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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

TEE E9NcLCLC WozxINGMES'S LEsEAEr ASSo-
cIArEoS--Taas Fcsi<e~0rshy iEstitntiou haS bsea
b-E rScSuLy started il tbs city E4iriy Ihrugzh
tas p<rs5zzI sxsrsiocs Of Mr. William Joo1Sou.
Tas fcl0Wi1z i TIE pcospscCes OF the ASSOCIATION
Ia Etsg Of Tx isrgS i8erSsSs in lie aG1iE male
rcFE-4IlcE u t1sS ez.y s-c slSc % Tx Act that
very ar<S properties q hose psrsccS SsrtccSy
tzS the E4r- OF rhe w4ry SocrSS q rScrearfcr for
Speeding heir sySniuss WEIGH they srloyeG 10
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ekre Together fcr the rcrposs Of t0rGltBs reT-4-
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L51rsry Assec5atioc-"l TIE object being the Is
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strlcty Temperance urirclplsS ard generally TIE
EsE-a-. meal aud social improvement q each
C-e<r- Ls &c Cpsc % al CsLs uSrSo1S without
tistigesioa q ersr.; u4riccaiIy-" AT the meet
i1E oslt "a isss Sa-Grcsy svsgiag 10 Organize the
above assceia-ior report Of WcieA proceedings
" y tcEcc In z-Cthsr cpl-EuL The following
sUC1E other cCC1uirceSs vas appointed, VS. Asssrs
w Johnson. Va B41cCck s1e & r HOLSTER 70
sc-Lc1- ccEAracES Il books, E--ESy OF periodicals.
t9r the % saii society. fru1 Psrs0ss residing
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rss most argsntiy sppsaI 70 TIE friends CT TIE Oh
scs & tx society cc1trtozts seeOr.iug ther
cleans Ar.: cgportz1IEEss E-e cuCtrtoELiC1s can
EsE- : G DamCa, Ehos- g TerG11. ESQ, q NsssrS
Nhi-E-E & Bo5srsSc1- That there : Ceesssity
for as s-ca Place IN E010i1iE- a. that cpztsn-
sa-z5 - .his association canaos De denied We
saves - promote 20 rrIiSsSurt1y Al Institution,
cxE u E-teh -ch 1900 come.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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a --zE1-r1 Z Cos r1zch t,- SALE Tes property
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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cc--sr q ky Al N--a-u srssrz, ErL6 lcessE,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

- We Le4-a sha- =1rl1s he week tessPaozs
-ls ae-z PAT II, = M=ssrs- Whitney 8
E--z--s--- ,gzEez- Eszzul Palace zzE thzlr box
s---s C Ns-yaa-s street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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s1-zIz. q Ia .a-S=zr-zz Discovery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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se se-5 s,-zor-cw, T1z-s,3ay sEeaIHg. M4-cz esh
81 tie EG- q Paste E-se Co1zp4zy NJ :. q =,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

NOTES OF rHE EEh.

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Rim. 10 q ~ : >7,ca=r- aEsI = E=a-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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c-s Z CIR ez-1cr % s1crE c-E-ss, rsEZrrIzS -
-crz -.e fzZ-El1z z--eru1cz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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I,1 q -1cse cecce cream azE gthsr ezzd5Ss a. IL
Ba1azzz a. tx Cr=zz- Ez-lcCs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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Ire Ess5-c-s-E e c1ri1s. co-aL sceIs. sEe-. i-sr
arrives --C- Micrcces5I- Il Nc-ul-g Sc4r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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z----E sEszzzz A. 80 o'clack- Il Ea@ Spare
IA t1-sE-E 3 IL Erogzzz=-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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81 ea-S-r. H. -z.E-sz z c4z-sc, Mss EaE-I
-ls,E--. 4 E-zl.z.l
Va - srsgg1g z1c-s were nA1- La rsc7is1s = 3
gsz-zs s-ss II ne E--g saSs wa tie compliments 4
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1zs1zs Il II a. hApcE -a- -
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=-11ss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

