davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-26
Attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY. DC
In the Circuit Court OF Rock Islerd County. H.,
January term. SO.
Topeka National Bank vs Robert / Lee.-In at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 3, 255 76.
Notice is hereby given to You, the said Robert l.
Lee that writ of attachment has been sued out Of
the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Count OF said
county of Rock Island at the snit of the said To-
peka National Bank, and against the estate Of you
the said Robert L. Lee, for three thousand two
hundred and eighty five 56100 dollars, besides in
terest directed to the Sheriff of said county TO
cute, which said writ has been returned by said
Sheriff executed Now, unless you- the said Rob
ert |. Lee, shall personally be and appear before
the Circuit Court of said county the first day OF
the next term thereof, to be holden at Rock Island
in said county, on the first Monday in the month
of January next give special bail and plead to saiu
action, Judgment will be entered against you in
favor of the sad plaintiff snd the property attached
sold to satisfy the same with costs.
L. f. HARSON, Clerk.
Rock Island Ills, Nov. 14th, 1878.
Connolly g. McNEAL, Plaintiff Att'ys
11-14d3w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-26
THE FRIEND OF ALI
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These famous Pills PURIFY the BLOOD, and
act most Powerfully, yet Soothingly, on the
LIVER, STOMACH. KIDNEYS and BOWELS.
giving TONE, ENERGY, and VIGoR TO the
whole system, They are wonderfully efhca-
cious il all ailments Incidental 10 FEMALES
Young or old, and as general FAMILY MED
ICINE, for the cure of most complaints they are
unequalled.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine unless
the signature of j. HAYDocK, as agent for the
United States, surrounds each box OF Filis ana
Ointment Boxes at IS cents 81 cents, and 81 each.
g-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY q CO., Ne" aofk.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-26
pocToRs GAVE H1M UP.

rs it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work. and cured by so simple re.
medy?"
Il assure you 1t is true that he is entire
ly cured, and with nothing but Hop Bit
tiers, and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and Said be must die!"
"Well-a-dayl If that is so, | will &C
this minute and get some for my poor
George. | know hops are good"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17
m. sHAwHAx-s oPIyIoS.

John E ShAxh han, Of SAn Fran
cisco, has been interviewed ~ .
Daily Exchange reporter He s1-
pressed The orznson th&s me Ne"
ors-h.ody would Be found -in Mex
ican chiefly" and saded.
We cannot escape an s<1lEs arc
upward tendency Of values. sn1'
before many weeks we are Iksly
10 witness much excitement ana
bsavy dealings Please understand
however. ftsxs profess TO Dc neither
. mining expsrs or sock oracle, and
want DO enc TO act upon nv or-n-
ions or eonsscrnres- Fer myself
however, am sure 10 practise
What I preach and frnst the good
times 50 long wxiIed fa- are near a.
hand,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17
COyyUR 4 DEAD DUCK

Tg,- Res. Rirer Ressiile Of tie
,a,b cnose. the cpiaioa Of TzE
Tnr, On 0esersi Conoor. s0d pays
%. respects 10 that gabernstsisl a.
,;r.ns "A 4 The foilowiog fsshion-
Wesssd ,hst Connors candiestrrs
x.s Ysisroxi meve- This ne had
from, gooi sash1ity. SD twas con-
NOR ak along fi,- liae Of tie rail-
-,.d We said be hsd employed
Caioese labor IL his mines AID r.
ducaoa work. II Oresns- Tbs ne
verr told 81 Winnenuccs by Fsrsons
IN : p<itscn TO k00w. If they fst-c-
ten there are g great nx1r liars II
Humboldt coHntr- We sxld % a
not ) resident Of Sersds- This i
borne out by the fsct> that his fsnlsy
nov reeicA, and Tor several years have
resided. ii cgsifornia- and fhss Be
h.s never registered ca voted N this
etxse. We say D0~ taaf noesear
kngws to whxt political party Cs0unfs-
h.e,c.ogs. The Iecord Is thai TIE last
POLITICAL of6ce be head was By ED
no;ntmeut Of . Demo SAuc CIV
erpcr Of California
Last Of MI, C'onsos b 4 dssd cocx-
The movvmesf b bsildose his nonl-
nasjor on the RePsb.iezn party, e.
espeered by Charley wsilscs tfhs
Eureks Beacossfesdi and . Clique oil
po,itiea; ra9g-d-esg=s u IArsn'
has faglen sfilItxsn- To 9aote HON
: leesrr ssrsofiy received noH :
friesd in yirxsziA il ssA As Sena-
Tor I'VE ssid sboas Sesasoa Ne.aoo
Boo.h. s,ike . sqntb-biggess "nen
ersf hstcbed-
Cossos-s aane il 10 loagsr nso-
s;;ose-d ii this esd Of The sts--, - II
!, eeseraay roeoeaed fini the Re
u~b,iesn c.odidaa. for Go-error siii
eorne hon sfcrey, md int il shail
y sishes Tynsll. Bssssrnan, q
Dsggrsi-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17
Tss RI. BE-. william Zee

