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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
YOUTHFUL pRAMArlsTs.
n. ysvssise As.as~y or xusis In
virxinia City.

Aseleot and spprsciasive audience sssem-
bled q, the Juvenile Academy Of Nusic'
on D street. Virginia City. last evening.
and we're pleasantly entertained By . COM
psny Of young Amateurs, organized for the
purpose Of furnishing home amusement
for leisure hours. James q. Fair. Jr., 10
tho manager Of the Academy. Tho lead
ing ~srsistss were Miss Tessie Fair. MHssn
Freddie and frankie Tritle. james @. Fair.
Jr.. Charlie Fair. Billy Pasmore. Willie
Isrssl, Albsrt Aitksn. Lou. Boeh. Frank
RisinR, Of a., assisted by . goodly COM
pany Of supernumsrsries. The opening
piece last evening was . Swedish drama
The King Of England. travelling Tor pleas
urs, u murdered 81 . farm house, In tue
fint act Act II. embraces the capture and
trial Of The murderers. their daring escape,
recapture, and tragic suicide OF Herr Won
wilhelm Knollsr. Act m.-The King
comes 10 life through the patient care and
attention Of . BEAUTIFUL young Psssan'
girl, and naturally falls In love. Tableau
-Rspousal Of the King and his FAIR pre-
server. The drama was ollowed py,s
violin solo BY Professor Kaufman OF the
Riohings-Bsrnard orchestra, SOUNDS
from Home" Excsllently rendered:
Then came Q domestic drama, founded
upon Q subject In life with which report
ers and professionals arc generally u.
miliar, "The Pawnbroker." A couple oil
crscksmen give " my uncle chloroform
on the haif-shell." and so through the
..fence' In tho fret act. In The second
act the pawubroker 10 killed. and the stage
10 clotted with gore. But like the King In
the frat play. "my uncle" 70 lie,
and has The exquisite felicity OF seeing his
robbers both dead and d.; that 10 70
say, virtue triumphs. Then followed
"Swest By-and.by." on the violin. By
Professor Kauffmann. after which the
petits comedy Of truthful James"
Ssmes was President Of tho United States,
and insugurated the Mexican war
or was attorney for the Central
Pacific, and was ssnt 70 the United
Senate or was superintendent OF . mine,
and struck IL rich /; or some sort OF . chap
hat chopped cherry trees ; or . different
Mind Of fellow than usually grows on the
Comstock ; one Of those children that die
young. Won know. Tho character being
foreign 10 anything with which reporters
are supposed to b acquainted. We 10
not walt 70 sec the hero conveyed 70 the
poor-house-that asylum for people who
Always tell tho truth. Tho audience WA
highly delighted. and the Academy 10
defined 10 become . popular institution
the entertainment furnished by the young
folks serving 70 amuss their parents and
friends a. we'll - themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

Here 10 specimen Of the items ssns 70
this once for publication. II the real
nance Of the parties we're given reporter
funerals would Be- frequent.i
Mr.. Reporter Jon dozs give his wife the
Devils own beating on christmas day and
tho day after. I have been Informed ma
he nearly killed her shood' he follow up
his joliiication by giving her another
thrsshing ON new years day!thcre VIII IN
probability DO work for the coronsr y abe
Il By no means . hardy woman. Now Nj.
Reporter do your dug and score him
down he deserves u. Give him bell an9
red hot. This man makes . regular prsc-
tice OF getting drunk and beating his vile
Who IL in all respects his superior though
she IL not . hardy person By any means.
Give him bell. Do not mention my name
- I I'm . near neighbor. q. I. ID.
1t Is noticeable that whom . man wants
. reporter 10 give any Of his ~nsishoors
she'll" be writes . little anonymous nose.
or Il the most signs . fictitious name. and
then asks the paper 70 stand all the respon-
ability. In nine csses out Of ten investi-
cation Will show the stories 10 b incorrect
or greatly ~s1asgsrsisd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

