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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-16
The south CaroiIna election Gases.

CHARLESTON, April 14-In the United
States court to-day, Judge Bond denied the
motion made in behalf of the defendants in
the election cases to set aside juries as ille-
gally formed; also the motion for a contin-
uance OF the cases; also the motion to pre-
vent the application of the test-oath to jurors.
On each of these motions Judge Bryan dis
scented, and Judge Bond announced that
pending the appeal on these issues to the SUI
preme court the accused, if convicted. would
be admitted to bail. The case of the United
States as. Harrigan, white, charged with as
saulting and obstructlng John Freeman,
colored United States supervisor, was then
tried by a iury-eight white and four col
ored-formed under the operation of the test
oath. After evidence and argument, Judge
Bond gave the case to the jury without any
charge, only instruoting them to render
their room, and it is reported and believed
that their verdict ia a CONVECTION
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-16

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-16
THE CZAR'S. ASSASSIN
Undergoing EXamInat1On-PartIe aIaRS
or the Attempt which Came So
Near Sending the Russian
Emperor Beyond the
Reach OF the Black
Plague.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE would
be assassin of the car is nov undergoing ex-
animation. The full Official account of the
affair says: Toward eight . clock this morn
ing, as the emperor was bF.king his custom
airy walk, a respectfully dressed man, wearing
military cap with q oockade, advanced to-
| ward HIM, and, as the emperor approached
nearer, drew g. seVolver from the pocket of his
overcoat ana Hred four shots at hun. The
assassin S6rofe submitting to his captors,
fired snother shot, slightly wounding per-
sea n the crowd. The great throng of peo-
lipie which had assembled enthus astically
cheered and congratulated the emperor, who
| thanked them for their proofs of fidelity on
such painful o. 5casion. He said he knew he
had the supper { Of all respectable people; he
hoped that y cd would grant that he might
complete, b IS task, which consisted IN pro-
noting the welfare of Russia.
The en- Iperor after making the foregoing
| speech drove to the palace without escort.
De has, not suffered the least i'll effect from
the Ittempt upon his life. He afterward
drov e, still without escort, to the Kasan
ca Ahedral to return thanks for the preservRv
t. on of his life. When receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of the officials OF the empire at
noon, the car was so much overcome by his
enthusiastic reception as to be unable to
speak for some minutes. On recovering from
1 his emotion he said: This is the third time
God has saved me" 1t is supposed that the
!
attempt, as he vomited,a after his arrest. Poi
son was also found under his finger nails.
Antdotes were administered. 1t is thought
that he was an employee of the ministry of
| finance and an agent of the Internationals.
| The sultan and all the European sovereigns
tslegraphed their congratulations.
The emperors assaIlant gives his name as
Skoloff. lie is a retired functionary of the
ministry of finance, and is about thirty years
of age. He fred at the emperor within two
PAGES. After the first shot the emperor APP
preached Skoloff, who fred again and then
ran. The various accounts given as to the
exact number of shots fred are conflicting.
An officer of the gems d'arDpie, with drawn
sword, pursued Skooff: Three men also
Joined in pursuit. Skoloff fred at them,
SCATTERING the jaw of detective. Finally a
gentleman knocked Skolof down and held
him until he was secured by the officers.
Eleven hundred and forty revolutionists have
been arrested in Russia within the last fort
| ~
, 1879-07-19

