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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

The following registrations have beer
added to the Great Register since our lisr
was published last week.
George /. Allison, Cal. Trinity Center
Samuel Burgess, Maine, Douglas CITY
A. 5 Barlow, Maine, Hoboken.
T. e. Bird, Pa. WeavorviIle.
II. l.. Ford, Maine, junction Citv.
David Butler, New uamp. Georges
John Boies, New York, Hobolien.
James Drnells, Pa. Weavervile.
l.. {. Gage, Cal. Douglas City.
L. u. j. Graner, Mo. Cox's Bar.
ID. Grovanni, Italy, Weavervile.
d. A. Grant, Pa. Minersvile.
Robert Hardy, Pa. Hoboken.
j. j. Hollister, Indiana, Ho6oken.
ID. &. King, N. y. Hohoken.
NJ. Keenan,, Ireland, Canon City.
j. w. Laughin, Iowa, North Fork.
w. a. NShoney, Maiue, Douglas CITY.
\. p. Morris, New York, Hoboken.
Z. Ii. McMannus, N. Y. Canon City.
II. p. Mari:cher, Nd, North Fork.
Frederick Monhaitt, Germany, Trni.
" Center.
I. G. Mcnamara, N. Y. Weavervlle.
G. W. O>good, Cal, WeaverviIle.
Francis O'Connor, Canada, junction
City.
Peter Poyle, France, Minorsville.
ii. F. Robson, Maine Douglas City.
John Reynolds, Ireland, Cinnabar.
II. f. Stafford, N. G. Ruchs.
Albert Stafford, N. G. Ruch's.
George Scholes, England, Trinity Cen
ter.
B. F. Thomas, Cal, Hoboken.
G. Z. Taylor, Wis, Minersvlle.
Milton Willoughby, Va, Trinity Cen
ter.
William Whitney, Maine, Hoboken.
Frederick Yager, No, Murtinsville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

BOGUS INJUNs.-The little boys still
delight in giving an occasional Digger
opic performance. They improve, il
ANYTHING on the original "iniun."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

Jos. G0LDswoRTdY returned on Tues
day evening from an extended visit to
the Bay City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

HELD FOR POSTAGE A letter address
ed to Miss S. SHRED, Norristown, Mont
gomcry Co., p, is bed for postage in the
WeaverviIe Post OfIice. All letters on
which the postage is unpaid must be re
tained in the mailing office under the Post
al LAWs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
REAL ESTATE TRANsACTEONs.

RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.
A. Rumret to F. II. Loring Prop.
,erty, Cinnabar-SjOO.
Y. H. Loring to A Rumfelt-Buildings, etc,
Trinity Center-S5OO.
Geo. Schloss to Tinkham & Co.-Mining
Property, Coffee Creeb-Sl,OjO.
Jos. Wattring to Thos. Treloar-Mining
Property Cox Bar-S7j.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

GREAT RFGlsrEEs Several of the
new Great Registers fir m other counties
have been received at the Court House.
There should be Il provision of law for an
exchange OF Registers between all the
counties every year. They ARE very val
liable references to ascertain the present
whereabouts of voters, and in that respect
II great public convenience. A full set
Of Registers would be a pretty fair direc-
tory Of The Slnle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

SEVERAL beautiful Diamond Rings for
sale Come and see them yourself. I'm
Gle Harris, 702 Kearny street, San Fran
oi-cn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

UNITED STATES BREWERY. - The
above establishment located on Mil
Street, Weqverville, is now in running
order and prepared to furnish superior
article of Lager Beer at reduced prices.
BY reference to advertisement elsewhere
it will be seen that Mrs. Hagelman, pays
particular attention to the manufacture
of Beer will be delivered at any point in
the county, and orders may be left with
F. w. Young, at the Bank Exchange
saloon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

SOLD OuT.-A note from f. II. Ior.
ing, of Trinity Center, informs US chat
he has sold his General merchandise bus
mess at that place to his former paltner
\. Rumirlt. While we are sorry TO lose
Fred. from the mercantile ranks, we
welcome Gus. on his return to the frater-
nifty Of business men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
Summons.

