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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

Tvs prisoners nov viev the nov clad
street through the bars ~ our miserable
Jail Three are charged With murder and
the Others with stealing. Besides these,
Lincoln county ia represented by two gen
tlemen charged with murder In the Louis
willie jail. and one With stealing In the Leb.
anon Jail. Judge Ovsley will have his
hands full In April.
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Tnr Central Kentucky Medical Associa.
ton will meet next Wednesday. i6,h, In
Dsnyiile. al 10 o'clock, Az IN. Cowsn,
81 that place gill read the opening pape,
on abortion, ia cn~as and beaimou. The
Anatomy demonstration on Inguinai Her
MIA, will be made by Dr. McMurtry, Of
Dansille. The regular election Of officers
will he held at this meeting.
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afsrNEss NOTICES.


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Gait aud settle your accounts immc,ii.
s,ely. ANprRsox a Mclsonrnr-.
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Whiting Card. ius, r,c,iy,d M tl,i. offi..
Tweptv.6ye with your name prin,ed ON
Ib.u, Il, u cent?
Harry the man Who Is out 81 debt, but
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

MARRIED.-Nea Lancaster. Texas, on
the N inst. at the residence Of the brides
father, $. V. Halter, Miss Sallie =. Halter,
lately Of Casey county, Ky. 10 MIR. George
D. Cooley. lately Of Missouri Also on
the same day, Mr.. w. N. Halter To Mis-
Amanda Boyer. Of Rockwell COUNTY ,fsfaa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

Mn. =. J. ASrHoSY was called 10 New
Albany, Ind. last Saturday nigh, by tel
cgram announcing the sudden death Of his
father from heart disease. lie was ~ odd
vears old.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

ACQUirrEp.-Jos. Jones aud the man
Francis, Who we're arrested on the statement
of Marshall duplicating them in various
rubberies were tried before Judge lytle
and acquitted.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

Tar REwARp.--we received ON W~i-
ncs,lay the 500 reward Offered by the
Stale Tor Holme, anl the boy- are very
hanpy over H.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

TmE Grove Kennedy trial ended a. ne
predicted, in a hung jury. Our prophecy
nov, l., that at his second trial Grove will
h. acquitted. Those Kind OF cases never
fail 10 run that way.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

~ orlcr In make room for their large
and new aoch II Spring gocda, our ,onns
friends, Hayden Rrc., now offer special
terms tosll Who are in want u boots and
shoes Their object ia TO reduce thei' stock
q. rapidly ss possible, and to this end. they
will ~cll such goods =, prices within the
reach of all. No better boots and shoes
eau H. found 10 any other stor in town. .
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

\. \. WAERr> is agent here for the
S;agrr, the be-t Sewing Machine made
Samples on hand ai the J.. ~.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

M,RnIaoE Licenses. - The following
marriage licenses have b~en i~ued hv our
County Clerk since January ist. David o..
BALLARD to Mis- Msdsline IIntchison; Jss
Chsppell 81 Rockcastle, to Miss Lizzie
Dclany; James Melvin to Miss Lizzie Ste
plfens; A. u. surber. Of Pulaski, to Miss
Naris-a Williams Alanson Mckenzie to
Mis-. Mary J. Brown; AMI John q. bow.
man TO Mis- Mstishs Leach.
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COMMON i'Lr,s CorRr-Iudge H. J.
Breckinrid:e convened hi. Court here on
Monday last and went right into his dock
ct Of ~ Common Law csscs (old,) 80 Com
mon Law Appearance; ~ Equity cases
(old.l and 81 Equity ARearances. His
standing jury are as follows :. G. Ccfiry.
il. Moh~rly. NJ. C. Portmsn, Lu,hcr Tn
derscot, J. 7. Drye, VIM. logan. Perry
Land. @. A. Lsckey. Geo. Rife. Jr.. L. l..
Simpson. J. =. Bailey, IAbon withers, j.
II. Jones. Nat. sandidge. T.. u. Bes,ley, II.
$. wither', George Bright, =. VI. Vowel,
J. VI. Hail. I'd. Carter Robt. McAli-,er,
Jo. swope, q. J. Grow, A. ;. Jones.
Only three jury cases have hecn tried
Frank Stone vs.. J. II. DENNIS, judgmen, fo'
defendant; c. Monday vs.. Hsnley Owsley
for ssault, dsnsges clsimcd 81 500, dana.
ges given by jury $50 and costs. The case
Of q. ". Lingenfelter "a. Henry Watts,
Sc, also for assault, was on trial Yesterday
evening Damsges claimed S5,0o0.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

Smor-wm. Ow-ley, a 10 year old boy
was shot aud killed by Tom Burdeti, aroth'
e. colorcj boy last week. At the exsmin'
ing trial Burdett was sent on, and not being
able To- give the $500 bail is nov in Jail.
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LOGAN NEU n.

