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Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
rHE CASE.
Anoth-P ssslhern Farce Ended-
The Mississsppi Pism Of B0ii. dog
HHAnAs al.Anhu

An0theP neUlhern Fsrce Endod-
The Mississippi Plan Of B0ii.d dog
ing - Gaily tno .hishOIan Mur.
dorer mt 6ailty.
DE- KALB, Miss, Sept. 1.-THE
court which is trying the case Of State
against Henry J. Gnlly, for the mur-
der Of Cornelia Chisholm, having ad-
journed at 6 o'clock yesterday, aft-r
the argument for the dpfence was clos
cd, and that the sick juryman might
not become too much fatigusd, con.
vened ut 3 O'Clock this morning. The
juryman alluded to ia 81 years .o'
age, and, being unable to sit up, was
provided this morning with q comfor-
table bed, whsre he lay during the
concluding argument Of Mr.. Morris on
the part of the prosecution.
Mr.. Morris argument was to the Of.
fsot that . conspiracy was formed t.
kill Chisholm and Gilmer. In order II
carry out this design the conspira or.
had an affidavit rnaue before magis
trats, charging Chisholm, Gilmer, Ros-
snbaum aud Hopper with having muir
dered, or having aided and abstted II
the murder Of John W. Gully, q few
days previous; that the object Of thi.
step was to disarm the victims Chisholm
and Gilmsr, aud thus place them in
such 3 condition that they could not do
fsnd themselves, nor be defended by
their staunch friends, Rosenbaum and
Hopper, the only men most likely II
stand by them and defend them; that
the sole cause Of the imprisonment o.
these four men was thst the conspira
tors could more easily, and with
less danger To themselves, take tn.
lives Of Chisholm and Gilmer. y4..
The principal facts sworn 70 in sup
port Of this theory were the shooting 0
Gilmer on the streets while on his way
to Jail in the presence OF the d-fsndan
Henry Gully; declarations made BY tw.
young men tLat day to two negroes ,
short distance from town, that they hat
better 30 back and not go to town Al
hi was TO bs played; the killing tina
day as he left the jail, of Mcclellan
who had been acting as one of th'
guards Of Chisholm, Rosenbaum ant
Hopper in the jail, and who had beer
discharged by the Sheriff; the taking .
the keys from the Sheriff: the woundinf
of Chisholm as hs came down the stair
way from the second floor Of the jai
At the alarm Of fire, at which time Cor
nslia was wounded, and finally they
had done what they came to do, and,
according to some some witnesses, the
further remark: "Lf there is any
hanging to be done, here is my neck. .
Mr.. MorIis then considered the claims
of the defense and closed his argumen,
at 10 80 o'clock. The case was given
to the jury, and within less than hal
an hour it returned with verdict o
not guilty.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Hss ssa,xoR's LEvEE.
. Corn DeAger -Kukluxfssu and
s.Cheesa' Beards-A hqusre 40.
kn0WIedxment. asHR~%.1"

Corn D~ageF -Kukluxfsam and
s.Cheesa'' Bssrds-A square Ao.
knowIedgment. usf.R @@'" 3
VIM. Mitchell, oclorsd, was No. on
the list at Police hearings last evening.
The charge against William being lar
c4ny OF corn from the truck patch Of
Thos Lewis. over Third street bridge.
Albert Lewis testified 10 seeing the
prisoner take the corn, and to compel
ling him to disgorgs.
William in defence told rambling
story OF how he knew nothing about
the corn, and while this affair in the
cornfsld was going on he had been ly-
ing under . tree fsasting his soul on 3
literary selection he was reading. His
Honor thought Williams story rather
transparent, and 800 for court was the
verdict.
Samuel Crothers, = neatly dressed
young man next took the dock, to
answer the charge Of threatening bodily
HARM
Edward Watkins, took the stand and
testified thst Samuel had sent him q
letter soma time back, in which he had
notified him that II he (Wstkins) were
not in town in two wssks he would
have TO take .hs consequences. Caro-
line Clark, the boarding mistress, with
whom Watkins boarded. neorroboratiing
Edward, and further added that Crofh-
srs had threatened TO blow Watkins 70
pieces. ........,..
Crothers then told bis story and
dwelt particularly upon the fact that
he had only given Watkins one week
instead Of two, and then began an OK
planation to show how ''Cheesa
Board' was the cause Of the trouble,
when His Honor "cheesed" the whole
business by 6niDg Sam'l $500 and
20 is and holding him in 800 to keep
the peace. ..
Jno, Kenny, walked into the dock and
pleaded guilty to the charge Of disorder.
ly conduct, was fined el.00 and costs,
and walked out again.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
The Mystery Cleared mp.