Din. X IL C1ssz's E1sz5-ll- CT ne z i-z7A-c-
az=1 g gea-z, NJ Z E,ls1si1 zI-fTs c. EslzEsis,
Ge-zzzF. DscsassS I'd -sz5=ss C these Isla-ss
r. - -lz- < C zs-s g-a-z- &c EEs11az Ct zz-z
z-rr tlaz crEtzHry i-se Esnee- ard a. Ta-is1s
Ez-z -z-lE Is r.sl-e-cz hare Ee en1-ri1z--r
-E-e z---e- CT Ee--Eri--e- arz-caes E1- r1e
EsEsrG-e-s. &C NY Ez-scrz Ct IE-srsst q the
res-1t= Of E1z Iszz-E e Vas TIE frs E1z . IL
Er--1ee - cz-z-E & rice &C these IEA11z. IL
-zserF r-a1 > -1E z1--is-T-E- T1cs- c-cpE zrs -
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Ee1r- : e SO RE- < = -z-ss- EI---ess. Ard 4
Ezl rgsE--L-e. Al. eGr-rr< NJ lE4z EEz eTsr a.
i've Z 1CEE E1oG- Deceased l-EEes 4 sfe ard
seTe-zl eAl.rez e zsz-1 ia i1zz- AID 4 Ecsr Il
frasr1z No III rzzezzer III r. - nay good
ez1E-=z- n 4 E1r- - VA Gs-s zccz=zz Xxx
A. EEess Mr. Pezee % la aa-=a-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

An Invoice of Tobacco,
lust RECEIVED IRON NEW YORK. and
a E1r sac y
Us X EHACEFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05
NJ. j. ROSE,
Shop on King ST., Honolulu,
g.

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HAVING Just TURNED OUT A ZINE
III Waxones for HIS GAJESrY KING KALAKAUA.
Newspaper reporter having eaid one word
ia regard IT, SHALL therefore, blow own bora IL
Is only recently that Carriages have become common
that almost every householder has got enc.
IN THE Sculptures Carriages, ChaFiotB. ere fire.
Queny alluded 10 Upon the flight Of the IsrAees from
kkypt, King Pharaoh pursued them with SIX Hundred
CharOts, AL Of which swallowed up by the water1
OF the BED Sea And when Israel made up his mnd 20
Ray his Joseph visit, Joseph teiegraphed the Old
Gentleman down Gosbe1 and be Would nSet
him there and drive him cosn 70 Egypt In . lager
rEaxonL
charos and Carriages mostly used By Kiags and
Grand@ea state occasions-
me Greeks and Romans had Char0ts but strange 70
say Il the arteenfh century m 1850. hat
Garages introduced into Fr.ncs and a. that dao
only In PARA then quite large city
n. y. ROSE 10 now prepared 70 furnish aimoas any
kad Of vehicle that Be ordered q him has ga soe
Of he Best skilled Mechanics tnat can Be had u AaJ
country.
| Also has received alArge nyc1cs Of ALL KINDS OF
HTOC y. s1eh Hubs sDokes. Pslloes. si1z 40 one
tho1Azod other hngz 700 Numerous 70 menfon bpt %
i eosvlnee yourself Jrst call and &.
Can Undersell any other House in Town.
On account Of Cheap Keats and my economical way %
living VIII soon have = large iot a. LIeET BD00IEe
from CeiebrAls1 nasuactnrsr % Caadso, New JeFsey
/ 70 sell 90 account q whom t may eoncera- ia an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

