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American Family Bible Publishing Company. Cinein-
natl Ohio s fully able to do what they osr and We
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of them, are more than pleased; their Bibles ere
selfcxplaning and the amount Of extra matter they
bind with the Bible If bought sepsrstety, wsad cost
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are not satisfied
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Y Mother, when your dear baby suffers in teeth
ing ass Dr. Wisshelrs Teethiag Synp. IL requisites
the bowels soothes the pain and brns nstaral seep
Sold BY c. B. Bedford 4 Co, and d. C. Sinclair
Trey: Aug. Miller. wsthsaa-
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Notice Final.

Having favored you until am tired of it, by wait
ing and waiting for settlement Of your old account
now give you final notice, that if not attended to
once your shall 20 into the hands of the
Justice for collection.
Dec s. 1873 CT. VAN BUsKIRK.
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q Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages oiosn
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same in paper cover -
cents. Manhood, 10 certs; Womanhood' ~ GEM"
Pamphlet 3 cents-securely sealed, by mall oeho
money or postage stamps. DIR. WHITTIER tine sre.'
SPECIALIST 6l1 ST. Charles Street, st. Louis, MO.
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II Frank Kotsch has located his shop in the brick
building next door to the Highly House, where he will
attend to his customers promptly, heretofore until
he again has building of his own.
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Notice,

All persons indebted to McCrum & Cowen, must
settle by January lst either with money note We
expect to sell only for cash, after January lst 1879
Respectfully, McCRUx & CowES.
Doniphan, Dec. 26 1873
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WHY, vERILYi

n All kinds of Machine Needles, at reduced pri-
ces at L.ocke's Jewelry Store
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EF' Squire Stratton, of Doniphan. was up today.
He brought in n bottle of his wine composed Of the
juices of five different fruits, and that sticks TO the
mucous membrane for half day after drinking. Some
of it still hangs on to our muc.
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~ When horses and cattle are sptfifiess, scragC
and feeble, they need treatment with Uncle same
Condition Powder. 1t puridics the blood. improves
the appetite. Cures Colds and Disfemper'' lnv,sor
.tes the sytem, and will keep the animal N Healthy
u.,a.ome Condition. Sold by C. B. Bickford & Co.,
- n G. Sinclair, Troy Aug. Miller, wathens-
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r. Our Severance correspondent, last week, brag-
ged of a lot of hogs shipped from that place. Within
q few days past, John Wilson bought of farmer in
this Township, "a head of hogs that averaged 364
pounds apiece. That is pretty good, this year.
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r. For information concerning the treatment of
chronic diseases with Electricity send for pamphlet
Electric treatment, which will be sent free, ap
plcation to the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery
Co., 1872 and 1874 jackson ST., Chicago, Ill. Sold by
c. B. Bickforj Co., and d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug.
Miller, Wathena.
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II All our correspondents but two are on Christ
mas drunk this week. We hope they will be straight
ened up in time to give interesting lists of items
next week.
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~ That egg-nog party did not come off. Christmas
Eve, in consequence of pressing engagements on the
part of our chief chemist who could not attend with
his crucible.
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IT. The Chief and the old Saturday Erening Pos,
of Philadelphia the Oldest literary paper in the Unit
ed States. will both be sent one year for S3.25.
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r. The citizens of the Maynard School District,
south of Troy, had Christmas feast ut their school
house, Tuesday night, which was largely attended,
and n good time is reported.
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II Pliny Soper, Albert Perry. and George Burk-
halter are home from college, spending the holiday
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~ UucIe Davy Lee and Joe Rea have two hogs
apiece for SALE but if prices do not up they talk
of shipping them.
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sR Sol. Miller is now engaged in cleaning out w
w Guthrie late candidate for Congress in the First
District Miller is simply terrible, and Guthrie would
do we'll to quit.-Wickita Eagle.
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Now Due.

Now Due
All accounts for the past year my books arc no'c
due, and persons owing the same are requested to
come forward Immediately and settle, either with
Cash, Corn. or by Note. j. J. NORRIS.
White Cloud, Dec DC, 1878.
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rTHF. Shaner, seneschal of the ancient castle O
Shivelton, in Platte County. Mo-, is in town.
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BIAsKs-A large supply of Warranty and Unit
claim Deeds, Real Estate and Chattel Aostsases,
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks such - Sunnons'
Warrants etc; Constables' Sale and other BLANKS
fohee Judges Blanks, ETC.. ETC., neatly printed anu
Tor sale at this Office
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Notice.

