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Getting Ready for tho Epidemic season.

Getting Ready for tho Epidemic Season.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 3.-The State Medi-
cal society closed three days session. It
recommended the adoption of stringent quar-
ant'ne regulations, national and otherwise.
during epidemics. At a meeting of the State
board of health resolution was adopted in
viting conference of representatives of all
State boards of health in the Mississippi VAL
ley, to be held in Memphis, April 3Oth, for the
purpose of counselling together and arranging
definite plan of cooperation, should events
make it necessary to establish quarantine.
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Three Feet of Snow I'm Vermont.
New YonK. April a.-Three feet of SNOW has
fallen SINCE Monday around North Troy, Vt.
The storm visited the region of Lockhaven,
Pa, this morning. Hereabouts it ID raining.
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Antl-Lioense Wins.

WnIr11sa, W. Va, April s.-The nuniciu.l
election at Wellsburg resulted in the defeat of
W. L. CALDWELL, for mayor, BY six m.jority.
some majority. ..,A-
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.

EXCURSION.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-President Hayes, Sec
retary Thompson, Webb Hayes and some
friends made a trip down the Potomac to-day
on board the Tallapoosa, which goes to sea this
morning.
BONDS CALLED IN.
The secretary of the treasury has called In
the following bonds, principal and interest to
be paid on and after July 8, next:
Coupon bonds dated July l, 1867:
$50 No. l17,O01 to No. $4,000. Both inclusive.
300 No. 5000 to No. 234, 900. Both inclusive.
SEQ No. ~ ool to No. IL, 900. Both inclusive.
$1,000 No. 203, DOL to No. 213,OOO. Both inclusive
Total coupons 81, 100000.
Registered bonds redeemable at pleasure in the
Vtsa ted States na afsF the ,st of ay 1872
Total registered S30OO,00O.
Aggregate, $1OOO0,000. a'
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate confirmed the following nomina-
tions: Consul general-James Riley, Weaver,
Va, at Vienna. United States consuls-John
NJ. Wilson, Ohio, at Panama; VIM L. Scruggs,
Georgia, at Omoa and Truxielo; Henry Dith-
California, at Honolulu; George Scroggs, Illi-
nois, at Hamburg; John Harris, Pennsylvania,
at Venice. Miscellaneous-Clarenc King.
New York, to be director of the geological sur
vey; DIR. John B. Hamilton, Illinois, to be
supervising surgeon of the United States
marine hospital service; VIM. ]. Pollock, nli-
nois, to be Indian Inspector; Ciero Newell,
Michigan. to be Indian agent for the Rose Bud
agency.
ARLINGTON. y tl33r y
A bill of exceptions in the Arlington case Of
Lee VS.. Kaufman, is signed, and writ Of error
granted to the supreme court Of the United
States. -, :
BONDS CALLED IN,
The secretary Of the treasury has issued a
call for the redemption of ten millions of 5.2o
bonds of 1865, consols of 1867, -
FOUR PER CENTS
Subscriptions to the 4 per cent. loan since
yesterd ay's report 81, les. 200. s#T ;s7
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W. B. GREENE,
Private Signal Corps q. 8. A.
wkATHKR TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, April Al 4. n.-Indications
for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys warmer, clear, or.partly clondy weather.
northwesterly winds shifting to sonfbe..te,,v
stationary or lower pressure. For@hpper I.Ie
region clear or partly cloudy weather. north.
westerly winds becoming variable with station-
Ey q higher Temperature. - ''->--. = ,'.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Tho National Democrats of Cleveland. q
have nominated Waldeman Otis for mayor.
It is reported tho Pacific Mail and Central
Pacific ste negotiating for the sale by the Tor
mer of its Australian line to the railroad com
pany. =
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NUMBER so.
LYNCH LAW.
As0UEHBRN PRACTICE Anoprrn ,r
RADICAL IOWA

4 Davis City Rough Hung by y,.,,.r4s.
Another Lodged In Jail and .I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Shooting Aneay in
Reconsideration Tornado in No..,
MISUNDERSTANDING Crime Develop,d at
Chicago-The Grave Yields up its Dead
to Convict DR.. Myers and Mrs. G,,d.r.
man OF Poison-The Husband of One and
Wife OF tho Other the victlms-Misc.,,..
noous Crime and CasualtysRecord.1
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Rhode Island Election.

