carmel 3.2l p m.
Trains ledre Harrisburg as follows
For New York, 6. 20, 8 10 q ne. . 90 aud
'7.4O p. IN.
For Philadelphia $50. s.I00.45 .. m. 100
and $50 pm.
Sundays
For New York BIO q m.
For Philadelphia As ? IN.
Trains for Harrisburg leare as folioms
Leave New York, 9.l5 an 100 and
s.. aud sT.l5 p m.
Lesve Philadelphia, 9.i5 q N. $40 and
7.lO pm.
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HERE IS THE PROOF
OFITS
Superior Excellence.

Read this Homo Certificate, testified 10 bv
Edward B.Garrigucs one ofthe most competent
Druggists and chemists Of Philadelphia, q 10 an
whose veracity none can doubt.
am happy to add my testimony 10 the grent
val cot the "I.ondon HAIR Color Restorer,' -
which restored my hair to Its original Color,
and the hue appears to be permanent. I am
satisfied that this preparation IL nothing Ike n
dye but operates upon the secrettous. II is also
beautiful hair dressing and promotes tho
growth purchased tho hrst bIttls from I'd.
ward u Garrigue', drusgist, Tenth ana Co,tes
street, who can also test'rv my hair was quilt
gray when lcOmmenced Its usc.
MRS. MILLER,
No go North Sinth street, Phra.
Dr. Sweyno h son. Respected friend. tt
my acquaintance, Mrs. Miller. is dtiixh,ci
with the success Of your "f.ondou Hafr Color
Re.tr"r," Her hair was falling rapidly. and
quito gray The collar has been rest )fed the
falling on entirely stopped, and a nov growth
L. Is. aARRrGUEs.
Druggist, cor. Tenth and -Uoates, Phila.
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July 22d, isTi:-Dr. Swsyne \ Son; Last
winter while ia T..enton. N. j.. procured six
like very much. in fact better than any thing l
have used IN the last nine v..rs. II yon please,
send me one dozen bottles q. O. u i, care Of w. :.
pngler * Sou, Druggists; NJ. Ias fremont street
Boston. Respectfully yonr..
ADA BAKER,
No. 50 RutiAnd square,
"Tondon Hair Color II 'stprer aud Dressing :"
Has completely restored my hair 10 rs origiual
color aud youthful beauty, and caused . rapid
aud iuxuriant growth,
No. oi8 North Seventh Street, Philadsl lphia
DIR. Dalton Of Philadelphia, says oft: Tho
London Hair Color Ros'orer is used very eI-
tessiyely among NY patients and frieuis. ss Well
as by myself. therefore peak from sxperisnce.
75CENrS PER BOTTLE
Address orders 70 DR. swAYSE & SON. $50
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A Delightful Legend.

There is u beautiful legend con-
nected with tho site Oh viii ch tue
Temple of Solomon was ercetod.
It is said to have been occupied in
common by two brothers, one OF
whom had a family, but the other
had none. On the spot was field
of wheat. On the evening succeed
ing the harvest. the wheat having
been gathered in shocks, the elder
brother said to his wife.
My younger brother is unable
to bear the heat Of the day. will
arise, take off nv shocks and place
them with his without his knowl.
odge."
Tho younger brother, being actuat-
ed by the same benevolent motive,
said within himself
MY elder brother has o family
and 1 have none. will contribute
to their support. | will arise, take
off my shocks and place them with
his, without his knowledge"
Judge OF their astonisbment when,
on the following morning, they
found that their respective shocks
were undiminished. This course of
events transpired for several nights,
when each resolved in his owa ,niu1
to stand guard. and if possible, to
solve the MYSTERY. They did 50,
when, on the following night, they
met each-other half way between
their respective shocks with their
arms full.
Upon ground hallowed by such as.
sociations as this was the Temp leof
King Solomon erected-so spacious
so magnificent, the wonder and
admiration of the world. Alas in
these days how many would sooner
steal their brothers whole shock
than add to it single shesf!
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Adulterased d Brandy.