II is now . matter Of interest 70 many
people 10 know what constitutes . carload.
Sominaiiy. . brosd-saugs carload 10 10
900 pounds. dead weight. We Say that 70
barrels Of salt. 70 Of lime. 20 Of dour. 60
Of whisky, 200 sacks Of hour. . cords Of
soft wood, IS 10 10 head of cattle. 50 or 90
head Of hogs. 30 10 100 bead OF shsep:
1000 feet Of solid boards. 1900 feet OF
siding. 5000 feet Of flooring. 10000
shingles. oue-hslf les Of hard lumber.
one-fourth less green lumber. one-tenth OF
joists. scantling and all other largo timber.
$40 bushels Of wheat. 800 Of ear corn. S6o
Of shelled corn. $50 Of oais. 400 Of barley:
$50 Of apples. 3t0l Irish: potatoes. sIo OF
swsstpotatoes. or 1000. bushels OF bran
make 8 carload.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

THE Proposed New asie,d D@iisv.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Director Llndsr-
man estimates that tho mints. running
With full force. can coin. In addition 70
gold coin anil fractional currency. about
three million silver dollars per month. In.
Guiding half Q million trade dollars 10
supply Oriental demands. He also states
that by the expenditure Of less than $780,.
900 tho New Orleans Mint could DO placed
in working ordsr1 and coin at least i've
hundred thousand silver dollars per month
in addition to the capacity Of tho minis
now operated.
The proposition urged BY william
wheeler Hubbsll Of Philadelphia for tho
adoption OF his patented combination
metal called goloid % the standard coin
metal Of the United States, and In behalf
Of which senator Wallace introduced .
bill recently. has made . very favorable
impression on . number Of prominent
Congressmep. Among them q Alexander
II. Stephens. Chairman OF the House Com
mittes on Coinage. Weights and Measures.
who yesterday requested the Director OF
the Mint 70 have dies prepared and 70
strike on some specimens Of the proposed
goloid dollan. DR.. Linderman has given
the necessary directions 70 tho auperin.
tsndent Of tho Philadelphia Mint and
specimens are expected shortly. Its PRO
posed that tho goloid dollar shall con-
sist Of 2s6 grains. 70 DO proportional.
emitting small fractions, Vi tilvsr IA
grains. copper Is grains and gold Q grains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

.s&
CHIcAoo. January Am Laisr-Osea@
Marquette. Michigan. special says: While
. Chicago and Northwestern box car was
being loaded With nilro-glyccrino at tho
Jackson mine, near Negaunes, alto o'clock
this morning. the mass exploded. Instant
ly killing seven men and demolishing tho
car. The locomotive was lifted into the
air, thrown atty feet, and landed In . pom
fused heap Of wood and iron. or tho
killed 8. 4. Wheeler and his son Walter.
and Ira Hinckley. were employed at the
nitro-glycerine works, Hinckley being
Superintendent. The bodies Of these three
were blown 10 atoms, no piece larger than
two pounds being discoverable. The other
four were railway employees. and were In
the cab OF the engine when the explosion
came. Their blackened and mangled re-
mains were found there with the hesh
stripped from their faces and limbs, with
their bones broken. Their names were
william Myers. William Shellman. Char
lee Rueller and Jerry Foley. 0shpeming.
three miles away. plainly felt the shock.
Tho damage In NegAunes IL probably
1880. Some persons there arc reported
ssriously injured BY the conclusion.
A New Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "A new Pacific
Railroad bill will be presented as loon ss
Congress reassemblss. The eastern ter
minus IL 10 10 al Memphis. thereby form
ing connections with the present railroad.
aud facilities to all points northeast and
southwesterly. Tho proposed railroad will
pass Lake City to Jefferson, Texas ; thence
BY the International and Great Northern
Railroad TO San Antonio; thence In .
northwesteriy direction TO FL Paso and
Del Norte, 10 connect with any road or
roads to the Pacific Ocean now or here
after 10 DO built. thus affording commune.
cation with various military posts on those
limos aud tho Valley Of the Rio Grande.
The protectors Of tho road ask for $751;
OO0, 900 In ell, TO be refunded TO the .
eminent a. rapidly as money may DO
earned by transportation Of tho mails and
Government supplies.
Tho Mexican border.
NEW Yonx. Jan. 3.-The Worid's Wash.
ington special says Conkling's Committee
Of Investigation into the Mexican border
troubles met to-day and heard the testi'
mony Of Zamacona. who Ia described by
Conillng % . distinguished lawyer and
Member Of the Mexican Senate. Zama-
coma, who Ia endcavoring 10 secure tho
recognition Of the Dlaz Government ny
tho United States. told tho story OF the
border troubles from . Mexican point OF
view, claiming that the Texans had caused
the outrages and were responsible for the
majority of crimes which have made life
and properly unsafe between the Neuces
and the Rio Grande. Tho COMMITTEES
decided that II will not visit tho border
70 prosecute is Investigations.
Our Mexican Relations.
WASHINGTON, January 3.-The Senate
Select Committee. appointed to invessi-
gate the relations Of the United States
with Mexico. OF which senator Conkling
10 Chairman, was In session two hours To-
day. No witnesses woro examined the
entire time being devoted TO an Informal
discussion bearing on the subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03

