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LILLE DUER,S TRIAL.
The Shooting Of Miss Kearm

SNOW HILL, ND, June 3.-The court net Q
am. The number OF spectators was not as large
as on previous days, but many ladies' were
present. Mr.. Purnen announced that Hon. T
v. Dennls would after this appear with counsel
TOT oe1ence, he having been prevented from an
Peafing before by other business.
Mr. Chr1sfleld stated he had, their bills OF ex-
ceptlon prepared, and hoped they would meet
the appreciation OF the court aud Counsel on the
other side. The court said trey would 90 on
with the examination OF witnesses and look
owe. the exceptions at their nesure Mr.. Chris
neld said they wished very much to have them
acted on row and get them on their minds.
Judge Wilson said the court had already de.
iayeo the trial to dispose OF them There were
pubic considerations to be weighed in this
matter and they thought those CONSIDERATIONS
were paramount, and the case should 60 on,
TESTIMONY OF MISS HRARN's FATHRR
MI. James Hearn was then recalled by the
state, ana repeated his testimony given In yes
teI0ay's report as TO the conversation with hts
daughter on the Sunday before she died arising
from scar On her arm.
MI. Page said that was all the state proposed
10 examine Mr. HeaTn about at present.
Mr. Crtsfield asked II the testimony hereto
loIe given to the court was before the jury.
Judge Irwin replied none but Mrs Hearn's as
10 the circumstances OF the shooting.
MT. Crisfeld wanted all Mr.. Hearn's teStf-
mOny 10 De given at once. AS 1t was the de-
renee could only cross examine him on this
declaration and go 70 further without running
me risk OF making him their witness, which
they did not want to do.
The court said the state had right to mar
shai It's testimony as it saw proper, but they, OF
called IL would be to different branch OF the
case. - ~
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The District i'm Congress.


