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A MysteriOus Murder.

EAsTLAND, Tex, Feb. 25.-Geo. L.. Grey. ac-
tor from Dunkirk. o., was fatally Injured by
some one In the rear Of his boarding house.
He is dying. and can give no account OF the
perpetrator,
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T. Ii. Lyons, of East feliciana, Nominated
from the Fifteenth Senatorial District.
TSpecial to the Democrat. ]

BAYOU SARA. La. Feb. 25.-The Fifteenth SEN
atorial Democratic Conservative Convention
met at Jackson yesterday and unanimously
nominated Judge T. B. Lyons. of East Felici-
ana. as Senatorial delegate to the constitutional
convention. VIDETTE.
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Troops for Natal-The Ameer Worse.

LONDON. Feb. 25.-The embarkation of troops
for N.tal Is progressing satisfactorily from all
parts. and much enthusiasm prevails among
the men.
A dispatch from Tashkend Gays that the
Ameer is worse.
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Out OF Jail.

BRENTWOOD. Tex. Feb. 25.--The men Earl
for numbering a negro Sunday night. body
masked men. well armed. surrounded the 1ail
in the window, awoke him and ordered the
keys They took Earl and Vaughan and went
ut and placing them on feet horses. turned
them loose well armed.
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ter. Pa. at a. N ;. in good condition. He passed
Smiths ferry at l p. M. and reported every
thing favorable at that hour. to his voyage.
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Nav rorm of Pedestrianism.

CHICAGO. Feb 2b-George Guyon walked ten
miles at Eigin. Saturday, against ten competi-
tors, taking fresh one each mile, and beat
them all.
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They make elegant sandwiches-shadines.

Far Carolina Clay Peas call on George Heck 4
Co, corner Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets,
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The Evacuation OF Adrianoplc.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Feb. 25.-The Russian evacu-
alton Of Adrianople is proceeding very salts
factoriy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Capt. BOytOn's Feat.
PITTsBURG. Feb. 25.-Capt Boyton left Roches-
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Is a safe and pleasant
inyiaorant for delicate females.
The ocean produces What-shadines.
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OF course the Ark was there, as the central
figure, for who ever saw picture OF the
Deluge without the Ark?
The rain-storm which had been rather
heavy and continuous one, flooding the
streets, making good many thoroughfares
impossible, and drowning quite a large num-
Der Of people and considerable quantity
of live stock, was over, and the bright sun
and bracing breeze had enticed from their
confined, but at the same time elegantly fur
nished and commodious staterooms, NUNS
ber Of the passengers OF the craft, who gath.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

House then, at D. m, adjourned.
, 1879-02-01

per cent iu lls quotation Ut value. not only
here, but allrt,pd. Scientific men all over the
world havn experimental. nnd nearly MI have
p,f"ln''l All r'rstr'e light from which. At tt'c
hare confessed their Inability to divide and
make It practicable aa a competitor Of gas:
These ssatetnunts, however, have mt heen
made with tic force that should always accom-
patty pustttrc declaration. Probably the scE-
entists prefcrrr,l that Mr.. Edison should hare
all time and opportunity tn perfect i1fs theory
or acknowledge his failure, without The posi-
bily OF jealousy being usin,ntcd against them.
Dr. u1sFto 1uao, n" e!ecsrian mud .s chemical II
money in experimenting. IL Of tho opinion that
until an clessrlca! current, NOW unknown. Is its-
envcrrtl. utv,etbtc electrical l1Rht must remain
u problem, al opinion that 1iF. Ellison may
sllare In aui yrt acknowledge.
Although 4 Is hardly fair for the public to
expect tlus Air Edison will take II fully Into his
confidence. yet II has right to know II be ms
lnAtle any progress TINT gives assurance Of ulti-
mate SUCCESS. This right to knew Afr. Edison
gave to the public when he aroused lts curiosity
mt1 from time to time admitted minor sue
cesscs. Ills silence leaves but one impression,
n'ML Il IL daily gaining strenRth,-tlat ho has
fnl1cfl.
, 1879-02-01

