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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-15

A curious circums' ance connected with
the City Treasurer's Office Is the number
of checks for interest that have been ly-
ing there in some cases for years. One
well-known gentleman of this city, has
checks for interest lying in the Treasur-
er's office, amounting to between three
and four thousand dollars, but as he re-
CARDS the city as perfectly safe and hon
est, he allows the checks to remain at the
Treasurer's office, Instead of converting
them into cash by dapositing them in
bank. Some checks and orders da, ed as
far back as 1862 are still uncalled for,
and the total of all interest checks now
in the Treasurer's Office, including those
for the September interest of the present
year, is about $4,000. In many install
eos tie city finds it harder to make some
peop.e receive their money than to make
others pay what they owe.
OPENING Og.. COURT.
Under the new law passed by the last
General Assembly, the September term
of Court opened at New Castle, this
morning, at 10 o'clock. The Court is
for the purpose of Try ing all criminal
cases, except capital cases, and as there
are but few such cases, it Is thought
that the term will not last longer than
the present week.
A larse number of witnesses went
over on the 9:15 tram, this morning.
FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA FAIR.
The P. W. & b. X. r. Co., commonc-
ed this morning to run a special train to
the Pennsylvania Fair, now being held
in the Main Exhibition Building, Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia. The train
leaves this city at 9.15 a. M, and runs
direct to the grounds. Fare for the
round trip Slips including admission to
the fair. There was about one car load
went up from this city this morning.
The New Court House.
Contractor Given is working to fine
advantage on the new Court House, and
is prog sessing rapidly with the work of
leveling the old basin walls, and erecting
| the foundations of the new building. The
work is being done In the most syste-
| matte manner, and Mr.. Given Is making
an excellent start towards completing
his contract within the specified time.
CLOSING PICNIC.
The United Assembly will close the
season at Rosendale Park, with picnic
on Saturday the 9th inst. First class
music has been en-: aged for the occasion.
Tickets, 80 cents.
PORT NEWS. .--.
A large brig passed up the Christiana
this morning about 1880 O'Clock. She
was loaded with yellow pine for one of
the lumber yards.
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SLAVES DEMANDING
FREEDOM

fASA, September 13-via Key
September 14.-Reports have
Deceived from Santiago de Cuba
4 slaves on the plantations have
(ded liberty, and that their masters
Promised to give them freedom if
Pill engage to work three years for
Many slaves are running away
+ local authorities have asked Cap
|eneral Biahco what they shall do.
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THE PEACH MARKET.

This week brings the Delaware peach
season to close. But very good fruit is
coming in from New Jersey, and will
continue to do so until late in October ;
yet the crop Is not an abundant one.
Only two var eties from New jersey are
worthy of record-the cred kareripe"
and "Stump Of the World" Their ap-
pearance is against them, but they are
delicious to the taste. Good peaches,
it is said, will now command high prices.
IN. Y. Sun.
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THE EIGHT WONDERS OF THE
WORLD.

The eight wonders of the word were
the Egyptian Pyramids, the Temple OF
Diana at Ephesus. The walls and
Hanging Gardens of Babylon; the Col
lossus Of Rhodes the Statue of Jupiter
Olympus; the Pharas Of Alexandria ];
the Mausileum of Artemesia at Halicar-
nissus aud Flagg's Liver and Stomach
Pad. The latter can be seen or had at
M. 4 East Firth street,
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PERSONAL.

Joseph F. Sudler, formerly Of this
|ut now with Messrs. ID. +. Tie
! Co., extensive paint and color
lecturers, of New York, paid q
isit to his friends in this city, on
Ay. lie reports business as being
bod, aud that the firm with which
mployed are receiving large orders
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GOING TO LANCASTER.

Mr.. Thomas McClaren, Of this city,
will leave during the present month lor
Lancaster, Pa, to take charge of roi-
ling mill at that place. MIR: McClareh
has been engs ged for number OF years
at the Diamond State Rolling MIL IN
this city. 1t is reported that thirty hve
of the employees Of the mill VIII go
with Mr.. McClaren.
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GOOD WORK OF INDIAN FARM
ERS t..s-

WAsHINGroN, Sept. 13-Tndian Agent
Newell, at Rosebud Agency, Dakota,
reports to the Commissioner Of Indian
A fairs that during the month Of August
the Indians made good use of tbs twenty
moving machines and scythes sent 70
them by the department. He estimates
that 10000 tons of good merchantable
hay have have been harvested BY them
during the present season Tor winter
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.A.nuRY'S PUNISHMENT

b., b',tris,p Sept; 1s.-ln tie United
bury ,sct ths : Court to-day Prescott
hraian.sS s lawrence Bank cashier.
nt of iS ssa un "on The cha ge Of embez.
ths Conrt' U5'ooO several weeks AGO,
ncs Of srt Art imposed the minimnm'
"se years in the Lawrencs
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Police Report,