MASONIC ~sociAL.-Ths Masonic Social,
which will take place in Gold Hill tonight
will BE- attended by . goodly company.
Several ladies' and gentlemen are expected
from Virginia City. The uniform excel
lence Of these parties 10 we'll known to our
dancers.
TuE Connxcr WHITE unfortunate
devils who were arrested In Virginia City
for getting drunk on New Years Day were
ali released the next morning. Isl 10 such
scts Of christian kindnsss that lead us 10
have . higher average opinion oil hu-
mainly.
HARRiso Losr.-A plain gold earring
Was Lost on sunday evening lAst between
the vesey Hotel and the Concord House.
Lovor Gold Hill. The finder will DO lib
orally rewarded on leaving the sane 81
this ofice.
Sur ron BALANCE Dux.-A suit has
been entered In the District Court 10 re-
cover 81 900 balance due Scsniker d stone.
hill from tho woodvilie Consolidated Com
pany for legal services.
PnASx MlN. Superintendent OF tho
West Gate mine. left this mdrning for
West Gate station and his mine near TIA
point.
Ir 10 not true that . force Of Turkish
miners will Do brought 10 the Comsioek
for the purpose Of working the Savage
mine.
The Easter term Of Bishop whitaier's
school for girls, at Reno. will commence
on Thursday. January 10th.
vAnxxy's quAdrille band will furnish
music ii the Masonic social in Gold Hill
this evening.
W. II. Patton. Assistant Superintendent
OF tho BONANZA mines. took the train last
svsning.
W. @. LOVE-. Who has been In r,bo for
several month";. returned 10 the coms'oei
yesterday.
ruxss arc ssvsn telegraph lines run
ming between Gold Hill and Virginia
City.
L. p. DnExLxn has gone below ON busi'
me- connected with mines and stocks.
W. II. CHAMBERLAIN. an entsrprising
Rsnolts. Il visiting the Conssoeh.
Hon. yorAs SKzLr returned from his
California visit this morning.
+. II. RAIsrox returned from San
yrsnsisso this morning.
prv. YArxxa Noxoos& was among Tho
dsparsnrss last svsains.
rrs Carson River b frossn up solid and
shs 81 Al ialsA
So sxLssrs. INC es7i'xiist. b ss>ia
~ sirrma cfsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
TIE ray Days.