.. a.roo;st Ia Cincinnati sont TO &.
Now York for two hogsnesus
brandy (tbe best inPo,.ssss Pc,. ~
so % as TO supply physicians Win sns
so 80 - art;cle for medical purposes:
yss Th" STATE Chemist, DIR. Cox, tested
! ! nu nv, J sranas poured some in tur.
bler. put a steel blade in It anu 'es "a
4 semain fifteen minutes. Az .oe sa
!. That time tho steel blade hsu
! tut n the brandy as BLACK asinS '
d driel Ia a thick coating y rusi,
b. which, WIN wiped off left" coppe.l.
coat on e,,ade as thiy as IL, :, II J
had been platd With copper. Inc
ls druggist refused 70 tay for me
e liquor; the New York man sued him
?. and DIR. Cox analyzeS the stuf again
u in the presence Of the court and Jury
,' In one cask he found sulpnuric ao,d'
Il. nitric acid, nitric ethdy prusslc acid,
r. guano, pepper, and ~ sbundhnce Q,
n fnsil oil |. IN the othe' cask he found
the same articles, but in greater
q abundance with caschu. The Jury
decided the liqu9 worthless and
the man left witlout bis pay. Again
in reply TO a lexer, DIR Cox says l
" was appointed 10 the Office OF Chem,
i ical lnspectorof Ohio the lotn OF
!" March, 1865 Since then l have
4. made over SIX hundred Inspections
:. Of stores and lots of liquor OF every
m N variety, and now positively asserted:
g that over ninety per cent, OF all tha,
/. III have analyzed were adulterate'
. with the most pernicious and poison
GUS compounds.
This testimony comes from th
! highest authority possible, an'
i ought to satisfy all persons that on
4 imported liquors are "a mach adui
2 terated aud as spuriods rs our LII
two drinks
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Mo DEs Or DYING.-Augustus Cae-
sar ch ose to die in standing op.
sition, and was careful in arranging
his person and dress for the occa-
sion. julius Caesar, when slain by
the conspirators in the Capitol, con-
cealed his face beneath the folds OF
his toga, so that his enemies might
not see the death pang upon his
con ntenance. Siward Earl of Nor-
thu mberland, when at the point OF
death, quilted his bed and put on
his armor, saying. ut becomes not
u man to die like beast Maria
Lousia of Austria, short time bo-
fore she breathed her last, had fall
en- into an apparent slight slumber
and one Of the ladies in attendance
remarked that Her Majesty seemed
to be asleep.-'No' replied she, i
could sleep if l would indulge re-
pose but am sensible of the ap-
proach of death, and I would not
allow myself to be surprised by him
in my sleep 1 wish to meet him
wide awake. Lord Nelson, on re-
ceiving the fatal shot said to Captain
Hardy: My backbone is shot
through ); and had the presence OF
mind to take ont his handkerchief
aud cover his face aud stars, to be
concealed from the gaze OF the crew.
And last of all the great Bcnaparte
died in his field marshal's Uniform
and boots which he had ordered to
be put on short time previous 10
his dissolution.
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WISE WoMAN.-The Countess

A WISE WoMAN.-The Countess
Dauuer, the morganstic wife Of King
Frederick VII. OF Denmark, left all
her fortune, which amounts to near
ly %, ,O00, 900, to . charitable institu:
ton or home for the reception OF
poor girls OF the humber classes.
The girls are brought up 10 become
nurses and Mattresses. The institu'
ton 10 located in tho distriot' north
Of Zealand. end is suryoundsd' by q
beautiful park. There ~ lnaseu.a|
for The instrnotion Of the oirl1|
DSss,ss 1S:ss :. Y: I Az S::.' e =
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DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
NAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN.


MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN,
Sure cure for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsi,.
Imputitics Of tho blooi and Grneral debility,
Female weakness aud all other diseases arising
from dlsorderci system. positive aud eifec.
tual cure rr Fever aud Ague. Thousands have
used 1t when all other remedies failed and to-
Gay are perfectly cured.
TUE INDIAN COMPOUND
I. one Of the most successful medicines ever Of
fered 10 the pnhlic, VIZ ; For .'ramp collie, niar
rhca. Dysen,ery. Cholera. and all summer Com.
plants. rheumatism TOOtharhe and Neuralgia.
Ihis Compound Il warranted and has never
been known to tall In Cramp Collie In Horses.
HORSE AND CATTLE LINIMENT.
Thl. celebrated Lirimcnt has no equal In the
world Tor the following complaints In man or
Blisters, Flesh Wounds of all kinds nn man or
beast, Rheumatism, Burns ami Scllds, warrant.
ell To- cure Snake Bites. Aguc In tho Breast, sore
Nipples. This I.iniment Is highly recommended
by all who have used IL.
KEYSTONE Cough SYRUP.
Thi, wonderful medicine, which IL purely svog
etab'r Preparation. Is one ot the most safe,
speedy and sure cnre for Colds, Coughs IIoar,
ness, bronchitis woopiug Cough, Pain IN the
chest, splitting OF BLOOD, Soreness and lileeling
offered to the public. DO not wait until your
cough has settled In consumption, tor consunp.
tion once deeply seated cannot he cured. Try II
ye afflicted ones for Phthisic Coagl, bronchitis,
ami all other affections the Throat snd Lung,
and with n Gods blessing and n regular use Oi
this medicine according - direction you may
confidently expect cure.
GORpNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
For the relief and cure OF Bilious Com iinints oi
all kinds, Dyspepsia, Jnuniic", IIeadaehe, In.
lmpurity oftho Blood Sc.
GORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
Is sure Cure for Bleeding ami itching PILES.
Fun directions for us' acco np,ny zach and
every rlcenge Of the aboye medicine. 80 sure
that Dr. J Il Goriner'P name IL printed up N
every Label. Information on any disease cheer
fully communicated, Address
Dr !, u HORDNER,
Light street Columbia 10. f.. Pa
For sale at all Druggists ami Country stores,
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Funny INcIpENr The Rochester
Union says: Two of our school
commissioners started out the o thor
day to pay q visit to ono Of tho
schools. On entering the yard they
saw o little boy playing around
whose face, hands. and clothes wDce
not quite as clean as they might have
been. One OF the commissioners
called him up, and told him he had
better 60 homo and get his mother
to clean him up q little, and make
hiln appear more decent. On the
boy approaching the speaker the
other commissioner was heard to OK.
claim: "Why, dash it all that's my
bowl"
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Life, Growth, Beauty
LONDON HAIR ooLoa....
LONDON HAIR CoLoRA \
Not . Dye, makes harsh hsir so |.
cissu'es the scalp from all impuritiss% % II
the hair to grow where IL has fallen on
come thin. III
Can bs applied by the hand 40 II docs no,
stain the skin or coil the finest linen. Asa hal,
Dressing It is the most perfect the world hs,
ever produced. The hair 10 renovated and
strengthened. and natural color restored with
ont the application OF mineral substances
preparation into thiscountrv. II has been tn
wonder and admiration Of all classes, ss II hs
proved to 10 tho only article that will abso
lutiy without deception. r store grsv hair 4
its original o ilot. health softnesi, Iustrs an,
beauty. and produce hair on bald head. Of IL
oriv growth and color.
This beauiifu and fragrsntiv perfumed artI
Gle IL complete within itself, no washing OF
preparation before or after tts us~ ar accom-.
paniment Of any Mind being required TO obtaIt
these desirable results.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
RUsINESs NISFOKTUyES.