Ky Ersst Ek~ArrsS CfsccS-Tee secvS sssseN
t>N-as-s u-2zr sss sss-aZvzsvss "a Mr. G. Espset,
sas g5vvr tA-SS sese-tsi-Sess. ~ srSt &C TAs-s-
cav. SIS teS e-S<r NV cc Ssfu-Sav ss& Ncresy
svsrt-aS - er0useS e<uShe< o. gez-Sssv Sve-
riaS ms Massey tx Aicg arG ether HsSGsers ~
~ -sya Hrasy psre Rrv<<es a. t1s rSrts--i seeS.
TcS ettis sriSc&S g rsz-Ssy svSeics 90 sct
tstsrtsr~ VIZ tee rerto-s-cz. rcr sc Z arscs tSs
esSs-s q teS rGs1e 70 Sstzc>s eSGeStriaa s=esss-
r2SzHS Il se- crosG oz Tez-cSy rVvstaS ~as
hrgs. sAas se Saszra.y svxsi-g was sl=pS ts--.
Ne AZ plsaSsG - ec.s tnSs M LcProti, VIA tAe
ravs riders ess sc--ck Tie rtes Nvlr, ace 44s 10
res@l1r ts~3isS WIZ ss-1 rs be rteAe tsscrvvs
eSesssS - ess tsS rS-rS - - zAsze evSs aSs1sss
Stse srG Ike. We l.xs Mr. L-r-oil's ssecS ARD
vs. az= a. ~ lssS = srsSrNvs.
~ ne Ray4i sa-4iuas reeas,e sas sses
ust<7cci-S rsss,.l sszsSS ssstss ,As Pss; wseS.
a s1- Aaz&s q tAs ez,srFrastas ,sssss Mr. A, VII
So Saw. FrvPzrzes-y - sss P-oSessios C TIE
=-=-a advertised ~Loz&Sa Sass, >sSS." ne
staES nss eexr erla-S~a ard rv-Szlls wisa -sU ape
srrrcE-tass sezsie s5sc,s Il SsrS.s2sysrs esss
VEL acc SAKE trssS,'r-s,lcn 80 esSu 1eeo11'-
eishec vefeh vi X 81 sccsr,4elS SO s.rrsciiVs
cAargS. Opl.icrs kIVe eSr8 expressed JASs a -
<sssr-ztrz<ss : q TIE u4Earv the stsre-
spsicse, ezs szch = soc tx cass- Esvias IS &c
stxses as BcSk gz-SsiVes se<c tAls EacS. poeGsr~
tzl -sysssry te~ sssiSs3 IL s4ytaS sA1t L : 81
ogee eAlcEa4tes - arc1Sz ees se-s-srttfcc u tie
szrerszE sst ciai-t teorc2<e yesslSsttca froG
f-sg prroruzagsv 60 >asa-ssy, M2rcA 81, veleA ss
AePs al - Ssll ra-rcaLzs1
~ meeting cfsAe ssses-s &C iAs prospectus,
e.vi-z ss- Is csiecs ~ sssse'isssess ofs lers-y
ssscera-cr. Vas bsl3 81 the s4E CT ths SrigAc> q
Fy-alas - Ecsel street.. .. As, Sa.e-say sySElsg
weH-h Ms ls-..Sly zstsu3e3 ne nssti7S 81 Tx
kCz- ss<jg-sfsE WAS called 20 order ~ the sslec-
tier O. NJ GSo-g~ LzezS As 1en norsry chairman.
SD Mr. ms. G ToruE Temporary secretary.
TX ooiecr q tas uss,lr ssS SEATED - tbs Frsss-
csz-. Uas- -1s rI-as o. E1s HoGot15G " OK 81
usz's L3srs-y Association Was ADOPTED As tie
csc ~ ~nich To- c-saBisasfon sail - kroSr.
Tcr f,le~iu< oscsrs ssrs saseted - ssrpS tor TIE
k-Sz SIX 7o1JaS, VIZ PrsSiesst. G Leess; Nice
e-zzaIss,. Z l. Sa<l&oa: Secretary. Toos- 6.
-cr-G. TrssSerS-, :. NJ. OaE. = 4 COMMITTEES
C srs. Uish Mr. Sasl:c1 a. ekai-rsa-, MAS 8p-
rc5r,sS - r-sra-s eY-Asws, r1'ss arc rSSulztiocS
Tor the guvernUsrs o. tAs saes<ty- A ecum,yteS
via Mr.. Wa tcA1SoG a. ehzi-rtsr. Was sprolBtsc,
s-znc-issc - rSuezrSa S-it2ois roa,. esssrsh. =
l1s-s& a14 60 >ccit eoctri .tcaS for The iersry-
T1Sre Nss eocsGeranls frtsrSs. r'snifcs.eG 10 ne
movement ~ c.ies zcEier O sSntlee1an p-sseut.
z5- to 1z1rts1 Starts Eccsr TIE 1zcrsr-
i-z ar3 sccoG-sgizZ auspices, pro.hSlgZ 10 os =
ee-cisse szce~Ss Mr.. Joa0Ses. aho : lo0Ss.3
rPe1 ~ tie promoter q the scSeze, WAS deserved
y eaa2l EzsE,ei - v5Cs o thAzSS for TIE vAl2-
Sc,s ssrTtcSs X ezS Already rendered Tcsrs MI
y seeceG meeting &C SATURDAY eveEisS Ee1t.
MarcA Sr1. 81 eeloe AZ the SANE place, az which
: fall sEtscczrex = esSirSc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

