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F." Have you patents Ia other couhtrtesin,
Ycs. The novelty Of tho Idea ID II led Mt.
noosevels and myself to appiy for patents IN all
the prncfpal countries, 80 that tile invsntion is
prstty tl,vrouRh!y paotccted."
"The United States ought to be great 6sld
"Froeab1y ii will be. 1 visited the
weeks ago to see the progrcss Of the
Ing. Scarcely q town hut has ita Telephones,
aud frequently its telephone, exchange a. roll.
Noslilng like 1T has been seen tfls side Of tho
"Onc more question, II It ia fair one. Il Is
reported tmt e, ths a Company organising iu Paris
y isf 70 tr, py 100000 francs for the invention Is
have no objection that know of. hut you had
better Ask Mr; Roosevelt, Who rans that part Of
bir. Roosevelt, being questioned, admitted
that the invention, backed By the Government
but tas was not prepared to 20 Into figures. liz
considered Mr. Gowcr's success something ex-
traordinarv, and snoko Of the granting OF tise
concession Is ono Of the. highest compliments
l'e haa ever known TO b. paid TO AZ American
inventor IN France, Following upon ihls apDlI-
upon flse from the leading bankers and others,
the Rothschids heatitng tho list. nnd thcre waa
no reason to doubt tic immediate success OF
the invention commercially. 1'hcro had hccn
talk OF combining the interests Of Mr. Edison
IN Francs with Ito now company, but II Was yet
Impossible to tell what might cotue Of it. Tic
capitalists Of tho Cover party were feeling yery
strong md we'll satisfied with their position.
lo WIS not aware lhat any particular movement
had ,ct been made in Franco by sfr. Edison's
representative, bnt should expect to see somr-
thing now. They had no authority to bl1ld
ltncs SO far ua ho WAS aware.
, 1879-07-18
PnRInHflRliM..

PoAr nuftoa. Mich, July 17.-rassed Up
Props Alaaka, pAcilc, Fountain City; stmra
Marine City, i'm ChatIeu md bareea, Gccfgc
King aud barges, Ocenn with 7. X. Morrill,.
Down-props w.. Puul, Ohio au4 COMFORT,
East Saginaw and barges; schrs Wabash, Nc.
-vat|a,. u. J. Cummings, Hartford, Coloncl
Cook. pcllo ssephons: st1nrs 7. V. Vaustran'
bcnztc, Arctic.
Wtbd north, brisk. Weather fine.
PokT HURON, duly 17-10 =. m.-Paascd Up
probs Stasueca, Oswegatch!e, Wales a,G con-
sort; sctrs !. l.. Danlorth, lla Keith, Il. q.
Cleveland, rcnokcc, Charles ftnckLcy.
Down-Props J. Iscrtacl,y. MsckEla,v, Nashua,
Gtindcu md coi,sort, William Cowiu and cs,Il.
aort, T. rr,udrii!e ind couaort; scara Guido
Pdster. 81. Clair, q. L. bruce, e. g. Houghton.
Wave Crest, :. Much, Z. +. Ainrh, II. j. Webb,
l.. nValkcnburg.
Wind-Northcast, gentia: weather lIue.
, 1879-07-18
TELEPHONE ITEMS.

Mr. George III. Hopkins, OF Brooklyn, N. T.,
during rcront thunderstorm connected the
gus and water pipes Of hss dwelling with an or
dEnary Boil telephone, and discovered TINT tho
electrical discharges wers plniuly indicated,
either By sharp crack or by a succession Of
taps. This occurred whcu tbs discharge Wills d,
distant that tho thunder was tnaudiblc. Tho
sound also seemed to bo perceived by tho car
bcfora tho lightning could be seen There vas
marked difference In tic character OF the dis
charges, some that appeared single to the eyo
werc really multiple. Often the discharges
would consist Of series, beginning aud ending
With discharges larger than the rest, thus:
--------; sometimes 1t would be thns:
------; sometimes the reverse and often a
single crack. The gas and water pipes werc
used, being tho most convenient, md ot thu
same time the safest conductors for tho pur-
pose. Special apparatus might be devised, hav-
ing good ground, and serlcs Of points for
gathering electricity from the afr; but In using
apparatus OF this kind there Is alnays moro or
less danger.
The New Bedford Cordage Company has re-
comfy manufactured two iour-and.a'half Inch
ropes, which contain two copper wires each.
The ropes are Of thren strands each, and tho
wires nse passed through the centre Of two
strands for their entlre length Of 1,200 feet.
One OF these ropes Is NOW attached to canttyG
balloon at Manhattan beach, Long Island, in
which Prof. 8. A. king, Ut tho Aluertuan Aer-
oust!c Society tlituttctO makes daily ascenslons,
aud IL found to HivG excellent satisfaction, The
ropo IL Wolltil over drum, and It uncol]B a.
the norIal car ascenis, uutl whom It desecuds Is
cotled by means Of i steam-englnc. 'rt!e slra
being OF coppcT. Is Of course elastic. utid
stretches Al much as does the rope, 80 there In
1odble, so as to allow return current, and
whcn al the height Of Lou feet the aeronaut
can convorlo with pcopie on tho ground. Tho
sope has been subjected At tho School Of Mtnes
to l8,0U0 pounds, and found to stAud II excel-
lontlY,
, 1879-07-18
The REPullAIQRS.

