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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10
Ehc statues "a Samuel Adams
aud Soiln winthrop.

The Wellington correspondent Of
tire H6fii describes the siatucs Of
john Winthrop ana samusi Adams,
recently prc-anted to Congress by
Massachusetts:
Richard S. Greouaugh second If
the name mud family to bring his
work 10 the Capitol In hi- John Win
lhrop has followed details Of cos
tune handed down by portrait or
in museum down to the diamond
shaped bcIt-buc3,Io, uncomonly like
the fastening orR harue-. strip. and
the first noticeable thing about tbB
costume. ia GATE and tho precise
attitude az the statue ono side Of the
pEdcstaIGnaounce5 ~ John Winthrop
.l'be fret Gcveruorof Massachusetts,
landing With tlie rIaFlrr" Landing
he II, thc charter, wax soal and all,
in one hand, and big book in the
athcr. There are dangerous and an
,ligniGed chances iH stepping fr0n
the narrow PROV Of bmt, as Barth-
Dl1i's Lafayette, but This figure steps
everywhere in general from Is board
which rests nowhere On particular,
The hawscr- twislrd around the tree
stump at the right siggeat an imHg-
mary baaG bot cysi. from 80 lrnag-
mary boa man Yilh IS aims full
can do % w3ikjaE, Winthrop
scarcely gteps lie rolls Ile right
foot swings forward and out and the
LEFT back and round ii must be
quick movement which saves
stumble on Plymouth beach, always
snpposing John Winthrop landed at
Plymouth For the rest, there is
portrait accuracy pointed beard, a
mild hammered fsco, doablet, cloak,
hose, rosctted SHOES and muf.
1t l. hard avoiding Its stiff round;
1t was not done in Winthrops por-
trait, but that II small excuse for
cutting his head Oft from all show Of
neck and sympathy with u Chinese
congue Of noicbed marble. I'm life ]
fancy, tho siarchcd caiEbric, as II
took the softened Isabelle yellow by
time and grew limp aud yielding,
formed 40 unreasonable fail 10 beard,
aud hair, aad throat. The marble
suggests nothin. 0f this here, and
the ruff cuts the statue Ia two, To the
hopeless coneeniment Of poise and
confusion ofdrapery concealed cloak
strings suggesting cloak likely To
drop off the left shoulder altogether.
This has To be said f9r Anna Whit
reys Samuel adams, that whiIecos,
tumc has gained angles and lost col
ar ~ toIcrabiy constant increments
l0r soino hundreds 81 gears, size has
made her hcf0's dress undeniabiy
more graceful than Grcenougi's.
one can 30 accurate aud precise in
4 he dates again here. The statue
I has its label inthe pl9rasetiiat sprung
i from Adams on an eXigent night.
Might IL approachiugi an immedi-
ate answer il expected. Both rcgi-
menis Or none. March 9, l770.''
Falling short 1t may he Of the full
tone and temper Of the moment,
Samuel ADAMS stands with some
hint OF its needs III face and figure.
The man Il doing nothing, waiting,
standing enthusiastically standing
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10
NO Terms with Traitors,

SeM aFk Times.
And now, as the last refuge of baf-
fled scoundrelism, CONFESS talk about
compromise. The interposition of
Providence is profanely Invoked in
behalf of perjurer, who, having
tried to buy tile Presidency and
failed, and having invoked revolu-
tionary agencies With no other effect
than 10 arouse the indignant HOSTILE
y. Of conservative sentiment. now
proposes to negotiate terms for the
acquisition or executive authoritity.
Under whatever covering this sug
gestlon may be mado whether II
emanates from gathering Of con-
spiritors in Creamery Park, or a
light supper party in Madison av-
enue 1T j. unworthy OF considera
ton for an instant There can be no
bargaining, no compromise, whore
trnth and principle are concerned.
Had Mr.. Iilden been elected, no Re-
publican conn laint would have been
heard. His Inauguration would
have come as matter oil cogrse, and
the Republicans would have trusted
TO time for their vindiceti0n. A diff
ferent result has been brought about.
Mr.. Tilien has been defeated; aud
the Republican majority viii make
no terms with traitors. or with weak
and timid souls who imagine that
they are serving the country by SUR
to the preteusiona Of its
treacherous enemies.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10
Ii. Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
sa:! Nail Route .! lie United States