En The DISFRIir COURT of the
<inSh 1u,ticlnI District of the
SSNSe Ot California. TIA and Tor
The COanty OF Trinity,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

III the Republicans don't carry Shasta
county for their entire ticket thi, year we
sbail think the people there believe in up
ho!diog lascalty. Some of the Demo
cratic lodges to win rs reported to Us are
enough to stamp that party's politicians
there rs pretty" dirty butter" Bat they
We're " Retormers" last year, you know.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
Certificate Of Partnership,

WE, THE UNDERSIGN ED, certify
w that We constitute "A Partnership
transaCtng General Merchandise husi
ness III this State. It's principal place Of
business is Wenvorviilo, Trinity County,
California. The firm name is
/. PINCUS & CO.,
The full names and respective places Of
residence OF the members are signed here
TO-.
Dated, Weavervillo, August 7th, 1877.
ISAAC PINCuS, Wcavervllc. [Soall
JULIUS KACZINSKY, Weayeryille lSeal
'TATr GaTn4y or oArIT9NST1' "a T"'Ns41, IS.
On this 9TH day of August, A. d. 1877,
before me, f. w. Young, u Notary Pub
lie, personally appeared Isaac Pincus and
julius KacZlnsky, known 10 me 10 be tho
persons whose names arc subscribod to
the within Instrument and who 0cknowl.
edged to mo that they executed the same.
+. w. YOUNG,
Notary Public.
a True Copy"
ASA TAYLOR. Clerk.
I'm. BY b. Il. Finn, Dpty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
Dissolution Notice.

TIIE CO-PARTN ERSHIP heretofore
l. existing between the undersigned un-
der the firm name Of Earl 81 Steinmiller
is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
A. Il. Earl having purchased oil partner
ship effects. Mr. Earl will collect out.
standing accounts and settleaIl indebted
ness Of the old firm.
l.. STEINMILLER.
A. X. EARL.
Douglas City, Aug. 10, 1877. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

The People Of the State Of Caiyorma
send Greeting to CHARLES
HIRTuAN, Defenddnt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

Action hroukht
in tho DiStrtct
Court of the 9TH
! Judicial District
of he State Of
California, in and
! Tor the County of
Trinity, and the
! complaint filed in
said Co un ty OF
Trinity, in the Of
foe OF tho Clerk
of said Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01

ROSALIE HARTMAN,
PLAINTIFF.
NS.
CHARLES HARTMAN,
DEFENDANT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-09-01
ss'ahly Trinity 9cllraal.

x,v,N.TY COUNTY WARRANTS
lion Mt their Market value in payment
-. Subscription to the JouRNAL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Louisiana.

The fish market In Natchitoches Is
we'll stocked with fish Of all kinds.
tt Ia claimed that the crops in Tensas
parish were never more promising than
now.
The citizens Of Houma. Terrebonne,
held their Nichols mass meeting on
Monday, April 0.
Some pneumonia prevails in Pointe
Coupee. Otherwise, the health OF the
parish is excellent.
A meeting of Republicans In Carroll
parish recommended Mcmillan as
Collector Of the Port.
Cane is promising in st. John. It. Il
thought that the present sugar crop Will
he even greater than that OF the past
season.
The Thibodaux Sentinel is reviewing
the Industries Of that little city and
nointiro mt the improvements neces-
sary for its growth.
shreveport intends to establish bu-
ram OF emigration and everything
saams I'd Indicate that it Is going to
prove a great success.
the Natchitoches Vindtcator COM
nlai ms Of It's town being full OF loafers
and tramps, and suggests putting them
to to- work on the streets.
Thursday, Mays, has been selected by
the flremen Of Shreveport for their PEG
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17
A STRANGE ACCIDENT.
A sewer Caves in Burying Four Men.
Thustin State Gazette, April 49,