Those rho are anxious 10 Know the distance,
Ia nautical miles, between solpe Of the principal
seahoxrd cities 4l,l Lyerpoul, WILL find tho fol
lowing figures upon the subject. troln Tho Now
tauco between nav York u!,d Liverpool, SAYS that
paper. bY the most direct route, ts as follows:
rrum Nov York to Baudy Hook, about 20 miles;
from Sandy Hook to Cauu fsace, 1,Do1 mtlca;
Capo !ace to Clpe Clear, 1,7l3 miles; Cauo
Clcar 10 Queens.oun, W miles; Qusenstown
By the route adopted by tne steamers Of
tho White Star line on tho outward trip
beuco 10 Liverpool, tAs distance. travelled
is ,ll5 miles. From LIVERPOOL to NeW York.
by tnclr thorteat route. tue same steamers
make q dissanco oi 8,Vi0. From Cape May 10
Liverpool ihu distance, BY direct r0ute, IL 9,0H
miles, II From Gsps sa} n ,stpo to Gsps ass sRaSs ao
2,0I3 miles. The distance from lht!adelphik
TO CapU May, IN a straight line, Il st1tJ-two
miles, but by the routea takon BY the plots i is
given Al about seycnty.aTs miles. which, added
10 TIC above, makes lle total distance from
Poi,aaoluh!a. y Liverpool! Alp miles. Tue
outward trtp from rniadeIphia, pursuo =
rnu.e Of about a301 mi!es In length, aud gu
tle return kgjp mako about &evtnty.ave miles
isss. From Baltimore to Liverpool, the must
direct .uuto gycs lIstxurt OF H,23 miles, gl1l
From Halstmoro to Caps Charles. about 14o
miles; Caps R.co to Liverpool, 2,ols miles.
As there Is M regular ina running FROM
Baltimore for Liverpool direct, We are un'
abla to xiva the exact length ot the course whlch
tAuy uRAt pursue, but tbs sa1na ondttton4
which CAUSE tbs vessels Of Lhe New York aud
Phsladsiphia lines to run to the aolthMafd Of
Tie direct course, thereby lenQthsntnE the trip,
would applY IN the ca&e Ut thu Baltimore
steamers, aud the sauo relstito difference
would Upsue,"
, 1879-07-19
4 POLICEMAN ASSAULTED.

The O'Leary family, residing Mt No. 30 Hunt
street, broke out again latt midnight Only
few weeks ago tho police dockess were
filled with cases on warrants sworn out
against cacll other by tho O'Leary and
the ssnnott families living On tho
ttrcct, AMI, after many trials, the trouble
seemed settled. Last Night Officer William
Ward, Of ttu West Madison Street Station,
wh!le travelling beat, found O'Lcary ID
a most d!surderly mood, swearing IT. aud
threatening bis noiglbors. ffe attetnnted to
arre1t him, but the old n,an resisted. and called
bis two sops 10 assist him. In the fnrlce that
ens1cd one Of tue sons used BRICK aud
thc other q bot,ls upon the head
q se.s s e1ass Ss sa sas ss.S ss1sF' across
the forehead. The officer drew hia revolver, pus
foreboEs using II, uud then fell hack upln ILLS
baton. With the assistance OF n young man
named Heritage he succeeded ih ovsrpowerng
Ui>eary, Sr., aild locked him up at The station.
The officers iojury ts not considered serious.
, 1879-07-19

breath, aud tho great r,ch. voice Of The actor,
high above all the confusion, clear and sonor'
Gus, WAS beard With double Significance cry
Ing. "Onr castles strength will laugh scge
to scnrn.h
Ashamed Of themselves, the crowd Of rttTlnns
for Al inatsnt caught The so'rtt oi ihe stuasion,
and cheered tho tnAn who 50 bravciy dehed
them. but It VA only for ap inbtsut. Thea
tue l'tsscs were renewed and continued 70 il,e
part, and. according to those who we're With him
on tho stage, sneaklig all h. lines "a distinctly
giving him their best attention. Thea there ras
avo,hur volloy Of uuakctrr outside.-use mill.
Tia was firing on the rioters. .-anl In t1c midat
of "confutfon worse coDfounded /" the play
ended and 1tacfesdy guarded BY Tie nollcr, left
tho theatre. Mr. Gilbert and hts friend also
managed TO nnd their waJ out In Safety, beinE
reminded Of tiIc danger they rere escaping BY
encounter!ng on the threshold Of the t!eatru
the bieedne body Of q tnan shot through uls
brAin--dead. During ali that terrible night. in
tie course OF which dozens Of persuns wero
Killed and wounded Edwin Forrest wsa safc in
the iiroIdway Theatre. from time to time re.
celvtug huiIetina which kcpt him fully informed
Of the progress OF the riot
, 1879-07-19