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60 E1--S tlz-t NJ : e 5-zzz. 3, il rs iss-s-
NJ Z : t-serTt-g Ard E1--1E wang ua.- VIC
y q. G. V-z5=1- -Es-- Ez+ E1c6 zeckazi-al
ae-g rs s-ec-s5et z ssszs sag kizEsif Z !
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rz- rsEE E-tz1 Ne c1zet 1oE - vi rsrs5Te-
e. be l. c1@ q Tie zz-E @ -=1 Wis Z1sE sscEse-
--1-ss- z11er. 81 1seTt.zS AID z-rlEet L A. -
-=az-Es- - ~ crG1a-E respect E-c razrocag=
az a -a-1s- q crz-ze-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-05

e Ne parish TI.c rl-4SCre the following cor
re<cog9sacs a. Al Acknowledgment Of he gene
rgsry q tie papLe CT these isLIatz in 4zt Of the
<EE-rers ~ the faullz= il China.
Ts .ls Ctrssssss~s On he FEvEs5Ez dlraaEs 10 IL
-lLiFz-ss FTz7Izls Fund, -
Tax Ez-zrgEs response made o. tie rAETTs, for
81. azs C-iczss rss3ec-S q these Islands To the
19sve f-a1. las 1=s With g-atzt1I r-cczriCioc d
Is EIssIiszcy T1zE Wing. V5cs Chinese Co1uiS-
SisE=r Il N4s-icEtoC. A. TIE fJlosiuE c0py Of his
L=EEsr 20 ~ I'll saoE- L i not necessary tor ne
C 40 EzyreiuE 1crs tkgc ny Csu personal CHI
S1stsss kzt -hl1zz f2E Ess ss1sEosiEy e ny -sAsat
l5zcGs- {. AECSG-
Hscsl4l4 MIrch Sd, 1873,
WAsEDsFoS, D c, jan T4:h, 1879
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The New York herald., 1879-03-21

money; she did not pay amy attention to the n,
ceipts; she did not about them; all she wanteo
was the money; the transaction bad nothing 70 az
with tho breach Of promise suit The counsel for
the plaintiff stated that they had finished With the
witness.
General Butler said that the defendant did not
she would bring into court the memorandum tnean--
ing the family Bible) she had there yesterday; also
her copy OF the contract between herself and counsel
and the receipts she claimed to have from Mr. Riddle
EVIDENCE ron PROSECUTION
The counsel for the plaintiff then put in evidence
the revised statute OF Kentucky in relation to
marriage. which in force at the time the mar
riage between her and Mr.. Oliver said to have
taken place Qs54. and the general statute on the
Same subject operative ct the present time. Tho two
laws almost identical. and hold that marriage
In tho State not solemnized by minister Of the Cos
pei. Justice OF the peace. or person possessing
proper authority TO do so shall be invalid.
The letter OF Mr.. Cameron to Secretary Brfstow
heretofore publishet) recommending Mrs. Oliver
for appointments then put IN evidence.
The plaintiffs counsel then offered in evidence tho
two letters aso previously publshed purporting to
have been written by Mr.. Cameron, in one of which
he promises to take her quiet place. provide for
and protect her. and in the other tells her that she
shall be his wife.
General Butler objected to their Introduction
fret. because it had not been proven that Mr..
Cameron wrote them. and. second, because his
side had not been given opportunity to examine
them. He proposed to prove by the strongest possi
BILE evidence that these letters simply forgeres
Pending argument upon this point the Court adj
5ourned until Tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

THE sTAyLEY-HAzEN FEUD--A. GENERAL COURT
MARTIAL ORDERED -orYcEHs RETrRED--1
QUESTION OF PROMOTIONS
. WASHINGTON. March ~. 1879.
general court martial has been ordered by tho
General OF tho Army, TO meet at Fort Co umbus.
Now York Harbor at early day, not yet fixed. for
the trial OF Coloncs d. 8. Stanley. OF the Twenty
second infantry and W. u. Haycn. of tho sixth in
fsntry. whose mutia! charges and rccrim nations
havo been matter Of more less general notoriety
for tho past two years. Wf.
DETAIL ron THE COURT.
The following s tho full detail OF officers for
the Court Major Goncral--W. &. HaAcock Brgadcr
Gcnernle--John Pope, q. q. Augur and X. II. Marcy.
Coloncs-fsraci Vogdcs, First artillery; ]. II King
Ninth infsntry n. W. Brown, assistant paymaster
gencral J. q. Davis. Twenty ty-third infantry and B
N. Gricrson. Tenth cavalry. Major ID. u. swain,
Judge Advocate of the court.
ovrfcEns nxrIRED.
An order has been issued retiring tho following
officers OF the army :--Colouel l. n Palmer. Second
cavalry Colonel W. L. Elliott. Third cavalry Colonel
d. L. Floyd Jones. Third infantry; Colonel p. Il. lie
Trobriand, Thirteenth infantry Major n. l.. beck
with, Second artillery; Major J. NJ Robertson, Third
artillery; Major A. n. I.atiner Fourth cavalry;
Captain j. b. vandowcile, Tenth cavalry; Captain
William McCleavc. Eighth cavalry; Captain
Herman Schreincr, seventh cavalry; Captain
George n. Ford, Thru cavalry; First Licu-
tenant H. L. whitman, Third cavalry; Colonel
George o. Woodward. Fifteenth infantry; Msior
Robert Nugcnt. Twonty.fourth infantry; Captain
II. y. Bristol, Fifth infantry; Captain Nathaniel
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON. March 20. 1873.