Three drunks were disposed of at the
Police Station this morning; usual fines
and costs.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

EOR RENT store and Dwelling at
10 tachei, at st. Georges, near the Canal.
Rent moderate; possession given tmme-
diately. Applyto
MARY GAMM,
sept15ts st. Georges, Del.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
From Farmers Creek.

En-. CHIEr. We don't 20 TO Red
Cloud very often, but when We do We
hear eome Rews-we hear that there is
going to be a ,hourough sitting cut Of
al Of the old county officers If that is
80 We want TO help do it. IL il said that
honc OF the Offices psy-if that 10 the
case. We IS a people IN this county have
abused the clerk and treasurer too long.
Six years is too long, l can hate a man
and abuse him for q month. Ia, not for
ELK years. hear ths Mr. Gillian is
going to succeed Mr.. Gaslin. some one
to take Mr.. Tulleys place and some one
Mr.. Jones' and 20 on all around the
ring. Now sir | tell you and the peope
of the county that the time has come
that the ledger should be laid on the
counter that the people may know how
the finances of the county stands. The
tai. payers want TO know where the mon
ey goes to. ! understand that instead OF
reducing the debt Of the county, We are
continually enlarging it. If that is the
case when will Our county scrip be q,
par? Echo when?
Yours truly,
TALLY ONE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

Last Monday a young student Of
Blackstone come Up from Nuckolls coun-
ty accompanied by . young purp said to
DO feet of foot, for the purpose Of
''scooping'' our young men and their
purps, in a jack rabbit chase. Joe. Gar
Der, Capt. Liddy, Mr.. Whitson and
other youths of the city followed by
their respective purps, accompanied the
youthful reader Of Blackstone to the
p~rairies to test the speed of said purps.
A young rabbit with . broken leg was
scared up and the greyhounds and
hounds that wasn't gray that we're horse.
back, gave chase and took in" the
rabbit. The two purps from NuckOli'
county was scooped, and the Red Cloud
purps vera victorious. Hurrah fol
home talent, purps and speed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
From Scott.

July 18th, 1879.
Ed. CHIKF.-It is harvest time with
the people of Walnut Greek now a days,
and the hot sun is ripening the grain so
fast that it is driving us up pretty short.
If it keeps on this way much longer, ii
will ripen corn too. l have not seen the
corn leaves SO badly wilted before since
IA as they have been the last two OF
three days.
And yet people will still continue to
get married, Squire Atkins was married
last Sunday BY Justice kennedy to Miss
Ella Lowry. May their future journey
be . pleasant oue.
1t appears to be . bad time for horses
on Walnut Creek, Sam Heaton lost q
valuable mare last week, and R. 8. Full
ton has lost one of his horses which he
drove into the country when he came
here. AGRIcOLA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
Maple Grove Farm.
July 18th 1879.

July 18th 1879.
Ed. CHIEr-Nothing has ~transpired
in this vicinity of any note except there
has been several hail storms which have
done considerable damage to crops.
Last monday evening about 4 o'clock the
storm commenced and it lasted about q
half hour, and the way it cut up the
corn and threshed the wheat Vas not
slow. It did not cut my cor any worth
spe aking of. but southeast Of here abost
two or three miles it done . great deal
of damage to al kinds of grain and
vegetables: -,
The fall wheat IL now all harvested
and thrashing has begun. Wheat
is turning out from Is to % bushels to
the acrs-spring wheat is hurt. some
with ch:ntx bugs although the yield will
be fair.
Hail stones fell over il the northern
line of Kansas that measured eight
inches in circumference and supposed to
weigh a half pound each.
d. s. Helvern.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