Providence, April s.-Black Island gives
vanzandt, lc9; seager, 14s. Total vote of
the State: Republicaa, 9,71s; Democrstic.
5.516; Greenback and scattering, ST..
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The other day q train between Montevideo
and Hastings, when near Bongard crossing,
jumped the track. The coach and baggage
car we're somewhat broken up, but no one
was injured. The accident was caused by
rotten ties and the SPREADING of the rails.
Daily globe., 1879-04-04
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION. SIGNAL CoRPs, u. A.
IxaERso1L BLOCK, THIRD STREET.
6r. Paul, M1HN.
observations taken 1t the same moment ot
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OVER THE OCEAN.
AND GENERAL NEWS OF.
THE DAY.

The English Budget PresentedABritish Ad-
vance ON Yakoob Khan-Russlan Evacua-
ton Of the Turkish soil-schouvalo6 to
Succeed the Venerable Gortschakon-In-
cendiary Com unistlo Manifesto In Paris
-Rumored Determination to Assassinnte
Queen Victoria During Her Present
Journey--Miscellaneo
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Death Of : Tempera.ce =,

Oeatn OF Temperance Apostle.
NORWICH, Conn.,, April 3.-Doctor Oh.a.
ye.ett, the widely known Temperance lecturer.
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A BATTLE.

LAHORE, April 3.-The British, under Capt.
Cough. defeated 5000 Afghanistans, killing
400. The British loss was three officers and
three men killed, and thirty-one wounded.
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON, April 8. 3.-Greece asks the powers to
mediate for settlement Of the Turko-H Hellenic
frontier. ay
CoNsrANT1NopLE, April S.-The sultan will
send Hobart Pasha and Rustein Pasha to Italy
ON complimentary mission to Queen Victoria.
ROME, April 3.-Garibaldi has left Caprera
tached to the visit, because of Garibaldi's New
Guinea scheme
VALPARAISO, April Peru and Bolivia have
concluded an offensive and defensive alliance
and both countries declared war against Chill.
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France.
commuN1sr1o MANIFESTO.

PARIS, April 3.-The Marseillaise Rappell and
Revolution farcaise publish a manifesto of the
communistio at Geneva, calling upon pro-
scribed Frenchmen to spurn the clemency ac-
corded to portion of their number under the
French government perverted Interpretation of
the amnesty bill. The same journals publish
q letter from Elize Rictus saying he would be
the vilest of men if the first use made of his re-
corded rights were not to declare his respect
and affection for his companions who still peo-
pie the prisons and convict settlements of
New Caledonia.
TIE COMING ELECTIONS.
PARIS, April S.-Although the supplementary
elections for members of the chamber of depu-
ties takes place in eighteen departments sun
day next, the conservatives have candidates
only in three.
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DEATH OF 4 NOVELIHT.
PARIS, April 3.-Alexander De Lavaissiere dc
Lavergue, novelist and dramatic author is dead.
Rome.
rHE POPE AND arnMANy

RoME, April 3.-The Pope has summoned to
the Vatican seyessi ecclesiatics who had been
punished in n1jfiany for infections Of the
laws. His holmes desires to find q line of
conduct calculated to avoid any conflict with
the law,
Daily globe., 1879-04-04
AfQhGn.
ADVANCE ON YAKoop.

LONDON, April s.-All indications point to
the immediate commencement of hostilities
against Yakoob Khan. It is reported that the
British troops are under orders to begin the
advance on Cabul as soon as the passes are free
from snow, and probably Herat will be occu-
pied.
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HONORED CITIZENS.
Election of Officers by tho Sons of Hor-
mann and Turner Society.