aud almost 1alls. for falling IN ,a.k, MIDI,
was unable to complete, l1o wa (,rr,.s4sh hs
blows were inflicted upun the .,,ra 49, i'r
dtlcrent times. Sometimes liz. was = % i,n'; s'il
many "a 2s4 stripes In one ,lay. rrtsae .ttse'sd t.
lnshetl on tic bare back viii, a rawhtls .e VI,
ing thlrty-nlno lasbos, *hicl, cut ,hrni,E Ee'eir.
1thh n'Ni caused tho blood to run A. ~ 'fe
though hc ia1 been Raehed with knifs y
s9nicnt ~ With to Lash, his kccprr often c,n,. a.:
twenty-five potn Ears to ills mikes M. !,taeheI
thr FISH completely from thc bones IT. sa,.to .o'a
wns chained tn negro who vas tn Il. ,, wnee hs
the folsnwing tny for killing his mi,trc.,1 .1eeatsd
dtaPpeaFcti tn be The ait., ami delight =, II.
ja.,.sfSepets T. givo him Jobs to perform xbs 1ss
auce and endurance. Ho never a e1ncet.1 .g1etforn.
ytve tits Treatment. lie was rcJea,eI - t1f.
had served abont eight ycnrs. 1''sr ht
Alf Ffirnank was mnfrtcl after Ill, h-,.,
ptiaonment mot after his secuni an5 H.. is.i is
generally suppsseti' to worthy Ma..srbna,,..,s nv.
Imprisonment, and who pleaded Yainir th.!ons ~
those weary yeara for hs release. Sbe 'astta9uRa IL
live long to, enjoy her husbands ~! Wy hos
Other domestic Affections have since i.Ii.n
Mt, FalrbAnk, hut he has borne them m.nfI}saa
~: taIfbank visited Newport In the tnnm!.
Richmond. Va, wlso vas engaged 10 nIai, riIos, q
sry work for the negroes OF Virginia. An .se,
mas made by fov Of hts friends 10 ad Iii hIm
sonAlIy, but It was feeble cEort, with Anu, @ r.
suits. Mrs. Sophia J.tttle raised bcr.; s, ~ =,
OF money for Mr. Fairbank after his secani ia u
was Mr.. Fatrbank's friend; but s4cl nrora% ssu =:
to DO tho case. lie kept fc money and .'snsss aes
| ed for unknown regions. Mrs. Little. a,tho,as
we'll advanced IN years, Is de,ermIned ~ \,
something for QUO whom she consII.rs m 10 aaa %
crowned hero: Bbe has long been nv are \, w. II.
l Il In L. 1ty4f.n
determined effort Ia to be malc at onre f..
| relief, - wi III
, 1879-02-01

.,, r,.
City Charter Ahnulled una i'onaed Debt
lseputlfHtca.
NASHVILLE, Team, Inn. 9D.-TWo blils werc
to-day paased in tho Legislature, rcpcul.
t. ~, ,I,.r,o- NJ V.nn,,i. I'm ot',cr rcron,,n0
W. '"c s.a''e -. .as"p',!e, .se os a.s .as
1t 10 staso territory Local Ro'efnhont was
provided for under the palnc OF Tuxlng District,
uoy, Marks will Tomorrow aign both bills. I,Y
IN. sctior ,,a cn,tra tondcd t,cht of Srrmnhi.
- 'u .s,..a,t. ,",.a, ~. r,,a s"ht .,a,,,r.oI ~
~ snsuatJ ".pea oat' .4'e "sps a''oun'su ~ -. W
$5,ooo.ooO. merlber OF t'1e Lc0tslathfe from
Memphis says they must not be regarded as ru.
uu,liatora. The CITY has pa1 until her taxes
a,,atr,,- ..,.ho,1 "a G. o A,nn -, tov,ht, ,,ron-
nrts "n,k sarc. n,"nnntlrr ~ " - MI IN nny
.i'53t Ji5t r,th t",.' InrIiiItr ~ cr,i,,ct T'ha
"e,t,'a,a. "M ~ ,S'm nt,r,n- wn,,II ha.o
t.a', u.oao so eitv ' ,.v "' W. .n,"u. "I'o ~.
.s.I',t t"u 2,,n mi ,b,. ,anr a,.T r.,
acss"te's se' I'LL w. r"v I'm ,Sa', WY ,xhh,a VI
,sM yeass se IT.. pe, Ill a. ."o sar
s.nes % ma,u % atu Gse rs p' sln, 1 ~ I;nI,.',
EVE .s ~ ;,';. ssl,., W. VIE hs.' o ''., ;o ,., ~
niates nts. .'ssu sn , nuI uecM M'auS a"r o. o
ALL KY. mas u'ue.sn oJ S -" a5H 51s, IN ,ie1t
~ w ins ~ "ets NUS ~. ~ .s H., w. t,ne,,
~ t.c ia.u ~ =, ~ "a ,S ~ VA 49, sSs
.csaeu les,Ss ~" aons s et 1't,tr', t" ti,st n,n
.sM " cossne a1cs "as o W wv. s arns
, 1879-02-01
W. r. FARMER.


