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Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
Pastor Central Pres Oh. of Wilmington.
Cosy PINT, Nd, Aug, 8, 1879

SosI 'lNI, Iuu., huk. o, loS
From what have seen Of your school.
believe 1t to be conducted upon the princi-
pies Of conscientious devotion to the pui lis
mental and moral ediicati0n; and its labor
after usefulness rather than display ia heath.
fulness In q time that Is disea. ed with pre-
tence. +. B. DuVAL,
Pastor First Pres. Church of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
Brandywine Seminary,
A PRACTICAL SCHOOL FOR both
SEXE ES.
REOPENS ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Sth.
FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS
WILLIAM n. McNAIR, A. M.
TES SCIMONIALS.
GERMANTOWN, Pa. July 81.

GERMAFTowN. Pa. July 81. 1871
As patron have had ample opportunity
oi Judging Mr. W. s. MoNair both as a
teacner and diseiplinarian, and 1t gives
me sincere pleasure to testify TO the ability,
zeal and faithiulness which he has uniform
ly manifested in the performance of his va
riOus duties. W. ). FORTESCUE.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
CRAEBURY, N. j., June

CRANBURY, N. j., June 80, 1873.
was mnea gratitied by the marked and
rapid progress OF my daughters while under
your care. JOSEPH s. VAN DYKE.
Pastor OF Second PRE- terrain Church.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
WILMINGTON Aun LIZ 1R

WILMINGTON, Aug. 10, 1879
I take pleasure in stating that my son has
improved rapidly under your instruction
commend you as an educator of youth Ysur
system has force, and my boy has living con-
tidence in his teachers. l am pleased with his
progress. MARY N. RALSTON.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
MANNED.

In this city, en- the 4th inst, at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. l. NJ. Halde-
man, Mr.. ". Il. Mitchell to Miss Ada Brown.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
SARAToGA NJ v Auy 4 1877

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 6, 1872.
One Of my children having been pupil Of
Mr.. W. s. MsNair during the past year,
can speak from personal knowledge OF his
ability and success as II teacher. H-is n con-
scientOus pain. taking teacher, who knows
how to combine pleasant, friendly relations
with his pupils, and thoroughness in their
instruction. Parents may commit children
to his instruction with confidence that he will
be both kind and thorough.
J. H. NIXON,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
WHINING

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug. IA. 1879.
l am pleased with the progress made by
my son while under your charge during the
past year. HOMER BARRY,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
ROSE HILL. Aug- IL 1870

ROSE HILL, Aug. Is. 1879.
1t gives me much pleasure to add my testi-
mony to your ability as an instructor of youth
and, at the same time, assure you of my salts
action with the progress that our daughter
made In her studies during the past year.
H, STIRLING.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
BROKERs.
.R =. AOBXNsOH 4 GO,
n. =. Cor. F0uruh ana LlN|
WILMINGTON mr. 49,.
US FOURS FOR S.,

U. 3. EOURs FOR SALE
FoR SALn.-United States al
Wilmington City * Dor cent r., cent N
SILVER BOOdHT Ann Sa1; Sm;,,
Philadelphia, New York and po.,D.
h0ught and sold on commission. s%a Eaa -
stocks oY bonds. iNe9 I
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06

WILMINGTON, Sept. !, 1879.
beg to say that have been perfectly sat.
isfed with the progress Of my children, while
under the care of Mrs. McNair.
0m6-3t JAMES A. DRAPER
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
ICE.
Ice For Season IS

80 pounds TO 100 at the rate of2b cebp
100 pounds. Full weight guarahteed
have nearly all my old drivers sna.
will be polite and accommodating 70
mers. Connected by telephone eIen
with nearly all parts OF the city, whlci
be very convenient way for many
their orders,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06

~ fine farms, and well located
city properties. Now IN certainly
the time TO buy, Real Estate 10 ad.
vancfng In value. kond for print.
ed catalogues 20
J. A. BOND Il co.,
9-stf COL Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06

ANgCWh 0g~SGAD - ouuU 1bOUOu,
National Bank OF Delaware,
First National Bank. k................,,,i
Union National Bank. ...............,
National Bank vii and Brandywins..
Farmers Bank.
Wilm' ngton Coal Gas Company. ......,
Delaware Railroad Company. .......
Del Western X X % Stock. ........,,
p W l. b r X Co.
vii & Northern X X Co.
Del Firelns Co..
Delaware State Bonds. nds.................l
wilmington City 0s...................
" hhIut vou Diiy 70. .s.ss...
New Castle County Loan ~. ......,...
Delaware Railroad, First Mortgage. -. i
Delaware Railroad, extension. ......,
vii Pass Railway Go First Mortgage i
Stock. ..........
Masonic Hall Co Bonds.
Masonic Hall Go. Observation-Disclosures.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06

"ANTED.-Ag good sized boy at axle fac
w tory, Second and Ornngsst 1t. 0etsn
Daily Republican., 1879-09-06
JACOB PUSEY.