ALLEGED MALPRACTICE,


Dr.. G. ". Btaulny, Of No. 987 btata street,
was yesterday locked up ut tue Twcaty-second-
Street Police Station, charged with malpractice
su procuring an abortion upon Mrs. Rosa Ban
mann, OF No.. 70 Purple street. Duriog tho
forenoon Indy who lives In the upper story OF
The house OIL Purpis street, and who
naa Malignant that such thing
should b allowed without legal interference,
notified ths po1ico. Lieut. Bonfleld and Officers
o'iscgan and Mahoney went to the house, and,
after long aud tedious examination Of Mrs:
Haumanu, rot her to admit that an abortion had
uecn committed. She wM reluctant TO saS bT
whom, a1d wanted tho police to cali
y orox,es, 70 b. ss1es s1S" .. MhS M, III; M cd cf.
cine chest, aud was ut o1lce placed under arrest.
Later in tie day alrA. Baumann, who is not liy
any means suffering from thc malpractice, came
down tuEn and swoEe out watran: before Jus
witness room at the Artnory.
Mrs. Daumann Is about 10 Years ot auc, and
has one little gill about ycnrs Of arr. Her
husband Was worthless fellow, ans! LIFT her
child il farmer living near Lansing, Ind.,
whom abe hopes to marry as soon as a divorce
from the frat husband IL procured. She lives In
tho house With hcr father and boarlcr
naulcd Henry schu,nachcr. and earns living
By doing taundry-work. The malpractice oc.
CURED last Saturday.
Dr. Stanley Is N elderly mau, and to a Re.
porter who talked With him last night stated
that he was a reeularlf'lie,snsed gractltionei
Afrs. Dnarnann for about q week onlr,
aud sha complained ouly nf pains III thu side
atI of cramps. lie prescribed opium, ginger,
a1ocs, and Euacum. aud several otAcr harmless
dfugs, and lad no knowledge nj anT abortion
ever having been committed upon her.
1t IL quite probable from the present atatul
Of t>a Gaze that the prosecution will not u
pushed verv far, unseas u,u authorities Wish K
make an example Of the doctor aud the equally
uIlilty Kntunn
, 1879-07-19
EASTERN R0UMELIA.

Tptersattnr Tntarylsw with tha Nav Gov,.
srnor-The pnl,,ica, ss,u,f,r.no. =, t,,o
Fez.
eoFTfspohafae9 Aaneafs'ef guardian,
Fn1LfPPopoLfs, June lU-ln tic opinion Of
many peopls here occupying posiuon enabling
them to form m accl,rato tudgmcpt. A]eko
pa,l,, ,.c1.. tl,r ncc,.,.rx nr,onnt ~ ad,,irs..
tfat'fe ao'ilty 1of the government Of province
where great forcu Of character and diplomatic
ability ara absolutely essential. But II tie new
0ovarnor tlurn not n,s,t,s tno.o nu.lttte,
~ !. .,.s..t, ~. sr..,a ~ ".-,.
~ ~ ref's'h'5 not aita'a " ha'o .ufa.
FROM O'Clock ~ ue morning until 4
late hour at night he Is engaged wth
urlya,s vI.ltors. 7 called At tho knnak today.
w., - ,',. s",,.f,.,1o, f.,rrr .,,.. ~. n.".;,
Auu w "1 e"''s.a1'oa touuu .i'ah "'s Iaee.'
!eicy WAS not ONLY chez 1h', nut asaengake1' l
at once announced the object Of my viaIt, and
mentioned = telegram which had appeared ia
tno n Hoo. s.as'nR t. neao1,a.,ons "ete penu.
lug pes"een Nuss'a a1'a tao iolte W WHICH the
lorfncF Power was to purchase the Province of
Eastern kou1nclta,-tle consideration bclng thu
remission OF tho wnr fpdsnuttv. Ut have. NJ
co,rs. h.ar,, nooa 1.s1 .tn,,, ~. .a,a'.s.', =,
..,1 ~. E.sa1,s sooa VA ao.at .oe so'ss.am,
without any foundation whatever. In tllu first
place, It would bc tmpo&aFblo to carry out such
co,nnact, for It IL against tba ,rr..tv NJ n.,,tn
for iiuss}a to gain auy sddlt;nn.t tr,ritorv ~ M ~
tho rtslllt Of Ilc letc WI. 10 NV not,ux IL tin
undermining sTriTed at 6usnusn Count
1chouyaloK at,d Ensl4nl, Yben' ~ to tSs rs r..
to cn,,sdsr tllat, 10 tu snsai il /. atrrs,v 1,ai
Thal Il 10 NV, Nmssia knnws wrIl t.nW,~,,
,,rt.y has M i,,onny. ami fhrsnfor. T. T. ,naousa
lew x!kit,u ior uayIlcnt. Sis s,eut all hrr
, 1879-07-19