II was reported yesterday in business circles
that Charles Bellows Co.. liquor Importers OF NO III
Bcaycrs suspended with liabilities largely In cx-
cess OF their Mr.. Bellows stated that tey had
not failed but owing to the depression In bus ness di
Guilty in making collections. bad debts etc. they had
been compelled 10 ask their creditors TO withhold the
resentaton OF their notes o short time. meeting
Of the creditors woud held to-day at the rooms OF the
Wine and Spirit Society. aud 1T would be
that their assets very fair proportion OF their -
bihties.
A circular was received in this city yesterday from
C. Levy of New-Orrans 0f the largest jewelers. IN
the South Announcing his suspension. and requesting
that his creditors In Sew-York select one 10 repre
sent their interests two Of his creditors In New
Orleans had obtained judgments against HIM for $4,000
meeting Of the NewYork creditors wac held yesterday
afternoon. Among the largest are Smith iiedge.
Arthur EinriI Follows Il Co.. Gorham Manufacturing
Company; Taylor. Omstcad IL TAYLOR. Ade' watch
if,il Maxwell a Co; Fround Goldsmith Co.; Baldwin,
s,xion & Peterson M. Lryy's lnoilitie. IN the cy
alone arc estimated S2OO0O0. He eioycd the highest
cr.Iit For the n trade ne purchased ~ New-fork
manufacturers goods 10 tnr smoant of Sl2OOJO At the
n,s.tiu. Yesterday committee appoin ed to employ
counsel and take such may be decnsd hcces
,,---,.-,.... ,,u,,,.
Keller Wholesale jewelers. at No. - john At, held at
thr rooms Jewellers Aa-ociation. 40 Bond
rcrort was submitted snowne the 1Fnls condition. t9c
lahitrs bling about $3.50 q. A. the assets largely
eIcoe.iel that sum- All extension for ~ mont"' was
warrham s. Qulmhy. jcwcer at No. 100 Broadway
has gone into Bankruptcy. Ills liabilities amount 10
about $500 o. HIS assets consist Of stock valued ~
S15O,O uoes gnl book accounts. Among the principal
crs.ors are tho following: Robbins Appleton, Sll.
S,nssny' - ',sa G1 FS,w.iorK Watch Company.
5000 81; n A. K q. NJ 'hurch. eLl - "! ,,.., -.
assignment for the mt tors TO Henry g. Slack
EwarI erbert ha. ned hts schedule win tho Court of
nominal assets at Sg72; his real Sl72. The
sch ,dGlo H. I,rauf AMI frrnando oppenheimer
states their liaoiitie, Al sol 76 eiF NOMINAL ASSETS q"
sl, ,3l4 81 their real a-srts ~ ~ D.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
TIE RIGHT TO ROSE MICHEL"

Sheridan Shook and Albert Nj. Palmer estab-
lished time ago, In suit against Angusun Daily
and Others their exclusive right Ia this country to the
play of Rose Michel" having bought the manuscript
from ts author Blum and that manuscript hav-
ing never been published III printed form THIS WAS
under the authors right" now recognized IN the
Courts Of this state he Nec York Weekly has egun
the publication OF story founded on and 1t claimed
by M SHOOK substantially far as published. the same
as the play ery altering the dramatic Lo the narrative
form. The publicati In tne paper purpOris % Dc
story by Ernest Bum Mr.. Shook AMI Mr.. Palmer nave
brought suit to restrain sucn bcaon. claiming uit
they By purchase sole owners of the story III all
forms until the author by publication nandons to the
IuDc. Judge Sanford, ON al application by exJuuSc
Dltteuhoefor, mas granted an order AGAINST street
suit rcqIir ng them 10 show caise next Monday way
they should forbidden To 20 with the publl1s-
toi OF story and restraining them meantime from
such publication.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
TIE TRIAL OF RUBENSTE1N.
TAKING or TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION
REGIN.