OvyIOBs mo. 400 Shipley Street ~ NJ
and Poplar, 1916 Walnut street, where !"
kept for sale.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
| Conference IN regard 10 which II distinctly denies Tue
| alleged bargain tO seat Hayes" altogether

Conference IN regard to which II distinctly denies Tue
alleged bargain 10 seat Hayos" altogether
TIR INyEsuGAIION INCOMPLETE.
The report concludes: We not aware that any
thing bas been found significant Of wrong tha 'he
uotorious circular Of the Democratic Campaign COM
nittcc of 1876 IN which they advise the parade oi lhe
U,luocratic club, on horseback and their maF'D-
ing ss organized bodies ," the c-dtrd rcud"zy"n-'
tr The purpp,c of impre>-ug the u"Eioc, WIN s'Fn
or their united strength IN" rtc"pm. ,'uuol M 81 ~
te,.tio warning {, the Uf-Ioc- tlat we nave VIC,
mcauso carry the election an we mran 10 ~ Ha, i"
and tle ike To ignore tnis, th" m'riy hhFr uo
forcs a. To concua, that the I'm" has not Nrt come
when fair review o ne case ''I'" JUST Ju""'' -
regard thereto. Is possible. ,
We report that tnc ncH matter referred 10 e"rs nn
impbcaie Mr.. SHERMAN or MI Havos va any iuPr"ptr
c.Iduc' or corrup proceedings, bu mai the clihri "
pitches have been confessed 20 ut ~ ,,vni,''v ''
inc nIrds OF fhc states of Florida south Carolina aui
oregon, by brres cHcrd III thc shapes oil great 'n'S o
Whatcyc- ac our differences with me majority OF me
committee other respects, We htulil nc n-cl.l' -
tuniy Tor H1uas or r,aU" N,".' fm Pr,sfd,ptisl
moved nom our r'' NJ choosing eIcci"r. is
hy lie Constitution exclusively Committed U"
state si.l,tion. that we see 40 % Nat
rho election o. Eccor, should be- passed uh"h ny lh'
highest court Of each state, Is mprt'IcaoF v
can imagine that would have been satisfactory 10 inc
aut,nTs OF some OF the cipher dispatches TO have
Ia, car determine who were thc II CsIdeutla electors
i'm south Carolina, but In view Of ms teSilmony' we
cannot ion in the report that the cause o honest eet
t,ns ,yDud necessarily furthc cd ~ euch change
Tie change made j. IN The spill ana iuPt ol tnc cum
untv the cultivation OF respect for law and rght tht
recognition by the strong o the rights ot ie weak ana
when progress made IN tins direction We shal "ltns,
cdaI PROCESS toward purity at olCcilOus ana MOI I'LL
We regret therefore. that the result ot an inyestga-
tion in which the liking of testimony c0hilhutd tl inc
last day but ono OF the Congress ana l. stli lhCOh-
pcte must he the report that in obedience 10 the utc
lions OF the House great mass OF evidence mas dcc-
nulaicd which neither be considered nor actd upon
by Congress and that the advantage gained by ne pup
lie IN the daily consideration Of II, upon Wnch me
minority insisted, tie only matter Ot proht 10 an!
one"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
AN INSTANCE OF UVFAIRNEss.
Iyp1,NA REPUBLICANS PROMISED Az OPPORTUNITY
BY THE COMMITTEE WHICH WAS MEYER GIVEN
lnr 1EIEaEArn 10 TIE TaIRryrl