Mr.. Charles E. Resag, an account of
whose mysterious disappearance from
his place Of business in New York, we
gave in yesterdays late edition Of the
REPUBLICAN, called At our Office this
morning, and explained that he had
been taken suddenly ill on Sunday
night last, went to hotel and merely
neglected to write to his friends. He
has glmost thoroughly recovered from
his illness and is now spending 4 few
days with his friends in this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
NEWPORT ITEMS.
A Double Accident - The KlnfF
Railroad Accident-OtheF lnci.

A Double Accident - The Klnfr
Railroad Accident-Other Inci-
donts.
Correspondence Of the Republican.
MEssRs. MD1roRs:- town Of New
port has been the scene Of several acci.
dents recently, which may interest some
of the many readers Of your paper, who
look for special items from Newport.
Not little remarkable was the oc-
curencs Of double accident a few weeks
ago OF two small children-about the
same age-falling from wagon. (each
separately just about the same time and
each receiving the fracture Of the collar
b0ns, both recovered without much
trouble, one under the care Of DR..
Booth, the other under DR.. Lukens'
care.
Last Tuesday, 9th inst, Richard King
while loading coal on the wharf Of John
A. Cranston was thrown under . loaded
wagon or cart and was badly injured
by the whell running partly across the
abdomen and stomach. Mr.. King is a
man of family and is doing well under
the care of Dr. Booth. Yesterday the
l1th inst. was the most shocking of all.
The case of Mr.. Jonas Klair and son
before noticed in the REPUBLICAN. Mr..
Klair was crossing the Railroad to Mr..
Cransten's wharf and was caught by the
o'clock express train going North re-
sulting in the death Of the little
boy five years old, the father
being badly injured by cuts and bruises
about the head and face and . compli-
Gated injury to the left knee joint. Mr..
K. is nov at his home under the super
vision of DR.. J. K. Kane assisted by DR..
Booth. He is doing as we'll as could be
expected under the circumstances, and
favorable hope is entertained of his re
covery.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
MIA o. JUsrICE.
0Kist for Next Weeks GrindiDg-
Whe ire Luckless Mortals sFo-
The Attensl0ns ef the Prison OH.
eials Germ enam AeA. "N'H"

0kIUt HOk - OH W00kB 0t1n0hB8-
Whe tne Luckless Mortals arc
The Attensl0ns Of the Prison on
eials Commended. .'''"
Yesterday afternoon Z REPUBLICAN
representative applied for admission at
the prison at New Castle, and WAS by
the Sheriff very kindly ushersd in.
Desiring to look vt the docket and copy
the names Of those who come up for
trial at the court next week, we were,
by Mr.. John Doran, the gentlsmanly
Warden, furnished the list from which
the following is taken.
James Hausley, COL, assault with intent to
kill.
Elijah Benson, COL, assault with intent to
William Pierce, COL, assault and battery.
John Rose, COL, "
Catharine Emmett, white. assault and bat
William Baldwin. white, in for fine and
costs.
Alfred McC racksn, white, larceny.
John Clark. white, larceny.
Frank Huldeman, white, receiving goods
under false pretences.
John Kelley, white, larceny.
Mary Heck, white, arson.
Sewel Starkey, COL, intent to commit rape.
Isaac Anderson, col. larceny.
Sarah h Pousar, COL, assault with intent
to kill.
Rebeccs Fisher, COL. assault with intent to
kill.
VIM. Bachus, COL, larceny.
John Peterson, COL, larceny.
Margaret Dever, white, larceny.
Joshua Hashus, col, burglary.
George Scott, white malicious mischief.
Peter Gooseberry, COL, larceny.
VIM. Frisby, COL, burglary.
John Blackston, COL, larceny.
George Hance, white, for fine and costs.
James Trusty, COL. l-rceny.
Barney Lapierre, white, larceny.
Ida Lapierre, white, larceny.
The above comprises the work fol
the court of Quarter Sessions which be-
gins next Monday. In ali probability
about one half Of the cases will be con
tinued: :or otherwise disposed Of, which
will reduce the session to . short one
probably not lasting over . week. The
prisoners spoke well Of the attention
bestowed upon them. and all are unan.
imously commencing the sssiduous
services Of the Sheriff and the new
Warden. Such unanimity ON the par,
Of Mr.. Pyls and Mr.. Doran is com
mendable.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
The W nv of the TransEressor, Etc

Mrs. Catharine Kelley, who keeps q
drinking place at the corner OF Chest,
nut and Harrison streets, was arraigned
before Esq. Cole last evening, on the
charge of keeping tippling house, sci.
ling liouor without a license, selling on
Sunday and selling to habisual drunk.
ards. The proof was complete and
Catharine was held in $500 bail on
each indictment to answer at court, and
to pay fine Of $40 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
Temperance.