WARES 4 Evans sell q good two hor-e
wagon with he'd aud brake, for S;0.
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Danville. The regular election Of officers
will he held at this meeting.
M,RhIaaE .LIcESsrs.. The following
mArrisgc licenses have hcen issued by our
County Clerk since January is,. David o.
BALLARD To Mis- Msdslire IIntchison; Jss.
Chsppell, 81 Rockcsstle, to Miss Lizzie
Dclany; James Melvin to Mis- Lizzie Ste
pifens; A. u. Surber. of Pulaski. to Miss
Narcis-a Williams Alsnson Mckenzie to
Miss Mary J. Brown; AMI John q, Bow.
man to Miss Mstishs Leach.
THE RAcE ron CoSoRrss.-Judse Dur.
ham left for Washington this week 20 be
present al the meeting Of Congress. We
learn that the Judge associates IN the
Housc ne we'll AL biz constituents are anxious
for him to run again for Coog~ss. He Lss
the matter under sdvismsnt and will con
dude in q short time. The Judge has
nsde ~ q most faithful representative snd
Is exceedingly popular with the masses.
PrnsoSAL-Miss Mary vsrnoo returned
home WEDNESDAY. after q protrscied and
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r.. ..,,,.. Nj. s,. wb;,,., =.
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nj, n "a. Mi. N.o,. s;m,sor
has returned from long visit 10 jefferson
a,v NJ, Nj. w.,.;cl an. oe the
,x.,,r., sin. i,o.r;rabI,. lei, yesterday for
her home IN Washington. DC
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Ia, r,;a.v ,;yb, N;~s. Matte and Ret.
ii. ,n,.r,,ips, the sne.,. With their usual
a.. ana ,,.c. and an. opp.,-vell. they
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,h.u..,,.. and a. the, d.,sr,.d amid the
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WE doubt not that many OF our reader
Ia Ij,coi, and the eountie. adjoining.
hay. We, to SIMPLY Themselves sith goods.
To ali ,ueh u. "a, tina, you can 20 To Hay.
day Broth.r and &c, ,lm,-t. II not quite,
ali Won need. q, ur-.,I, reduced prices.
tn. fac, 4. and "a sre,l knovlnsly. that
90, g, ,,,cb.s. Of Them snv goods In
hi, M, =, mice. far below those charged
. y.cl. .,o Thei, stock IL stIll full
and excellent, T,y them now. and re,
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

On, LoEp.-The mi-ery is coming at
last The Murphys will he here next
,,e,t
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

lr Wa John \. and not Tom Newland,
that assisted ia the arrest Of sam Holmes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

County CeuRr.--In the County Court
Jart Monday a committee was appointed to
confer with srchi,sct- and othe- 10 regard
10 plans for a new jail, with the instructions
to report plan and the probable cost VI
suitable building. The Court slso made
an order Ieti,ioning the Legislature for an
act authorizing The usual Of the bonds Of
the County TO amoun, OF, not exceeding
xl2,Oo0 10 raise means TO pay for IL. II
will be remembered that the present. Jail
WAS condemned by the Grand Jur, at last
Circuit CouIi.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

THE RAcE ron CoSoRrss.-Judse Dur.
ham left for Washington this week TO be
present al the meeting Of Congress. We
learn that the Judge associates In the
Housc Ne we'll ~ hi. constituents are anxious
for him to run again for Congrrss. He hiss
the matter under sdvismsut and will con
dude in q short time. The Judge has
msde NJ . most faithful representative aud
Is exceedingly popular with the masses.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

PrnsoSAI--Miss Mary Vsnon returned
home wednesdsy. after q pro,racied and
pleasant visit 10 friends 10 Harrison and
Faye,ie COUNTIES. Mis- Sue Whitley, q
pretty young lady from Dsnville, l. guest
Of Mrs. J. T.. Fsris. Mis-. Meo,s Simpson
has returned from long visit to jefferson
county. Mis-. M.ris wsr~ick, one OF the
.vee,e-, girl. imaginable. lei, ys-'erisy for
her home IN Washington. DC.
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PIANO FOR SALE!