The sewer trench caved in upon four
men (Mexicans and negroes) yesterday,
at about y. m. The cave occurred
above Ash and directly in front Of Mar
tins boot and shoe shop. The trench
at that point was fully twelve feet deep.
The length of the slide was Is feet. Not
less than 600 cubic feet OF earth fell in.
At4 80 .. m. the diggers had succeeded
in liberating John More, (colored), OF
Wheatsville, from the living grave. One
other, q Mexican, was known to be alive
he was moaning piteously and begging
help.
LATER. Both the Mexicans were dead
before they could be resurrected. The
last man taken out was Ed. Hilyard,
tnegro.) He was in the trench for hours
before the diggers succeeded in releas..
ing him. A large stone was wedged
down upon his foot which had to be
split with q chisel before he could be
taken up. The poor fellow endured the
prolonged and horrible torture with
the fortitude of a stole, only in
dicating the intensity Of the pain
by half suppressed groans and the
big tears that rolled down his sable
cheeks tracing their course through the
dirt which besmeared his face. He
tainted away when at last he was free,
but revived and is likely to recover. We
could not learn the names OF the two
Mexicans, one of whom died just before
he was drawn out. He conversed with
his brother in his native tongue while
beneath the dirt. An immense crow d
remained about the scene OF the disaster
until the last man was taken out, which
was a few moments past 7o'clock p. m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17

Monthly advertisements. having Inc run y.
Az n.o ,,a,ar inasrted every other day, to be
ehsraed two-thirds the above raess s,spts each
Tditoral page monthly ACCOMPLISHMENTS o'''"
square. s9O per month.
Rates fer Advertising Ina the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
Tranaient and general rates the same as Tor
advertisements for the period Of one month
and longer as follows:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17

In GOOD old times importations of Piper-Heid-
seck one wear reached $1,000 baskets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
The BOARD to Examine Candidates.
tChichgo Times.1

WASHINGTON, April 10.
Secretary Schurz to-day announced
the names Of two members at large OF
his new civil service examining board
for the Interior Department. The gen.
tlemen chosen are DR.. George Ewing,
of the Secretary's personal staff, and s..
r. Warren, Of the Education Bureau.
AS stated last night, the third member
Of the board is to be named by the head
OF the bureau to which the persons ex-
amined belong. Examiner Bartlett is
a member OF the board for the patent
Office. A number OF names have been
sent to this board to be civil-serviced
out Of the department.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17

guaSETT's FLAvoRINa ExTRAcTs.-7he SUPERB
o,.stg of these extracts consists IN Their pe'Jec.
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
Ter into the composition of many OF the Fictitious
rnt f,ayors now in the market. They are not
NV true to their names, but are prepared from
truiss OF the best quality, and are go highly con-
only need be used.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON rsoUTE.'

GREAT JACK SON RoUTE.'
NEW ORLEANS, SIT. LOUIS AND uH1oAon
RAILROAD LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS,
will depart and arrive as follows: from Ca1liope
stree depot from March 25, 1877:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express No. $50 D. m. Express No. III 40 am
;, Nog and run daily, and daily except
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
70 and Milan, Tenn, without change, and for st.
Louis sleeper is taken on at Milan, enabling
passengers to go through without leaving the
train.
Friday evenings train makes no connections
at Duduoin for Chicago.
accommodation trains between New Orleans
and McComb City:
o. m. and 1880 D. m. Sunday.
Arrive 9;15 q, m. and ego D. m. Sunday. and
9:15 a. m. Monday.
:, Tickets for sale and information given .. q
A, d. SHELDON, Agent.
IL. ID. FEoST. General Manager. mhl
L "A" Eve go4 15hHa Ell LINZ RRl,.1A laAAA
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
VI" I' ozEHatS Ss A 4hR H * Louis
Trains arrive end peDart from Depos. foot Of
Canal street, as follows:
Exnraaa DxrAE s.m m Er,r.aa ARRIVE =; on : -
Express. 500 .. m Express. 49,. o:55 .. m.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati. Lou.
isyille Nashville and Ut. Louis, without change
and only one change to New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Office, corner Of Camp and Oommon
streets. opposite City. Hotel
mh2h J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17

A bill will be presented at the extra
session of Congress providing for an ap-
preparation Of 100000, to be used by
United States Commissioners to the
Paris Exhibition next year. There is
very little probability that such bill
will pass.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17

DOUBLE DAnY-On and after Sunday next
the 4th inst, the Jackson Road will have TWO
passenger trains daily, running TO and from the
East and West.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17

BuasErr's COLOGNE is fills in elegant bottles
Of superior finish and besuty--in themselves an
ornament. II has, in brief time, attained q
large and constantly increasing sale, confirming
The opinion Of the best judges, that it is equal,
If not superior, to the celebrated iarina.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17
.nvEnTrsINa RATEs-DAILx.