j. the most direct convenient and. economical
way Of reaching Philadelphia and this great TX
hlbition from all sections Of the country, lts
trains - and nom Philadelphia will pass through
Grand Centennial Depot. which tlrc Company
have erected ~ the Main Entrance To the EXHIBIT.
tiDn tirOundS for the accommodation OF pas~en-
gers who n ish stop az ar start frnm the nuner.
aus large hotels contiguous to this station and
the ENhlhitiun--a convenience of the greatest
ValUc To visitors, and Afforded exclusively by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. which is the only line
running direct ia the Centennial buildings. tx
CilrSions will also stop AT the fncnmpment of the
fatrou OF iluSbandry, at FIN station on this
ruaa
Tie renusylyania Railroad Is the gran,lest rail.
way organization IN the world. II controls sew
ersi thousands OF miles nf roadway, forming con
tinuous lines to Philadelphia. New York. Halti-
more and Washington, over which luxurious day
and night ears are run from Chicago, 81, lcnis.
louisville. Cincinnati indianapolis, Columbus
Toledo Cleveland. aud Erie. without change.
IT. main line is laid with double and third
tracks 81 heafy steel rails upon deep bed nf
hrah cn ~ianc ballast. and IT, bridges are all OF
iron or stone Its passenger trains are equipped
With every known Improvement tor comfort and
sate1y uud run al faster speed for greater dis
Eamccs than tiie trains ni any line on the CONT
ncit, The Company has largely increased Its
equipment tar Centennial traScl, aud will he
prepared iu build ia iiS own shops locomotives
and passenger cars ~ short notice sufficient TO
flily aceeIampdaie amy extra demand The nm
r9ttatV1 resources ~ the command of the ,oal-
lauy guarantee the most perfect aceummods.
t!ans for all rs patrons during tina Centennial
Exhibition
THE magnificent scenery for which the F,nHs
sylranip Railroad t. So Justly celebrated preenis
IL the trsSrlcr over its perett roadway and ever.
CHANGING panorama Of river, lnouuisin, aud
landscape rcNs uncYnslcd ia America
lie eating stations on this line are unsurps ,Seu
Meals viii hc furnished 90 suitable hnufs aud
apple sine allowed for enjoying them.
Excursion tickets, ST reduced rates. W III be sold
~ All principal Railroad Ticket Offices in the
West North west aud Southwest.
lie sure thar yuHr tirkcis read via the Grrst
PENNSYLVANIA Route Ia The Centennial.
FRANK THOMSON y. VI. BOYD Jr
Aca,Jyii NaEagrT. U,YtY fass'F LssHf
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Prospectus for 1877.
The Favorite and Leading Newspaper
Of the West.
pallg. ri weekLy Semi wcetLy and weetly.

Daily. Tn Weekly Semi Weekly ana Weekly.
The success or the GLnnE- DENocrAr since the
consolidation Ut which Il Is in fscl sud In name
the product, has been such a. to excite universal
comment, Its circulation has steadily increased
since IL frs; issue. aud its sepCrsl bushes. pros
prEity has kept pace nh Is circulation. Thus
encouraged. ilt prnpftslorS ARE determined that
tu The future uo effort will he spared 10 keep It
iu the Tiaul rank at Western journalism.
Politically. the GlWEE- pEHprrAt y ii supporter
Of the measure, of tie Republican party helicy.
lug that organization 10 lee tiIC best adapted by
S. psuciplc- aud policies io pcrpetuate our form
81 government aud 20 .ecIr' IT, administration
in 81 manner host calculated tn promote the good
Gf the gpuuirF.
Tho popular demand he not only lur au organ
uT upl!uH, hHt Ter q hi.tury of tie timrs come
thiHg that VIII come fully up a. the poets ir.cp nf
4 mup"f husy life
N fluctuations and H.. vast concerns
~ This Iu~pCrt we caiW tor The GLuBG. DEAa.
tllAta reputation Second 10 that ct DO journal
W lby Ms"t, EivlshuR &C. 10 rival H suF cfi0r. Ia
ul,t AHA isr ur yr ana a. present iIIF s4lnp I'm
rrB.iHbir NWd attractive shape.
Dtr Bim s. 4" publish newspaper giuTtrd To
tie wants, tuate- and Interests Of tEu people vi
thu Il,-ietippi valley, To th.s CpI 81 nay -
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and tic adjoining ~iblrs-to watch fhr3s progress
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Fayorttc Residence.
I Olive Logan writes fornl IGndon
= Ah> ns.n,a RIO fhrs.