A temperance meeting will he held
in the City Hall this evening d eight
O'Clock. The meeting will bs addressed
by Rev. J. B. Mann, Geo. Day and eth.
ers. All are invited.
The M. 8. R. A. held another inter.
esting meeting At their Hall last even
ing, Thos. Denny presiding. Several
interesting addresses we're delivered.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
tn point Lookout.

The Bible Glass Of the Union M. E.
chnroh took the $40 train on the W.
h Mr.. R., this morning, for Point
lookout at which place the day will be
.nsnt in recreation. Quite . respecta-
hls nnmber left on this mornings train
and il Is supposed that 2 great many
Iii take advantage Of the 3 O'Clock
train TO the same place. ,a
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
loutract { Received.

J H. Brinton, proprietor ofthe exten-
A. w ssrpentiue quarriss in Wettown
t.snship, has contracted to furnish the
facing stone for tho new Court house in
this city. 49,. I.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
LlhNral L1AeaA.

Tomorrow morning at the room Of
the League, 2ls King strest, will be
discussed: "Has ChristaniW refining
influence Is shown BY experience. TO
bs opened BY Ar. &. Rdwsrds at 1850.
6sats. .frss.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
PEI son al.

Rev. W. N. Jsfftris, professor in
Newark College, II sojonrning AZ West
Chester, tho guest Of Mr.. wits r.
Hassrd. laa 3s 5H .
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
S SNAPPER LUNCH
TONIGHT! "
AT E. P, FIR 4 Y E. S
I'VE. SECOND STREET.
NKARSH AIS SALE.

M Anon 'A' N
Nv virtue of writ OF Venditioni ExpOnas,
sued ont of ,he District Court Of the Uni ed
tates for the District of Delaware. at the
uit of iorace w. Reed, q miner. by his next
friend, benjamin D. Reed, and t. me direct
3D. will expos to sale at public auction and
viii sell TO the highest and best bidder, for
ash, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th,
1879, at 2 o'clock in thr Afternoon. at the
wharf at Seaford, Sussex County, Delaware.
where she now lies the slOOp ''Only Sister,"
her tackle, apparel. furniture, &c.
HENRY H. Mem ULLEN,
u. 3. Marshal District Of Delaware.
Marsh MS Once, Wilmington, Del., sept.
18th, 1889. 8 ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

Examine the Chamois Skins, 8 cents
Toilet Soap, + cts., and the "Celluloid'
.,ns,es IN The window Of the "chssp'
Crur Store, ID and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAlR.--fne
L Philadelphia, wilmington and baltl.
during one week, from Monday, Septem YER
10, TO saturday, Sept mber 90 inclusive, ami
will run special train daily directly to and
from the Exhibition 4 0un IS. admission
tickets included. Leav ny Wilmington at
0 Is q. M, return ny leave Exhibition grounds
at p IN. Fare $l.25. Chill tren u,dsr u
wears is cents These tickets will he sold
only for the special train and their use must
be confined thereto
H. F. KENNEY, Supt.
WimjnptOn Sent H.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
II. T. hGNNCA II S"pt.
Wilmington, Sept 13

v0XEUUTO IS SALE OF TEN BUILD
n ING LOTS, On SATURDAY, SEP
TEN BEk 10th, 1879, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ,
on the premises, o franklin street between
Lin len and M pie streets. Size Of lots 20 IT.
front each on Franklin street, running back
100 teet deep. For further particulars see
hand bills or SAMU'L Il. TAZEWELL,
MATILDA TAZEWELL,
Executors Of JNU. T TAZEWELL dec'sd.
L. W. Stidham 4 Son, Aucts. 9-137t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

XXTANTED.-A young man in grocery
w store, or will sell hall Interest or trade
for building lot t'ther business gives no time
for store. Good stand. Address business"
RnpU nIIoAE OfaoS. Vl32t.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13
he Revival ut Delaware Avenue.