THx Rsv. M. william Lee
could NO more be kept qniet than q
hes 90 . dog, add ss for his congre-
CATION they arose Is one woman and
buried pine chips. 1t was 1t a
darkey carp meeting 1t oeeriin,
Ohio, end sfteE prayer the clergyman
began to Aod himself all at once &C.
cused of stealing Eve dollars from
the collection box. The congrega-
ton carried tbs day. II
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

-SATs the Pbiiadelphia Times;
@Beecher goes West with his strained
cspitslistic logic and KeArney comes
East With his loose ideas of the con-
mune. This, thiaks the San Fran
Disco Call, is a. it should be; the
European bullet plan that is casting
iis shadow over the Pscifc slope may
have the props knocked from under
it By tbs one, vhile Ksarney may dc
some good in the other direction
here
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17
TEE Reese River Reveille gives

The Reese River Reveille gives
the following list Of advantages and
Offsets of q residence in this State:
Advantages No fess, mosquitoes,
yellow fever, ckolers, chiils and fever,
hurricanes or lightning-rod peddlers.
Ofsets-PoiDts on stocks. aikaIi,
pneumonia, cloudbursts and politi-
clans.
If the editor of that paper lived
10 Virginia City or in Six-mile Can
yop. he would change his mind--in
regard to mosquitoes, at any rate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

-THK Eureka Sentinel claims
that over 81 900 is due it from tie
Democratic State Central Comm zee,
since the last campaign. More pa
pers that we know Of are Al the
ssns az,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

-HKyRIZ- OsDoRSE- managing
editor IT the STANDARD, has been ap-
painsed Receiver Of Public Acseys
at Bodie, California Mr. Osbornes
appoirtmeat viii peCbabsy involve
h,s resireueef f~e tss saisssssi
ssnGtua, 81 Seshsll Mo- his pr'-
ducfions 10 The cossns. Of the Bcdse
paper. Nr. OsberDe viii make a
faithful official, and neither the Re
publican party nor his friends vii
ever have cause to regret his sp-
pointment-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

"A CIScISxATI editor was
robbed in ST. Louis, last week, of his
wallet, bursting railroad pass
rs. Fortunately the government
bonds and other wealth slowed in
his hat, and all the gold and Jewels
in his coat-tail pockets, escaped the
carnage.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

The home of Kearney's
mother, in Boston, is a one-story
French roof cottage, with neat flower
beds il front and vegetable garden
in the rear, a cieanly-swept driveway
connecting them. Kearney was
pacing this driveway in his shirt
sleeves when he told reporter that
BRfier sis the greatest man IN the
United States. as well as the leading
citizen Of Massachusetts"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

-Dox Pedro is getting to be
more Of . trump every day. Hayden
Edwards, lats Secretary of the Lega-
ton at Rio, says that the Emperor
puts the United States twenty years
ahead Of Europe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