Election Of Officers by tho Sons Of Her-
mann and Turner Society.
SONS OF HERMANN.
Atthe annual meeting of the Sons of Her
mann, Washington Lodge No. l, held for the
election of officers, the following had the honor
conferred upon them:
President-F. w. Zertler.
Vice President-Martin Uhler.
Corresponding Secretary-Ohas. Kellerman.
Financial Secretary-A. Simon.
Treasurer-Louis Fischer.
Guide-Henry Meyer.
The installation occurred last night. The
attendance was large, the cerem onies impres-
slve, and the whole proceedings made . very
enjoyable evening
THE TURNER'S
At q meeting of the Turner society the fol-
lowing were elected officers of the society for
the ensuing year:
President-Wm. Pfmnder.
Vice President-Wm. Geisenbyner,
First Tnrnwart Leader)-Oarl Schsfer.
First Secretary-E. Frey.
Cor. Secretary. Rank.
First Treasurer. @. Leitner.
Second Treasurer-Otto Bueohnsr.
Zeugwar-C. Schefer.
Librarian-C. Schroeder.
Auo ueotlng was largely ATTENDED, and The
utmost good feeling prevailed. The successful
candidates were duly congratulated.
Parks and Other Thtn0s.
To the Editor of the Globe.
am rejoiced that the public park question
is again agitated. It may result in our secur.
ing park this time. We thought we had on.
once before, but got baked, or bilked, which
ever you choose. We paid for one all tho same
though.
Now, we have learned wisdom from our fail.
ure. The next time we 60 about it, We will
probably secure one.
But the suggestion wish to make is this
We have already some squares" called parks
such as Rice park, Irvine park etc. Let ul
make the most Of them. They need NOR,
shade. At least 100 trees. good, stout, thrift,
ones, are needed in each Of the parks. Eve
200 could be judiciously planted in each one
This will largely increase the shade, and th,
attractiveness and value of the spot. Ge,
Wabashaw hill if we can. Nature made tha
for park, and we have been such moles (don'
care If You print that mules) we could not Sc.
it. But fill up what we do have with shad
trees. Cosmos.
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Charlotte Thompson nd combination, Buf-
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1t is stated on the same authority that it has
been decided Count Schouvaloff shall succeed
Prince Gortschakoff as soon as the mixed occu-
patton question is settled.
Daily globe., 1879-04-04
RETRIEVED FOR SIX pAYs.

WINDSOR, Vt, April s.-Al preparation for
the execution of John P. Phair Tomorrow was
completed, whom = dispatch was received from
Governor Proctor announcing reprieve for
six days
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ord. April 3. 1s7e o.ke Re- |, :, , ,

VUBSIv G8KoU u
time ct all stations.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Stealing . Ride.

This morning Thomas CLARK, a nom
resident of this city, was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor on the charge Of opening
the door Of freight car No. 10, 0,lJ9, of the
baltimore S Ohio K. r., at Gray's Fer
ry, and stealing a rde. Mr.. J. Z. Bar
nard. conductor of the train, testified
that the ear. on the night Of the 10th,
were all either locked or 'aled before he
left Grayis Ferry bridge, and upon ar
riviug in this city he was Informed hat
the door of one Of the cars was partly
open he went back aud found the pris.
on-r lying in the car, and he closed the
door until he summoned an officer, W hen
h. gave him in charge.
Mr.. BenjamI Arlnitage, testified that
he sealed the car at Southwark Station
Philadelphia The prisoner is good
looking and cleanly dressed young man
When asked by His Honor,l II he haa
anything TO say, he sskei the conducto
IL ~ did not ask him If he could ride il
the car, as the door was not locked. ant
that he (the conductor) replied that b.
"did not care damn II he did" Tn
conductor replied tha, he believed b.
did
The prisoner also stated that he di,
not int nd to do any harm, or take any
thing hat was in the car The Mayo
sad he woald msrely hold him In III
sum of sloo in order 10 ascertain II any
thing was missing.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Kate Claxton Coming.