William T. Farmer, another Grand, Juror.
gave similar testinuny rs to tic refusal Of
judge Bangs TO present the perjury indictment.
acting. as he claimed, under special instructions
from Judge Blodgctt. lis did not consider
Judge Dlodgctt's remarks In dEseharglnE the
Grand JURY improper. tlr. Grow. Dr. {1au,luc,
and Afr. Turncy gave the Grand Jury to under
stand tint therr was an impression that they
were tscadiue on forbidden ground In taking
up tlIa 11tbbarl matter. Witness went Into
Judge 1slodcctt'e room about week before the
adjournment, and the Judge said the session
Ind nlrealy been protractc'l a very long time,
aud 1t WAS about tt!nc tlmy closcu IN and
went home, rs they wesr costing tlln uorcrn.
ulent a thousand dollars week, AM! he insisted
tlAs they should adjourn At once. lie did not
speak with vehemcnce, hut with fIrmncss. slneo
the investigation proceedings originally started,
witness had been waited unUn BY a gentleman
whom, from tllgntenur OF h!s remarks. t1c took
to be representative Of JuAgu Dludgctt. to
whom 1,o Eavc full account OF tho proceedings
Of The Grind Jury. immediately after tl'!t
q NaukcGan paper published column article
abotlt "conspiracy aEasnst Judge Blndgctt."
accusing t,c 1rand Jury Of being uudnlJ init.
cnccd bY cigars anil thealrctfckcta. Laughter ]
Cross-cxarntuatinr Was waived.
Iii nnswcr to Mr. 1.nphanf, witness ttAted TINT
before dIschaFEtnE tho tiraMl Jury Judga Blod.
gets askc,l lie foreman II tl,eT had any other
business before theta, und the foreman replied
that they had uonc.
, 1879-02-01
A SONNET.

Mere vosdt sre idle, bpus'er kell CONCEIVE"
10 paint the pAAstaG uf bosom etIs'sn9, n,,rest
Thoughts. struggling ta vard With VIZ w.
For lack OF iauxuaEa cxDnnt tc e1pssss'o
10 poar tbsir tsIm upon y"ur rres+'ns so' sold
saale4 In lhe mouth, the xosds yoa 'a'1
speak. .,csk,
eoolhiuY saiarss o'cF ths soul doth ttsep'
And silxuf ssouucAee liz ehusus aosh s"s ~. t,It;
Then In your bru4Sl tho dear eEcs teas.,,. teau
Then On your sruis the sicut vow y Aas
'rhsu, when lore th1,l!s With taniu,taou'
iuu pssss the lips aud Sigh fouA tsftTpsu. & t.t.lpsu.
AuorsEA, ILL.,, Jan. ~, 1e1u.
, 1879-02-01
INFLUENCE.