The olawa of Oarter'a eagle ara red with
gorn.
The bea. boom ia tho boom Of tho Mani
toba waye.
The Ice In. at. Louis, it ia claimed, IL as
cool - II Il anywhere.
1am Maes IL making plenty Of money In
Austtal'a, which, doubtless. IL hls very best hIt
Quinine does not appear to hava helped
David Davis boom 1t al, Ills still very slaky.
On tue strength Of someb ody slse's bsck-
bona Mr, Hayes u said 10 b plotting tor second
tsEm.
blaine IL not often mentioned for the
tsosaency aoH, sxcspt by himself and Gall Ham.
iltou.
Sara Bssnhaslt always aota with her face
toward tho audience. Ths audisuto esn't ses hor
clgewse.
To tho Manitoba ware. Chicago, during
the summer. Is The uost enjoyable e!ty tu Tho
country.
Widow Van Cott rofusos to preach for Al
aday. Yet thas ispss!ty fsIF psy II shs stslkes =
STEADY job.
For spanking unexpectedly of tho Grand
Duke Of paden. upon sss!ns h!s Photograph, an
Alasilan Rttl, fautna Kunta, has besa ssntencxd
10 three moaths' imprisonment.
Cabbage-leayss In the hut are recommend.
I'd to keen Tue head coot. and thsy po4se,s TN
advantage, iu many cases. OF not bstag saally dis
staeulshsd fsum tho hsaa that wears tasua.
Mr. Courtney, .Ae oarsmsu, Eays he eau
row bis own hoe, OF hoe Lis own row, or words to
sbat elect. AZ uuy rato, 10 wants to 10 lot aloha
in reference 10 uaulaa. And esttataly 30 oas can
hjxm8 him.
, 1879-07-19
Gen. Joseph Lane-rersonai Rsnlntsoenco1
+ Of thn Last Surviving General of the Mex.
Ina, IVA