A young married Lady, Who owns a No. riano.
s DESTROYS Of selling u. bargain eau he obtained
Address or apply al the
oaos Of rHE INTERIOR JOURNAL I.
aOt-tf
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n Z W 8 A L o o N!

Having rented the COMMERCIAL HOTEL BAR,
I am prepared 10 furnish my friends and eustomers
In stanford. MY YR. Old ANDERSON 90.
WHISKY, MY SUPERIOR PEACH a APPLE
BRANDIEs, ALEs, ac., speak Tor themselves.
S Sc..sno s' " siHHANKs sPooNAMoRE.
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SEw ADVERTISEMENT.

For which money Is used interchangeable at par
with Gold aud silver, In a sufheient quantity as "a
promote industry, invite immigration and develop
The resources Of the country l. what the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

We doubt not that many Of our reader
in Lincoln and the counties adjoining,
have yet to supply Themselves sith goods.
To all such We say that you can 90 To Hay
day Brothers and get slm,-t, II not quite,
all you need, at greatly reduced prices.
The fact is, and se speak knowingly, that
YOU can purchase Of them any goods In
their line at price, Far below those charged
a few weeks ago. Their stock il still full
and excellent Try them now, and ge,
what yon need at your osn figures.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

Is a Candidate for County Attorney Of IineolI
at the August Election, 1875, subject 10 the Z
Of the Democratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-01-11

tDcTURr-Pof j. w. Dt-id- sill lee
ture in the Female College chspei here to.
night. i,eside- the lecture a nic~ little mt
steal enter tsinmeni will be given. aud Tor
the whole the snail sdiuisSioa ier Of only 10
cents will he charged. The procccds are 10
60 towards furnishing the school roo,n.
We hope tina, the houe will be crowded
and that Mr-. Truehear will he encouraged
tn rrpes, the entertainment. The lecture
ill hcsiu AT o'clock
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WV ADVERTISER WINS

ny mutual consent the Law Firm OF SauGey 4
Warren vas Dissolved on January I, 1878.
NC. sAuFLEY.
o.-n &c. WARREN.
The New York herald., 1878-02-21
HELD ON SUSPICION.

William McGillick, barkceper for Patrick Klman,
No. 3l7 East Twonty-ioart street. locked up tho
store about twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night and
went to a neshDoring restaurant Tor some oysters.
When he came OF tho he noticed three sus-
pcious looking persons lurking around the pro mscs
whom he had furnished with liquor short time pre-
.vIous He hurried through his rcpast and came back
to the In time TO catch two Of them trying 10
effect an entrance through tho side door, whiIe
another stood near tho curpstone. us II Old
guhfd Hc asked tho what thoy wero
doing there. They pretended to DO drunk,
and said they wanted moro liquor. McGnIick io.
lowed them up the avenue TIL he met officer Hogan,
OF tho twenty first precinct Inc oicer grapplcd ona
OF the men, felt his clothes TO SEQ II he had any
tools weapons IN his possession, lot him 60, ana
then grapplod another. Ho had u rather sovoro
tusso with the second man ana thcy rolled
other on the sidewalk for n low minutes, when tho
officer brought his club into play ana succeeded in
taking hIm into custody. The prisoner taken
before Judge Otterboury yesterday morning. His
name Is Joseph Sullivan, alias ScanIon. Tho Same
officer arrested another OF tho men yesterday ne
WAS arraigned In the afternoon. Ho Is known rs
Thomas Connaughty, alas "Engish Tom." Botn
PRISON were held in 800 bail each for cxanina
finn
The New York herald., 1878-02-21
"NOT The SAME MAN"

Tho house OF Mr. jacob Bumonthal, No. 14f East
Scvcnty-thrd street, was entered on Tuesday, and
microscope and silk umbrella, valued in aIl at $50,
were carried OIL Mr.. Madison Esterly Of No 101 East
Seventy-third street. saw young man, named
Thomas O'Connor, alias John Robinson. 80 IN tho
front door OF Mr.. Bumcnthal's residence tho day
mentioned and come out again with umbrella Ia
his hand. Onicer Wayand, OF the mour ted squad,
rested O'Connor the same night He arraigncd
before Judge Oitcrbourg yesterday morning aud held
In 81, 900 bail 10 answer ON charge oil burglary.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Mccarthy, OF tho
Twenty ythird precinct appeared In the Fiiy-scvonth
street Police Court In compiny with Mr, August X.
Stiics, OF No. ], 529 second avenue, VINO made
plaint Of robbery against O'Connor. Ho SAID that
Now YEARS. night, between five and O'Clock, tho
prisoner met hIm IN East scvcntyninth street,
First avenue, knocked him down anu robbed him
OF watch valued at s4j Mr. stiles positively idcn-
tined OConnor, though tho latter protested that ho
not tho person who assaulted him, but that IL
another man whom Stilos accused s,nae ,rno ago OF
the samo offence lie was committed 81, OV0 bail Tor
examination on tho charge ol robbery.
The New York herald., 1878-02-21
THE THIRD AVENUE BURGLARY.