Our Cornet Band have made ar
rapgements tc bring the celebrated hu.
morist. Billy Arlington. to Red Cloud
next Friday July 18th.
We understand that Mr.. Levi Moore
has purchased the entire property Of Mr..
R~ennccker. in Red Cloud, with the ex.
oeption Of the harness shop.
-HUNa Ar LAsr.-In Red Cloud
July 18th 1879, at Perkins & Mitchell
Red Cloud Grocery. a lot of good well
cured Bacon; for further particulars call
and see.
-Sometbing Of an unpleasant nature
occurred in the vicinity of Red Cloud
lately. and We have been requested to
keep STILL" Yes. well keep still, un-
til the the pruper time arrives.
We understand that Nj. Geo. o.
Yeiser has purchased the building form
erly occupied BY Misses Dixon & Ohm
stead. and that his son will open up q
stock Of notions ETC., 10 the same.
We hope those who are owing this
Office will come forward and pay up
soon. We don't like to be hard on any
one, ss We know times are rather dull.
bat we have waited long and patiently
and would like to soon begin to have At
least two meals a day.
We understand that q teachers as
ISOLATION was called for last Saturday al
the school house in Red Cloud, and tina,
when the time came for the meeting
Mr.. Kenner. the director refused the
,,.c;ers sda;tf.nca 10 the school house.
On ~ha, crounds- Il an1' ne did nSi
learn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

-Snb'er 4 Deish er have just rsceiv-
ed the 6r,t car load Of threshipg ma
chimes hoded At the Red Cloud depot
. car load Of the celebrated Miunissta
Chief Thrcshers. which they win sell to
those desiring machines, 1t figures and
terms that canno, fail to sui, purchasers
Call and examine tie machines, jus,
north Of J. G. fo,ter's store Red Cloud,
Neb. 2w
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
Sherif's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Sheriff Of the county of Webster. State of Neb-
raskA will By virtue Of an order Of sale granted
the 5th day Of Jaly A. D. 1872. by William Gas
lin Jr. Judge Of the Distric, Court OF said coun-
~. and to him directed. will offer 1t public sale
at the store formerly psupied by Luther & Smell
10 Red Cloud Nebraska. on the list day Of July
goods and cha:tles heretofore taken by ue ae
the property Of Luther E Smell. by virtue Of
several orders Of attachment issued By the Dis
trict Court against the said Luther r. SHELL and
in favor Of Smith Brothers / ThoEp son, T>otls
4 Maui. Steele & johnson. Morgan / Gallages.
respectively, to-wit:
A general stock Of merchandise CONSISTING Of
dry eooIs. c,othins. groceries,, apesnsvare rain
sacks. salt, dried and canned fruits. boots aAd
shoes. show cases. notions Re. Said sale 20
continue from day to day until said goods and
merchandise are sold.
Dated At Red Coed hi. the oh day Of July
A. d. lsp. Nv. WAReKx,
4st2 Sheriff Webster Co.. Sek
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE.

The Republican Ce ntrsl Committee Of
Webster county will meet at the Court
House at Red Cloud, Saturday at 2 P. n.
Aug. 9th 1879, for the purpose Of
appointing . time to hold the county
Convention. and to spportion the nun
Der Of delegates to each precinct; also to
transact such business - may properly
come before them. L. o. Parker.
July 18th, 1879. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

We learn tina. Mr.. Fox, . grain
merchant from the eastern part Of the
state, will erect an elevator At Cowles
next week and give his personal atten-
ton 10 the trade at thst place. We
happen to be personally acquainted with
Mr.. Fox and can recommend him o. q
man Of sterling worth, and one in whom
implicit confidence may be placed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

June nth. 1871
Notise Is hereby given that the following
name settlers have filed notice Of intention 30
make final proof 10 support Of their claims and
secure final entry thereof on the ex piFafion oil
thirty days from the date of this notice, Wis
Hilliam H. Norris. Hid application No. 3a
for south west quarter section u. Tp. 2. Range
9. with the blowing witnesses to prove his
claim. Geah $. Kiies. of Gaide Rock. Webster
County. Neb-. and Perry Norris Of Guide Rock.
Webster County. Neb.
6eah S. Kiles HID application No. 35. for the
northeast quarter sect on L.. Tp. 2. Range 10.
yitn the followias named witnesses % Rroys
Webster County, Neb.. and Perry Morris OF
Guide Rock. Webster County. Neb.
&5t5 s. ". SWITZER, Re0ister.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

Yesterday We eanvassed the entire
town 10 search Of local items, and inter
viewed about . dozen farmers, and the
nearest We come to getting hold Of an
item was tha. somebody COW vas re-
ported to have had twin calves. bat We
could obtain no particulars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
sTRAyEp,

From Indian Creek, 8 miles northwest
of Red Cloud, Sunday morning, July
18th. a yellow colored horse, black name
and tail, collar marked and shod in front.
Any person returning the ,animal to one
or giving information of its whereabouts
will be amply rewarded.
Frank Brusher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PRooY.
Land Office ut Bloomington y,