The mines have commenced 10 pay Oh
their employees for services rendered during
the month Of December. The pay.rolis
average about the same - those OF the
month previous. though thsrs 10 . marked
fallipg OF In some Of the south end
amounts. The totals ascertainsd % far arc :
savsgs-si5,002 rs; Hale a N~orcross.
$500 rs; Yellow Jacket tnew shaip'
S2i sal 10; Yellow Jacket Told shAfp.
S5,7i0 90; Con. Virginia. California and
@. 4 @. shaft. siS.97s rs. A number Of
our Geld Hill corporations will disourse
next week.
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no IT AT ONCE.

II Q 1.-THE Of the testimonials now on hand Of
the value Of Dr.. wlstsr's BALKAN Of wiid Cherry
should b. Published. no ono would stop TO real
tho bulky volume. All any drusnst and he
viii tell you that this Balaau 10 . real blessing
10 oil aheeted with throat o. lung disesses.
All Kindred affections. including Brouchitis,
sore rnroat. oroup. Hoarssness. hAins In The
Chest and Bleeding Of the Lungs yield TO- ns
experimenting with physicisns' prescriptions
or Quack medicines 20 drop them 81 once and
nee this palsan Of Wild ohsrry. sold By all
druQgtrts. Jain
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The Public Debt Statement
for 1873.
A New Pacific Railroad
Projected
the REVENUE LAWS uEfIED IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Disastrous Explosion in Mar.
quette, Michigan.
NEW YORK FAILURES IN DE-
oEMBER.
fs,.c,AL Dp,Aruusss TO run Com Hni
pAux Naval
rs,.c,AL Dp,lruusss TO rus COLD Hni
pAux Nxva.l

----
Defying the Laws u sessn Csre'.a-
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-The Commission
ar Of Internal Revenue has received the
following letter:
United States Revenue Deputy Collect
or's Once. S~psrtansburg' .. O'' pecemoe,
2s.-sir: on ycsHIesy M@ %s,.s,os" ~
wiII,am S.rbsm. spccisi Deputy Marshal,
went on . tour Of inspection through Union
county. and to-day At The sideno Oh ~.
PEI n,oos, ~. d,ivs, n, ssliIur tobacco
lmproperiy stamped. and oonisoated tho
wagon, tssm. tobacco and stamps. The
Officers succeeded 10 ,no
1re.s .h sa. III n,o.s~a.J shopt fonr milss
and were a. West's store, they can't sud.
denly upon . ride company. who were
armed with Winonesser rines rnG pts rass
sha . onc IL. ~ III. comn.ny and about
90 ~ 49, ~a,s uniformed. They shouted:
.spo,.ssa ,hsm reie.se ham. and sur.
rnrndsJ the limited Ststes oficers and
long wrsngis ensusd. during which
Ar. oe,cers endesyored 10 retain their
n.i..oars .nd csntnred -nroperty. but we're
p'o.W.s =. ,hrss,s snd %yarious demon.
s.".Ron. a. ,srova the bsndcuffs and no.
iss.e ths prisoner, property and stamps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
A sxNsR on wR,RINRss

IL ofsn felt by persons who eanoos locate any
particular dlsesse. n fhsy WORK. 10 becomrs
lsbor; II they vaih, they 5000 tire; msntsi
efforts bseoms . burden. and even joys are
dimmsd By The Oh dos Of this wsshnsss which
10 cast over their iives. Recourss 10 had ZONE
The advice Il physicians 70 refrain from active
labor produces no happy results. wpyf The
s,stem 10 dsyiiitated and 10 do 70 be built up
properly. Peruvian Syrup will DO this ,sty
Thug. 1.-The the electric current. it pernsstss
he entire system. and harmonixins with. The
and biinas thu color 70 The ckssk again, and
hops 70 the ds.popdent. II doc in wtrk
prsmptiy AMI we'll hold By ell druggists. js3
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nRAD Ann LEARN PoR YouRsRLp.