All persons owing accounts, must settle by cash
or note. by January 1st
c. b. BIcKFoRD & Co.
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Money 10 Loan,
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on five
years time less. Interest eight per cent per annnm
Commissions reasonable.
II. & w. II. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, St. Joseph, Mo.
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= For every ache, psia and bruise .. man or
beast, Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment 10 the
Balm Sold by C. B. Bedford 4 Co, and d. c. SIN
elsir, Troy; Ang Miller, Wsthsaa
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All who are indebted to the undersigned, by note
account are expected to settle the by January
lst 1872 c. LELAND, JR.
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n VIZ. WHITE viii pay the highest market pre'
for Psaltry, 1t Troy Junction Give him q call.
Dec le-tf
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Oils.


All kinds of Machine Oils, as low at ST. Joe or
Atchison, at c. Il. BIcKFoRD & Co.
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~ Why be distressed with headache. low spirits
and nervousness, when Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills
are sold by c. B. Bickford & Co., and D. c. Sinclair,
Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena!
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Report Of school District No. -.
Is HEALTH WORTH AN EFFORT

Pupils not absent-Frank Lynch, Nonnie Harris.
Ebert SIMON, Teacher.
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Money 70 Lem, :,
On long time ct low interest. on well improved
o0niphan County, Ksnsas. Apply to
iuneal XXX STOUT. Troy, Kansas
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Mast Be settled by Jasaazy lst
Dee. -. Ts0Y Lrnnes lam.
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JrsT REcEIvED-A large stock of Wall Paper and
Border. G. Is. BIcKFORD & Co.
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n For Pure cidrr Vinegar, g TO .. O. s'nel''ri
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THE
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the Rnrai has 20 mnch improved"
For ye.rs have taken the leading agriculture, iour
mails and they q. seem tame to when compared with
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Prof. e. II. Shelton, Kansas Ag1 College:
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than all the rest put together"
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
viii negotiate loans for parties Wishing 70 ooi""
money sieote-
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CoFpets, CarpSssy
We have on hand Samples Of Carpcts- We VII
take orders, and furnish ct factory prices.
C. B. BscKyoRD Co.
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i've hsrue, aud sweet little pisce Of music. sNoc.
turne foe Littls Hands,- BY william, K. Bassford.
Susan Cooidge's serial story "Eyebright,"
viii be begun In the February 81. NieAolas, taking
the place Of the "flalfa-Dozen Housekeeper,r
concluded in January. Frank B. Stockton's serial,
"A Jolly Fellowship. takes its heroes further into
the land Of the Sun-and Of fun, as Mr.. Stockton
makes it ont to be.
The CHRIsrSAs HOLIDAY NuNsER of 81. Nicholas
in superb in its contributions and illustrations It
contains strongly characteristic contributions from
John @. Whittier. Charles Dudley Warner. Julian
Hawthorne, Theodore Winthrop, Frances Hodgson
Burnett tauthor Of That Lass o. Loxrie's-) Mary
Mapes Dodge, Celia Thaxter, Susan Coolidge, Heze-
kiah ButterwortL teditor of Youths Companon')
Frank r Stockton and Olive Thorne.
Among the artists who contribute the three score
and pictures Of the number are Frederick Eel-
man, Alfred Fredericks, James E. Kelley, Alfred
Kappcs, Addie Ledyard. Fidelia Bridges Granville
Perkins, Jessie Curtis Sol. Eytnse Jr., Kate Green
away, Of London, 4. S. Church, and r. Sayre.
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4. O. o. r.
T,ov CITY Lodge No. 80 meets every Saturday night
=, ndd Fellows Hall. Boders Bank. All members
~ The order are cordially invited to attend
Oh ih' @. W. STRAHAN, N. G.
BF GALWAY. Sec
n T. CHURCH.-Services every Sabbath, at lOi A.
MI NJ and "A p. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
;ng j. A. AMOS, Pastor.
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AGENTS.

LANES H. BATES Il Park Row, New York
n PFTTENGILL CO. ~ Park Row. New YORK
SST1npGF p HOWELL 4 CO, 20 Park Row, New YORK.
1161,TEIJ a CHESNAN st. Louis, Mo.
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Cheap Lu0beR.
In order to sell lumber very cheap we have eCLciu
ded to sell only for cash.
Sept Il, 1873. TRor LrxBER YARD.
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II For good goods and low prices, 60 to the Cash
Store at Severance. MCCRUM.
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r We sell only for Cash, and will give our Gus
omcrs the best bargains in Severa nee, at
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q Just received. large stock Of fresh =, at
C. B. BIcxyoRD 4 Co.
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noyIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY,

noNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judgs Cd Judicial District-ALFREp G. OTIS
cuntr Commissioners-J. s. Long CYRUS LELAND, d.
WY II. DEcKARD
sberif-CHARLEs BURKHALTER
S'IsrL of District Court-FRASK BROWN
Tr,asurer-RoBERT FIIcKiSGER.
raunty Clerk-D. W. MORSE.
coanty Attorney-F. K. ARMSTRONG.
p,ohs;e Judee-RoBERT WILKINSON.
REGISTER of Deeds-JosEPH +. HaAfsoS
Sarrryor-CHARLEs CoRsUsIER-
rnroner-DR. W. W. CAKTER.
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CIDER VINEGAR
t C.B. BICKFORD & CO.'S.
Money 20 Loan.