NEW ORLEANS. July 17-Ihe Constitutional
Convention, after long debate, adopted an
amendment to the State debt ordinance, fixing
the rate Ut Interest to be paid IN tho conHuii.
dated bonds at 8 per cent for i've years, 8 pcr
cens for ten years, apd 1 pcs cent thereafter;
tho Interest tax to bu two u,lu tnlf mills, with
Limitation to Hive and half mills for ail State
purposes for i've years, and three mills interest
TAI thereafter, With Limitation to ak mills for
al State purposes.
An effort Will be made tomorrow to carry
propoalton allowing holders ut collsols to co1I-
vert them into small cuE1ourY bunas, bcaring
or per cent interest.
, 1879-07-18
Salaries OF tbs rsat.

An old Boston merchant says In tbs CON-
tnsrtia! Dutletin: "apsaktng Of salartos, tho
hlghcst one ever knew paid to a salesman was
sDo, 600 year. ThA waa paid In war-tln,es to
md 4 nd tic Pre4idsnt ot tho Unted States wero tic
only persous In tho country rcca,yng 50 much
for thntr services. know man wh0 for years
rereIved annually $4,000 for his laboEa as a
to pay lii bosrd.bill regularly. W,shin lew
days saw man MIN received at ono tina
salary Of $40, 90, uc was well IN 10 his t5Ade,
but to-day ha Ia simply beer.drilkcr.''
, 1879-07-18
THE TRUNK NJ YaTERY.
SpNcta3 NtSlJ1tch 10 3Na TfbunA

DosToN, July l7.-lhe 0rad Jury to-day In
dictoA The parties arrested yrstcrday for causing
The death Of Jeunlc +. Clarke, the young woman
found In the trunk fn saugus 1!lvcr in February.
Adams, hor fosuIcr employer uui sciucer. IL
t!on. Mrs. Goodrich, nitl. procuring the abor-
tlon, an'l Kimba'! With aldlng In the operation
mud being accessory. They were held Ia $5,0D0
T'le identity Of tho dead woman, which has beeu
- o!ten questioned, Ia now fully established by
the recovery tt,tiay Of lockct slt,d ctai given
her BY Adams. which. till now, has been Miss.
Ink. II was surrendered BY olIa Of thu Sulner.
ylllo Wofueu, who nursed her III lsr elckless,
, 1879-07-18

the outrage on Mrs, ,rts,ant, not Sherman, as
reported, It upoor stlwstsrr, ' proved to be Ed
gar Kcnniston. who bo' lo.l At The tlause where
ate was employed. 4..er be,t,9 rrst oretl to
consciousness shc told wl,o her sssaIlant MAS,
and stated he knocked l.r down md subjected
her to ousrn9e. after whit, ho bo4tah aud garg-
cd her mud throw her In a.olsa boat tn the basc-
mcnt ut tho mill. kcnnissn lia.l,ctn arrested.
TheAcxcltcment and indignation arc vcry great,
aid there 10 strong talk Of fncnhg.
, 1879-07-18
POLITICAL.
u OHIO.