(suitAhle for steam. compressed air or punY
column, second-handl:
A inches In diameter, inches in diameter
equal 20 new
inches In diameter. inches in diameter.
Ii inenes In diameter. IL inches In diameter
Wrought-iron pipe. riveted, secondhand
sorae equal TO new snd some having beer
used considerably
800 feet IL inches In diameter, hanged-
$50 feet Is inches In diameter. h~peed.
IDS feet II inches In diameter. Hanged.
800 feet 10 inches in giameter. Hanged.
$50 feet inches In diameter. hsnged-
LOO feet inches in diameter. Hanged.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17

-THK Winnemucca Silver State
Of thu lsth instant, replying 10 an
aftfcie - +hs-last issue Of this paper.
dates thst the charge that the Reno
Record was started with money snip
Piled BY J. c: Hsgerman, is sun
douutsdsy false" -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-17
E. BLESxERHAssETT has bee

e. BLESyERHAssETT has been
named as Democratic csndi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, and the
Tribune publishes from Humboldt a
communication indorsing Mr.. B. in
very high terms. Thus is another
corpse provided for the Democratic
nbsequies Of 1S76.-Reno Gazette.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17

wns de'cnicd. The truth secms to bo Tint his
ln * Of what Sir Walter hnd-monry-b brought
nlout his 4 lsc"mflturc in the Convention. MIR.
Townsend lns long been Mt the head Of nm i'm
pcriuni law firm hero. yet he Is not wenihv and
whnt he hns il invested in property TINT is not
now rrnunprntivr. Iiut he il exceedingly non.
ulnr. and the people hero Hre rather proud Of
his lorwHrducss In WASHINGTON. They liked to
rvad that he WIS picked out l., Blaine M II next.
d"sk companion, aud that his accomplished
wife shHrrd with Mrs. Hayes the duti,s of re-
criving in thu White House. Indeed. 1t il not
him II little oi COnkling's disfuvor which may
hnve hnd some influence in preventing his re-
Aviation Of third term Tho writer called on
Mr.. TOWNSEND to-day. and tried TO gel him TO
tell how he ronlly felt. but without entire sue
ccsI; Whgt he did say wne.
hnvr largo landed intnrcsts In Iowa Kan
fns. aud New York. In April came to the de-
lihrrnte conclusion thnt my property required
my attention, aud that must eave Congress Mt
the end OF this term. | published n letter dis
tnty stating so. When | came home in June,
many urrsons pressed me to nllOw my name To-
hr used again. | verbally consented. n they
thought thni and nobody clsc could cnrry tho
q strict. lrit the question TO their Judgment
SUI scqucnily said the same thing in n public
letter. ! never wished the nomination. md
never allowed any man 70 think 40. Tho Com
vNnton nominated MIR. Walter A. Wood. and
sclcrtipn oi Mr.. Wood was or was not for tie
opinion; hut hIicv' the intention to support
hum Is prltuc1lly universal in the rHrty. |
haven't IL particle of doubt Of his election He
sustained me- twic" very cordially. and have
notnin, now agairst him. think him very
! intelligent ana worthy man."
Yet Cougr,~@ @nan Townsend II too heavy man
to bc dropped like n feather. No doubt he hc-
| hcVrs that because he would have contributed
| nothing beyond a frw hundred dollars for cam
pnign expenses. white 1t WIS given out ihut Sir
| NuurrWouli hold un open purse, enough Re-
! publican delegate were lur"d away from him.
| breach IA the party a similar feoling will
! d't"r Other leaders from an open bolt hut q IS
! 10y no means 50 certain That ;. Walter will be
! clrrcd EN-Julgc Gilbert Roh"ttsUn now
/ io~tmusier says that he Will he; 50 does John
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17
MR. KENr's QrEHR rRorrER.
The Gait that Greatly Puzzled tho Judge. NJ
Ginon Driving Park.