The following is the joint resolution intro
duced In the House yesterday by Mr.. Murch, OF
Maine, with reference to the pay Of laborers In
this District:
Resolued, That the fifth paragraph OF that
portion OF the act of June 90, ISIS, making ap-
preparation for the sundry civil expenses Of the
government for the year 1S79 relating to the
District OF Columbia, be so amended SO that the
sum OF money therein appropriated to pay the
Work1ngmen of said District shall be paid to
nose tho 1V whose claims are due and unpaid from
the District OF Columbia for work under the
superintendents Of the late board Of public
WORKS, and also from contractors whose accounts
against the government OF said District had been
paid prior or subsequent to the act OF June a.
1874, and OF those who have not been paid prior
10 or since said date by the late board OF public
works or by the commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia. and the Commissioners are hereby
ordered to turn over into the treasury any mon
eys now in their hands belonging to contractors
OF the late board OF public works who it is al
TO be applied also to the adjustment and settle
ment of these claims Provided, That this reso-
luton shall not prevent the adjustment and
allowance OF all claims now audited and ad-
1usted under the act Of June 20, 1878.
THE WATER BILL DISCUSSED IN THE SENATE.
The bill reported from the District committee
yesterday, authorizing an advance Of s25, 900 by
the secretary OF the Treasury to improve the
water supply on Capitol Hill, was discussed in
the Senate today. Senator Harris made an ex-
planAtlOn OF tne needS OF that part OF the CITY,
and Senators Edmunds and Conkling spoke
against the bill, principally because of the poor
quality OF the water furnished the people OF the
city. The latter said that ever since he had been
In Congress appropriations had been called for
for the water works, for reservoirs and mains.
ana bridges and stand-pipes, yet in no season
OF the year had the water been OF q good
app cations In use in at least twenty-five
northern cities would have made 1t good. he
said that 1t was not only unit to drink, but un-
NJ 10 W8sh In; and finally urged the Senator
from Ohio (Thurman) to turn his warlike bat
ter1es upon them. Mr.. Thurman created a di.
version by asking Mr.. Conkling what he had
to which Mr.. Conkiing replied: Not the bever
ege so univ ersally consumed by the party to
which the Senator from Ohio belongs" "Ah!"
would be more liberal and an ADLER I man' nc
able though he be-" Thus closed the discuSson,
OF the water question for the day, the morning
rour expiring ard the bill going over until to.
morrow, W.
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business Failures i'm England.
LONDON, June 3-Henry Dove grocer of Hu.
Inc, has failed: His liabilities are stated at
ilco,GOO. Rawsthorne q Mork, cotton manu-.
acturers OF Preston, have failed. Their liabiii.
les are stated at e21o,O00.
Gone 10 Look After the Syvedfsl,
Arctic Explorer.
dispatch to Lloyd's, dated Malta, June 1st.
saHs; avs t Ine steamer M A. Z; NordenskJold has
the Suez canal. IN quest Of the steamer Vega,
containing the Swedish arctic explorer. Prof
Nordenskjold, and party.
Cold Rains I'm England.
Ine rain ceased during the night, but the
logical office forecasts more rain In several dis
ticts.
No Case Against ne Arch bfshon.
Paris dispatch to the Times says: The in
Sestgaf1on into the expressions alleged to have
reen USED Dy Mgr FORBADE. archbishop OF Aix.
With reference to NJ. Jules Ferry's educ,fdnn,
oill. mas shown the charge to be unfounded. or
at least TO furnish no sufdcient case Tor a pros.
ecutton.
The Trial Of SOlOvieff.
ST. PETERsBu RG, June 3-The trial OF Alexan.
Ger Soloyien, who attempted the assasednafion
of the Car on the 14Ih Of April last. viii conn.
mence before the supreme tribunal on Friday
ext, the 9Th instant. ''>A''
Peru's President Takes Command
OF the Peruvian Army.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Advices to the Peruvian
sident Prado Of Peru, LETT Lima, with IL @ The con-
sent OF congress, to take command OF the Peru
Wan army, and that Vice President General Ia
stead. - AAS
Death Of the Head Of the House of
ROthschild.
LONDON. June 3.-Baron Lionel Nathan de
kothschild, chief partner In the banking f1rm
cf RothschLd Co., is dead.
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THE Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 3.-vtrginia sixes, deferred
=; 90: consolidated, 81; do. second series, 406
S,d. "A; 90; new, ~; do special tax. bid to-day.
Sugar stsady-A soft. 8a84
BALTIMORE. June 3-Cotton qu'et-middlins,
ID flour nrm and UNCHANGED. Wheat 0outhern
tteaov western firm and In der rand-eouthern
rec, Li2sl 10; do. amber, 1 18a1 10; No Pennsyl.
wanna REQ, Ll6i No: western winter red spot II
sdl41; June, Ll4all4k; July, Il3al. .l3A; August
1USSSallO Corn, southern ste4dy; western firme. =
southern white. 81; do yellow, 45H western mixed.
spot, 43hs431; June. 49, ASK; July, ASssaI3E :
august, 44Aa1l5s; September. 44a44x steamer a
Oats quiet and steady.southern. 39a40; western
white. 35aS6 do. mixed. SSaS6 PennsyivSnia In:
Rye quiet and unchanged. Hay dun Snd nm
chsneedL Provisions unchanged Butter quiet And
unchanged. Eggs drm and UNCHANGED Petroleum
dnn ana nnchanged. Coffee nrm ana unchSneed.
RMns;fX d9n and S@nchanged @ Ireights 0nchsnssd.
oass. ,i00; ; rye. SOC. 6hipments-wheat. 26.6O0:
NEW YORK. June a-stocks firm. Money. lss.
f fExcnanse. long. AS7h; short, lS9. Governments
NEW YORK. June S-Flour dun and unchanged.
wheat, sPrlng steaoy and winter quiet. Corn quiet
money. 98 1915; for the aocounf esq. D. s. bonds
New Jersey 6entrS consol. seE Iilinsis 6entri sS
Hen4nsyiva5oieCentxL. o SS4 New jersey Central. g.
L0SHON. June 8. p m-Eris. 2z,s. Read
LONDON, June 8. p m-U. q bonds, 4 psr
Genf4, 106x; 4<per cents, l06x; new Avec, lOSX
Erta: pTeGer1ed. 62k Illinois Oentxai, $50
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District Government, Affair.".