The trial of p. n. Rubenstein, for the muir
der of Sarah Alexander was resumed yesterday in the
Kings County Courthouse A large crowd gathered in
front OF the Courthouse before the trial begun waiting
to catch glimpse prisoner. The court room was
aled In every part During the procee ings the prs
oner sitng beside counsel looked II ho had lost
all hope. DistricAttorney Britton delivered brlef
opening address touching upon the circumstances OF the
case and the duties OF the jury.
Martin segellem. tho first witness. testified that
he was laborcr emp Dyed upon the farm OF
Dle,lrich Vessel ut New Lots. He saw tho body
OF Miss Alexander on Dec. Ii, IN a cornhcld 'front.'
In Oh tue plank road. IL was near ono OF the
stacks OF corn the farsest point from the road that
the body was found. II was lying s back. with cuts
ON the right aud ri e Of the throat the face and
LEFT arm III ,rch Wes~els's testimony was siiu lar to
tnat of Segeem. e noticed tt the rgEt ARIA OF the
raise n sls nil bsln trying 10 eIend
hers lf aul the lcft AT ner ,i, witba upon
IL lust wrist Thomas L. /. ns q surveyor
submitted dag of the Ot wloro tue DOdy Was odnu
Ocer Herbert testified that he noticed unusual num-
b,g o footprints the body Tue floe ana ncA wore
covered with blood aud the Losh was nllcn dlscoored
II, noticed mud the knees, whlch Hdlcateu III MS
op.uon, that woman had suppncaJed her matuerer
10 spare her. ,.--.
4, or0ner Sims testified IN reference tho inquest
Tho prisoner brought In during the inquest an
shown The budy sn.on. His manner wa, nervous
and excited Detective ZmdG testnfl IN regard To Bis
ho, IN looking for wines eS HIS testimony WIS
occaiiOn OF much discussion between tne tOunSci
Dl. 4. Warner shep ri, physician To the Jai cstu,i
at death resulted from tho wounds IN the throat lie
t0und that 20 woman several months ADVANCED III
pregnancy. Detective FJk aud L Ice Oinccr u H. IL
SCAT Il al they had compared the boots and soes oi the
ani Miss Alexander with the ioo prints III he
ipt and found en to correspond. Ihey also hOticcu
spots the shoes resem ling blood.
The cOurt then adjourned until this morning
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
DECISIONs--FEB. 1,

Supreme smt-Chambers-Bv judge Barrett
Matter Of BernhardReport confirmed and order
snIeysS SessDcfsndsnt may intspose an answer nncs
payment OF $40 60 costs within 10 days snd upon within Ike
Which a,iT may record herein xyn act The PetrosS~
Fire Extingnshng Companywhy not the or shov
psny Ths snount Of the assss NOT shown Trcdwsy ss
Of service detective stewsrt art Stewart
granted Masxeil ast Kraus-Detenist may inerpss N
within Ave days payment within snch I'VE DAYS
the costs as ,ansG hers spn Tos sn Opposing
essdngs to stand as security. Garry The M.yos,
c the sso msss 10 be m. asss ts
vacatng he stay 81 proceedny with costs and
WY & ns ask. az orr GHys the b %os
cancel rd Tmcnt denied With $40 costs Citizens
;Sa @ Pcr 81 oven. se
inerpose answer properly verified oy defendant snd
tSs motion Bsttin ag McLanahanIt would fsr ts
receive Defendants affidavit Motion granted and defendant
ists no 10 accept short Hos o & Sr Febus e
etc WRIGHT agt. Undcrhi denied With $40 cossj
Motion Tor Receiver AS to motion 70 punish
trmpt referred 10 George sedewck es1 n take pf
% s 70 II. hs onsn spd he shall report that the nda az:
Suty o. Contempt charged he then report What
h shna be 70 plaintiff e 0'
T'yrrrf,-Tant by Jndge Van Vor,t-iigham sgt " ".
and Harlem r. r. Co. ct a-Mouon ior no" trial on minutes
spseiaI T,rr-By Judge Van yart-Popds Extract Ca
KsI ske sgt Horran.-Flndings signed opinion.
By Donohue.May agf Kuhn ct el-Decfee a"d md
at Mel artyFindings signei Smith agt Reyno'f.Jndg
wifi costs and extra allowance o, s25 Peetsch att
The Mayor cJudgnent fer defendant on demnrrrr fnem
Syper1or COsrt-Speci1t Terpi--By Judge Sanford
RandaI agt Dusenbury, &c-Moon denied with $40 eos,
NV Judge aedgwck Chebra Mkra KodsA
agt Titus ct al.-Order sottlef
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