Many vaiuable discoveries and much useful
kpewisdgs 10 kept from the world bscsuss OF
10 he people. This 10 not tbs case with nov
chse's German Syrup. Although but . fee.
yesrs introduced Into this country. 'ts pale uov
reaches IN every Town aid village IN thu y. =.
10 wonderful 'ucccsa In curing consumption,
ssvsrs coughs. pueumonia. asthma and al
other diseases Of the throat and lunes wss nrsi
made Known By Distributing every yesr. if
yRBn on cnAlau, BY dusgists. No such . Vel
Of merit VS. evsr given b,fore 70 any other
prspaatop, Could 700 ask moref 90 70 your
druggist and - . b,ttis foe 10 cents and ~ IL.
sample bottles 10 cents. 1ai On
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Nsw xiLLINsRy poR TnE HoIL-
DAYH.

Mn I Noe. 10 South o arst. Virginia oIt..
hss Inst rsesivsd and opened . magnificent
ssssh q s,ssaas Frsoeh Hsis. Boanots. yssth-
ss. Lso>s. kibboas and Ornaments. deeined
especiaIiy fr the Holidays. al Of which III
sssooish ~ people Of Gold Hin And virffntA
CIV. Iadies, cell and sxsnipe for yourseives.
m 4. Mo-, iel South o street, Virginia
d. In
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CARp.

To all Who are uasrns nom the srors md
lndiserv.ions of yoash. nervous wssknsss. ssFiy
S s.s.Ys. ' ~, Of M r: ..ss -: :.i ;.i. on q os ssss :
This grssi rsnsdy vss Discovered D. y ision:
NJ N South Ansriea; yssd z se~li-s6d,s.ssd
envelope 70 the REV. yutkPa Z. IhhAhs
ssssisa D. Bible Heuss. New rosk City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
A LADY srRUCki
WITH ADMIRATION
AZ the bssu.ifal HATS In Midsns
Loryea's window.

srRUoK, The second tims. o. The
Low Pr.csst
STRUCK. the third time. with sdmin.
tion Of heneif, vhsu she looked In the
glass and sav how we'll IN plain
boxing woman can look when che
wears . becoming hat.
Madame LnrysA's 10 the place 70 OBJ
tain fins eoods and cLeap. NO bonanss
vsIvcs Hats nsds over 70 look iiis
MADAME LoRYsA,:
No. % Boath o street, between Taylor
mol h In and Union. virginia
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:, y. .,,r... UNION rrlraaIrn lIs..i

sAx YI,scpoo. Jan. $3.50 =. H..
Crown Point. Z
Yellow Jacket. I0s, lon
Grand Prize i3t
Ophl u. IN
Oserf8l an. l2h
Con. virginia. 2ik. 2i,s. AN
California. 23t. ~. - b
Justice. o. . b5. 81
Alta. 1ss. 43S. 2jt. ISL
Sierra Nevada. 8. 81
6ir~kA Coo, 30
r-std Belcher. 20t
aaug. ~,
Hl1 .sorcross. 81 bid. o. asked
uould a curry. 81.
rol-het. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-03
raR rA1.ACK EArIna STAND.

~ . seast Of hssf snsreslisd n st'rsy
county, 70 10 Thomas Hsnfou's Ealing eunds
In he tslacs Daieon. 10. ! North Q srscs
vtzxinia Oily. yrssh oystsrs q al hoen n
sysry sazls. ressy sinsu slvsls o ha.1 =
"a; e e ~; ~ -: :: q 90 g &C.,, -: =
saRe - Psiass xaiisg Band has noMksdor.
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a n. GALLUP.

o. 4. oAIlpy. eppasss The Baak d caiifur
81 ssss Isl ~. "a; = z'i ieps ssssT' c:ss.s :. sis;ss NJ
olrnrIL " 15sfs o. cAssing tqhacco, nesr
Esss'sss;s :sss ia 80
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Nevsd. Ais~.

The gross yield Of mines Of the State Of
Nevada. for tho fiscal year ending June
30. 1877. - stated In Controller Hobart's
report. WAS s~i2.t6o.i7G. tho several
counties contributing ~ follovs
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GROCERIES,, FRoyIBIoTs, Ete.