The report OF the inspector or buildings 10
me Dlstr1ct commissioners for the month OF
May, submitted yesterday, shows So new build
a9gs, i.6 repairs, I. awnings and 81 lineal feet
OF vaults. The receipts for same were $3.50.
Whlch mas been turned into the District treas.
ury.
The report OF Mr.. Small, sealer OF weights
ali0 measures, TO the District Commissioner
for the month ending May slst, shows that All
the spring. balance scales IN the markets or the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown have
articles condemned were eight hall and onarteT M
peck, two half bushel, five spring balanced
scales, twenty quart measures and six mint
measures ne also seized twelve measures at
CoIcoran market, D street, SATURDAY night
CANAL BRIDGE COMPLAINED OF.
The District Commissioners this morn,nv
sent note TO President A. c. German, OF the
CbeSapeake and Ohio Canal company no, to-
ing MN that the bridge over the canal at Mar.
efal weeks, and although repealed reGuesis
nave been made by the Commissioner 70 the
representatives OF the company In 0eoFpetoWn
been done: that they are into, med by MI pors
Ter. the superintendent In Georgetown, that the
facts have been communicated to him INT.
this cause OF complaint may be speedilv "a.
moved.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle:-A. II. Bromer
construct TWO story brick dwelling IA the
two-story brick dwellings,, ailey. hefwsen "vT NJ
and Boundary and 18th and i4th sta NV.
), ESQ., Root. II. Graham, repair brick lle srh
SS Srick Sa:k % SU;s6,nF rirsa M Church, repair
Sc: BIZ. George Cooke. repair frame 4o6 q NJ
Sc; go. jas. L. Taliaferro, repair frame a.; Al;
StS stS 81 g. aW ssS sso JaSSn 1 4sT repair brick ses
three.story brick dwelling, a. SeSw9sen ~ cotn
and 21st SITS; e6000. Henry Hanoi conafrucT
name sheo, 3d. between n and n sts. sw.; 90.
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WEST VIRGINIA OUTLAWS.
ArreAt Of Seven Of the Gang.

WHEELING, w. Va, June 3-The eXcitemen,
at Littleton incident to the arrest OF seven OF
the gang OF Red men who infested Wetzel county
Is very great. The names OF the prisoners are
Jonn Steward, John HostalIer, EIy Butcher.
ana john Iough. The men were to have been
orlea ss Yesterday. but no Justice of the peace
so, for several were notified by the Red 0es men
mat they would be killed IL they assisted IN
vicng piI.nglng any OF the gang to Justice The SER
wees wees OF Justice LoneSter, OF Center district,
U tne men mas been set down for TO day, at I'm.
GOV: matthew's has taken O very decided inter-
esI IN the matter, and is determined to have the
secured the services Of Fountain Smith. of Fair.
atto, ntunI, as counsel. About SO men of the gahg
aateackea aaaa the house OF q prominent citizen OF
ins, III late on Monday morning but lind
ieGeioe eG we them, desisted from their eff5rts and
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Fires.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 80, Scl ibner's paper
burned last night. Ioss. Sl4.0oO. no inyrsrance
Also, VIM. Bart's grist mill, adjoining. Loss
S6,Ooo; insured for $1,000. Cause or f1re uu-
Troy, y. Y, June &C. e. p. McCarfhy,s
aouble four story rag and wool Warehouse or,
RIVER street, was gutted by fire last night Loss
ABOUT $sO, ,0oo; insurance si7, 900.
moBlkN, MASS. June 3.-The works OF the
Merrimac Chemical Co. at North wohnrn we're
ulSSoo,efeo nS,o 10 oe on fire last night. The most
The io portion OF the buildings was destroyed
II Is believed TO be fully insured Tba iee6
Snamoefs, containing vitrfol, were DESTROYED
letting loose large quantities or vftrIol which
ran rouno In pools, making it very dangerors
Tor the company. fell into large puddle of The
ylf1iol, and was badly burned, rendering his re-
covery oououul. Several others were burned
with vitriol "S>'
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The Democratic Conference Ias,
Ni0hf.