Olive Logan writes form I,endon
. the Graphic TINS: 4.
It Is doubtful ii Versailles Itself un-
Ter the Grand Monarch was the
oqual OF the Windsor or our epoch.
1bm parison is difficult 10 make be-
UWesu the two. Versailles even now
% like some vision seen in dreams.
This peculiarly must have been only
nDogo marked In the daysof its great
-; but Windsor, spite OF all its
ioognifcence, the inestimable value
"a the treasures 1t contains, is, above
~ and before all, home "A beanii-
NJ, comfortable home, standing IN q
1ossly natural park.
The show-rooms Of Windsor are
yory magnificent, indeed. Partien-
1ns1Y ID st. Georges Hall imposing,
~ reason OF Its grand proportions,
wAlle the audience chamber and the
III rooms are saloons glowing with
- richest Gobelin tapestries. with
IcsIcss portraits by Vandyei and
90 out-and out splcndor which !
hnnot depict, and TO give even a
INT OF which, therefore, must
NV on the intelligence Of the
Dnder.
RIvATE APARTMENTS or riIF
QUEEN.
A. usual, however, with such
ices, II Is not what In shown the
lpitor 1t Winsdor but what ii with
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10
The WeekIy Globe Democrat.
How an Emerged orlsso Of
FIlty-Six Columns.

b. enphttIraily d PAPER tor the pcoplc--and e.
a.U,.4tiy itWitg ,fcHSpapyL '8uihliiiug % IL
dun- q complete summary 81 Hli The important
ErFsr iIUH al parts vi lta world number Of
editorials "u eGtyp'u topics; carefully selected
gu4 interesting Wisr,ilauy yaiu1'ir matter for
lHp farmer, hpIisoW 80 merchant, aud mechanic,
IHp latest Hhd Iunsi reliable Ike stock and crdp
u.tfu~ss. f. financial and commercial column
iHiIg k'gDwn ~ r0urlet", and more reliable
than lint If guy other pa?sf published Ia IN"
Wet. hirh WITH tie ESPECIAL attention always
given tB she progr,st aud the IHpid development
- th, ri.suuri 81 ~ the fftbl West ran mol but
make the WcrtIy Gl9hrs Democrat welcome
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10

State heESEiFT4
Creating new territories continues
to form part az the duties Of the Re-
public. Tie senate last week passed
Il bill organizing Huron out Of the
northern portion Of Dakota. II is 10
form parallelograin with tho Brit
ish Possessions as It's northern bound.
airy, Minnesota on the east, Montana
on tie west, aud the rcmainilig por-
tions or Dakota or the south. That
distant region already lppssesses q
population estimated ut 10000, and
one Of the reasons urged for the pro-
posed division IL that Northern aud
Southern Dakota, rs that territory Is
now constituted, practically form
two distinct communities widely
separated by the absence Of eonyen-
tent facilities for mutual intercourse.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10
Centennial Exhibition,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

fistitS Treat International Exhibition designed
Il 10 commemorate She one hundredth anniver-
saty Of American Independence. opened May
10Th, and viii close November 10th. 1875. All the
tories OF the lnion are participating in this won-
tcrtnl demonstration. bringing together the most
comprehensive collection OF arr treasures me-
ufaeturing achievements mineral specimens and
AGRICULTURAL products ever exhibited, The
grounds devoted to The Exhibition are situated
an the line of the pennsylyanie Railroad and
vmhyafr four hundred aud frs .seres of Fair
mount Park all highly improyei nm crianlen>
tel, ola which are erected the 2gsgest buildings
ever canSiruttea--ftse Of these covering an area
of iiiiy acres and costing s5,ualWN The total
number VI buildings erected for the purposes of
the Exhibition Is near tMo hundred During the
thirty days immediately following the opening
III visited II
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10