ISpIANA ETpTBIICANS IEOhl-ID ~ biA'lsll at
BY THE COMMITTEE WHICH WAS MEYER GIVEN
THEM.
lBT TEIEGEArH TO Tie TRIBrSEl
WASHINGTON, March 3.-ProminCnt Indiana
Republicans complain bitterly Of the course pursued by
the New-York officials Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in regard TO The Tyucr-Bra1y and 1yuer-
Chandler dispatches which were produced before ihc
Potter Committed They say that tho reason why they
used a cipher at all Ia their communications ~a'
that the chief operator in the indianapolis
office Of the Western Ulion Telegraph Com
pany was q Democratic politician, and they
had learned from experience that dispatches
reiatugto politics passing through that Office were not
ALWAYS treated a- COuudcujIa. Iutr call attention 10
the fact that TIE testimony given by the New
York officials # the company lu regard TO
the dispatches was false In almost every
particular that those niicm'u appeared 10 be "hs
witnesses and put construction on tnt icltIrms t,5
had read twO o wears before which was damaging 10 MI
Tneraud to crcttTy Chandler, but which re language
ot the telegram, did not warrant Amer the dispatches
Themselves WcI. .durcG, Jar Republican members oI
thn committee asked thJt the Noy-l tc.,-lJph or
cias DE recalled, AMI Nr. Potter promised iHAi t.,Y
should De, hut they never cdu.. The lHtIth1 ItpUH-
clus dp not thiuA that TINS matter N' uoc Nts
treated fairly by the Wester- Union W1ua1cIs.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

MODEST TAssURANCE.-YoungS Smythe: "W hat,
hot SEATING. MaIrablc T. Ms. Marranlc Ga
mating wiuUW 81 over nueahd-iori!, bat Who doesn't
look ~: No, I'm too old for that sort 81 thing"
Young sIHYthe: Too old what do you call too old
Mrs. arabic 7" Ars. MaIraDle tuOdcst!yE -" Don't
YOU call twenty eight too old, MI smythc do r.
Punch
CHEAP.-Landlady GLOW shall ! make
the bill FOR this urts IA the parOr. auhu Shall
COLL him MI VI Esquire = I" Landlord: " Oh yUu
may write him Esquire aud charge him 'df sOyor-
eign eItFy l'--iPunCh.
, 1879-07-16
PHILOSOPHY.

bronson Alt"tt and Q Few Congenlal splrlts
Wi.nopln9 1t Up at Concord.
dusefas IHsudteh II Ih< Tribune
DosToa. July 16.-Ihe i1ea which started In
the West few years aeo h4s taken root tu Con-
cord, Atass., whore . National summer Sebool
OF Philosophy aud Ltteraiu1e waa pponed
to-day. Ihu notion 10 cuFtaIaly a quaint one,
but. although carried tutu eleut In suuil q AIs-
toric towI,'hs Concord, IL will probably acl,lsys
little populassty, AZ tic subjects are certalnly
very abstruse In characser. Tile School
headed br 4. Hronson Alsott,
aud attY pupils were present to-lay.
Of ten lcgturcs each. al.l also toe two
lectures each from four special Lecturers,
aud Qua tscA froln Ralph Wul1o Emerson oni
Lin lieF.C. H. Barto1. Tlese lectures will extend
OVER ays weeks, 1t ia Mr.. A!colt's dsslra to
have tlr exercises ~ murh iu tho form ol co,,.
frrsatlnn ~ p0sutbls. Thu lerlurps Will spaak
on this Mcn!e, anl uls pupila are oxpsctsd 10
question when they Wpnt H1pro llscAsaloG OF
an5 point, and tho leeturer will au-
awer, u vol ~ posalhlc, whatever QUE
ries may bs propoupdel. Controversy vii, bs
asoide1 10 10 not TO waste thu time o! tho lurt-
usas an1 pupils !n what would Ia ~ upprotis,
allo lssa Of time, but each ana Who asks quas,
tions Is expected 10 do 70 In a snctge spirit u.,d
tokcup the linc Of discussion on thu mafu thought
advaneeu " lha |ertu.cr. I!p fyu regular
!sst4l.fs, o. fIeE'tets Of t!la Faculty - tlscY
lilo ilou. William r isrss, t ths Rsy. M Iol. Il.
son. SONS iIsa ., A'1 ts y work =; w, 70
i,cs e. 1Sas " .o,rs gay !, S b. 3Exsa trcM ths
liutory and Moral Of Art"; FIT, lIarrtss.
"spacu'Rttye Philosophy u; Col. I. W, lslx.
, 1879-07-16