N1gnts
THE CONGRESSIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEES
PLAN OF ACTION.
The fact that the democratic advisory COM
mittee met at eight O'Clock last night. and its
session extended until nearly two O'Clock this
morning, gave rise to the impression that there
had been serious disagreement, and that the
committee had failed to harmon1ze upon any
plan for future action. Such, however, is not
the case. The committee agreed to the plan
heretofore set forth in the STAR, that is to re-
polt an Amy bill, With the restriction in it,
that no money shall be used for the pay sub.
sjstence, or trarspoi tation of troops to be used
at the polls to keep the peace. The committee
agreed upon the form in which this provision
Is to De Incorporated in the bill. and it will be
submitted to a joint caucus called to meeo at
three O'Clock this afternoon.
at the meeting last night it is said that Sen
ator Thurman was the target for several Shots
aimed at him by those In the committee who
represent the implacable element. For instance
Clymer, OF Pa, wanted the vetoed army bili
re-enacted and sent again to the President
Judge Thurman said that Congress must vote
tn the S supplies, Whereupon Clymer retorted that
be fThurman) had said some time since that It
the President should veto the army bill as it
was originally sent him the supplies would be
withheld
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TelegramS to The Star,
STATE CONVENTIONS.
Maine Greenbackers.
Ohio Democrats and Nationals.
LILLIAN DUER'S TRIAL,
DEATH OF BARON ROTHsCHILD,
THE MAINE GREENBACKERS.
Meeting of the State Convention To.

Meeting Of the State Convention To.
day.
PORTLAND. Me-, June 3-The greenbacl, state
convention met In the city hau at 10 O'Clock fhfs
morning, with good attendance OF delerates
state Treasurer Charles o. White, Chairman of
Tue state co nmlttee, called the convention to
order. He briefly addressed the convention
saying that the old pal lies smell In the nostrls
Oh the nation and congratulated them on a full
assembly. he nominated for officers:-Presi-
@ dent from each county; also one secretary from
eacn OF the five Congressional districts. Presi-
aent Rust was then introduced, and spoke for
tto1 ttMSn.y.nve minutes. The temporary organiza-
Ilon was made permanent, and the state COM
lnittee fee was made and committee on CREDENTIALS
oui0n Chase came forward, amid enthusiastic
tIpps taIppiause, ana moved that the county delega-
q O., sta.e tst commlttee. A recess was then taken
LOT nlteen minutes for the purpose of consulfa.
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Secretary McCrary Nominated T.
Succeed Judge DilIAn.

The President to-day sent to the Senate the
following: 81 nominate George w. McCrary. of
Iowa, to be judge OF the eighth U. S. judicial
circuit, in place of John F. Dillon, resigned; re-
sienatfon to take effect ON 1st day of Senter-
Der, 1879, and this nomination to be for the
vacancy thus created" '--o
WHO WILL BE SECRETARY OF WAR?
1t is not yet known who Secretary McCrarv,s
successor VIII be. His successor Will very likely
come from the same section OF the countrv as
Secl letary McCrary. Ex-senator Ramsey. who
c'me near succ" cd'ng Bayard Taylor at Berlin.
is now the most prominently mentioned man in
this connection. 'D
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THE OHIO CONVENTIONS