Arctic had been % sss S :"E Es hs
COMMITTEES r % on Commerce defended the BILL advocating
Mr. KAssoN rep Iowa, said that far as this single
proposition was nS , s Soped that the
mitee on Commerce would do the same ior @ az sP az
% 70 rrstors American commerce it must beize lis
legislation far beyond tue broposhon hsn americans might
buy ships wherever they could get them ana put ase y.
Under h. American flag at least for mted perou J ~
Ameresn merchants to the knowledge Of the commerce
of the word and then II Congress pleased 10 ,eso o. M
h, tnd % bis eontry Il may do so while American
spyards silent as they have been or m .meri
can shipbuildng and therefore positive prohibition nns
placed even upon those vessels inat ,h n Sag
i'm America but have been transferred 10 anotner nas; ~
Mr CONGER Rep. Mchl, who was chairman .ssS Oh .nS
Committee Commerce III the last Congress,
% aa nepal charge OF the commercial and shipbuildg
the country should have gone BACK upon ,h o
E.sSsnId r e rssd ofyd shs %e that although
hundreds Of similar cases before past NJ s American
registry vessel which had changed itS nag uui"s
Mr. MOOD Dem NJ W said that he not specially
opposed 10 this b but that his remarks were INTENDED
to be- general in their application AZ 20 ne sysnSis to
the gentlemans Kassons) political friends VINO ecu
such protective tariff ;n . evsysn yn. to build
vessels in this country and run them IN e WOOD,
he
was an advocate OF free ships. and had always been IN
favor Of free trade, believing toat American inisly,
American enterprise, American capital, ana A'nercn
progresveness enabled this country to compete VIII"
al other countries. ~
MIR GOODIN Dem, Kan.). from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands reported bill provimg for the sale OF the
Kansas Indian lands. -, -, . .
The morning hour having expired, the bill went over
to the morning hour, and the Honse TOOK up asa rs
specal order the proposed amendment To tho Cohstu
ON reported from the Judiciary COMMITTEES, winch Is
tat no person who has held may hereafter hold the
office of President shall again eligible 10 sad
Office" - , -, A., . ..,.. -,
10 this proposition Mr.. FRYE (Rsp., McJ member OF
the Judiciary Committee, offered the following az SUD
stitute: -, - ZOO, a..
PROM 4th day Of March, IN the year 1882 ths
tor OF Office of President and Vice Prsid nj tbe Ohe
states years. aud person having beer sec,
10 and Office Of President or who r years ha7
held Office. siaii be ineligible TO re.ecii9n ~,
Tie bill was discussrd by Mr.. KNOTT Nrui hy.I'
NEW (Dem indl FRYE (Rep., Me.). McCkARY fep,
Iowa, CAULP El.D Dem, lll). LAWGENCE tHep'
Obiol, and HARRISON Dem. llL) ~
Mr.. KNOTT gave notice that he would call The previous
question Wednesday, ut tne expiration OF the morning
hour.
The House at 430 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-02
TIE JOHNSON INQUEST.

The inquest in the case of John johnson,
VINO shot in Latayctteayo in Brookyn,
ON Jan. 3. concluded yesterday before Coroner
sims Honpra Meade, nurso who attended the de-
ceased man, testified that snc had noticed bruises Ike
finger marks MIA forehead. Gusavo Wcsnc butchers
boy. gave testimony that, after hearing the pistol
shot on the morning IN question. ho saw two men
standng at Throop and Iafayetie-ayes u. T. VIII
SON owner OF dog that roancd Ia the lot IN which the
highgnyInen were sad TO have taken refuge assert
that his animal made outcry that morning.
Henry Collycr baker Of No. IA Skban-s. testified
that he va serving customers early Jan J. an when
he passed TlrOop and iafay eticlves at a. IN no sw
a tail ami short jump quickly the fence into
KOsciusko st. and away. Several other witnesses
cave testimony regard to tue darkness or tho ngt
nnd Mr. Johnsons condition after he was taken hom'.
Ir A w. sheppard stated tat the ball had struck Mr..
Johnsons heart and indcnted IL. The pulsitions had
been pDwcrful enough 10 give the bullet downward
direction. Mr. Johnson con'd easily hivf innctei tho
wound or II might have boon gwen by else.