Thomas Malone, the clerk employed In Tho station.
cry store oil Louis A. Ovens, OF No. 900 Third avenue
who was shot by burglar on Tuesday night. is nov
lying In Bellevue Hospital In very dangerous condi.
ton. The police OF tho Twenty first precinct havo
been making great efforts to the burglars with
whom Malone Tad the encounter, and officer Mcaener,
Of tue Twenty nrst precinct who followed thcm Tues.
day night and himsct shot at, arrested early
yesterday morning two men, named posor Woods.
ngod twonty-sovon OF No. Gas Second avenue, and
Daniel ood, aged twcny one OF No. 3i1 East Twenty.
nrst street, whom be strongly suspects OF beng tho
guilty parties. Thcy boar striking resemblance,
Onccr Mesgher states, TO tho men ho sQw Tuesday
nlght They were taken to Bellevue Hospital 70
be identified by Malone, but Tho atters condion was
such that II was thou bottcr 10 walt until day
Woods and Reed were taken before Judge Ottes.
bourg, VINO rcmagded thom until TINS morning..
The New York herald., 1878-02-21
CARELESS BLASTING.

PATRICK DoNoHUE, THE HARLEM CONTRACTION,
FINED TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS FOR INJURINo
MR.. YoUNG's HOUSE.
Patrick Donohuc, the contractor, through whose
careiessness tho house Of William Young. at No. Us
East l23d street, was damaged and tho lives OF ths
inmates endangered by an uncovered blast on Tues.
day, WIS arrested yesterday by Court Officer Dwyel
and taken before Judge Wheeler, in tho Harlem Poics
Court Dononue said there wore about i've pounds OF
powder IN tho cavity, whicn measured four feet 10
depth, and that the blast iuliy protected
cordance with law. Patrick McCloskey, the foreman,
not present, no having lar eludcd tuo v.gi-
of Sergeant 3arretrs Court squad. Judps
Wheeler hnod Donohue S25 winch he paid, ana Was
discharged. Tho aborcrs, Ennis. Lyncn, Cornell,
Sullivan and White who had been arrested the day
previous, were also dismissed.
Other nolos caused by fragments OF rocks striking
tho wall OF Mr. Young's nouso nave been crcd
and the damage 10 the building II IS found will bt
much creator. than At first supposed. Two thousand
ooilirs II Is thought viii cover tho injury to AIR
Young's furniture ana personal effects Mrs. Young,
who Is delicate lady, said to be quite pros stracd
from the effects o tho shock Large piccos OF stone
propelled in other dircct ons anu several per.
sons, II Is asserted narrowly escaped being struck by
them. Mr.. Young announces his intention TO
mencc at once CIVIL action Tor damages AGAINST Mr..
Mdberger, the owner OF tho lot whore tho explosion
urrcA
The New York herald., 1878-02-21
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