N IS Kate Cla1ton, ia her latest spec
ial y, The Double Marriage" will APP
pear al tn. Grand Opera House on Sat
urday evening next, 25th Inst. This
play is highly spoken of by the New
York press, as witness the follos ing fIom
the Herald:
Miss Kate ClAxton deserves not little
praise for the pTodsctlon under her man
ageneut, al the Lyeeum Thea're last
evening, of Charit-s Reade's dramatiza-
ton of d" Double Marriage" The audi
ence was large, standing room uncorn-
forabl-, and even the veteran " first
nishte-s" saw much to applaud. There
is no reason why play 50 full of drama
tic interest should not become a success.
There IS in It an attraction Of incident
that makes every person present content
10 await the aouenent. The piece j:
destined for run.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
FIFTH EDITION.
THE MECCACOE BALL

Next to the Shields Library ball, the
one given by the Weccacoe Active Asso-
ciauon last evening, was the next largest
in point OF numbers, In fact the sttend-
auce was so large that when all those
who intended going on the grand march,
had entered tue room. 1t Vas found I'M
possible to give the march, and those
who had room glided OF into waltz
There was one hundred aud forty couple
counted, and then the crowd became 50
large that it was impossible TO count any
more
One Of the features of the ball was a
new dance, compo ed by Mr.. John +.
McCiafserty. 1t was intended to keep
the matter a secret, in order that those
who had not practiced IL would be sur
prised, but through the enterprise and
daring OF two members OF tie Shields
Library, the mater and also the dance
wa, discovered, by the following mears:
On Monday evening last Mr.. dcClat-
fery and the Others VINO were TO partici-
pat- were In We e>steI's Dancing Acadr-
my. practicing the figures, and the Two
me IN bers Of the Shields Library learning
the fact they quietly mounted the stairs
TO tue academy and procuring Try
goods box, they mounted IT, and looked
over the transom. They had not long re-
ma ained in the position, before the box
l iAFd NttN Ntalt'~@ ~
| beat ha.ty retreat
| But they were not 70 De thwarted, and
in a ie " minutes they returned with q
KEY TO the armory of Co, c, by which
IN ans they entered that room, aud pro
| cre1ing quietly 10 the w nd0w they step p
p-d out upon the narrow ledge in front
OF the top windows of the Opera House
and caui' ously walked along IT unti
they reached the windows OF tue danci & /.
academy when they laid down, and re
IN aimed until the dancers were through
When the music ce ts.d the lockers on
tappei on the windows, and announced
! 10 those inside that ''it was pretty quick.
is 10 intense was the excitement over th'
idance, that the two gentleman wrote OF
the figures and had them rinted. Whei
The dance was announced last eveniDl
all who did not participate in IL crowde'
around, and watched the figures very In
,.utlV there was two sets OF the Wecca
; cce and a like number OF the Shields
Library.
AT the conclusion of the dance th'
Weccacoe sets were loudly cheered. an
the friends ofthe Shields also cheere'
! very Justify One OF the men who dane"
with the Shields, at the conclusion of tn
dance offered 20 bet $40 that they coul
: dsnee the figures, If IN. music was playe
. correctly. In order to puzzle them, tn
: Weccacoe had given Instructions 70 III
musicians TO play the third figure tns
and rice uersd.
The ball was certainly a success, an
the ladies programmes were among IN
: finest that have been given out IN thu
: city. All the laiies VINO were Oh tn
march and did not get programme WI
have one eut 10 them AS the Associat to
, are going TO order an extra number.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Congress Yesterday.

In the Uniied States 5 nats yesterday,
NJ. salisbury submit ed a resolution
A.Eng upon TIL Secretary Of tie Ir-a-
>lry fcc nj rrLaaQa A. u n amoaas
Vi comm sS.Qu> PAID Tor uc-1t.a-;ls tie
s.,- Of nlte1 States bond or s-94ri-s-,
from lco-. ete Az over VI Nr>>1,. Va
.A,e and Bag All wer- * ';l--i from fur
1-r s--g.c- o4 IL Blaine iATr>, eating
-oLmitiee oa Acrua1' II ,h-.r Inability
70 attend 70 :a- dG-.-> u rh- pos, on,
and .S->>-, NQDo.aA AMI E4udolph
were app1 ni.-l 70 :. he vacaLcs-s Tt
5 nar- then adjourned a unit. NJ onaay
E-Nt
Th- ss,sil . 'h- H0us- was spent IN
debate u : OIL :3r she payment Of
o.pl6 = - trustees I III Prot-,rau,
Epi.copa- Seminary and High School,
near Alexandra, Va. for The rent Il II,
oGili.nE during tie WAY A vote upon
ne Oil. loweyer. Was not reached.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