tent Of bin injuries. a later report ANNOUNCED
that the man died at midnight.
Late last night Policeman O'Qrai1y arrested
tae notorious thief. Eddie Koae, unoI, a cllaree
q holding np and robb!tIg d young 1nnn natnci
street, In tic vicinity Of Twcnty.
tracks. Ross secured gn1v sl.25 pluuder. liz
was racdntiy, held In ol, l,QM TO. ,ths Criminal
Court Tor moro extepsivo robbery.
A. abaut midnight O1lcer Atnstein found
gte and Mary O'LearY, and julia b.
10y, Tery young RtrIs, who peddlo papers
when thrI are hot engaged. otherwise III wsn.
derlng through tho strects aud spreading thelr
wickcdneas. The depth OF vice 70 which thcv
havo descended eap only b. ,imaeinrd, uyen tr
those who have seon aiM known sometbtnr
concerning the vices OF a great city.
Al about II o'clock last niubt eoyoral eltota
were'heard In tho vicinity oi No. eS8 Fourth
avenue,. resort kept By Thomas Alnors
{colorodl and his white ronsart, Mary
rhelps. Tie -erowI had scattered By tl,e
time Lieut.. Ebersold arrived upon tho scene,
nlld % could only glenn fcw particulars regard
ing tho atfair. Three hoodu1ns nf the nelgIbor-
hood, named Dill Henderson, Joe Wehber, and
Jack Ryan. Ind called at tie place, and weto
hayinE aqIne fun with Mary when Alport o.
1cctcd. They beat lim over tho hcad viii, q
waxon-snokc. aud the shots, It Ia supppae4,Wesv
hfea u self-defenso No asreats-
, 1879-07-16
IElEGRbPHlc Nn1Es.

Lou1svlLLH, ky., July 15.-+Tle Commercial
newspaper establishment was sold bY Receiver
Wilson to-day to ucu. Ell II. Murray for $2,030
The publlcatloa Of tho paper will bs continued,
Nsw YoRK, Julv 1a-'rha Duke Of Argy!!
aud Ills two daughters were privately ertr7ta!u-
I'd Ut di1ner party tonight BY Cyrus ". Field
Among those pEescnt were Secretary Eyurts,
Peter ooupcr, James q. blaine, aud Mayor
Cooper.
:. NEW fonK, July 15.-Tl,o Intention Of the
Treasury Agent has beIN dlTactall u thu alleged
uadaryaualial!s IN velyets, sEountlnH I'll sninu
cases TO third OF tue real yalAs, Tho Speciu!
lions OF silks.
Nkw YoRk, July 1h-rhe Duke Of Argyll
ana dauRhtAFs arrived to-day from Newport,
, 1879-07-16
DUFOEn, .AssARsIw.

New YoRK, July 15.--lne crowd around tho
General Sessions building, where tho ts!al Of
chassIns Cor, for the murder Of Mrs. Jano l..
'Ds Forest Hull, Il to be held, was even greater
to-day than yesterday. Chambers street. from
ceptfe street to tho Court. IIouse, WI, alled
With lqI.etars FROM an carly hour, ali anxious TO
CATCH gllslpsu Ut tl.a murderer on nts way fr0m
tts pTlsQn to the court. Around tie Ctr Fylsou4
also. \ number Of persons we're waiting to
see the procession, US II ia tsruud, Cox, ha,.d.
cuffad to the otlrer, entered tic street var, aud
tho crowd ran after them, hut soon guys up ths
,chas*. Coz appeared scl!syed w}laa hs sue.
ceedcd In gettlug iuto the courtroom. ilo
Asked for q glass Of water, 2nd drauk It eagerly.
The CnrflduFs WsFe crowded with persons
scFsmhln9 mud struggling for admission, und q
1oEet Of police was neeessasy to clear away the
crowd. The courtroom was crowded to tho
doorH,
Judge cowlug sa!d that on mature delter-
tlon ls bud coue to the CONCLUSION to a,loY
COUNCIL for tste ptisonpf to Ienuw 1.js appIlea-
alon Of yesterday, xhea 10 lusda a challenge to
thr array OF Jurors In Tho tprm Of plea. The
cpuusel, howeTcf. who noted N exception Ut
, 1879-07-16
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Hpkcihl DisuatcA To ZAe Tithn8A