Gen. J"soph Lane-rorsonai "Reminiscences
s Of tsss Last Surviving General Of the Mex.
San Fsn@e,.co can
excursion Tor trip 10 Victoria, D. G.. aud
around Puget Sound. Among the cxcus-
stonlsts was the venerable Gen. Jua Lane.
One Of the places Visited Was Seattle, whcrc
and Gen. Lauo WAS called on for I speech.
His response, though given In tones fecble
from nge. showed that the spirit of the gn1-
laut veteran MAS as strong ID when, q third Ut
on Mexican sotl. Among othcr thing be said
H. come not as ! celebrated man Or T. dis
t!nguiaacl soldicr, ont "a humble citizen Of
Oregon. True, have been accorded
with having served my country faithfully
and well. Tleac laure,s we're not won by my
self. however. My command won them from
for me. Anv man with such command could
not heln achieving fame came to the North
west III lS4g as Governor Of what was tnuu Ore
gun Territory, embrncing all tho country lytug
between the forttcth aud forty.sccoud parallels,
including Whit, are now Washington and Idaho
once during my term Of oiflcs did have oc-
cas!on to vtsit this portion Of the Territory.
It WAS on the 1st OF July, now almost thirty
years ago, that courier arrived It Oregon CITY,
budd's Inlet, where OLYMPIA is now situated,
had bocn murdered hy the Indians. With ali
army . Ut six men, tried nnd trlts comrades Ii,
arms With me In The conflict with Mexi:o, We
proceeded down tho Willamette River IN q canuo
TO the Columbia, lowu the Columbia,
and thence up the Cowlitx to The Catholic Mig
sion. Here wo procured mulcs AMI tlorses nlui
added these fresh recruits to our turcs. We
took thc lnuiaus by surprise, and demanded
surrender Of tile n.urlerers. The old enef, after
viewing our force aud looking inc In tlir eye.
concluded to acecdu to thiA drInHId, md tllc
murlerers wero accordingly delivered nip, tried,
md executed. This made good Indians Of turn.
~ was then Governor, oE vast territory,
but Of not nlhny peoplc. At that ttmo there
| were nntY nine families on tho whplo aou,ld.
t'afy head l,as been wttellcd by the frouts' OF
many Winters and my form bent by the weight
Of accumulated years; NV voice has grown
feeble and weak ffon, tne seryica Vi threo-quar.
tcss OF . century, mud soou expect tn he called
upon TO auawer the fnat rollcall. | am fully
! prepared, friends, to nbey the summons cheer
| fully. Two years ago ! looked ovcr uie old
Army Register, and | found there only five
Of the. seventeen American Generals Who
entered The Mexicau War surviving. OF the
seventeen who outered that struggle, fourteen
were younger than myself. Ono by ono these
brave men have answered 10 tic latt ToIi-call.
aluce last looked over tue register. !IlIax has
, 1879-07-19

ror I'm 4 good nlHd to knock
~" w.. s..d ~ with THU ezra rolling pinr anu INC
;yu'a yva' ..n ,vnru from 81 10 $do FOR pos'trs
ns"' ..'.,t. .ra lniures yun will observe tnns oat
sss,o ~ npcnsat!on IL varied sno loe,s' sns,.
..,,nsnc crpckesy, - per afteio ',,.sar siaass
.vhcn inquirer IL h1t'i 'ahfaat WIN s,.a,, All,
W. M"e' s.ssre. nat to exceed ten wnacks' auo
~, - psf "" hrcomatck, 81 per lex; 'a1o
WIN WIN ,ntsr Or rolirE.ptn, Is per c''p,'
WY -, mi, 70 IN. All that nc Wish 10 know 's
&nu :. ..i,rsbtn .aly's-r an proceeding Toa &C.,
.o", ,,,s .,.urd byrothesta that 3oh aso aa appl'
ss,oot. the color Of her haf, heF Rehotal oepo'
st.1or whether ctnss-cycd, clcs, ete'' ana a'so'
ohtain from you pledge not ~ asR'ns".o ~. =,
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s"."rtr,. ~" ruling equally BY love and htnnass'
s.an,J bays no trouble OF this aort, but thcn'
xours ia m exceptional casc.
m, ittIo man bu4ncd, slrhed, and urfgElsd un'
raa!iJ. ,,...,,,
,.you ought to Insure iu our Company In TINS
warn weather wnmen hso apt to oe lfrl'eme-!ou
rrver can tslI what they may do or snY thefs be-
trr ~ many accidents 10 which household IL
1,st1r milk eoutIng, the niaiatsr calling Jast a.
~, hn1 o,rdcd up her 1olts to scrub aerf&nt'glf!
1,I.,np warning i.aL before washing day. AMI 40 on
tlr, pcrhepa Ynu may be lett ultomcs g.
fbarc q STRANGE Wild CLEAN Of JOYFUL hopc
shot acruss the small mans countcnanco) -'and
rnut.t sense OF uAt1 ~ 3VA+ thhu*Su HAAN*
10 m4,ry again. to lead 10 the altar deaninR
brunette Of IL, hc!ress to fortune. anu ~
eooted and pcitcd that nhe might at first resent
vnur w.se guidance. One OF onr policies Non'a uo
bltssn9 under auch circumstances. why slss
lat mo toll you Ia confidence that Rentlemah on
We.t Washington street, near the Cathedsa'. oo"
ta!ncd s4s4 from our Company a. compeneas'en'
and with ii bought set Of diamond 3n,selty Tor ~.
wife, who was 10 pcntcnt on discovering this. aha
figuring IN how many acls OF unknoneas ehe haa
been gully Of towards him, That She II onco be-
came tbs n,eskest AMI n1pat devoted OF sponsee'
and lc has had splintor ot bEoomstiek which me
oucc broke over his hcad ret In go!d tor breast
min, Oh, forgot. our Company reserves tue priV-
leee, In case Of wife involving It u large and con.
tnuca LOSSES Of securing divorce for her husband
from hcr, free Of any expeusc and without pub
1,c,ty. This il economy In the lung rnn, becana'
II has IN awe-fnspirlng effect on Wives geneff'i5'
AMI makes them bclavo better to the1r husbands.
which Of course dccseasea our losses"
Gimme one Of your ntegcst policies thenr
said tho small and me- looking man, With detcr'
,nua,!on visible In cvory line Of bis countenanee.
Tue agent took his application and hts $40 Tor thc
arst quarters premium, and left, promising ia
send round the policy carly this week.
, 1879-07-19