"xpsefdi oorr.spbsl 6t.tea Of Tho TFtbltue.
TOLEDO, o. July 1h-Ibis II q remarkable
oity Ia mora senses thau that Of tts faturn
greatness, Its trug-ponds, and Its sott-money
procliVitieb. It has newspapers, and those
newspapers have editors. 1t Is with the y'cw Of
giving the world an opportunity to iiatcn to
somewhat frcer utteranco OF the opinions OF
these cditors than they eau givo in their own
columns, that TIN TRIBUNE correspondent,
after anchorIng hls eripsack at seeontl~rlass
hotel, sailed forth last evening TO seek whom,
he might 1cyour In the way Of au interview.
1t should DO stated In tho beginning, that the
most awkward and trying thing That reporter
ever tlaa to do ts to Interview an e'itor. Be It
statesman, a eandldatu for oflico, Member Of
Congress, murderer, a horao-racer, railroad
magnate, Or my other such commonplace por-
sop, tlle mnn of the rsportoral quill knows
lust how to begin, and how to gracefully close.
But III editor, "a It wcro, kuoWs the tricks of
the trade; mta.rusta Tint you will mtsrcprcseut.
perhaps Though why he should, Ia hard to tell).
AZ auy rate. your correspondent proceeded to
h,s 1nh .,,f, fcc1,rr NJ rononess.
us 1oo WILL 'oe.''s " suuenese'
reader knows by this time that this is the hume
of Petroleum v. Nashy ID. X Lucko1 ntd tliat
bta nanor. the Toledo Uiaae, ia publtsl,e.l here.
,whrra ,ha :. corn.r. y orc ioc.tcu. /. \ n,orc
dslhcult question 10 answer: ~ 1raa.."'h
from the topo Of soma Of thu lpbaultauts Of the
norc Il wm,d mt erem to demaul murl,
pueo' "ua'u ~. ~. s.s. ~ .,,". .,,a.. a...
stEcteh u haht!'atoa ~ oupposo ~ 1''.s 'uef "'c
s!tuuted not far from this city. Tho D|ade ia an
AFTERNOON sheet; mud 80, of course. the curly
evening hours would nut find sIr. Locke ,n his
saesu'' !uauns 'oon .a.. .'. v ms .ss," psuo%"s
feslaonce Oh Ausol et4eet' "t"' apoa 1epa1s|as
, 1879-07-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

Quk&ssEows, July H.-Azrivcd, steamship
Montaus, lrom New York.
New YoaK, July l1-Anlved, steamship
6ueylA, from Hamburg.
eAa FHAAolsco. Cal, July ,7.-Arrired. City
Of PekInE. from Iloug Kong aud Yokohama
LospoM, July l7.-sseanshlps Victoria, from
hare Arrived out
, 1879-07-18
IElEGRAPdIC NOTES.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 17.-Capt* Jonathan
Young, the executive officer Of tho Nary Yard,
caro- reception last night 10 honor ot Senator
Thurman aud vile.
CONCORD, N. H., July 17.-Tho House today
by verY large majority indefinitely postponed
tho bkl for the ahul[t!on OF capital punishment.
The Bill reducing tho salarles OF State officials
WAS also indefinitely postponed. :
, 1879-07-18
BRUTALITY,

BANnoR, Mc., July 17.--A woman was found
yesterday afternoon In IN unosrupicd mill In
Upper Saltwater g1eRed, bound, and uucou-
srous. snB proved to bo Mrs. ADELAIDE Bbsr-
man, 0 domestic III thu fR.ntly of Arthur Saw
yer. She left hume night before last, aud Ii
supposed to hare taken refuge In thu tpIll dur
ins heavy shower, ~hep rho was surprised BY
tranps, Jagged mud outraged. 6lo Hus nearly
dead when found, aud has nol yet been restored
to coHkslousnesa. Great excitement prevails,
BAAuoa. Ne.. July l7.--rho pesoetr4tor OF
, 1879-07-18

BosroA, July l7.-'rlo several parties ar
rested yesterday NJ concerned In causing the
death u Jenntc 2. Clarke, the vIclltu Ut the
Lynn trunk mystery, were Indicted bY the t]raud
Jury thts iorsn0un, x,l4 aoull Afcr artalgnod Le.
foru Judge AIdtlct,t who urdarea each oi tho
dufsndautz 10 gecoVutzo in $la,U0l, III default Of
which they Wcre al! committed.
, 1879-07-18