More spectators than generally meet at Fleet
wool or Prospect Park gathered "a clifton Dri,u. rark
ra,,ic County New Jersey Yesterday 10 the clos
ins rot d the October meeting The tIotung was con.
drctod >luar,v, and there Was no unusual excitement
Fr-t came ts unfinished - class trut oi TUESDAY OF
which t.i'crellt hat taken Two hrff.. uui Phantom
one Three heats were trotied yestcrtaN. Ilry were
taken - l. punAnu bA1 sftiloul u Ferry. I'm ~
t' aui '-4 f,rFy was tae iaNoric from thc arst
uufi hr WON tiD tiut
NcNt camc My cont .t.l trot hy ~ hor-os for A
llNlirl $50 ulf-r H tuill'h gray Et'ilne Iuus.
flu Harry I'M spotted -fldus HAIRY lil. l. l. llu.
hlius hay griiins talhuA'. John II to'rs hay mare
MtHtha. N ktufs brown erllns pwNcr. Geo Swirk =
la, ecidu- Little ban and A. furcl, che tnut mare
MARY contested Tor e o.. ucy pwAtr wa- she nNoltc
over ihc n'd The onlN queer ihin{ about the rot was
tc g4tu pNNtr Mhilf Do. turticss tT0ttod slW'Irly
nearly The whole distance each heat. his hr ic-s Quilt
alwaN. run wlNr any utitr horse lupttd h.m IAl. d.
NIdDl tir AMI rktrs. Nlu 900 deeply uOr-fHi iHfn
two pas nc-. on, 0i which would cry ont, " Hos rrU
ling ami the oth,r would answer No. he's troftnt "
lfs4r4. snt puzzled The Uilc, rhoy awarded hu Size
fr.i twn heats Which Doc took hy ab ut cul. ca ID
u 4oa ami = iiii The -"ooni and u.tl h,at, ". re
ntlrd tN Mnrfhh, alicr exciting work with tHf'uIlc
DUNEDIN. an pwvcr hme. y 1nd A., twas so
dlrA when the last race WAS trnicd that the lr-os
roll noi hc seen moro than hllt way around TIE fu
iu- ot the trot was then postponed 10 10 O'Clock this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17

was among the probabilities that tho neSt Pros
ti"ntial election would he thrown in the House
Of Representatives. He would be prepared to
do his full duty in such AN event H. said IL
wns safe to- say that such an ill-gottcn thing as
nm Eletorn Commits ion would be- unknown in
the next hundred years. but. although he went
70 Washington ignorant OF legislation. and may
hny' nade errors. they were errors Of policy
and not " principle.
Mr.. William H. Ludlam OF Suffolk County
deprecated the acton OF the delegates from bis
county. STYLING 1t n dlscreditahle action. He
said the Democrats Of the county would not
sustain the act.
Mr.. lhwnng sail Il mot n Republican
friend Today who objected 10 Mr.. Covert be-
cause he had supported certain resolution in
Congress. He voted for II. hut he followed the
old war horses. and there was no question for
him whether 1t was right or wrong. don't caro-
whnt mny bc right or wrong when the pnrty
chooses tho way lie did what the Democrats
dictated to him."
Mr. Ecaves refused to address thc Convention.
After the adjournment some hot words were
exchanged in front of the Town Hall by follow
crs oi the successful candidate and Mr.. Rcav.s's
ndhcrcnts. hut no blows were struck. the by
stnndnrs interfering.
Th~ opinion Of Mr.. Downing's Republican
friend was freely bncked by many Democrats
who were dspcnsed with COvcr,'s voting for
tho Burchnrd and iiar,ridgc resolutions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17