DRAbIATIC NOTES.
The criticisms fn the London 1tHtes upon the
Comedie FraucaI&o arc eald 10 bo by Tom Tay-
lor
"Grlr,' new dramatixstton Of Fasieon's
novel bearing that name, will ho plaFed at tho
National Theatre next week. starcus Mortarey,
Mrs. Murkham, mud Charles Kent will bo In the
cast.
ST. j. 8. Clarke will be associated In tho man.
agemcut OF the tIaymaskct Theatre, which ia II
be vartly plll!cd down anu completely reuou-
eled t,lll rcdreorased.: MIR. Clarke will have tha
house from 'uly 70 Qctober, inclusive. @ M and his
fellow-muuuCer, Mr. Bauerott, will haVs 1t Tor
the remainder Of tho Jeas.
the AdcIphi, ntd her part Of dny Robsdrt II
now undertaken by Miss LrdIa foots, who
studied and played the role At very shors
notice, but Is SAID TO have INST With great sue
cess, and to act with so much power a. 10 en-
title her to a leading position On tho London
stage.
aBctsy B.,'' In tho San Francisco drqonaut,
discusses in this fashion ou Rosc Cogdlan:
"she has the golatn gift Of natas.lness, aud
hers Is 4 sort OF canary-o!rd art, wAosh traIle
its woes over al obstinate accll, Induce pn-
thctic sysnpathy In you, Without moving you
very deeply in either casc-
john ". D!aI.dell says, Uneasy lies the bead
that wears q managerial crown." within tito
past month tile crowd Vi applicants for posi-
lions have compelled him to chxuEo ILLS resi-
denco SIX times. Ills hattation Is now soInc-
where near the city llMtts, but yet hc ucVur
emrrgcs Of u morning without ilndtnE pcrched
upon The fences crowd Of dizzy players wait
lug for him.
The London correspondent Of the kew York
TTibuns snya nothing has been definitely set
tied regarding Mile. Bcr1lllardt's visit to the
United States bcyo1ld the determination 10 60.
Uazzltng proposais hAvs beeu made to her,
but tho figures published aro lhc offspring ul
active iu1ngnatIous. 1t is nFobablH ulat Nr.
JQrrctt, who has acted "a her agent hero In
tie matter OF private representations, will he
| tho agent OF her American tour. It naJ be
| that eno will make contract With hitn tor to
wLp]o busness, Al!d tEsat llo will charge himself
mish the burden Of engaging the company to
| act With lar, OF dealing with theatre mana
gers, and all tho rest ol 1t.
According to tho H'hafhau Itulew this Is the
| NAY OF tho iheatEo In London:
Say would you view. In this enlIshtenednEe,
| The foremost patrons III the itf1t!stI ataEeG
| Haste, thru, 4nd buy you tickets tor q play
| Whure fAcc and fcul and lRufe rule tbs dayi
Whetu never art III actur mAkcs bit,
| Nor auy su,lc rewards tlIe authors wlt.
but personal kttractl0l!s arms, leKa, breast,
Tho mars exposed tlc better, 'tako tho beat.
beard a friend Of mine, the other day,
Describe thr huuAe4 VI the modern play
a. places whrra delighted man might see
| Upon the atAge, 10 nntHre's nudity,
One. half Of wotn4n and In b0x nud stall
usholl tho upppr half-so vioW 1t al,
, 1879-07-19
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Speech Of Col. Breckenridge for
the Prosecution In the
Buford Trial.
Popular Sentiment Turning from
Sympathy Toward Justice.
Brutal Murder Of a Son BY an Enraged
Father in Pennsylvania,