H1OHCENAICO
COLUMBUS, O., June 3.-The delegates to the
STATE state democratic and greenback conven.
d,ons, Wn1cn meet tomorrow, are arriving
The contest for governor on the Democratic
ncHet oVershadows all other interests. and the
night at present is narrowed down to Rice and
with the greenback men. 0A
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DISTRICT BONDS IN NEW YORK.
Ihe Bill Approved AUthOrizing sa.

lSpecsdl Dispatch 10 The Euenina Stp.l
ALBANY, June s.-Governor Robineon has ap-
proved the bill which recently passed the New
York legislature authorizing SAVINGS banks TO
invest in the 365 bonds OF the District of Column
hin
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ALPACA and sERGE .O0ATS, comolste a.
sortment, from 81 rs to 81 eo"3pAeSo -
OFFICE COATS 35 cents piece
A. STRAUs,
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IRON MEN ON STRIKK.-Au the iron mills in
flttsDurg, Pa. with one exception, are now
idie, tne manufacturers having refused to pay
ed. Tbs manufacturers and the Wofkmen. how
ever, nave appointed committees respectively
ok1ng TO settlement by arbitration
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SUMMER RESORTS.

M0UNTAIN LAKE HOUSE, GILES CcuNTY,
tide. a 8ENA8
This is the place to 20 if you wish to lE:s& t
Terms, s. to IS ger day SC
Send fcr circular 10
O. EDGAR EAUpT,
12lm' Mt Lake, Giles Co., V1rsflis
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TIE ExoDus.-General Thomas W. Conway.
OF n. j., and Rev. John Turner, OF st. Louis.
addressed the Methodist preachers meetinG
atNew York yesterday on the Southern axofins
Resolutions promising aid were passed.
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CURE BY ABSORPTION
The Great External Remedy.
S a = "A n u L E
A FLUID ABSORBENT.
NO RUBBING,ORP PADS SNECESSARY

No medicine introduced into the household Is
so useful In every emergency.
aRX saaaa
break 1t up.
In any sudden attack OF pain In any part of the or
gan1sm, and from whatever cause, spply 'SAPA.
RHEUMATIsM, .NEURALaIA. HEADACHE,
BACKACHE, 6PRAINS, GROWING PAINS in
Children, and all Inhammatory Troubles, are cured
promptly by the application Of "SAPANULE." It
COLD SORES, Roughness of Skin. BUNIONS,'
CHILBLAINS, OORN6, &c. are cured by this Lo-
All Soreness of Muscle and Exhaustion Of Nerve
when used in the Bath It expels all offensive ema-
nations from the body or feet, by adding q small
quantity to sponge or foot bath:
the o6 s
the BATH and at THE TOILET. win be a preven.
cure the patient by ABs0RPTfoN.
s, # only for BuRNs @ or sQALDs: every household
with magical Quickness
In 81 accidents Of every kind and nature, to which
the living organism 10 liable.
"SAPANULE"
is the marvel Of virtue that cleanses and heals A.
once.
It is the most powerful assistant to nature ever
offered to the public and every family should have
bottle. for it VIII save life. Satisfaction guaranteed
Pint and Quart Bottles, SOC and sLOO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Props,
ny31Sm 237 Broadway, ny.
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ENGLISH WOMEN FEEL quite justtfiab,e
pride In the results OF the first special examna-
don. Eleven ladies were examined and nine of
tnem were successful, six OF them taking honors
ana lour OF them taxing scholarshipsEa better
sn0wihg s%n tnan any body OF male applicants ever
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THE WENTWORTH.
ii q NJ