Onward, ever onwar1, I;0!nx
IN our journey. day us ,lay,
We ure sowing, aryays sowing.
Sfst!s alan1 tho worlds highway:
EUIv lives ~ t1traeif alone
Nho VII! Gtap HAai Ws hafa soMat
Thuss bctow and thnss Abosc VI
III tAa .aEYtnR x4lks Vi liie-~
Tisnss W. luys aud ttlutu wlU loyo III,
Hfushrf. sIstsF, husbaMa, wife-
Friends whose liyc4 hafs b1ess our own
Thess will reap wh4t VIZ hass soWu.
uiAcrt to tho heart stili nearer,
Children Of var hopes md fu2tS,
sreH4tnu ever " HE0w dGarGf
Viii the lapen of p4salnX ysatS-
When W. leave theus hrt1 alone.
1hf3 Will trap what w have soWn.
ia Il good or Ut we're sowing
All along tho worlds hIyiIWAys
What Will b. .Aii-ay bu growing
fsom tho seed w SOW Iu-Aay7
Thofus ~ plereu tbs urary tevt--
us howss* " sYaks Lies pathway aTsetf
- AAxA Il. WARp.
, 1879-02-01

Tho continued 1!ltnru VI str. Ellison, In
ycntof, With scgard To tls electric light, which
l'css was about to TO rendered. practicable for
the ordinary purposes OF illumination, has had
rcactionary effect Upon Easstotks. The theoEcs
VI Ar. Ellison wero ut first hailed hS some VI
nervousness atpouE r!!e hoilcrs of gaa-shaIcs,
KLitl c1GIHisci i.=v!f iu decline of Ut least ~
, 1879-02-01
11ENRYI.W WILLING.

HENRY i. WILLING.
II. j. Willing, Of the firm Of Field, Letter
{: Co., and n,clnbcr Of The Grand jury, was
called, nnt1, after the usual run Of preliminary
questions, testified Ii regard to ti,s question
Which ag!tatcl the Jury, which has been
sufficiently explained above. The fact TINT
Hubbard claimed Judge Hlodgott's construction
to be In his favor was statcd bcfore the Jury,
but wltness dtfn't think tho Jury considered
TINT construction. 1Io did not recoflcct any
tody's having brought d report to the jury
room that DlolGctt was opposed 10 an e1h1H|r,a-
tton Of flibdar'a afFatrss noru lid he know or hear
that Diodgett was hostile to the investigation.
There were tnt!mattons, but tllcy nsres had
any weight with Him.
Witness stated Tint Jn19a Bangs said he
would not present the indlctncnt,-tl,ath hc hada
right to withhold It, and should do 50; thas lie
Was confirmed in his position by tho fact that
Judge Dlodgctt had lust satl 10 him (FF!dsy
ryclIng} .lNlt II nnYbodY Vas responsible fur tho
construction ct the Law lle tt}odgett} was.
rFior to this the question Of construction hatl
witnesses Ind, honuvcr. been asked about II.
4 deduction could 10 .nado as TO Jndge
13angs' opinion from the questions. lo naked.
1t wns tlat there wns n fair chance for two coll
withholding tic Indictment. 1trestcl with him
whether he should prescnt It, aud he hatt made
up his mind that hc would not ito Il. Whncss
Thought nanKs statcl that Judge Drunnonl
they wanted any instruction in regard to tl.e law
thu Court {I,odgctt) would give It to them.
bangs told tfe Jury l,e had met Judge Ylotlgett
lust before coT,ing Into the room. Witness
tbouEht ii would Dc the duty Of tho
Register to return all the fees. Four or tlye In
uictncnts were returned when the jury was dis
charged. They were asked, when they went
, 1879-02-01
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Statement OF the C1s9o1 OF tho lurssu =,
6tAtlst1cR In 1tegAr1 to tho 1npDrt, ~
Exports OF tho United ststaz. Dsesmh.,'
1873.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DunE 10 or s7t7,x
TICS, WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. %, lS;a-Tt,
Hon. JonN 9uanMAN. Secretary Of tbs TIM.
uEy-afR: have the honor to submit to 70,
the sixth monthly statement Of this Du,eaa fet
the current fiscal gear:
The excess Of exports over imports Of mar.
chandlsc appears 10 have been as follows:
Month cnled Dec. q, 1873 ...,.....s i, III g..
Month ended ]cc, III, 1877 nj III H.,
Nix months ended Dec. At, la78..... 1Is' s9s H.;
etx months ented Dec. IL, 1871. ;. TO-. 15a,g0
Twelve tnontha ended Dec. III, 1877. lt0, 0,Q5diii
A comparison OF thS exports and itnpo,,. a,
gold md silver cotn and bullion exhibits The fo,.
lowing:
Month ended Dec. 81, 1874, oxccss Of -.
uonta ended Dse: il. is77. cxsc;; t;;:;;;;ii' "
s,s mouth; ended Dsc. ii, is;s e. ''
sl1 months snaai Dec. ii. is37, tx: *: N'''A"'
rss'1s 81. 81 nea!S: Ended DC: H. isa "
c1cess Of imports. ..4.., 1E41n
Twelve months ended Dec. 81, is17, A'''N'
excess OF e1ports.,.. .......... -, ii
The total values Of domestic aud foreign t1,
ports for The month Of December, 1873, anl ,lt
twelve months ended tho same, arc prtsenlsI
In the accompanying tables, Very rcspcctfa1,,
JosEeH f1uuo, JR
IMPORTS AND HxPoHrr FOR nRcEMnHR, 1s,a
s,atcnseut, by Customs -Dlatrict*. showing Int
FnlIles ot Merchandise Imported Into. md Il.
ported from, the tinted SsA,cs dustn: lhe Mer!A
at December, 1875
, 1879-02-01
JAMES CROW.