lTptc3al D3spa!ch 10 11s 7f4tnH4
FoND Du Lac, Wis, July 17.-1ho suit for
assault With intent to 10 great bodily injury OF
Z. 8. Williams, OF Milwaukee, ngainst Gen.
John Mcdonald Nus tlnislaed last week, and
sentoncs deferred until tu-laY, before receiy-
Ing sentence tho General mnde speech tu reply
to the qurst!on Of tho Court ps to whether he
desired to say anything. IIo said Williams,
Mrs. McDouald's attorney, had intcrfered with
IN a1picRble settlement between himself aud his
wife, which lad cost $16U,000, aud had
broken Ills family circle. II that WAS
no psoYocat!on for the assault, no had
none. judge Mclean then fined the
General $50 nntl costs, which he paid, and WAS
discharged. This frees bin, fr,m litigation for
ttme, though lo says Ills vito will sue WILL
iasns for abont 81 ,00, whict, lie has kept out ol
, 1879-07-18
VAN DEljSEM.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 1I-Another suit
has been commenced agatust Dr.. Vau Deuaon.
cx-superintendeut Of the Insaus Asylum, by
former patient. The plaintiff c'alms that ha
Jaw MAS brokou by attendants, and chargus ncg-
lect upon tho Doctor, who should havu at-
tnndad him.
, 1879-07-18
THE .EAsTERN TORNADO.


BosroN, July. l7.-rhe atorm yesterday was
worry sorare at all points. The loss Of life Ia
grratcr than ut first supposed, and tnainl5
caused by the eapslztnR OF boats. Thomas Dun
don and wife, two sisters, and a niece, md Ar
thur Rcan,, u boY, werc caught By tic aquall,
and all drowned except Sir. Dundon.
A yacht capsIzcd of Nantucket Beach. md
four persons were drowned. One man, two
women, and two children were lost oil Govern
or's Island. Three bodies hare been picked up
on tho beach.
d Tile rainfall wns vcry heavy in various places,
and some l.allstonea measured seven inches In
!, circumfcroucc. The lightning caused tho loss
'of a few lives. .....
',,, Two boats capslzed of scItuate, md three
parsons were drowned. -...
Neas Montreal Mrs Peter Robertson Was kled
by lightning.
Round about Kingston AMI sauEerties, In
> Now York State. tho crops were ruined, md
barns, fences, nlI outhouscs bloTn dnWl. The
hstl.etoncs rescmblcu large chunks Vt Ice.
Charles Daxtcr and Marcetlus 1'cnt were
drowt'ca yestctday. of Long Island by tho cap-
sfztng of their boat.
Tho house Of Mrs. Hayden, Of South Drain-
. tree was tartially destroyed Yesterday, and her
self sdnd young lady 40 seriously injured that
they Neec brought to tho hospital to-day.
, 1879-07-18

McMastets, ~ Ohio temperance lecturer, was
t4ben suddenly Ill In railEoan cat, ant 4 phyal-
clan told nlm that 9lAss OF br4ndy was thu
only thing that Hould saYe bis lfa; hut " re-
fused to take tho liquor aud died.
, 1879-07-18

A Loudon journal congratulates thp country
that, for the Arat 10 tho history ut the uatiou,
Tins OF general gbuaiucss dltress Ia not mada
worss by hgh-pEccd bread. 1t saYs; "Tle loaf
eau put on thutr tablss. today, i q bIggeE ind
better Loaf than they have ever been a6lt to put
o., A,els tables undGs similar circumstances bo-
fure.n -
, 1879-07-18

sT. LOUIS, Mo-, JnIy 17.-Gov. Phelps to-day
granted rcpricve Of three weeks to Joseph De-
Goria, who WIS to have been hanged at Potosi
tomorrow for tho murder Of Jules Polite, IN
1877.
, 1879-07-18
DEATH FROM 1NJURrE

sAT fRAHo1sco, Cal, July 17-James U,
Robertson, un Industrial 2choo, teacher, who
was attacked by gang Of boys last Sunday,
and struck Oh the head with a heavy bar BY ono
Of them, named leorga Hsr3en, died:yostcrdaY
afternoon In that institution.
, 1879-07-18

COST OF INTERVENTION.
Naw YORK, July l7.-patrick McDesmott WAS
killed to-day by Nicholas Mcyners. Both lived
at o. Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. sIcDermott
intcrposcd yesterday when MoYners was beat
Ing his wife.
, 1879-07-18
9HUT ACCIDENTALLY.
{Ypsci2 Dfepdtch 10 ne 7sibunA

DETROIT, Miel., July IA singular and
fatai accident occurred to-day at dru3.asore,
corner OF Twelttl ard Baker streets. Thomas
J. Hilbert, the victim, is young u'au about 2
years Of age, who has been studcnt{at tho De-
troit Medical Colleg, for three or four ycass
past, and, during .hat time, vaa employed as n
clerk in tho drugstore About 0 o'clock this
morning young Hilbert left his slccplng.room,
behind tho prescrtptlou-counter, to scrve one or
two carly cuatoncrs, aud then went back 10
make up bis bed. While ihils engaged 2 self
acting revolver which lay under tho pillow be-
came cutanEied In ono Of the sheets and cx-
plodod, the bullet strtkngt The unfortunate man
In the stomach aud 1n1tctlng wound which
will resutt tn his death. Hilbert hulonRed Ia
Delaware, 0.
, 1879-07-18