The Gafe Gfg thus explains: Jet
ties src Artificial banks msde at GER
tain pIaces 70 direct lie current Of n
stream. THOSE nlstie by Eads are
made Of willows. The word mat
tress conveys very good idea Of their
.tape and interviewer construction
ffhcy are banded together by means
OF planks and hickory pins, as bolts,
and then showed OF the wags-
launched and lowed TO their final
resting place. The bottom layer Of
mattresses - at least onc-third great
err i'm widtl, than the top, butall are
off, generally uniform thickness Of
about two feet; length, seventy-five
feet. In ps:tiing these things down
they break joints after the manner
Of an ordinary brick or stone wall.
Between the different layers broken
stone Il shattered for tho purpose Of
settling them down.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10

with hs gloss and freshness ~ youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked. and badness often, thongl.
not always, cured by it, use. Moth
inc can restore the hair where the
foliclcs are destroyed. OF the glands
atrophicd and decayefi. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead oftoul-
ing the hair with pasty sediment. It
will keep it clean and vigorous Its
occasional use will prevent the halr
from turning gray ~ i:iliins Of AMI
consequently prevent b'l'iness. Free
from those deleteriou> substances
which make some preparations tsa''-
cerous, and injurious to the hair. the
Ni4.or can only benefit bat not harm
il. Ii wanted merely iop .
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1877-01-10
YOUNG MEN.

Bayiies Greal Mercantile College. keokhk,
Iowa. on the Mississippi Nineteenth year.
About silty dollars pay III expcnss-, Tor Msi.'
berShin toaui and Stationery. BOOK .ssrpefs
vsyofs ana Teachers thoroughly nties ksilfoAa
Isie FeduesN. Gopod situations ~ sssanohs
Dsx's an 70 address frok MIXER. Aesksk. isSs.
4-1ey1
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RIIvrIsR

A. are the sspsri.nrss Of this iif s.a. are Nth,
out iss silver ,ininx. Trouble. snd c.rr. rom.;
eoms abide With W; sonis psys Aray. To-day til.
BODY " vsscsous. to-morrow " Il dssd sni gone:
hfs 81 bsst 10 shert end tbs great problem how to
psrpetusts IL 10 stiii uoscIseS. LII, hov...r can
b psolsngsi, tbs ~vak ssd fssk. body made strong
no Wsttsr from vbsf rsp.e induced, and Instead ii
beng tuyass ~ dfspsptie ssd dsbtit.t.d baiivs
csn ss msds an shdarisx PIsssav-; But bow sim.
riy by tbs daily apd moderate use or Dr. erY.u,s
bittsr topir, This truly medicinal preparation 10
sets cheap ssd trashy srtieIs. intrndrd simply 10
stlmuiAts sbd hen i~pss the second stsis Of ID.
tody vcfss than the fsst hat IL gently r.tAs-s III.
tpwsls stiEalstss fiis liver, make II work on
hse<ssbss esd Low spirii.. r.ii.vys satai~n.y aud
1ai stsussh, gisipx tone snd stability Ia that or.
gas With sn isersss.i sud healthy sy,Ytt-: r,.n
tstss fsusis wsakbsss, prevents f.vsr aud aga.
spa nsiAsioss &lsssess. project. the s,st.n iron,
ussbslssoms AIR ssd impurs water, and ritsiixss
ssa tunes the wheis bsdy sgsisst sli sttsrs, II
aisssss. Try ", snh you viii End II pleasant to To.
tssts SD healing - the body.
In sudden Or ssvvrs Eases ~ Liver Cospisirt.
~ W sesstipstob ~ the bowels, fsw doses OF DR.
Gfsss's liver pills will assst the rosie In cars,
/ sDA II yea srs shAkisg uitb agus, Dr.. 0reess AEns
| 10 - si-ss IT. VRkScn.
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A,y er s
Hul,. Vlgoa',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A .lressing
which is at once
!; hle,
healthy. and r.
iccttral i"r pre-
serving the
hair. Eaea or
q,o.y hair is SOM
festoird d rs
ofigi.aM eo{oa..
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knexvilie Branch G. y. & q.