James Crow, another GRIND Jusyman Of tho
October 1878, term, testiltd tint during thegr
srsaun, nbout o'clock In tho afternoon Of the
Wednesday previous to their adjournment,
Ju.!eu nlndgctt met him nt Thu loot Of tho
sta,rs below ,tIe Grand Jury room, and su,d l,a
had henrd that lie llrnnl Jury had bccn aending
for attorneys tn get their constructions upni,
rvrtaln points OF law; AMI, Il that Waa tho fact,
| 1t was very improper, an.l he would not ALLOW
IL; that tho Dlstrvt-Atsnr,,sY wss the peraen to
apply to Tor constructions oG law, OF the Court;
| aul thu. II the Grand jury wished bis con-
| structton OF the luw lhey should attend beior0
him. liz said, alto, tint when he sent then, to
their rooms he hal uu idea that they
wsru rolug tn be all the tall IN
rtnn,Ihl,g Into this matter; TINT
they wcrs wasting great deal OF tli1c IN taking
Irrelevant Testimony, which would bo inalnlss!-
blu before lie Court and Jury, aud that they
wcre running tho Uoytruu,cnt into q big c1-
pensr, and ile hoped the Jury would Try en-! get
thrnurh with tter tluauess. lis alau xat i',a, ii
they dill l.0k, uni H. they Were not discharged
bcluts Jolg, HERE WIS y way m which tliry
should ha discharged; Antl he asked the witnusl
tn Try and mpEcss upon tha nllntts Ut tho Grantl
! .1nry tho hnportalM0 IT closing up thelr busi-
| ncxs alHl bcins discharged. On w!Gneks' rcport-
I,,x Ibis ct,nycrsAtlnn 10 th1 tirRnd jury, 'llry
snss!"tH Ht sSt'ss 5 ;s St ,stSs @ Y @ sAt H. uHo' Hs
leuu mtsinintn'ed atn'lt tlsrir srndnE for nj
turnpy. To Eut ilrir legal oI't,siuis, Which ~ q
matter VI fact they tal mi L0Hr.
Tlsu Hllmt..s WAs rxalhintl ut length a. to tbs
nril!ons given Dy thu attorneys as to the icgal-
t,y VI Register l3ahbani's charges. a.ll Ills testl'
ttnny WIS Irlrrally 10 a.roru wi!h that Of Tho
llretrtlinv witness. When he rrM,rtc,l judge,
l,o!.ett'a re.arss to lla.' tiran! Jury, sumo vi
tl1cm said rl'cy were golns - staY u long W
they ila ntisnl tn, slnl tEat tIl.y wcge ~ uo U
CURT as As Was, a1nl wuAisl show u want of rc,
Apcct to themselves II ihst nntlred htl at all.
| Cl4i;-e4aDInntlulI Wps EAlyel.
, 1879-02-01
THE LAST BULL.
The Pope's Encyclical Letter
Against the Communists.
lie Charges Protcstantism md Freedom
OF Conscience Will, Causing
Socialism.
II Germany and France Want Peaco
They Must Go to Rome.