II looks as If the revival at Della W ar,
Cenae Baptist Church, bid fair to ri
! thst unprecedent revival started
out this time four years ago, shortl,
|er Mr.. Haldeman had entered lupol
pastorate, whom over 6OO persons
p,'ea with the church by baptism
IA great number Of others, whil'
lefs converted, yet who united with
,sf ~, churches throughout the city.
me growth Of this church has beer
hethlng marvellous, started but q few
afs ago, with only Is members. l
mas membership OF over 1000
aonearly all have come into the churrl
usf the Present pastor, Rev. I. NJ
'laelnan, aud 1t is now NOT only tn,
sest Baptist Church in the State Lu
~ only second In the Philadelphia
ISOLATION composed Of over 80 churoh
aua embracing all the city churche
untry.
~ 81, OF these extra meetings, tn
u,ch has had no outside assistance
nave themselves conducted the scr
.1'. .vs. hr. Haldeman preaching almos
tay fa night, and in the revival spoksl
iua ;va,sa Six months, every night, consec
Nv NO meetings this week have bsel
D.e ~ 70 interest and enlist the member
,ne 'ne WORK before them; but quite
,4uef .; nave arisen for prayers, ant
on "'sn' three we're in the Inquir,
,m, ,. while two arose for prayers. To
brn;, IS 'Aere is to bs baptism aft.r tn
n,ns service, and the subjec ts 10
"ofnlng and evening will be foun,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

NOT!0E-HOME LOAN AssOUlA-
N TlON-Ne~ seriss First payment
September 25th, Fourth Fridsy,. Good and
safe investment. Apply to
E T. TAYLOR. Secretary,
5U2 Market street.
Gxo. W. BUSH, Presi ent,
JNo. w. LAWSON, Treasu or. S1312t.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

o,h: e lar 60 sales at the "Wilmiugtop
hs. hung House" during the two weeks
IL, th.. 'sen open to the public assures
aS. so,a people know where good goods
I'd s,,a ~ AZ low prices. II will do you
i, " look IN their store and price
eooos, II you do not wish to buy.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

y N.Y. your troubles only be little ones,
Ibv 10y Svy you always have DR.. Bulls
d Sup aup handy, said "a old bach.
""ueWiy.married c.upls.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

YE YOU ARE PLEASED WITH THE
work which you see bearing the imDri
"rERRIS BROS, PRINTERS" take your
own work to them.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

TAM SV. kUBEuTS, tJ her o. r, no
81 and organ, 1lOI Tatnall street, " l.
8lngton, De-. Terms moderate. e-1s st*
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

Leave Fourth street. wharf on Tuesday,
w ed nesday, Friday and saturday at 8 A. NJ,
2P NJ. ani5 P M Le.ve Pc nsgrOve at 8
CAPT. DENNY,
Sept. IL, 70 9ls
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

VIVIAN ED.-A girl for ommon h 'use-
w work r.. Apply at 207 W. Eighth st.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-13

L work at low prices prevails largely at
No. 10 EAST THIRD STREET.
NERENE CONTENT FILLS THE MI ID
/ of the man who receives the Blank Books
he has orderei Of FEkRIS BROS. PHI vt.
ERS. GSod books.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Ephraim Williams
VI. J. Taylor / ano.

4
DY virtue Of q certain order Of sale
within and for the county Of Monroe, and
State of Ohio in case pending in said court
between the above named parties; and to me
directed, / will offer for sale at public auction
at the east door OF the court House IN
Woodsfsld. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock ., m. and 4
O'Clock m, Of said day the following de-
scrbed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit;
Situate in the township OF Adams, county
Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, and known %
the district Of lands heretofore sold at Mari
eta, and bounded and described As follows
to Wit: BEING the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section twenty nine
[a9]. in township three [31 ofrangs four Al
ooptaining thirty nine acres and ninety foul
hundredths Of Al acre, also, the east half o.
the northwest quarter Of the northeast quar-.
ter Of the game section township and range
containing twenty acres; also. another trac
or parcel Of land bounded and described a
follows, and being part Of the west half Q
the nprthvsst quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section twenty nine [2s], township
three r3]. range four l4l in said county o
Monroe aud State Of Ohio, containing ffteel
acres more or less.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap
praised At Sl.332 and may sell for two third.
of said sppraissmsnt. Terms of sale, cash be-
fore confirmation.
WM. KRAD,
june3, 3,'79v5. Sheriff u C. o.
SPRlees & DRIGes, Att'ys.
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The Treaty Of Gundamak Signed.
YakOob Asks the English to Stay
--Ensland'S Gains.

LONDON, May 27.-Lord Cranbrook,
Secretary of State for India, announced
in the House of Lords yesterday after
noon, that he bad received telegram
from Major Cavsgnari stating that be
had signed the treaty With the Ameer OF
Afghanistan.
The Standards despatch from Simla
states that the British will remain at Can.
dahar until autumn. It's probable that
Yakoob Khan will request them to stay
longer, as his brother Ayoub is at Herst
preparing TO seize Candahar whenever il
is evacuated. A despatch to the Times
from Simla saws the treaty with. Yakoob
Khan is most satisfactory. Every poll
tical and commercial advantage that the
British hoped for has been gained.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Marshal Riigsw.y
Jane G. Ridssway ss Al.