I rsins pass ~ Tracy asd L~yii,s.
j. NJ BEcHTEI., Agent, Knoxville.
SAINT. POWELL, Gent =. 4 Il. Art.
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And In Act every noisra appliances shish 10 sscss
lated TO aerssss tho csp'fort aud safety Of rsssn-
gsrs.
Msgninssnt Sleeping G, 70 ere run en- sisbt trsIss
splendid day casehes day ira Inc 20 Chicago and
elegant sscliniby Chair Cars on evening trains to
INbiASaP0Lts and CINCINNATI without charge.
BY this rout, passsng.rs viii avoid dviays aud
tsssrssabs Dm stous transfers through large etiss,
which nssss u especially as.irsbis for cid people
and those not accustomed tn travelling ,udfor lsirs
travelling alone. Gsntlsmaniy ana eourtscas Con :
duetors 81 hs routs are si-sys ready to spteipsts
the wants Of passengers.
Thtosgh tickets eau bs obtained ~ the nxes Of
sii connecting Roads. bsggags checked threuSh.
Bs SURE saa ssk for tickets reading, via II, r A..
w." Route, from BariinE,ss, ksekek ~ Peoria.
A. T.. HOPKINS. Receiver,
n. q. TOWNSEND. uss, pass Tat sgi. Psoris, III
For further isformA,ios Ia rsgasd 10 trs'xht OF
Passenger Husinsss, sdtrssG
W.R. CHUMPTON,
G,a,rsi Western Agent
I0i NAs Street
20.sS.2i.s1 # BURLINGTON IOWA.
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ESTABLISHED 1866.
Am sricaa and Foreign Patsnts.

ESTABLISHED 1866.
Amsricaa and Tersign Patents.
GILMORE 4 Co, Successors to Chapman. Hos.
countries. No fees IN advance. No charge unless
the patent IL granted. No fees for making pre-.
liminaTy examinations. No additional fees fol-
obtaining and conduciing . re hearing special
attention given 10 Interference Cases brfore the
Patent Oficc, Extensions before Congress, In.
rstlon appertsinlns 10 Inventions or Pstents.
Send stamp % Giimois Gu, for pamphlet NJ
~ sixty pages
Old Bounty LaaA Warrants.
The last Report Of the Commissioner Ot the
G.nrrsl Land Dniev shows 2.sa3sm acres oi
bounty Land warrants outstanding, These were
issued under act Of 1850 and prior acts. Gilmore
q 90 pay cash Tor them. send by registered lst.
ter Where assignments are Imperfect ne Gre
instruction, 10 perfect them 81
United States General Land Once.
Contested Land csses prosceutrd before the
,nrnt Of The Interior. Private Land Claims min.
Ing and pre-empiion claims and homestead csss
attended Ia
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
ofc.rs, soldiers, and ssiiors OF the late wsr. OF
their heirs are In many cases entitled 10 money
from the Government of which they hare no
knowledge. Writ full service, snd state sm0un'
of pay and bounty received. Enclcst stamp 10
fillmore A. 10, and full reply snsf sfsmlDs
lion, win be given you Tree
psnstons.
All ofhcsrs -oldicrs, and ssIlofs wounded, rnI,l
tured. or Injured in the late war however slight
IS. can obtain pension Ny addressing Gilmore
60.
Case. prosecuted by Gilmore a 20 befors the
supreme Colirt OF the United ktstes the Court Of
Claims aud the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department Of Vnf business IL conducted
~ O separate burest. under the charge OF the
saae eIperisnred parties employed by the old
firm, Prompt attention 10 all business entrusted
10 Gilmore < 20 IL thus serufsd. We desire 10
win ssceess by dsservingit -
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Y. y. 4 JOHN BARNES.
hostfsrd, NianshsSo Co.,