1nHd"n 7fn,''. ian. II.
The Fope has put forth long eucyclleal lct-
ter, which ID at once a tienunctat!on md Al ap-
nrsl. rtis ,tcnunctotIon NJ uStn,al,sts. Conn
s,,,.,,... 49,, r,n,,'.t. :, W. nortio. ~ .,c,,
ntu",'te' AN't N'4: 10 ~ eatss y. s
which ho supposcs 10 oe The cllset scouFRcs OF
modern Ito; anu It Is an iuttmatlon that society
wou.a ~ no nrts Jsvt " ~ ha M. nv, ."i too.s
t,an a - ,ts % an,dancs % nf pomc ' f,crn.nr. % WI. II
would seem, Is suffering from the fe7ertah
fol,y Of Socialism because The disciplinary
power Of TIC Church was broken IN tho six
tc.ntt c.ntn,v, The nre,ent attack nf Tho
.eensn cen'ars. .,,,,,, ,aea ee"t h,a.".o ~ r,a"o my
disease Is peculiarly kccn beeause f1'nee
bismarck has crippled tho power Of the clergy
bv means Of tho Faik laws, And Socialism
on .o[n o. e ef'ors so ~
equality between man and man. that tue eter'
ciss OF sovereign power rests % the viii Of tl'e
.m a' ,as.~ ~. ,ars. samcatton NAV M
citasf Ino 'nsuo' VI VIC .""o' su.e.s .s,J J w
freed from the control Oh tic Catholic Chutch-
all these hercsEcs are conaemned "a senemensly
w,n, IA ha ncoc.f,i md h,nnr. thcv n,n.t co
"sut W ~ ps. a,sh =. ~ ,,.,,a 10y, =. ~.
msek.Y 10 Komf' suea LIE y u.usn ,s 81 .1as
from fapal plltasseoi9Gy !nto tns tanRuago ..
common speech. Precisely thc satno thlnes e we're
said ny the iate rope. inaeeu' 1nc oH'x q'.sr i
E.I%U UStMecA S Sn'e.,Ie y. -" 1s..-. 80"
those Of Plus IN. 10 uaat LUG ne"ae uoeuments
uro somewhat more n5bane: . bo'n neaf .s t!ae
stnmp OIL the satcan; hotn re Wstten ~ ala.
curious style 81 mneeu, nne.ion nna @ sasasnssa @
which IS ~ much hereditary possession ~ thc
| regulations Of the fnpacJ. IT. seems TO mattcf
little whether tho rope hns or mas NOT my sy,n.
patl,!cs With modern society, foF ne siens nts
nusne TO the sans set OF rhreses: u would 10
foolisl to blame or eTen wonder at literary
| md theooglcal monotony nh!ch IL entirely
akin to tho whole sttrit q tNe Fapaey. an
Institution uhlcl, would 20 atwars cons1seeMt
with itself, anl which would addrc*a all Chrls,
tian peoples. must aoo'o everything aSo'o
originality. ... .......
| The chief interest OF tho document comes
from tho Indirect appeal Hhsrh II makes to
Prince Ristnarcte for the abolition OF the FAX
powor Of turning aside the plague Of Socialism
AZ he will not ind either In the r,gor OF magts.
trates Or In the arms of so!diort. But tic
Church must be FREQ before slo cnn exercise the
full tneasurs Of her ealutary Influence. Much
tlte same kind OF message was addressed to th,
French penptc a!tor the waf with 0crmsny.
! 1hev were tuld that they had been dieaatfously
A.. 4
, 1879-02-01