Tho examination Of Anton Mocller tho Custom
House broker, charged with perjury, which TO
have taken place yesterday before United States Com
missioner Shields adjourned until tho "a OF next
month to accommodate counsel
William H. Vanderbilt was examined Yesterday as
surety appeal. His Justification tho
question OF liability proved satisfactory resulted
IN his acceptance.
The trial OF suit for damages brought by Augustus
being elected from apartments in the Stevens apart
ment house, was commenced yesterday before udge
Freedman in the Superior Court. The question Is
simply as to the renewal of lease, and the testimony
til US far taken from the nature Of the case dry and
uninteresung. The trial will probably occupy day
or Two.
On tho application Of Mr.. l.. J. Grant, Judge Dono.
hue has granted VIRUS OF certiorari in the case Of
Roundsman Mark Haggerty and Sergeant Patrick II.
Larkin, dismissed ON charge OF OBTAINING ettcr re-
lating to poce matters instead OF giving II TO their
Captain The Captain was recently put trial before
tho Commissioners tor having given false testimony
hearing OF these mems cases, and the decision
in his case Is pending.
Judge Donohue yesterday gave an order directing
Frederick Worke to surrender Louise Schmidt, child
Worke has taken care OF tho child she three
years Old, aud the father having manifested interest
in her during this time he felt reluctant TO give her
up Judge Donohue holds that the claim OF the father
Is paramount TO every other consideration.
The matter OF the receivership OF The old Merchants
Express Company was before Judge Don0hl de in the
Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, on motion
behalf OF the receiver, Charles N. Ross to open
order recently made NY Judge Donohue. The order
was punish the Tor contempt of Court
less he paid over u sum OF money claimed out OF tho
assets and II is now asked behalf oil tho
TO stay proceedings pending appeal and also tor
leave TO reargue Tue original motion. Mr.. Wellesley
w. Cage, who appeared IN opposition to the applica-
tion asked for adjournment to enable him TO pre-
pare TO resist the motion. An adjournment was or
dered to the 9th inst
Margaret Stephenson sued Myer Rosenthal and his
brothers for SIS damages alleging that IN 1876 she
exchanged property belonging her this CITY fos
property OF the defendants Brooklyn that hers
put the exchange at $63 600 and the defendants
ut $49, 600 She claims that she induced make
the exchange upon representations made by the de-
fendants AS to tho value OF their property. Judge
Sedgwick dismissed the complaint upon the ground
that the statements expressions OF opinion
to values and that there was no evidence OF any
fraud. Messrs. McIsac Kelly appeared Tor the plain
,in Mr.. l.. Rindskorpf and ex.Judge Cardozo ior do
The New York herald., 1878-02-21
TIE WAGENER INQUIRY.

In the supreme Court Kings county, L. l.. before
Judge Gilbert, application recently made by tho
counsel for Jephha Wageuer Of HicksviIle. L. l., for
an order to show why the lunacy pro-
ccedings against his cliont should not be
vacated. The grounds upon which the
tion was made that the Court
had no jurisdiction that the papers In the
insuilcieny served and that the notice short
that proceedings irregular and that there Is
no record OF the case file iR the county Clerks
oihce, and that Mr.. WAGNER was not pres
his client insane but that he has been
deprived OF his property and rights. Mr. Wagner
was declared iunaic January !, 1877 on petition
OF his wife, and the petitioner and hor father
appointed committee 10 take charge Of
and patentec Of many valuable improve
ments Tor sewing machines. and his interests
IN them are said to be worth $3.50 600 Ho had been
married Tor eiaht years, ana has two children. On
February - argument was heard the motion, and
yesterday Judge Gilbert rcnuored his decision direct
ing the committee TO appear before him the
Monday March.
The New York herald., 1878-02-21

committed suicide by poisoning himself with arsenic
while lunatic; that his wife had then been unatlc
for some years. that there then three children,
oil whom the defendant was one, and the Two others
were girls; that Mrs. Newman, after her husbands
suicide, Was removed to a lunatic asylum, and the
children 10 Randals Island that oil girls died
there and the other two children remained over two
years, when an uncle removed them and soon alter
the surviving girl obtained work. procured the release
oil her mother and from that time until now has
cared tor and supported her. Ii proven by
apothecary, Mr. Bosch. and by Dr. Creamer, OF Brook
lyn, that Mrs. Newman had continued a lunatc, aud
that Edward Newman had at Intervals shown signs OF
dependency and repeatedly threatened TO commit
suicide. For about two years he had Kept pany
with Miss Hayes as her suitor. On the evening OF
September II last he visited her at the house OF Mrs.
Turner, remained until about ten O'Clock In her
pany then left with her 10 escort her To her mothers
house, stopped IN Tho hall OF the house and there
talked with her Tor about half hour, wnon the girl
ran up stars and cried out that she was killed. whom
she was met by u ludy named Wendoner, who caught
her sho sank TO the floor and died, stabbed
IN the breast. Newman followed, opened his coat,
stabbed himself the heart kneelcd by her side,
then laid himself by her side and became partially
sensible. lie was removed to the Chambers street
Hospital, renamed there two months aud then
committed to prison and indicted
Assistant District Attorney Boil appeared for tho
people and Colonel Charles s. Spencer he prisoner.
In summing up Colonel Spencer very ully and care.
FULLY reviewed the evidence, discussed the subject OF
hereditary insanity and cited the various prominent
cases bearing upon IT, Mr.. Bell in very exhaustive
summing up also reviewed the law and facts OF tho
case Judge Davis will charge the jury this morning