KALAnAzoo, Mich, July 1b.-A' crowd of
eight tranps this AFTERNOON participated In a
littla highway robbery, the Vtctitn bcIng negro
named Alexander. 1le was crossing the river
brldgc,vhcn one Of tho party Of tramps calud to
him. Tic 9oero approached the party, when
one Of their number seized him, and the others
wont through him. lis WAS relieved Of 50 In
Money, and what wearing apparel they took q
threatened IN. casc he mudo any retIstauee,
which, however, lla did, with good effect. Tile
whole party was loaded In covered meat
WAGON, md considerable excitement WAS causril
by their orrcst. THEY wrre nli lodged In ial,
alsd complaint Of highway robbery nude
, 1879-07-16

1hnPa N ,t1aprc Il, +ha r.rs,. fytt.
nne.s wa "u s'is.so ~ ,ue nandas eltS pas-
f6agof waf yester4ay, and the ronds from Kan
Now Yor, rim rntca On fI,nsr w. ~, ,.' ns ~
~" .uFa, 1"' luIcs VIZ ehlcoeo anu from Chi
cag0 would havo been corresponlfngly reduccd
yesterday had 1t not bcea for tho fact that Com.
.I..,nr.. rIa,- -. ....,,.s..s st'Ns 0o'4. .
missioner f1hk has requested the managers Of
the Chicago roads to hold their horses " for
n dnv nr No. M he was A. ,xo,k m ,Io ,,.....
s,.n "a, I ~ ~ 49,. ~ ~ ~ u'o a"stos
alsa ic's cohilaent tliat ne would bring about u
scttlcmrnt Vi the difficulty within twcuty-tonr
ho,rs sAould Commissioner Fink do nothing
by this evening, this Chicugo lines will ccrtanly
reduce tho East-bouud ratcs; rot 1t Is tho GEN.
49,, ,,,,to. H.. .hr. 80 -, '"o ho"-
GRAZ oPlo'on t'at th!s ston viii not become
necessary md everything Will be Strengthened
arnEu tn.tlnv.
~ t.s n,.,a,, ,, .,., ., -.
II flad A!reaoy poen mentioned that this dif-
nculty WIS not 81 much duo to tho comDrtltEon
between tl,e Chtrupo mi, 81. Io,,i, "a. = -. ~
Os."te" " WV o''.saso ''u ot* Aou's 1oa.6 "a 10
1usunaersthntlit's botwoon Tie two 81. Louis
lllcs. Thu Kansas City Timer glvea the follow.
inl, version uf t!iu affair;
Thsru IL musjc in tba mir .monv r,,,,o.a
, 1879-07-16


Horace TuCkor, 0pueral Freight Agent of tho
illinois ccutral railroad, haa Issued thu ioliow-
>1E circular to Agents u1,l connecting roads III
regard to tho loading Of freIght.cars:
Al cars, un1oss approximately correct weights
ars known, will bn weighed on track scales, as
provided for IN Circular No. 1T. Twcnty-fuur
thousand ponnls will be tho maximum load
for cars on tllis line. with tie exception OF
white frus ears, which wtl! not b. loalicd to cx-
cesa W 0oo!n any case, aud cars for points south
q Us!rp will la no casp ba iaalel' to exceed
y, ,Uo pounds. III tue eysnt Of cars gaming
from conuectlpH llnes weighing oycr ,t,O(1
pouuds, anl not exceeding 2J,0oo pounds, aud
lha caF ID IN ,kooa order. It will De forwarded:
but no car will f,s moved on t!fs tuc with over
X, ,o00 pounds load; all excess u,u Ut bo taken
2ut, a.d agsnts xtll telegraph this oiliec, E!yiug
"gsas' Mhs ana a%ass ,ess5pg!9ns ;S in al cass.
anu 1nnct!lIt agants vii, hy letter, adyisa this
Office giving number VI fe car, contents, whcrs
loaded, a!l deatinassolI, 50 That pruE,eT steps
tnaY oe taken 10 !nauea other comI,su!es 10 rot,.
aosm, Il possible, with these rules.
, 1879-07-16
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Frttz echueIhes, o5 years Of aae, llTina At No.
4A capal street, died audden1r u 8:a} laat
evening. Tho attending physlciaps say sun
stroke was thu ca4se,
August Post, German. 80 Years Of age, liz
lux at No. IS Mark stTsnt, and employed ~
labofcr In Growers l4mher-yard, n ths eorncr
of Twcnty-seeo,,a md TAroqp streets, w4s sun-
struck willis Vt wurk in the yard At q o'cock
Yesterday attstueoa. H. w4s .tts.dsa. BY .
, 1879-07-16
TIE REpuplAIQRS.