Two or three hundred Bergen County
Democrats gathered in front Of tho Mansion
House in Hacken-aek YESTERDAY and Tn tomas
W. pemarcsi. the Chairman ot the County En-
ecutyc Committee. called fhrm to order. Then
sixty-hyo delegates pr, senicd their credentials
and went 10 an upper hal TO nominnte candi-
dates for sheriff and Coroners. CON. Frank
Price was madc Chairman. The candidates for
the nomination Tor Shcrinw were John II. Huyler
j. G.. Van Biarcom who WIS lately seriously in
iured but who is recovering; y. c. pemarest
l. \. HoT per. Henry Croker. /. Nrnlnul and =.
j. Bewholf. Me~-rS Huylor -ll BlguNclt Wrre
tho strongest candidate. the former being sus-
tanned 10y the Eugl'Wood and ilohokus dele
gates aii srnlierin%N " ios; ond ihe latter ty the
Midland aul Npw Barbados drlegntns AMI II
sprnking ~ others. Tho lrst yoic gave:
Huyler IA Van Hurcom, ( |. 4. Hopper : (;
Iruarnst. /; BlHuvrt. 10; fetnrr 3 . BrrthOli
/ q. J. Hopper, .: oi'Ner. Nr"rlnd. |. the
eau usiuS had been ry lively before the Con-
one the delegates deserted tho W<ksr candl.
dates until on the seventh ballot the vote stood
80 fnr Huyirr. ~ for lsnA' \ Hopper. and 33
tor Blnuyclt. giving tho laiter the % mlnatlon.
Mr. Bauyrt was brought io tAa hall, and he
mu,ln "a brl"t spnrth. He Is young man. who
for yoar- las been q CONDUCTOR on the Now
York Hni Now Jersey Railroad. He f. popular
Three candidates for torou rs Wrrr tAou
nominated: jacob Nearan 'o OF Now BHrhad0os.
Al Nundcr Cars, and Or. j. H. lumond II
Eid-ewood.
In the mean time the dclceNtcs from tho First
Assembly District had NIT iu another room and
nominated John \. D'marrst of Midland f1r
AssNmhlymHn. IL 10 TIE prcs ht IoNnty Su-
pernttn mt 81 schools. and is plohnlnced
one ~ The most capable men that over occupied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17
nrmncrnfnInNr NrMnrk.

Tho Essex County, y. Jo Democrats met
in Convention yesterday afternoon, in the Acad-
emy of Music Newark, 10 nominate candidates
for state Senator. Sheriff, Member Of tho Road
Board and the Coroners. JACOB Dietrich, a
iourneymnn hattor. presided. II vas thought
by the Republicans thatthe Democrats were do
morallzed because about2, 400 Democrats voted
the Greenhack ticket at the late charter election
and 3, storday - large characterization Was there
fore Il SURPRISE. The mcn who voted with the
Grccnbackcrs in tho charter election were yes
terday the most earnest In their demands for
n straight Democratic ticket and their oppO-
siton 10 fusion with the Grccnbncknrs. Res
olutiona w~-' adopted denOuncinR rison labor
and condemniug the appoiniment 10 ON q OF
Ncpuhlicans 10y Democratic officials who were
olrctrd by Dome ratio votps. Charles Marsh
was nominated iur state Senator, William II:
Brown for Sheriff and Daniel Brennan Sr., ot
Orange for Menl er II the Rond Board. Marsh
has been Alderman Oft Eighth Ward Of Now.
nrk, Brown was at one time Chlei Engineer OF
tho Newark Fire Department. He was Ser
geant- at Arms Of the Assembly last winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17
RussIl's IEr1ER no rue POWERS.
Asking Them 10 Unite In Compelling Turkey
TO Execute the Treaty.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The letter which the
Car has sent to the powers asking them To
unite In compelling Turkey to execute her
share OF the Treaty OF Berlin sets forth in do
tail the points IN which the Porte has thus far
failed to fulfil its engagements specified in
that treaty. But it intimatos. also. that the
Treaty OF Berlin was only explanatory OF and Q
supplement to the Treaty Of San Stciano. and
that both must be read together. The Car
points out that the Sultan has not yea
taken any stets 10 comply with the thirteenth
and seventeenth articles of the Treaty of Berlin.
with res poet to xiv ing eastern kuumcliaa Chris-
tan Goveruor-Geucral named by himself for tha
period of I've years. with the assent OF tho pow
ers nor tho eighteenth article. respecting the
arrangements Tor tho new judicial and ilnan-
cial adm in'stratipn Of this province To be pros
mul yatc Il 10y an Imperial iirman nor the twenty
thlGd ariclr.r apretinE trrte and the other prOv-
in'es; nor the tvs nty ilith article. binding him
70 come to an undcrstanding with Aus
tfia; nor tho thiry-Nr respecting tho
stHntinolle and els "wi"re; nor articles 81 and
g. Respecting the auoliorations AMI reforms
demanded hy the Armrunus. and guaranteeing
their security against the Cirrussians and
hurds. and respecting tho maintenance of tho
lrnclplr oi religious liberty. This letter. taken
IN connection with the recent threatening atti-
tglc of Russia toward Turkey. and her un-
pleasant relations with England in Asia is
deemed 10 hc "a stop toward rcop"uiug tho
questions that wore considered as settled al
Berlin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17
REINHARDT'S INDICTMENT.
THE GRAND JURY or STiTES ISLAM
ACCUSE mn or MURDER.
An Imporisnt New witae.. Examined -Res.-
bnrdt to he Arrnisned To- Day hut his Trial
Put or Jntii the May Term Of Next Year.