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice Of intention q
make final proof in support Of their claims. and
secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of 81
days from the date of this notice. viz:
Art hur L. Burton Homestead application 1919
for the southwest quarter Sec 2 T. 2 X. 10 west
and es the following rs his witnesses. viz
Fra Burton If Covles Neb. and Baxter p. Bur,
ton Of Gvles Neb.
the north east quarter Sec. 2 T.. 2 r. 10 west
The claimant names the following persops - hi
witnesses to prove his claim. viz: Arthur L.. Bur
ton of Cowles Neb. and Baxter p. Burton oi
CoWtes Neb.
july10aug7s 8. W. SWITZER, Regietsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

u. 8. Fish Commissioners Baird has
donated to the state of Nebraska 500,
600 eggs With which to stock the waters
Of the state. The eggs viii be taken
charge Of By W. L. May. II. S. Haley
and R. II. Livingston, the State Fish
Commissioners, whe will place them 10
suitable streams for Matching. The
trouble seems to be that it is . difficult
matter to find q suitable place to hatch
the eggs where they will be safe and
where the little fishes would be likely to
thrive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby siyen that the tax list for
hands for the collection oftaxcs: that said taxes
are due, and if not paid within three months
from the date Of this notice they will be deciar-
Cd delina uent and subject 10 all the forfeiturss
and penalties attaching 10 delinquent taxes IN
der the general laws of the state.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July A. d.
1879. j. A. TrLLyYs,
Ist3 Town Treasurer
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
lands. Apply 10 d. 8. Coomks at the
Court Hsuse. Red Cloud.

H. r. Mathews, st Burr Hammers
barber shop. has Purchased 6 lawn
mower" with which he trims the hair Of
those who want q close shave. Go and
Try il, just the thing for trimming hair
this hot weather. l9-v2
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
Y. B. xcE....

Wholesale 4 Retail Stationery, School
and Miscellaneous Books.
Wall Paper speciality ~ Bed rock
prices, already tnned.
Fancy Stationery and Notions st the
| Post Office Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

Notice /. hereby siveu. tina, 7 will examine
all persons Who NAV desire to offer themselves
IS caudidates for teachers Of the primary. or
com uon schools Of Webster county. NJ He'd
6Iosd on the hr, Saturday Of each month 1T
nine s'elock - IN. sharp.
A. A. PopR. Co, Supt
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
pICTIrRES,

Mr.. CLANCY has pitched his tent 10
HE'D Cloud and viii remsin . short time
10 supply those Who are desiross Of hsv-
ing good pictures. Secure the shades
ere the substance fades"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

We offer our White Lead and Oil At
greatly reduced prices. Call and exam
inc. Red Cloud Drug Store. two doors
west Of Boy Home: 43tf
Morris X Weytyesr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
THE CHIEF.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Friday sight.
Billy Arlington.
Hotter than Hades the last week.
Another nice rain yesterday morn
ing.
Purchase your Pickles Of Perkins &
Mitchell.
New Apples at the Red Cloud
Grocery.
Wheat is said to be remarkably well
filed this teaeon.
The CHIEF family bave been sick
for the last month.
"A surprise party d Mr.. Becker's
last Tuesday evening.
They are likely to have two grain
buyers at Cowles this fall.
The CHIkv does the nestest Job
printing west Of Lincaln.
Let's zee, wouldn't it be a gooi IDEA
to elect . county sur veyor this fall.
Rather dull in town on account Of
farmers being buy with their harvest.
John r. Wilcox left last Monday
for . months visit to bis old home in
Ohio.
Mrs. Moss of California has been
visiting Mrs. ex-Gov. CARRIER the last
week.
Mrs. Luts is selling goods on time
OF will take farm produce as payment.
40 3w
Fort Hayes, lat Red Cloud) was evac-
uated last week; tie garrison" fed to
the country.
The Red Cloud Brewery has been
closed, to resume business again in a
few weeks.
Billy Arlington gives imitation Of
the Irishman. Scotchmap, Englishman.
Ethiopian etc.
The County Central Committee is
called to meet August 9Th. See call in
another column.
Get your Reserved Seats without
extra charge now for sale at Dufield 4
Co., Drug Store.
DO you notice any difference in the
size Of the CHIEY this week as compared
with former issues.
Rcd Cloud needs 6 boot black. An
eLterprising ''shine'' would soon emass
small fortune here.
There seems to be some dissatiefac-
ton up the river, on account of the loca-
ton Of the bridge.
TO hear Arlington will be q great
treat to our citizens, at the same time
help our Cornet Band.
Now that the hot weather in al its
hotness is upon US. would it not be we'll
to look out for mad dogs.
-Pedestrianism is less dangerous on
the west side Of Webster street since the
sidewalks have been rebuilt.
"A Nebraska editor finds consolation
in the fact that an eastern preacher says
there is a hell for kicking mules.
We sre happy to say that the man
who predicted a drauth this summer was
drowned in one of the late heavy rains.
DR.. r. r. Livingston of Platts-
mouth, one of the State fish commission.
ers paid our young city a visit last
week.
Last week live hogs in the Chicago
market took a sudden fall of 20 cents per
hundred pousds. and pork a fall Of 81 90
per barrel.
The question now agitating the
minds Of the legal fraternity and others,
is, whether or no Red Cloud is an in
eorporated town.
Sidewalks 10 front Of q number Of
lots on Webster street have been put
down, which improves the appearance
Of things q little.
Miss Hale has gone out in the coun-
try for a few days rest. She will soon
return and resume her labors as q first
class dress maker.
Look not upon the green apples and
cucumbers with covetous eyes, for yer
lily they doubleth up the cater thereof
with collie and "sich."
Remember Billy Arlington is com-
ing and will bring that old favorite the
Banjo with him. Don't fail to hear
him in his new songs. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
FOR sALE