Nzw oaLEAhs, July 1b,--The so-called uiass-
meeting e4tspsiyalJ atYsssiaod aud promoted
by thu tax-resl4tsla aud Tepul!ators was held
tuenlght IN Lalsyette Square, About loo nera
p1saunt. 9pepehes wsra madu xu4 Ee{algtlops
adopted Advising rsppds.tqa Of tls pppas, ~
re44pu.sndcd bf thy wslorIly fsppEt Of Tia
CaNyeAtlan puht Cou,1p,tGsp, Limitation Ut u.s
,ht9te ssx to Mllf, aud RsFAa snl municipal
, 1879-07-16

the ttmo, rnaantathed that The Judgment entered
yesterday must stand, after which the tedious
operation Of shtetro9aiing the jurors was pro-
cceded With.
Tho jury was completed, and tho District-At-
torncJ will open for the prosecution Tomorrow.
Ets1atcA TO ". Aopts Gleas. nttnocro3,
Nxw YuHK, JulylA-Connseor Nj r. Hows
Is attorney for Chastine Cox, tho negro rho
confessed his Murder Of Mrs. Hull The trial
llas eonlmenccd,--that Ia 10 sAY, tacY afe trying
TO secure jury, but It h no cosy MISTER to find
n dozen nincornpoops 10 Now York. Already 4
p.ne1 Of 500 Jurors has been exhausted. Conn
solor flows WAS asked to-day, II ha proposed
at'rkInC to the plea OF iussnity. "Not hy any
n'eans," te sns~ered. \" We arc Eofng to provo
that Mira. Hull wAs not dsad When Cox left
her,"
Admitting thss, how ara you to prove that
st,c 70 az not l'o from tho results Of the wounds
ave think We can prove that sire .was not
dead when Cnx left The house, mud Tint her
death was not the result OF his attack"
g Then who or what did kitl hertz
That We arc not called npon To- prove. Our
client Ia indicted for the murder, md Ills our
hs did not commttlt II ve cah prove, a wo
hope, tlsat M.s Ilull did not ''ie tor several
hours after Cox quilted hes bedside, VIC redure
hls crime 70 msFs -. 1asss.,.e s.a't ss eompre With
49, 4AofC OlAI0SS "AfA HA@f%A o1 aON Dt.ahA6
chargcd.h
" lIov can ron prove my suct, ihtngt The
autopsy WIS tnHde between 3 and 4 p. m on tho
1nJ of The murder. and she must have been
dsat1 ttlep."
AYES; but did You see the first cut Of The sur
Eoanfe kut'e 1nndpi''
II did not,'
"rhero IL 10, you see.. OF eouseo, sho was
dnsd then, but We will enlcAyor 10 prove Lhat
At sle frat tnctsEon of TIC knEfa .tl,a blood
flowed free. You )lavn secn manv autop.les
Did yum ever see blond flow freely from corpse
amt follow the knife, u Il wcre, from the htklY
Df dead peraona Of cnurse not. We'll, No ex-
pect to nrove that In the caae Of Mrs. liuil tho
blood did t1ow fraelY."
Yum n'car to Try to prove that this IL q casa
OF Suspended animation from Anf1ocatlon. Dp
you thtns your theory will hold 10 the faro Of
tlae testimony of tho surgeons Who made thIs
autopsYf"
s'Yes, think It will. We hava d surgeons
affidavit TINT Mrs Hull was not dead at the
time when sho VIII ~ constflurod. Deaths bY
drowning md suToeation hayc many points ot
similarity. and suspended animation In = bath ID
treauently mistaken for death. haya studied
LUIS subject Tor years, and haga heart 1T many
cases of suspended animation from tlrow n|nx
and auttocatn'I, in which tic application OF heat
brought a0put resuscltation. frof. Richardson,
u EaEiand, has Enalu malr experiments, Ill Of
which boar out my theory"
, 1879-07-16