. fstsB Ne, December l4tb, 1874
Asesre. ~. y. Jche bsrae.--Gsnitv n,rH;--i
eeAvsd 80 fsss h1 tsiastrsds for portieo. and IS
ssses:is - srst TOO dsys rsunipE. k,.ry on. Who
~ sttessssd The working Of ihs ss~ has preDoup-
ssS ik tAs ssost ss.fai nssbtws ser invented 1
nsss isss werhtpx from twsiys 10 sixteen n,n, ard
havc e"ss 81 my shop ~srh scroll saving IN ysnr
ssehips sn.ning u sally since I purchased II. and
SAG. fshi "othisG for rspsIrs, .Irspt for Saw
vsish Amount sas eoapsvsfi lively small. Three
vsshs aiess vsrntsssd sous Imported woods, aud
ss~s dssiGHs asa turr.d my attention. 10 frat work
bsrs svsrsysd per as5 since that tisD. eli 80.
ss"s ~ ~ eesnrstio. ~ pleasant and py6Hisblp for
asehssts 10 spend bis winter days IT ~ the shove
sssr masbs raws % lightly and .ssiiy that II will
set fs The mot jslfsts mss after little prseiie.,
- ~, sonsiass yenr msrhins Indispensable 20 any
ssfrsessr. sevsvsr snsn his snspsss 10. ~ he ess
istfsauss The tlttls ssshins to his sersp pill. std
Gsis ssosgA srsetsIs 10 csc week 30 pay Ar his
Asehjhs. evnsistr sly ssschns inst a. .ss.nflsi
In ny cher - . set Of ksnsh pisnss.
fss y Terry trniy, 9s
/. tfspts8 8e n. FRED BILL.
Arrhiisstand builder.
~ Addrsss, ior full isfIrsstiop.
" -. JOHN BARNES,
~ ." W kochofrd. iiiiaais.
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ELOCUTION.

Z. IA TEI i II 10 IN.
VIII give private Instruction 20 yonns Ladies'
and gentlemen.
Teachers will receive thorough drill ~ the
best method. OF teaching Reading. Satisfaction
guaranteed, Inquire Al Book store southern
Corner Public s9Iars
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nspNka' fOOf-pOW
sCkoi.L SAWS Ann LATllEs.
500 toeit - averaged per
deg siih ihsss mschiDss. All
vsnl sosksss shssIS ace then,
SOS en- asbs AttAl, per aAy
sifh thea. bssidss learning 3
proAishs trade. For . ssmtls
Of ssslsK sssd 2yots. for the
Aystis Psxsls, ~ vssks~'s Dres,a
We sssd 10 BY taaiI, say whasS
yea rcd thts. snsi addf.ss Kr
fall dssesIptipe. fg 10
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The New York herald., 1877-01-13
THE MIDDLETOWN MYSTERY.

AN INQUEST ON THE ALLEGED MURDER OF
HENRY BROWN AND THE SUPPOSED ARSON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. H. 1877.
coroner's inquest was held this afternoon the
romans of Henry Brown, who was burned to death in
his own house, at Middletown Newport. The first
witness was his son, Charles Brown, who testified that
he went to lis protherinaws house at nine O'Clock
for the purpose OF staying all night, his sister
sick; admitted that he returned his fathers house
at ten o'clock for tho purpose OF getting sor
his brother; went out doors at about two O'Clock
following morning and light In the athers house;
Tho brother-n law, Fillmore Coggesnail, testified
that ho came to his house q ten minutes after one
O'Clock on the morning OF the fire, aud that about
O'Clock his brother called him and said he believed the
old man had set his house FIRE. When asked by the
jury Why ho did not remain ut home, ho replied that
"thc old man raising help and would not let him
stay made effort to rescue his father noticed that
there had been several articles belonging to HIM which
had been taken from tho house before they had arrived
among them icing an insurance policy and decd OF
property; tho reason OF his having the deed that
Brown had transferred the farm TO him prevent
attachment beng lowed, and supposed he could get
before he came into the testify Brown
wanted him 10 "back him up;'' the fire could not be
seen from his house; was ut q loss 10 account for
Charles seeing It; did not send him for OIL
TWO other witnesses were examined, but tho testi-
mony was not important. The inquest was adjourned
10 secure the testimony of Coggeshall's wife.
dict will be rendered tomorrow.