An Important New Mitae.. Examiped-Wets
bnrdt to he Arrni-ued To- Day hut his Trial
Put or Untii the May Term OF Next Year.
Throe witnesses werc summoned before
Staten Islands Grand Jury yesterday before
the Jury were prepared to prcsent an indict.
mont for murder against Edw rd Relnhardt
The first OF these was Edward Rsddy. who was
grading tho road in front Of John A. Cisco's
residence on or about July 20. while ut work
there no saw n man answering to Roinhardts
description wheeling n barrel up the hill The
importance OF his story arisos from the fad
that the place whero he saw tho man Ia on the
way to Silver Lnke. at point between the
place whore tho Msses Grooling and Mao
Farland saw Rcinhardt whoeling tho barrel
on the Richmond roud nnd the place where
tho body was found. Willie Moses who loaned
tho wheobarrow to Bcinhardt. was recalled
and questioned. and then August Keymer, the
old cress gatherer. who thinks no saw Rein.
hardt digging the hole noar Silver Lake was
called and allowed TO toll his story. During tho
remainder Of the day the Grand Jury busted
itself with other cases. At o'clock thor
entered the court room. and tho foreman
presented batch Of indictments to Judge
Pratt. On the motion Of District Attorney
troak. all Of the Indictments were ordered To- 20
before tho Court Of Sessions except that which
had been found against X 'iuharlt Judge
Pratt vas unwilling to hold an adjourned ses-
sion o' inc oyer Hud IpTnllnrr To accommodate
one prisoner and lieinharlts trial Will there-
fore not BE- held until the next term OF that court
In May, 1879.
Tho lndi tment charges Edward Reinhardt
with wilfully. iclonlously. and with deliberate
and premeditated design to effect death. and
with ipree and arms on the 10Th day ot June
last Hssauting Mary Ann Degnan. and in some
way and manner and 10y some means. instru-
mrnts. and weapons to the jurors unknown and
which they cannot on diligeut inquiry Rscer-
tain. drpriving her OF life Under this indict-
ment the petit jury. before whom tho prsoner
inay b. tried. may ilud him guilty of murder in
the first degree or OF any inferior degree Of
homicide.
As soon 10 tho Court had received the pre-
sentiments the Grand Jury was dismissed. II
had been intended to arrnign Reiuhardt to-
morrow morning. after the closing Of Coroner
Dempsrv's inquest this evening but Judge
Pratt found that h. would be able to get through
the business Of the term to-day As n
prisoner must be arraigned at the same
term Of court ut which he is indicted.
il thus became necessary TO have Rein
hardt brought into court to-day. District
Attorney Crook nccorlnglY wrote out bench
warrant Tor the bringing Of Rcinhardts body
from the New Brighton police station TO Rich
m,ond, whore the court i being held distance
OF about snvcn niles II was understood thai
kenhardt would he taken across country in
wagon last evening. but at s o'clock he was yet
in his cell in New Brighton.