CIDER VINEGAR
At CB. BICKFORD CO.'S.
Money 20 Loan,
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, five
ears time less. Interest eight per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
II. & w. II. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, st. Joseph Mo.
lsjanIy.
~ For information concerning the treatment of
chronic diseases with Electricity. send for pamphlet
IN Electric treatment which will be sent Free ap
,lication the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery
Co., 1872 and 1914 jackson ST.. Chicago, ILL., Sold by
9. B. Bckforj & Co., and d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug
Miller, Wathena. |
Take Notice. |
AL who are indebted to the undersigned, by note or
account are expected to settle the by January
st, 1859. c. LELAND, JR.
All kinds of Machine Oils, a. low as at ST. Joe. or
Atchison, at c. B. BIckFoRD & Co.
Chew JAcksoS's BEST sweet Navy Tobacco.
y Why be distressed with headache, low spirits
md nervousness, when Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills
re sold by c. b. Bickford & Co., and D. C. Sinclair,
Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena!
JrsT REcErEp-A large stock of Wall Paper and
Border. C. b. BIckFoRD & Co.
II For good goods and low prices, 20 to the Cash
,tore at Severance. McCRUM.
r. We sell only for Cash. and will give our Gus;
mers the best bargains in Severa nee, at
McCRux's.
IF- Peevish children have worms. DR.. Jaque's
Ierman Worm Cakes will destroy the worms and |
make the children happy. For sale by c. b. Bick-
ord & Co., snd ID. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller,
Nathena.
Remember. We guarantee all our r - represented,
II refund the money. &. b. BIcKToRp 4 Co.
II Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on to your har-
ess, will make the leather look new. and keep it so
md pliable. Give il trial For sale by VIM. Mann,
Troy.
CheaD LaobeH.
In order to sell lumber very cheap, have ecseu-
led to sell only for cash.
Sept. II, 1873. rRor LrxBER YARD.
Carpets, Carpsss!
We have on hand Samples Of Carpets. We will |
axe orders, and furnish ct factory prices.
C. B. BIcxyoRD 4 Co.
n II you have any real estate to sell, spply to n.
B. @. T. Wood, Troy, Ksusss.
q Just received. large stock Of ftr.h r, at
C. B. BIcxyoRD l. Co.
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tF. Peevish children have worms. DR.. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms and
make the children happy. For sale by c. b. Bick-
ford & Co., snd ID. C. Sinclair, Troy Ang. Miller,
Wathena.
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n II 700 have any real estate to sell, apply to
b. 4 @. 7. Wood, Troy, Ksusss.
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A New Era in Agricultural and
Horticultural Journalism,
THE HEAD OF THE RURAL PRESS"
So admitted by our highest authorities.
The Subscription Reduced from $3.50 to
$500 per Year.
ONE PRICE To ALL.

Honestly Devoted to the Welfare Of its
Readers.
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ELEGANT ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS FROM LIFE.


Our Free Seed Distribution our enlarged paper ia
clear sharp type the reputation Of its writers the
hberaty Of Its management and the rednct Of IL,
price. are downright evidence OF the truth Of hat
assert
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~ Uncle Sans Harness Oil put on to your har-
ncss will make the leather look and keep IL sot
and pliable. Give il trial For sale by VIM. Mann,
Troy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-21

Judge Van Hoessn yesterday granted decree or
absolute divorce In favor OF tho paintif In the suit
OF Anna Dumaine against hor husband, George Du-
name The parties married tho I'd Of May,
1862 Tho decree WIS granted on proof Of adultery.
Henry Davis. youth, who has already served a
term Ia state Prison, broke into the basement OF
BENJAMIN r. Knowlton, at No. 124 Park avenue, on
tho 27ln OF May last, aud stole tow articles Of prop
raigned in General Sessions Yesterday. pleaded
guilty Judge sutherland sentenced him 10 two years
and SIX months ia State Prison.
james Wilson and Charles Mccarthy broke into the
liquor store OF Matthew Mccormack at No. GAO
Eighth avenue, and carried OF quantity oil cigars
1hey caught emerging from tho premises and
when arraigncd yesterday In the Court Of General
Sessions pleaded guilty. They were sent 70 The state
Prison. each for the term OF two years aud six mouths
Judge Van Hoessu yesterday, on the petition OF
John Baumer, granted writ OF babess corpus 10 oU
tain possession of the petitioasrs wife aud child In
hls petition Mr. Banner states that ne always TOOK
good OF ms we aud chd, but tbat hrs vile lett
him, taking the child WIN her, and 10 now staying
Win per mother IN James street
There was tried yesterday before Judge j. n. Daily,
in the OF Common Pleas, suit brought by
Samuel ID. warner, an architect, against Professor
Cnarrer recover MS archlecl IN the buiid-
ing OF CnarIIcr Institute. The defendant set up q
counter claim Tor 100000 damages Ior the alleged
negligence Of the paiatin IN MT composing the
Institute. A sealed verdict was ordered. Mcssrs.
j. L. Brown and W. h. Secor appeared tor the paintth,
ana Lord. Day Lord for the deendant .
A cigarmaker named William Gardner oil Troy, NJ
". broke into the OF Ulricn hasiinger, NO. 100
avenue A, on the 1lth INST and stole jewelry and
other articles valued at $50 On BONG ar
rested be Indicted Tor grand larceny anu.
as will be remembered, while awaiting trai 10 the
prisoners pen attached 20 toe Court OF General Ses
SONS contrvcd 10 push hrs body through the bars OF
the root nut was from escaping w Captain
Oakforu. When arraignod for tri yesterday by As
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THE PEOPLES MONEY.