Transient advertisements u psr square q e ,en
t .,,oeh anbaen,ient consecutive Insertion.
wants, 10 Rent For Sales and Boas1,l.hag . VI
vertisements, 10 cents line. net oash sofa "ea-
aura None taken ut less than DO cents. ...,,
Advertisemants for the period OF ono month
nd longer, ms follows: ..u - i,,o mn.
Local or Business Notices esns ~ n,,t ne n
Editorial Notices. in Editorlai Vpe' " 'eh"' :"
HuH. not.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or TIE PAPER:
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY per annum $40; and at same rate hall
vearly and quarterly. ,., ..,srn
snUl nor annum % (. and ut same rate nal1-
vearIv and quarterly.
, 1877-03-02
"THEM'S MINE"
Why the I.nucs,.StnllI Suspended

EHrtkH tSer) Stnffnff
eciyel the appointment Of Under Sheriff, Is .
genial gentleman, md by all odils the best
ttory-teller IN The state. In early time. In Gull"
fornia, DOE waa running ~ popular saloon gu y,
the annals Of the Con,stock, aud the original Of
Mark Twaln's Scutty Briggs, was also denizcn
VI tnat localEty: Business was lively. for the
pluecrs were rich, and K. b: thought he aaw Il
chance for speculation. and aPr!Isd to Joe for
stand, which privilege was granted. 4. i.
entered Into hartncehlp with ono Smith, tho
popular constable at The bar, antl tho en,ccri
outfit consisted ol ono brass Kettle mud stove,
two dozen soupplafes, knives, forks, etc, and u
counter tmWorisetl from plank and two bur-
rcls. All tho eannetl oysters werc bought up,
@Tere a Tsa va. sI ~ % X 4 j. ,ude aaa out
the stuws with much satisfaction beamlng iron,
his lUrta rountcEuncc, hut with cnnkcr eattng
at fs leaFt, anu hts partner WIS the cause OF It,
a9 r rsu s, waa xs M s s'I tx N Ss x
ress III ls gal!a'1try he "set up" the oysters
whenever their delicate apMtEtes demanded
them, and In settling tor them, fell back on bis
lali Interest in the concern by rcmark'ng'
"Thrm's n,inc."
The thing was growing very monotonous, ind
X, d. reconstructed with Ills partner, who
promised to restrict his l!bcrnlity. One evening.
aftcra good run OF CUSTOM bruwn was pcnsivcly
lug up the receipts. wl,ena party came In and
ranged up to thu countrr. They were three
hsgntoncd sports four ladies' Of the lsrct llartc
type, and Smith. K: y. supposng some Of the
l,uys had made o winnipg, md was treatillg gu
thu strength of 1t, .lcftly arratEel eight patcs
| Ut stcws III front Ut the crowd. ltWaan fearful
lra!t 0n the cuntcnts Of ths kettle. but - cash
was "a proht, thought Brown, as he passeu the
pickles 10 lady, and blan1ly asked Smith L no
would hare little pepper-snucc IN hts. Wine
WAS called for aud procured at the bar, tho stand
heing responsible for 1t, aud the bar.Geeper said
Arkansas Dick ''must hare struck Tho right
car.l," nnd asked "lf ilo Wa trca.ing." DrUwN
did not know, but rushed back with tho winc,
which soon followed the oysters. and the repast
| was over. The guests slowly filed out, tho rear
| brought ur by Smith, who remarked 10 ih part
,cr. "Tken,'s mlnc, brown" 1t was too much.
Overcome With ruEr, Brown sc.zel au ax, aud
with one fell blow demolished the brass kettle,
scattering tho atew In a,l directions, and shout
| lux, ''That's inine!' Another sweep Of tho
Ak, and the soupplates werc . total wreck.
"Them's mlncIt 0nco more tlle * dcsrcnd.
| Cd, and the counter was k!naltng wool.
",that's tnfnett' r!lu9 out Oh tho all, ana ID
| Smith reached The door the ax, propelled by
| his partners vigorous arm, shaved OF his left
car, In which fingered the cry Of "D-n your
heart, that IA lnlHc, too That Is what hurstetl
| up the pystcT-star,tl on Iark'a bar,
, 1877-03-02