for illegal ftcs."
,,i,!Eu Tru,nhu1t, In t!r croas.exa,ninatio1,
ahkc Dr. liamlinH tflIh' VOTE I'LL tile per lurY In
dc,nent was after hl* conversation with .1utyu
i,lD,i1rtt, usnl received tlhs fcUly that II WaS
taken lin. Gay betu1e.
Dill you have uny discussion uftrr you got
| this tntorInatnn frsn Judge istht.Ectti'
| ~ Hrnt Ut, ana Iilatlu my statement tn tho
1urr, and ttI= unly distinct reply gnt was lhat
thire ~as u vrry rttsiilyu misunderstanding be-
tween the Judge asll tlaa ttsuster; nIaf HE Rsg-
advice, and Judge lhuvett la.l sail l.'a. b. l,a1
advised liin IL The cuAreu Ia tHpI.h
| "Thls tnllrtiUent was t'uscrl ua lIaf different
construvtiot Of t'u law let" cen III" tiFaad Jury
! alni Judge blN'Kytt, WIS 1t Ht.tW
| Yes. Judls D4,gs Informed us ti,As Judge
| btOtgttk N0Niu ht pleased 10 rte ls nlal IT.
slrurt Us lPo1 fi.r law, and understood it Wa.
,lse duty ot .Ic jurs', II we nad any question Of
| law. 10 appty IL ihr .'nl."."
Continuing, wiiheas nl!I Cooper, kuirkcr-
hnrhrr, md Snriuu wrru lmtuye the Jury In rr-
gard 10 the Icrts VI lttc keEister, ltlt tl,ry uhl
Dot xas il.cir re,n,r. To tlr lar Association, MAI
| 1wlsulul frirnla On tic jury whn resided In lis
luMn, and aoie o{ l!"in claimed lhat The Com
lnitttt were arltatcl bv mallcttl4 motives, AMI
ll,al 1t was pEopcr 10 call sotHa Ut iIibtlArtia
friends. 81 thu. IurS sulnulOlnl Judge 'Irl,sn-
hnll, Judge Lawrence. a'n! alr. Ayert AMI thu
| wiil!est iuuk nu great Interest ~ the casu
TIL tlu' lalIer tllle oQ and isutia failure,
unfortunate tn,i1ce4tu he tlixi Say. lLnugsl-
ter. tl:tn TIC friends VI thr Kcuistrr sum
tuoncI Jtsdges l.1"rcnce alHl lrsi1,butl
Judge rfumAutl-I Aaye never lu1wn before
why l vas eulte,i. II l.augl4ler.j
Tbs Testimony, witnrsa cuntln.lcl, Of these
t,usnMi:ltee. Laughter. llu couldn't under
stan.l to th!s any huw It waa. but ilirrp srcnled
| to b. siaetiI! desire Un Judge Raugs' part u
Yet lslcir Interpretation vi TIN law fu regard II
itus perjury Inattrr. :u.t It did seem 10 ttm tia
lsatss was using II very large amount u pump
] sus III tl4t drcrtlva. llau.hter.I judge
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-05-22
OF MORTGAGE T.
N FORECLOSURE AND SALE.

4
Names Of Mortgagors-Soren F. Henry. and
Susan Henry, his wife.
Name Of Mortgagee-Jason Downer:
Date OF Mortgage..April 25th, A: u: asae.
O'Clock A. n. in the ONCE OF the heKister oi
Deeds in and for the county Of Mower, ana
state Of Minnesota, in book V OF mortgages'
on page a&3.
tract or parcel Of land lying and being In the
county of Mower, and state Of Minnesota, de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Tho southwest quarter (sw ~, OF section
red and one (l0D north, OF range number four
Amount claimed to be due upon the debt
secured by said mortgage at the date OF this
notice is the sum of one hundred and twenty
seven and 5O-lOO dollars.
And no proceedings At law or otherwise have
been instituted for tho recovery OF said mort
gagged debt or any part thereof and default
sum Of money claimed to be due as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that the said mort.
gage will be foreclosed. and that the SAID
mortgagcd promises will. by virtue Of q
Herewith recorded and pursuant to the pro.
visions of the statute in such case made and
provided, be sold at public vendue by the
sheriff of said Mower county or his deputy ut
Of Austin, Mower county, Minnesota, on THE
10th DAY or JUNE, A. D. 1872. at ten O'Clock
A. ~, to satisfy and pay the amount then due
on the said mortgage debt and costs ana as
SUI sum s Of seventy-five dollars stipulated in said
mortgage to be paid out Of the proceeds OF
such sale to the MORTGAGE In case OF the fore
closure of said mortgage a. and for attorney a
fees.
Dated April 18th, A. D. 1879.
JASON DOWNER, Mortgagee.
City, MINI. mayS7t