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,r. ~ ,,,b.art hatro -,..1a =. 'oaaa.s nsss
11or.o .n,, uas-,v tnG ,,sa -, ~ 49, u'sesao,
m ,Sn .nr,,a ~ ha,i'rno,a :. hns ou'n.o'e"
t,,e roo, r,na,,cd a,,1 ntha. o,,,~a. s
Mcs.r, cInrts n,.a... &. r. ~ WS,,aIe,s., tnsuu
,yiIt to a, ,,ro,,1sd ~ ,,,,.r.,t -. 49,. ,'s
str,,cturo NJ the f,baudf.rc hrdos thoi, 1919.
l,oInr IN ,o,sost oN'~ 'I'''' 'o0"'R
-In,ong t,,a ,,ro,or+,,, n., ,
Mi w"i.h 1,r ,ha .h,oo,aaoa .ra.s,s Muposea "
tha t,dton. 4, ,ha nor.ts;s.4 =. se ~ , a4nous
tno s,onY b.c,1 n t,,o f1nttoa a...sa .o,a, ~, VI
aoTecmont he,wcen tha csn.Ssan 's, ~ 49, ~
overnmcnIs wherehs ~ 7nI,.ns H - .pa '.ae
snrctfvs c;,,,utr,o. ,sti ~ -, :. ~ ~
t,..tnr.o 49,, ~. ho,ns.-s uss ~ ~ en1.!
,sliovcs ths s,o,r sTaAn- j., n,s c,,,o Aa!o,
aro ,o,o r..,r4, - 49, s..,e ~ wv S.s' VIZ
Cru 'ouR te'utn 20 tneas nas'Va country which
fsct "oultt At onea rendcE the Canadian tribes
1nora Inclined to abandon their WaSltka predl-
ieottons, Tile seconi measure pronosod woula
prevent eonll'ele oetween !hoso hereditary ene-
mEes'-Canudtan Assniboines and American
Grows It ID understood tlleao suggestions will
10 submitted to the American Government for
op,aua ~ r ao p1' ,o1~eta p
Questions.
ro,o,,e *e's, ,,;n nt*,s'ea ,s. q n. ', as',s.:
sbono again on the Huron On..sto NJ .h,n p1 cana, mai
enterprise s'nco u'e discovery OF tho hydraulic
light. The Importance aud apparently increased
Time, to spcak With intersat Of tbc nrotsct 1n IN
an e,,,,or;s, tns ,hsna ~ ,st,,, :. u ~ ossss ~
=. ute'"', M, 1uo utea'c VI "n'eu ]" 1'e greatness
OF A'lho's ID producing country, aud Chicago
sa tau s'ats .sxs any as s.rae a." OF 9u
49,, h,e - a., H. ~ ~.
, 1879-07-16

1F1HHMM
MILWAUKEE. Wis, .tuly 15.-A case Of body
suatchtng caused stir Oh the County Poor
Farm md Ia police circles to-1ay. EARLY tl,la
informing thc Eraycd'ggeF on the farm discovered
the graves Of The old couple who sptctdcd lust
week and were buried without Identification
yesterday were disturbcd. Investigation re-
yealed the fuct tint gilnuls had removed tho
6atly Of tic old man by boring unger-ho1cs and
breaking tho collin ut one md. Tho body of the
woman was disturbed but not rclnoyed. No
rluw to thu perpetrators.
, 1879-07-16
lNlllNcIi0N SILT,

81. Loula, july l6.-To-day the Western
vnton Telegraph Company fled q petition III
the statu Circuit Court for IN injunction against
tl4s ht. Louis, Kansas City 4 Northern Railway
Company, tho ccatEal unlou Telegraph Com
pauy, and Carlos 8. dreu'ey, David II. EdgcE-
ton, John d. Perry, Wright Tredwuy, Dsyld
II fFaagla, aud j. J. Dlrksy. tbs ground OF
, 1879-07-16
THE "SYLp{I."
Gpkctd| Qfspagth 10 J1t Jsahwak,

osHKosi, Wis.,, Julr 15.-Ihe Jury ln the
United stRtes Court tonight roturucd verdict
OF not guilty In thu case Of Geu. John McDon-
ald, ". I. Thompson, mud the celebrated Mrs,
I.amothe, tho "9ylph "of the whisky troAh:es
OIL trlal Tor resisting an oIcor In defending tl,o
prnporsy OF McOoualdt ucar Green Lake, last
Njuttr,