The Police Commissioner OF Boston
propose TO ask the General Court 10 en-
act a law appolutlng an officer in each
city and town OF the Commonwealth.
whose duty il shall b. 10 hook after and
follow up suspected persons and escaped
criminals. The purpose Is tD extend Ibis
system Of police surveillance even TO the
remole,t towns of the State, and to
primitive communities. where at present
policemen are regarded a. needless, aud
where fugitive criminals may, II so in
inclined, live moles'ed, As long Is
they do not arouse suspicion by misbe-
havior The subject is very grave ode,
and IL j. to be- presumed thai the Legs
lature OF State A. Jealous of individual
right A. Massachusetts has always shown
itself 10 be, will not deal ha> ily with IL
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Practical Effect or the Ponsi0n
Bill Just Passed.
UNCLE sAM's POCKETS TO BE DEPLETED
To THk TUNE or $1OO,OOO,0OO.
Sn.s.tal o., tha nab H.x.,,a

UNCLE SANS POCKETS TO BE DEPLETED |
To The TUNE OF &l0O,0O0,0O0.
Special 20 the Bait Gazette.
WAsHISsros, Jan. 1.-THE practi-
cal results OF the pension bill that just
passed the Senate are hard to calculate.
In conyersation to-day with one perfectly
familiar with the workings ofthe pepsion
bureau, it was learned that instead Of
$ls,UOO,0 900 the bill will probably draw
on the treasury for something IN the
neishborhood iof sl00,0OO,00. For in
stance, there are 10000 pensioners on the
Toll. II is estimated at the pension bu-
reau tina, tue ave- age Of arrcarases IN
ciuding all the pensioners, will be $500
each, aud this item alone Will aggregate
$24,OOu,ON .. Ii II lair TO calculate that
the same mount will be required for the
widows and children of the dec ased PEN
sioners, makiug u total Of at least $780,
10000.
This matter was well tested when the
pensions for 1872 were up for consdora-
| uon. Ii was then estimated that "A very
moderate some would be required, but
the sum finally demanded was tour or
five times the amount estimated. Under
the present bill the pc nsi6ners are grant
| ed full pay from the date of their dis
charge at the rate at which they were
originally pepsioned. The injustice OF
the whole affair appears in the fact that
while p-nsioner who applied before
1 these various acts were assed will re-
ceive arrearages AT the old rate, which
was much less than the present, those
who have recently applied, or may apply
after the passage of the bill, will receive
! Ia. fInl uar It'd he l4fs nf
Congress. For Instance. total blindness
or loss of bo'h legs or both arms entltle q
pensioner 10 S72 month under the bill
passed in june last, bula pen-ioner sim
ilarly crippled who had previously ap
Piled aod had his petition then allowed
can get only the amount allowed from
that sum down 10 IS, which was the sun
originally allowed
1--WE take the case of man who wa
crippled in the manner and never pre-
sented his claim, We lind that he will b,
entitled to pay at sssji for Is years "A sun
total IF sli 30. While there may not bs
many instances of this kind they are suf
ndently numerous TO make the problem
Interesting, aud nothing but time Cal
show how much the government will b
, involved. The bill repeais section All
, OF the revised statutes, which provides
that If claim for pensions is not prose
cu'sd 10 successful issue within Av'
years from be dAte offihng the apphca
> ton and there is no record Of tho diss
, bihty alleged, the claim is barred frou
further prosecution, unless the adju au
general vii amend his records, whi b b
uas recently declined to DO on outsid
testimony, 80 that the claims are practl
cally barred. Senator Beck estimat.
that at least SO 700 900 will BE- require
but the pension bureau says 1t is impo
81 Die 10 calculate what the demand WI
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
The Humane Horse Collar.