The committee OF the Industrial Association who
seek investigate the various departments Of tho
city ascertain particulars TO how millions Of the
peoples money annually expended, yesterday
received the following authorization from Mayor
Ety.
ERNMENT-
GsxrLEasS-The New York Industrial Association bav-
Ing expressed desire examine the workings of
portions OF our city government asa snat sucn facilities
be extended to item by the various departments aud
bureaus As Is consistent with the pubic service.
SMITH ELY, Jr, Mayor.
meeting OF the committee, OF which Colonel J. g.
Kerrigan is chairman will be held at No. f49 West
Twenty ninth street on saturday evening next Ths
Industrial Association claims TO represent a large
portion OF the WorkiDgmcns interest OF this city,
nLd ~ IL stated have organizations In every Assembly
district They complain OF the vast amount expended
by the city government Ia hign salaries while thou
sands OF poor iaborsrs mechanics are without the
means 70 iced their starving lamilics
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 70, 1875
In tho Court Of Appeals, Til ursday. June 20, 1875
Present, Sanford K. Church. Chief Justice and assoo-
ates.
No. 2ss sewsll va. The City Of Cohoes.-Argumsnt
renewed and concluded.
No. 2s9 Christian F. A. Dambman, respondent, VI.
Herman Schuing, appellant Argued by G. Balm
bridge Smith for appellant and William Watson Tor
respondent.
Hon. Henry e. Davis, on behalf Of the several
Judges members OF tho Bar and other friends OF the
lale Samuel A. Foote, presented memoir OF Mr.
Foote, prepared by Mr. Frederick DePeyster LII. d.
Mr.. William Alien Butler followed Judge Davis IN
neghbor OF the deceased, replied on behalf OF the
Bench.
CALENDAR.
The following II the calendar of the Court OF APP
peaIs Tor Friday, June 21:-No. 292 The Court WIN
adjourn on Friday at twelve o'clock N.
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THE FUGITIvEs TO BERMUDA.

In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Terence
Donnelly was placed trial on a charge OF forgery
by Assistant District Attorney Rollins The indict-
mens alleges that months ago Edward Augustine
and William Reilly, employed Tor several years by
Mr. Gavin c. Litcnneld, retired lawyer ana an ex-
tensivs real estate broker. let this city IN company
with a companion named Thomas Cowan, and that
soon aiterward Mr. Litchhed discovered that no had
been deirauded OF $l65U0 by means OF forged checks
drawn on tho Corn Exchange National Bank.
the fugitives fed Bermuda, but were traced
thsre arrested and brought back to this city they
were all indicted and pleaded guilty. They volun-
teered become STATES evidence, and gave orma-
ton witch led arrest oil the accused wno they
alleged, WAS the actual orger. On tho other hand the
accused gives emphatic denial to the charge, ana
claims That tho allegations OF the throe youths are
without the slightest foundation. Colonel Johu x.
Follows appears Tor the defence. jury was en-
paneled, aad tho hearing OF tho case Will commence
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TRYING THE INSANE DODGE.

While Louis Boggara, an Italian fruit dealer, was
making change for customer the 12tn inst WILL
lam Madden, bootblack, rushed up, took silver
dollar from his hand and away. An alarm was
raised and Madden overhauled but not, however,
before he had thrown away tho money He was tried
yesterday before Judge Sutherland, in the Court Of
General sessions whie on the witness stand he
fegned insanity averring among other things, that
he had by fall from 81. Patrck's Cathedral
nity years ago. Assistant District Attorney Rollins
proved the accused was well known thief, who
had boon frequently arrested but had always escaped
punishment by pretending TO be Of weak mind. In
this instance he Jailed, tne jury having found him
guilty. Judge sutherland MIN 70 the Poniteniary
for year