GROCERIES,, PR0vIBIoNs, Etc.
G RIO CT RI ST0 Re.
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN sraEEr. COLI MILL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND voR SALE cHRAP FOR CASE.
A orocsriss snd ProTsions, direct from the
calibrnis hsrksts. comprising. IN part.
'a'sD s SsslgiA.. '''ssEFss,ur..
cAnDtEss 9AS snuIs
sicfiu-rr.
PROVISIONS OF AL KINDS
rHE BEST OF WINES AND LIQUORS
AZ wsslssls ssd Retail.
VEGETABLES AID FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MIRcER.
ssoass .osusou. NV. so.sos.
ROBINSON 6 FOLSOM,
MAIN srxErr.----..ooLD HILL,
Just below tn. Railroad Dressing.
WHRss...l. AND RETAIL '..l..'
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
ni.-'..a.. ...,L.'',...,..:O''.,
a.....' n.......i...:...
aooDs o. EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ SOLD CHEAP FOR o.aH.~
sos'ss (. FOLSOM.
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EUROPE.


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- kvsrythins Of the best quality and setis.
faction gusnutssf. Special atisntion paid %
promptly, AID soods delivered free Of ehaTs.
ngSm a. OAHRN.
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Ihs ysry Finest brands Of
1MpoRTgo WINES q LIQUORS.
Genuine champagns. Pine French cordiais,
PurS frsnch VINEGAR.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-22

The Court said he remembered distinctly
what had transpired, except that he did moi
hear the words used.
Mr. Sayler was called but the Court say.
ing that it was not necessary to hear any
further testimony as to the words used, Mr..
Long rested his case.
Mr.. Wulsin, called by Mr.. Worthington,
| testified that the conversation about bring
ing in the reporters was going on, and that
Mr.. Carson said that there was no objection
| to it, as they were good men. The CONVEX
sation was then kept up about the report
ers. Mr.. Wulsin said he did not hear Mr..
Carson make any remarks on leaving his
chair. He then gave the details of the af-
fray, as already published. He considered
Mr.. Riley as 10y impetuous man..
Mr.. Longley icing sworn testified to the
same effect as on last Saturday in the Car
son case. He did not hear Carson make
any remarks after leaving his seat, when
Riley used the language attributed to him.
He saw but one blow struck.
Mr. Shinkwin testified similarly, and
nothing further was offered.
Mr. Long then addressed the Court and
said it was pretty clear that Carson used the
language attributed to him, and then made
a brief resume Of the case.
The Court replied that Mr.. Riley would
receive the benefit of the doubt as to the
words used.
Mr.. Long continued that Mr.. Riley had
been unduly provoked, that he had forgot
ten that he was in court at the time, and
that he had duly and honorably apologized
for his hasty and precipitate action.
Mr.. Worthington said that if Mr.. Carson
had used the words that Riley had gained
his case by perjury, this should be taken
into consideration; but Mr. Riley had time
to reflect that he was in Court, and this
should also be taken in consideration. Mr..
Riley should have restrained his anger until
a more proper time.
The Court said people should take into
consideration the respect due the law. If
they cease to have respect to its admins
tration, they will cease to have respect to
the law itself.
The Court is always able to protect itself.
If it holds the scales in one hand it also
holds the sword in the other to protect the
weaker. The law requires that an appropriate
punishment should follow such an act as
this, which can not be apologized for The
only way for man to purge himself of such
thing is to suffer the punishment like
man. In this case there is no
doubt that profane words were
spoken to effect breach of
the peace. They were spoken under
mitigating circumstances. Had they not
been spoken, Mr.. Riley would have been
kept in Jail as long as the Court could have
kept him there. Mr.. Riley's action was
favorable to him in this case.
The sentence is that Mr.. Riley pay a fine
of $50 and COSTS and be committed until
the fine is paid.