Tie quiet little town OF Darlington, In tho
north Of England, which prIles itsc't upon be-
fng the home OF tho first locomotive engine and
Of the Peasc family, who furnished the capital
for the first railroad, has now blossomed out
Into something decidedly new for this side Of
the Clanucl. lIarlly year ago It celebrated
tho iftlcth anniversary Of the opening Of tho
Stockton T. Darlington Railway, which was then
only small coaLroad, but which Inns to4lny
developed into tie main trunk linc Il. the King
tlorl-natncly, the Great Northern. But now
~ attempts nil iMitatton of Tho ObertAmncrgau
celebration In Upper Bavaria. The Primitive
Aiethodlats. Of tho northern part Of England
hive united III giving successful Scrlptural
drama Mt tho Mcehancs' Institute, IN Darling
ton. Tlle spectacle was entitled "josrps afld
Ills Brethren" arl the Scriptural narrative was
divided into nine scenes. The peri9rmcrs
dressed tho clluracters they represented taro-
fully aul judtcionsly: fl'atuol''s throsc,
J0seph's coat, and the Oriental costumes were
IOrtrayet! with remarkable fidelity. Between
Inc scenes the chorus rang, us ut Ober- -A1nmcr.
gau. Tie novelty l,as attracted h,uch ntteN-
tion throughout England. More especially
tius such bcrn the cnsu because tho Metholists
orc known to bo SO nvcrkc to anything having
'<ypn sclnblancc to dramatic Representation.
, 1877-03-02

A correspondent informs usthat In the village
OF Drayton 9ru!n-buyer, several weeks ago,
saved aandcr from two dogs who were acting
rudely toward him, and ever since he has shown
the greatest affection for his protector; In fact.
liz never leaves lin while in the market, aud II
he enters atorc or other place Of business, the
Eaulcr will Ecmaln outside the door until his
Guardian comes out, aud will always greet him
with Kindness, Which he shows by making great
notse, tapping his wings, waxgtng biz tall. and
Following him wherever ha goea. lie is the OBJ
served OF all observers. aud IL certainly cur!os-
Ity lie Gun be secn every day in tue vlliage,
following h,s protector from door to door. The
peFcept!ye faculties OF this gsnder are remarked
Gy everybody, aud particularly by strangers, As
hu will perceive bis protector tn the morning ~
viii Immediately dy to him with every demon
stratiUn Ut love.
, 1877-03-02

In some parts Of Belgium attempts have been
made to extirpate the moles from the soil. At
one of the most elegant chAteaus In that coun-
IN, surrounded by park adorned BY maguta.
cent lawns, men wers employed TO eaten anu
oH. and disappeared entirely, in consequence of
which the yelvcty grass of the lawns soou With,
cred. The vause Of the mischief was q einal!
white weed which had bceu kept down BY tho
u,ules. These little animals, though trouble
I'd, very useful on au estate. The proprietor Of
tle chut eau, after he had made the discovery,
1as Obliged " stock his place with fresh sup;
ply Of niulss, after which sha lawns toustshess
IL afvfmetly,
, 1877-03-02
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THE EAnT1I'g SONG,
IlOw cold the naked Garth must be!
The little snow -dakcr sing;
Then down thoy ny 40 feathcsy,
To make covering.
How lone and bleak the snow. gist earthi
The Jealous sunbcams eayi
so they como down with gladaouae mislh,
And melt tho snow away.
How hot and parchcd tho flowers must bot
The anxious fatn.drdns think;
So they descend 10 showosy-
O how tho htossoIna drinkt
Thus SNOW, and sun, and rain. In turn,
Al, lend thcIr MD 10 mn;
Though each the othcE seeks to spurn,
1t ends Ia ministry.
So often, IN the life Of men,
Their works, though born OF strife,
by Him WIN has the deeper ken
Aro turned 10 germs Of life,
CHARLES Rusus
, 1877-03-02
What 4 Girl Swallowed,