=. MURDER AND LTNCH1NG.
sAN FuANcisco, July ia Visasia dispatch
says TINT Arthur Tow nsenl uas murdered by
Indians In Tuate County. Cal, three days ago,
ps,d that the indians vera 1snched by the white
scttlDrS.n
, 1879-07-18

BUFFALO, July 17-lt will be remembered
that patsy Of six men started from Port Col
bourne July 8 In saIl-boat bound for this city
to spend tho Fourth, and were drowned. Tho
bodies OF Ave Of tho unsortunates have bccn re-
covered. TO-DAY party Of gentlemen from
Buffalo wcrc fishing in the river near Bower
Island, ni.d found foattnE bottle with papur
: In It on which WAS written TIC following:
:. JrLY 3, j p. m.-We cannot weather II xny
longer. Blowing gale. Give up all hope. Goud-
hy. Sx men from Port Colboufne.
, 1879-07-18
nEpHIEYU.

TRENTON, duly 17.-Gov. Mcclellan granted
a rrpr1cyo In the case OF Covert Bennett and
Mrs. Smith, for the murder OF Polica-O Officer
Smith, until Aug. Is.
, 1879-07-18

aptcch-makcr. This came simply from the fact
,t,at, when ho knew thing hs kncw It jtnt Al
well as nny one IN thc world, and llad ntthitg
s nna sbt r. iii. sat has aWa9s gssa
h!n his place among businessmen. They could
t[r to him, you know. As said in the begin
Mug, YOU can trust that hc will sweep thls mart
"Whas " Hsiu; havs you to o1rer on the next years
connIct1''
Nothine =. a!!. r t.too far ahead. Noons
can Judge about Il YETI
"tluw Is tAe S,trnan sentiment hercl"
".olil shcrn1n has largc number Of
friends II. this part Of thc State. Not necessa-
r'ly fsicuds Ii tho Presidential sensc. but those
who arc favorable to his course as Senator nnl
Secretary OF the Treasury. I don't know how
he will stand on TINT question. Things will &c.
EalIn S'''' '''' 'A ~" W. ''"'' F's' ''"'
"Chancng The subject slightly, permit me TO
gentls in}ui5e llov financial seutttnens IL ut the
Changing tho quiet, thoughtful expression Of
conversation thus lar Into aguizz!cal, cotncal
smile. Mr. Nssby replied:
"Oht scntfnont tzsawl MON way thare, They
air youuanlmous for grecubax, and plenty ov
10 the pleasant ha1s-hdlts's conversation which
followed, Mr. Locke proceeded to give aoln0
interesting rellrctona on the rIso Of the soft
money idea m Toledo, and attributed It, very
!"sHts III AoAott - lG se41Eh1uIo Iea4 EbtNto
aiiu othcr tpee1t!Rtiora fn which largo portion
OF the community. both hero ind In other cities,
were engaged fc"'rea since, and which col.
lapsrd to such an extont ulat everybody was
sseksnR s lor solno cause, anl thouaht they bad
Locke very justly said TINT property had In
reality not changed particle h real value bore
for many veats.
i1ake, ior example" no aaM, "that strip Of
.. !aua opnps'te, ny :honso there. 1T y has really
front. t would not selt for that today, but il
Is GRADUALLY coming up 70 tts proper prizes. The
owner MORT ta9e cent , ieas than taat figure"
ny schtheute ~ tue lion. 4saaf 4. shtF.
Wooa, urscnoacKer, gnltor o. tne aanday ana
weekly SoatNa., ana rl9oats o1uEo o. the couI.
y, naye Already fceoeaea more or Ie4 ful!y In
lhE 1NlMuNk. 70 oealeves, or says he does
tias ,he tseen9asxcfs WI! Pc Iof E"MRs But
talk that May to MN:
:, lug Jut.e's sehla! partner IL tno naTspnper
INC, Mf. teofRe =. Canncia, safs tnht ~ w. IN
11.ne uouos |n.t ~" .na .n!og 10 g9tnR o1oIk.
Ho WY unEtl!lIs 10 express almsoll as really
e9nllueht o. Fletofy ioF solrnoney pf1Lcl-
d.. tne Rot,1ie,nau @ W. mao Vas ny most non. o.
sli.or of the eiaIIv Bae. rnis nsner has thc c
reputation Of hayI;g tho largest circulation Of
auy In the city, md is nrofcssedly neutral, but
fGaly y iGans to"ata tne oFeehpaeKera. Mr.
inn,. 80 ~, rrtrtnr ~. 10 10 " oay'
INV viii ,I,t. maInrItv NJ ,hc Grecnh.etar.
hero 70 this faEll''
"Lan't tell. That's. ono Of tho thngs no
man can 11nu out. lhey VII! d!vIdn up so'1e, to
,r,uis ~ ~ W. ~, uo ~ tae
vii rt.t sGc 1nnst IF ficm. i In not tnnv Tinro
| are two OF three thIpes lately that don't I'M.
derstAnu;. among them, tlc actlon OF Dom
flatt u aoVocatlnS ersennacks. Ihesc Things
Hs ~ + W oAp'n'"s" oste.e s"A e'' "u op'h'
, 1879-07-18