Sptctut nsrds-h 10 ne Trtuns-
CINCINNATI, July t9.-1he speech OF Col. ".
T. Breckenridge, one OF the for most orators In
Kentucky, drew an lmnspss crowd 70 the
Hofosd trtsl to-day. Ha spoke 'u behalf Of The
Commonr Hts effort lasted throughout
the day. and made profound impression.
"pcrhaps,n said he, i've arc at the turning
poiat In the history Of law In Kentucky. 1t may
be ti,at no are reaching the end Of bloodsftd,
md ro,lr verdict may be the hinge upon which
II turns. havo heard much OF 'chIvAlry In
this caae, and, perhaps, ~ approach the era In
which The elements Of chfyAlly will rather be
peace md kind courtesy than the ability to de-
feud honor With the pistol, and to take life In 1t
ytndcalion.'t He reviewed the testimony rs-
9ardIng the alleged intauIty of boford and bis
relatives. "This man," he said. "was but ons
Of ttizicsn ch!dron. in q locality so beautiful
that It almost appears that God had created 1t
wth smile, and tho smile had chrybtal!zed into
iandscape.' he then traced hls Development
from youth, and noted his disposition and traits,
his sclf-eonlrol, hts rcsolutc viii, his resenisul
nature, his education, that taught him to bc
quick on the trigger In Fc7enge OF honor
that paitry insult wss thought to
tArnish. liz referred To h's political
campaign, to Ills lawsuit, In which be alleged
tllat tic titlo was no. lefoctiye but that BuIord
was not aelo to eompeta the payment and took
rcfues behind tis1s which hs choss to cali de-
fecttvc. 1t was not romance, but the ordinary
mistake Of going Into debt for property at 4
high price and he'ug unable to pa7 for 1t. Tic
luuatic played good gamo Of cards, he plaJcd
chcss, went fishing and cunning, but At times
mas dapressod. IL that 50 uncommon that he
must bo pronounced insaoe1 Now he
rnca to Frankfort with firm re-
, 1879-07-19

l5ptc70l Dsfa0ac& ID 7H5 7Ht3'&
ATLANTA, Ga, July l8.-The case Of Samuel
Hill, who murdered Simmons, who 10 said to
have seduccd bis ulfc, and who was her para
incur, went before JnAgo Hitler today on an
appeal fur new trial, OIL tlls ground OF insanity.
'lhe counsel quit the old plsa Of justihabtl'ty
and pleaded insanity. Hills mother Is now IL.
sane, mud has been 10 for yeara- Judge Hitler
refused uoN trial.
, 1879-07-19

L3NdAH 3Y1N,
Tic Introduction Of the dove, which perched
at the elevation GU gildel" esglo at the St.
Augustine Mass, In Paris, tor lhe Prince I'm.
pueIal, was clever, and proved hit. Thu bird,
which II tano, and hkd three dare lessons, was
attIacted to Tie eagle BY grain thrown Oh IL
back. 1t looked cAssnlng. RJFst!ng shoyo thu
tuce1se