A No. ] Eclipse Thre.her aud four
wheel ten-horsc Woodbury. mounted
power. With equalirers attached. Viii
take notes or thre.Ling accounts Pnce
low. ID. $. Helvern- i5;6
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
To FARMERS.

We wish 10 call your attention to OUT
Machine OIs. which are Of superior
quality. and we oder At bottom prsss
Red Cloud Drug Store. s5if
Morris 4 WestveeS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
rAaX2ss ATTENTION.

desir. to commence herdinR cattle shost
the FIRST % May. Well prepared 90 give entire
satisfaetion. Isrn-, ~ cts per month. per
head. Calves gratis
32if T. VS. HARVEY. -,
Head % Farmer. Greek. InayAle. Seb
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL Proof.
LAND offICE1
Bloomington Nebraska

LAND VFFICE1
BLOOMINGTON Nebraska
July 2nd 1871
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and Sc
cure final entry thereof at tho expiration OF
thirty days from the date Of this notice. viz:
Charles Hunter. for the southeast quarter see.
- town 2 range IL. and names the following a.
Neb. and Leverett II. Luce n Inava!e Neb.
iS-5t =. W. SWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE
Blsonington Nebraska,

Notice il hereby given that the following
nance settler has 6led notice Of his intention TO
make fnal proof in support OF his claim. and
secure dual entry thereof at the expiration
ofthirty days from the date Of this notice. Wis:
Francis n. Randall for the vest half south
vest quarter north east quarter south vest quar-
ter and north west quarter soueh-east quarter
Sec. "a +. r. II. and name the following - his
witnesses. viz Oliver y. Mckinley Of Red
Cloud Neb. and LAbon Aubushen Of Red Cloud
Neb. s. W. SWITZER.
juIyiIaugk kegstef.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

Mrs. Lu,s is selling her summes
Hats at cost. +s-5i
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL Proof.

Land Office at BLOOMINGTON Ncb.l
June 18th 1921
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has 81 ed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the expiration OF
thirty days from the date of this notice. viz:
Oliver +. Sawyer. for the northwest quarter.
northeast quarter. and lots 2. I. and S. Sec. Is
Town l Range 9 west, and names the following
As bis Witnesses. viz: Jacob kindscber Of G Jude
Rock Neb.. and Chancey F. Wood of Guide
46tS s, W. SW1TZER, ReGister.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

Croquet sets, very cheap, ct the Red
Cloud prSg sore. 45tf
Morris + Westyeer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE0
Bloomington Nebraska
July Sd ls19.D
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice ofhis intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
.scure hnai entry thereof At the expiration OF
Henry Neimeyer for the south west quarter
Sc. % T. r. 10 west. and names the following
Hill Neb. and Louis Bitters Of Blue Hill Neb.
julyi0aug7 y, W. swIr.ER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

The trial of Mr.. Mcfarland, town
Marshall, for striking Geo. Zeiss. drew
quite Q crowd. The Jury remained on.
until four O'Clock in the morning and
failed to agree, they stood FIVE for con-
~viction and one for scquittal. The pros
ecution was conducted iD . mastery
manner by o. c. Case and the defence
by j. S. Gillian. The time for the new
trial is set for Aug. 10Th.