ETHE1HNQN ssUF, II
A 4-year-old daughter u Nj. rcrmcnus Car
son, Of Peach uruve, In Culerain Township.
about nineteen days ugo kwallowed piece ot
wood iucllcs long, aud which had q pin pro-
ttuding from onu end Of 1t. Last Monday the
ril!1l waa attacked with Violent spasm of
coughing, aud during 1t the pin and stlrk were
thrown out. The little girl Il now recovering
YhttiIly,
, 1877-03-02
SULLIVAN.
Proceedings Of the Fourth Day OF
the Trial.
A large Crowd In Attcndance---
Opening by MIR. SWEET.
fho Examination of the Witnesses for
the Defense Begun.

tho Defense Begun.
The interest In the trial Of Alexander sullt- |
yap, upon tho charge Of killing Francis 1fnnfort1
eesms not 10 abatc, the attendance at tho Criminal
Court yesterday, tho fourth day. being AZ large az
u.un, All tAc benches were occupied, aud faw
people wero permitted 10 stand IN tho nIalcs,
though targe number were excluded. Tho moet
psrfcct order. however, prevailed There wcto
Atout 100 ladirs prcscnt, md Bfrs. Sn1lIvnn was
gated beside her husband a. before. Shc and ono
u her friends were morcd to tears once OF twice
curing the day.
Upon the opening Of tho conrt,
uK. SWEET
continued his opening for The 1sfense, claiming
that Sullivan and his wife md brother went to
tIsnfords house for perfectly lawful purposc.-to
sseure retraction OF falso charges Agninst Mrs.
Sullivan. fIo admitted TINT Sullivan struck Han.
tod, but It won1d Lc shown that 1Ianford attacked
Nn Sullivan and struck her, and then rushed to.
wsrd the accused. who waa held tight by McMnl1en,
ss snn sht II 10 % ptoeet III vo 4. o ad ptoect
h q If sa Ss hs . q es
sss ssssss II nSa . III % q as.a
though the n*sa,lant q The asss place,
Ii T.. 1snfofd reneye she ss.auls TINS Sesoning
the aEgrcsror, and tho nccured. fearing Mt teaft
:fs 1S ano ha' /; ST.
himself KIM beyond the pale q civilization and
Sullivan va warranted IN acting promptly. cor.
sttssied sf y sarTetes., TSs Iaw Did net resaIIe
sas,s saf g wait a pssVs e.
ei,ion oi the Supreme Court, wes not indlspensa::
Il eli s s"yss ~. 1s sg ~ hssss:ss
r. xSIe t1s,4 rsr' doubts of guilt that fact had
v.s then called by tic defense, and tho anonymous
M sy 'o9 81 s dssS sdaSao 5 T II e efSs ossrd f Il
is, ~ Insw in whose hsndwritias il wa, lie re:
Mr. Svett offered tic document In evidence.
ME. ysn Amman objected bceause u WAS not ad.
a eou s cssnssa ~ nea
action. According to taose rutcs, nothing was ad-
mItsiblo IN the nature Of . previous provosat!2n.
o. oeeunsd a It the timo q I'D Homicide and wos 80
e." sss seeni @ p. ss
teasa. Va: ssiG ss 1sn 5GpGII I
opsd @ Jon on The former tsiai. From the time Of Tie
sJme u thc homicide, Il being the subject Of con.
vereaton. all that occurred was one cMtiro trans.
fass ~ VII 70 bsng q o re,
deceased townfds tic dcfcndant's wife. llo had
tIis md found that il was sstsled that at nntece
dent events down to the hon,tcllc ,werc part Of
Tho witness said he was . membcr. Of tho I'oarl
Of Education from August 1871, to tho 1Fst part
Q.-po you know nythtng about the existence
In that }uard Of a Ring, MS 1t is commonly called.
for any corrupt purposes q any Character what. M
loafd Of Educn.lon other than m ordinary aud
proper eonncctionf