rates 10 tho Sonata aud Assembly Conventions
to elect delegates to tho Stato Convention aluct-
I'd all Smith delegates.
, 1879-07-18

uAMI5 AEHLEf* NOuNnltCli
Euec,aI Ufspdtca 10 7AA TribHn&
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, July 17.-Jamcs Shop!er,
the slippery individual whose exploits wcrn de-
tailed In Wctlnesdas's Tn1nuas, was taken to
Joliet to-day by Deputy y-Marshal McCord.
, 1879-07-18
DLtFlRn.


OwENrox, Ky., July 17.-Mrs, G. ". Merl-
wother, Of Louisville, testified tat sac believed
Duford to be insane,
from tho tcsstmouy presented, he did not be-
iicye Bufurd to be insane At tho time Of the
killing. Tic dcfense Il lcse conGlcnt to-dny,
On tho Court teaasemblng this afternoon
cxplain the Inference between sanity atld inBan-
Ity. lie was frequently interrupted by The
Judge, who said tho jury could not understand
It, and lc did not think the pArtirs engaged In
the examination kuew ANYTHING about It., rlIp
Doctor continued for nearly two houss. When
he had cfo.cd Instructions Werc given to the
Jury, The arguments wcro opened, a Mr.. Little,
of tlIs place, uhn spoka for three hours, mak-
l,lg very able argument. Tic arguments Will
probablly close to'Inorrow, and tile case be given
to tho jury On Saturday.
, 1879-07-18
CRIMINAL NEWS,
The Negro Chastine Cox Found
Legally Guilty Of Murder.
Tho 2)th of August Fixed as the
Date Of His Execution.
His Bearing Painfully Out Of Keeping with
His Miserable Situation.
Tho Trial OF Buford Rapidly
Nearing a Conclusion.
CuASTINE cox.
bDtctdi Hfpa&ch 10 I1e 1rtbuaA

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hnd sni'~, oausoi lar dsnlm anil ens1,.' thst
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Gfoc, nat the ots'ef ten "ero unanimous 10 the
opinion That he WAS guilty ot murder In the
first degree, An hour after leaving tho court
roor thc iu-v f{lc,) IN nvnfn. The na.ontr
,ss.Hl, ,,.ss,y ,s.,,s ~ .,,s..u,1 ~ .. -.
.,n "s sv.ors .a' r,.h ann...n. ' aaon1 aona
cert. Ho hoard tho verdict with
the most stolid indifference. md smiled
.,,sn,a ", ~. ,o,,u,o, .na ,,,d 4, ,v.. nn,r
as lie turnea u pIs eoapeu! III" aa'o "as o"'y
what he had expected. When asked II he had
nny.hiux to say why sentence Of death should
mt bo pronounced unon him according TO law.
f,ax r.,,,,oa Il, a., .n,,,h,o ,o,o uNn,h,ny y
Io1 tep''s" ~ w aa",o!o toae' Notnn's'
Ills counsel sa3a that, uuoeF tho sctotct, noth'ns
remalncd but that sentence should be pro-
nouuccd by tho Court. He would give
notice. hnwevcr. TINT he sbouta an
nas -osS, a.. e' o"., =, .ha .s.,,.'oas ..ran
peal t"1 caso W ~ eaSpuuns t4soh
on the Trial. Judge Co"ing, addressing the
prisoner. urged him to trust In DO hope Of par
Hnn t,,t ! n rreraft for the fseatb thar at1rrly