M yirtu. Of certain order Of sale n. ,.r-
d ti,ion issued from the court Of ssnnen
pleas within and ior shs esansy 4sf Mensss
and State Of Ohio, in : esss pending IN saiA
court between the above named tariiss. and
to me diree.sd,I viii oasr Tor sale a publis
suction At the east door Of ths eourt leuss
in Woodsnsld. ON
oa..Ju. ,h.1x,A Ju 6.n 1910
os'A'os' ~o A-'' 10y y s.se' A''
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OBITUARY.

DIED-Msy 4, 1879, JAMES SCOTT, in
the 18th year OF his age, in Washing gton
township, Monroe County, Ohio.
He was horn in Belmont County Ohio.
Was married in 1926, in which year he
moved to the neighborhood in which he
lived until his death. He was noted all
his life for his love Of peace and justice
and for 33 years served his fellow citi-
zens as Justice Of the PescA, until he
became so deaf that be refused to accept
the Office longer. He died as he had
lived, firm believer in the doctrine o.
universal salvation. When the angel o
death came he passed away as tranquil
calm and serene as summer evening tc
the land Of the leal, the home OF tn,
blessed, loved and honored by all whc
knew him. He died in the triumphs O
a living faith:
Lord, give Us such faith as this.
And then, whsts'sr may come,
Wen feel cen here hallowed bliss
OF an eternal home. F.
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OBITUARY.

DIrD-May 30. 1879, Of typhoid fe
yer. CALLrE j., dsughter OF JACOB ant
MARY FREUDIeER, OF Switzerland town.
shlp.aged Is years 5 months and II days
Another mortal has put on immortsli
ty. She connected herself with the NJ
E. Church in early youth, from which
time she lived a Christian life. To seve
the chain that binds parents and chidrel
is lard, but He doeth all things well
Our loss is her eternal gain.
Jehovah, God, Thy gracious power
On sv'ry hand we see;
Oh. may the blessings of each hour
Lead all our thoughts to thee.
Thy power is in the ocean dseps,
And reaches to the skies;
Thine eye Of mercy never sleeps,
Thy goodness never dies.
Thine forsvsr-Gsd Of love,
Hear rs from Thy throne above,
Thine forever may We be,
Here and in eternity.
Thine forsvsr-Thou our guide,
All our wants BY 'hes supplied,
All our sins BY Thee forgiven,
Lead as, Lord, from earth to Heaven.
YoufH.
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MONDAY last was busy day with our
Merchants, and we learn that with many
Of them the sales were larger that day
than ever before on q Monday. This
was largely due to the large number OF
persons in the City from along the just
opened extension of the B. & S w. &
R. That is the oay you ,oiU get your mon
ey back, gentlemen.-Bellaire Tribune, ,2ed
uA.
DAVID DAVIS weighs several hundred
pounds, and he is reputed to be mill
ionaire. But the fat hasn't got into his
brains, and the money hasn't begotten
in him an affectstion of contempt for
the institutions of his country, and an
unhealthy hankering after monarchy
and peerage Like his life-long friend,
Abraham Lincoln, he is man OF the
people-understanding them, sympsthi.
zing with them, aud believing in them.
Would that public men of this thorough
ly American and democratic stamp were
plentier among US in these days!
FISH LAWS 1t is generally supposed
that the fishing law has been so modified
that fishing with rod-and-line is allow
able. This is a mistake. A bill passed
the Senate some weeks ago allowing fish.
ing with hook and line, and went to the
House where it was amended and then
passed. In its amended form it weni
back to the Senate which refused to con.
cur in the amendments of the House
A conference committee will, no doubt
be appointed to reconcile the differences
between the Houses, but until this il
done it is unlawful to fish with hook ant
line -Bellaire Tribune.
TIE State OF Ohio vs.. Horton s. Cal
land. Indicted for arson. In this Gas.
the jury was empaneled and sworn, an6
the examination Of Henry Miller was II
progress, when an objection was inter
posed as to the relevancy OF his testi
mony as to the facts stated in the indict
ment. The Court sustained the o5jec
ton, whereupon Joseph Parrish, one o
the jurors, was withdrawn, on motion O.
defendant, and leave was given the de
fendsnt to withdraw his plea Of not guilty
and interpose demurrer to the indict
ment Demurrer sustained, which pu
an end 10 the trial defendant was re-
quired to enter into recognizance to mex
term in S1,000.-No1k Co. Press, go
uL