NEWCASTLE H.
a. lbs peauffu summer Resort. (oufy f-&
Snlee miles froen the historic old city u Sc!NAH
no.ei ON tne As,ant1c coast and possesses more adj
Its znests, than be obtained at any other water
Ine rlace. The house is situated on commaudnr
biuh close TO the ocean. has all modern improve
meLts. telegraph, telephone, etc, and has been
greatly EnrrOvs q snd ENTIRELY kEFURNIsHED fms
year. Inc grounds are extensive, there ts still aad
enrf bathing, fine bostine and fishing, beautiful
CIIves, and Unequa led ocean and barbor prospects
Eour ralrs each wsy daily between Boston and
Porfsmouth. with which coaches from the Went
worth connect For terms etc, address tia pro.
Prletors, FRANK W. HILTON Il CO.,
3e21m Rockingham House, Portsmouth n a.
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE, NEWPORT, VT
A gOInmand1ng a magnificent view of n 4
the Lake ard Mountains. Newly fitted $rJEAH
op,suppned with steam and gas. Accom- xEsH8 t
nio9ates 4U0 Euests SO per day, &S TO Sl7 so Der
week. special rates to families.
my3l-lm CHAS. A. GLEASON, Manager
pEDUCED RATES TO PARTIES REMAINING
H ONE WEEK OR LONGER TEE ]. =
ssssnsT ssassn isss ssAsHoHE HOTEL IN AMERICA. EY
STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE MAY. n.
CHARLES DUFFY, (of Continental Hotel, Philadal-
Plna,) Manager, opens June n. Music by BassIer's
celebrated Orchestra, mon Hassler, lea Ter
NoTE-We take great pleasure in Informing our
Iairons that new Passenger Elevator and Eiec-
nc Bells, In every rocm, have been added to the
hoteL uny3i-2m
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
dOVERSMENT RECErPTs TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
nue., s24i ,O26.c6; customs. $3.50, 1924.

nue., s24l ,o2sc6; customs. ssS9,937.94.
AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Senator ingalls,, Rep
TTsenTa atfves Phillips, Hiscock, Williams and
nnaiineI, ara ex-Senat1r Or Conover called on the
PRESIDENT to-day.
The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS has
agreed 10 report bills extending the salaries CT
Representatives Schlelcher of Texas, and Clark
vi iowa deceased, the same to be paid to their
respective widows.
IHE NOMINATION OF r. SToCKETT Mathews
Ihe Senate Judiciary committee will make an
ADVERSE report against the confirmation OF R.
StocRett Matthews, nominated for United Stats
Juose for the district Of Maryland.
TIE SALARIES Of the principal officers OF TIE
floer1an government are:-President $500;
chfef justice ST 600: secretaries of state aud
treasury $1,000 each; postmaster general $500;
clerf IN departments 5000; chaplain 81 per day.
BACK AGAIN.-General Garfield and Repre-
Butter WORTH of Ohio, who went to Ctnctpnatf
10 atfand the recent republican convention,
have retui ned to the city.
COINAGE executed at the q. s. mints during
the month OF May, 1s79:-Gold--13s, ,49O double
eagles, 4S, 500 quarter eagles; total god 1s1 $50
p1eceS value, 81, SIS, $50. Silver dollars 100000
pieces; value, ST, $3.50 900. Minor Coinage 400
flvecents, $500 three cents AZ, 400 cents; total
455,cG0 pieces; value, s4,7Os. Total coinage
1886, $50 pieces; value, $5.213,25
AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day Secretary
Sherman gave an account OF the refundtnp
operations Of the Treasury depat ttment which
have Just cloesd.
IF THE DEMOCRATIC PLAN (as agreed upon by
the advisory committee last ntght) is adopted
at this afternoons s CAUCUS the outlook tS that
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PARDONED BY THE PRRsIpKNT.-The Presi-
dent has pardoned VIM. Slant, convicted on the
gtL OF May, 1877, OF manslaughter in killing
Henry Bogue, the pencil peddler, and sentenced
was pardoned on the recommendation Of the
Judge, the District Attorney and the Jurors,
Morris, convicted at the same time, was SEN
fenced to six years.
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WlLLET & LIBBEY,
CORNER SIXTH ANDN.Y AVENUE NV
oPPCSlTE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.
in1I I'-u WASHINGTON, D. q.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-21

Horse owners should read the fol-
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ga TREATISE ON THE HORSE AND
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with an engraving of the horses
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Falls, Vt.
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