WASHINGTON March 40, 1879.
M1LEAo1 WANTED FOR THE EXTRA SESSION.
A paper IL in circulation in the House for the
signature Of the members. binding them to support
proposition to secure mileage for the present
sion. The law allows mileage for only two sessions
Of Congress. and the proposition. which originates
With end is quietly circulated by the Southern
dsmocsats 10 that Monday next the rules shall be
suspended and resolution adopted giving mileage
for tho extra session. Tho Eegcd unfair part of
business 10 the non-expendture OF money for travel
Ting expenses by many Of those who sro active in
getting up the matter. 1t is charged that good
many Southern Congressmen remained here after
the adjournment Of the Forty-Hfth Congress. and
have incurred no outlay for travelling expenses I'm
Che interval to the extra session.
The New York herald., 1879-03-21
THE HOYT MURDER.
THE ACCUSED FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER n
THE FIRST DEGREE

THE FIRST DEGREE
BRpoEPoRT, Conn.,. March co. 1879.
The trial of Edwin Hoyt the Sherman parricide.
resumed this morning ct haifpast nine o'clock.
The arguments were finished yesterday afternoon and
soon after the opening this morning Judge Sanford
began his charge to the jury. Tho court
room was flied, and among the spectators
were q number Of ladies. Hoyt sat during
the charge TO the jury with his eyes
IDENTIFY having the utmost confidence in the manner
In which his counsel had defended his case. thinking
possibly @ be would be acquitted He would At time:
look at the judge when some particular portion OF
tho evidence was referred TO- Judge Sanford in his
address TO the jury instructed them to their duty,
reviewed the evidence and the claims of the defence
and the prosecution
Tho jury at fifteen minutes past ten retired Ia
their room, and after absence Of nifty minutes
returned to their box. The prisoner, who had been
during their absence gazing about the court room
apparently unconcerncd as to the verdict which was
to come. suddenly turned toward them. his
face considerably flushed. and looked each OF tho
urymen In the face their names werc called pro-
paratory to giving in their verdict.
THE VERDICT. s,o
what say you" eaid the clerk, 'is the prisoner
guilty Of the crime for which he stands chargedy'
.duiity," said the foreman. What desrecY asked
the clerk. First degree" said the foreman. Hoyt
stood facing the foreman during this time, his
eyes on the noor ard received the verdict calmly.
exhibiting not tho siightest emotion save IN the
the words 'hrst degree had fallen from the
lips of the foremSn Hoyt dropped into his
seat and then directed his attention toward his
counsel who was asking tho Court for the privilege
OF Ming motion for . new trial. In this he seemed
deeply Interested The Court said that II would hear
the counsel on . motion for new trial q week
from Saturday. The States attorney then
moved for sentence to be passed upon tho pris-
oner In accordance with the verdict. The Court.
after short consultation together. said that they
would pass sentence upon the prisoner tomorrow
afternoon Tho jury took but ballot. they being
unanimously for murder in the first degree Hoyt
was taken back to jail. He will be brought into
Court tomorrow afternoon TO receive his sentence.
One of the counsel for the prisoner said that the
Judges charge the most brutal charge thai no
heard and felt rather grcvcd to think that he
did not refer 20 moral mania ut all.
Hoyts VITO has not been near him during his trial.
His counsel IL is said communicated with her 20 see
II she would not appear in the court room bowed
down with fegned grief for the purpose of elicitng
sympathy. Mrs. Hoyt refused to do this. not wish
ing to play any such role but the contrary, said
that sho thought that no ought suffer the extreme
penalty of tho law. The letters which wore offered
IN evidence that were writton TO her by Hoyt she
received and turned them the state Attorney
upon his application for them.