T., t5.ar made with the collar and
Aaal-> ee4 e.nva. : very light, easily r.
pNrrd, ,nd aiied with an elastic maieri a.
llch vii never PACK
Is a..yanta tages are; The combination U
OF ;he saH-s and ol.ar renders the
manufacture less expensive and the
Hames will not cut through, A. in the
ordinary collar.
Il opens with clap, thus avoiding in
oy putting The collar over the head. Tle
ey-s OF many valuable animals are ser,
Z nsly ,nlared L this way. Il can L al
Jusiei 10 III almosi any horse. HuN
many collars are laid aside because thel
WI. not Il sno:her aujmai2' II move
with the motion ofthe shoulders. thu
avoid ug chaiug; and fitting perfect
tLe load : pulled with greater ease Ca
n Webb's. dp1 Sh;pl-y street.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
Buffers Finy Seven Votes.

4 Litter in Which He Explains HIS
support Of JT Ddris al Charles
isH.
The Minneapolis Mimi Tribune says
hat the following letter was received by
4 gentleman il that city few days ago
from Gen. Benjamin +. Butler
BosToN. MAS. Jan. 5. l>1s-DeAr
>.r i do no, know a. ought 20 w.!le
YOU 20 decide bel, becau>- You oush;
10, 10 bet. Bu, 10 set YOU night il a
ma, er Of his ory IL which you seem 10
De Interested. allow me 70 say tia. IL tie
Democratic Coaseu. ou q: CAsrlr>fou, ;.
{, il the year l><.l, voted ti,y-seyen
times, a. remember j., to- jefferson
DAVIS, Of Miss .ssiPp. Afte-v ards Prs
dent Of Tie Conielrsa,e States, a. a cAn-
1ldaie Of The Democratic party Tor Pre>l-
d-lt. he sas ao; b-io-- TIE convention
a. 4 oou1id2,e, foE KY yo,e and tha; Of
one Of NY colleagues wr;e tie only Ones
he hAt.
believed him 70 be a representative
man u lie south. and u uose,. 4en. events
have shown hat VAS right. And | Be
.-yec then. and believe nov. thA, If be
could have b-en dominated for Pres. den;
and elected. the war would have been
saved ana ,Ae attempted disInion pre-
vented. 10 he would have been chosen
o. r. President over thiny-;wo State:
-A;ne. than 1fteen. and my exletieno
La b-eI tha: the North always 60, NOR,
,-us. l--A;iou ou questions Of human lii
--;y trou. Southern statesman = Pres
l-l: before the waE than i did from
Northern douGhface. and ihA: .eu4-il.
--.e iown Io the present kline.
Yours truly,
BENJAMIN Z. 81 LIE.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
FOURTH EDITION
For the GAZETTE.
Wisnesses' Pay.

Nh. EDIroR There Is few matters
that concern the public which propose
to call the attention of our Legislature To.
In State cases witnesses are summoned
by the Sheriffs If the Ill fferent counties,
and the writ enjcins II on the party II Is
served on TO lay ali business one aside,
and appear before the court on a certain
Gay under a penalty OF so much money,
and now i particularly aliude to the case
of Harley Brown, not one of the witness
Is on the Brown side WAS paid, l was
one; / did not so on the demand OF
Brown: l went on the demand of the
Safe, by writ being served me BY the
sheriff of New Castle county, and | hold
the county should pay, no odds how the
trial NAV be decided, for i. Is thu county
that makes the demand for attendance, !,
aud IL Is her the witnesses obey. And
another matter. cannot our Legislature
draw up a more sensible form Of ipdici-
ment than our present old kugh-h ug-
mArole of nonserse, as stated, was
one of the witnesses in the Brown case,
and sat and heard our Attorney General
read over somewhat as follows Where
as, one Harley Brown, not having the
fear of God before his eyes, but ue in
siiga,ed by the Devil, did on a certain
night near Claymont, on the r, W y
Il. Railroad, with force Of arms, did pick
a forty ton engine and throw II of the
track. killing four men, broke up several
cars and endangered the hives Of divers
people / = the cars. This nonsense wa
read over about six times, taking up
from hSlf TO three quarters of an hour
ilus- of the court " hat good sense u
- IN American people folio aiug this
4 English form. No railroad WA
tA0ught Of when il was adopted and hav,
not the least doub. that our Judges ar
disgustesi AT this old English nonsensi ca
! form of indictments, and l would, If
mem Der of the Legislature at Dover
call on rhem TO wiiie an American form
more IN accordance Of the tunes an'
! common sense. SANUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, Jan. Is, lo1Y.