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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

1t is entirely unfair that two of th g
Radical repeaters in Philadelph ia
should be punished, while many others
of the same ilk 60 scot free. OF course
they should not have confessed to vot-
ing eight times for the Radical candi-
dates, but it may be pleaded In mitiga.
tiou that they were drunk when they
so confessed. Let the pardoning pow
cr l,e exercised forthwith
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18
Lodge I Society Directory.

NasllhesM Lodge, No. 9S5. I. o. O. r. meets In
hcir taxsi, Penn Street, every Saturday evening.
R. A BrMILLKR- Sec. II. r. HARTMAN, n. G..
Providence Grange, No. 2l7 p. OF H.. meets In
Akxan-1egN N block ON the second Saturday of
each Rasurh zc 81. p. NJ. and on the fourth Sa-
sHrday OF e3tk nonth Rt 19k p NJ.
D- 4-ZkaDY. SEC. A. q. Dsiningcr, Master.
The Aflsheqm B. L. Association meets In
tie Pe6R NJ rect school house on I he evening OF
the Aec0Na Msnday OF each month.
A. wALTEx. See, B. D. DEINISGKR, Prest.
The Mulhesm COrnet Rand meets in the
Town Han On Monday and Thursday evenings.
W. u. OTTo, HcG. J.F. HARTEE, Pres't
SMillheim Escort of Co. g., 5th Regt., n. G.,
Asa&&stkaelr drill meeting on the second story OF
kieGsAdes.s Block every Tuesday and Friday
evening.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

Warehouse, as well as Farm Mills, are largely
structed, both kinds requiring nine sizes 10 accom-
modate the demand, and giving capacity cffrom 50
% 500 bushels per hour, according TO size OF mill
They arc shipped boxed for ocean transportation,
and "set up" or knocked down" for forwarding
nla-d, as requested; and in all cases put free on
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filed same day as
received
Mills shipped knocked down" 60 for half the
ireig ht charged as when forwarded "set up" Oleo-
graphs and Circulars supplied application. Prices
will be quoted l1sV and en- liberal terms. Cores
poudenee solicited.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18
Church & Sunday School Directory.
RvanGelioal,

evangelical.
fss. 6 ~ Detntn0er, Preaeher-in- charge -
Ret. c ". nelnlnger will preach next Sunday
Mernln p--0ermAn.
Sunday School, n. Nd. l. Zerby. supt.
Methodist.
Rss. W.. n Whitney, Predeher-in-charve,-
Preaching next Sunday evening.
Sxndas School, r. Nd. Kimport, supt.
Reformed.
Tie charge ss at prese Mt without Spsstor
United Brethren.
Rec. John Landis, PreGchef-ssi ehdrte.-
Lutheran.
Rec. Joha 7bmlinson, Pdator.--
Communion services at &c. Paul'S church
ncxt sunday morning. English preaching In
Aaronsburg nc 2ll O'Clock p. NJ.
United sunday School. A. Nh. o.
DNintuEer, supt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

That ignorant anu benigtted city,
Boston, down in Massachusetts, elected
Democratic mayor last week, by near.
ly 1000 majority. Carry the news to
Tuten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

Senator Don Cameron is to be the
chairman Of the Republican National
Committee, vice Cornell, who was cleo.
ted Governor OF New York.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

Which we malo:our Great Speciality,
40 all nhroughth
a now
60
Twhed
In
sIOcensa
An
aCk and COLOred Silks, Black and COIOred Sik VeIyeE
FancyTr rmming SANDY / IFS ec ion d th
sCtingsa
In Immense Stock of Ladies' Rendy-Nnde Conts
heiva
treat n arg u goods.
sBuk
ion mprgn the earestan
great In ncoLrs
CarpC
hstcI
Stoe In street, IIaveEP
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICY.-Letters Of
"A administration on the estate of Samuel
Sivels, late OF Milheim, county of Centre. and
state OF Pen ennSylvania, having been granted to
the undersigie led, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are hereby requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
settlement. j. ii. kEIFsNYDEk
Administrator.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

Manufactured by EUREKA MOWER CO. Towande.
Bradford County, Pa. Correspondence sOAettsd.
CTCplare mailed IN application. ~
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-18

Lev. DR.. John Hall, Of New York is
said to have received about $4,000 in
wedding fees during the present year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
10 read an address to the House, (which was In

10 read An address to the House, (which was In
teTTupted oy several messages, and by reso-
luton to admit ladies of members families to
he floor of the House-whioh privilege was ac
,orded, and generally taken advantage of.)
TIE HOUSE ADJOURNMENT.
Inc congress adjourned at IL N. after very
political speeches on both sides. The speaker
made the parting address, which was most en-
Enthusiastically applauded. He spoke as follows:
Re1,TeseHtatires:-In moment this Congress
viii expire. Its acts whether for veal or woe
are inGelibiy inscribed upon the pages of history.
In this hall party has been arrayed against
bitter struggle, but is due to truth to say that
on every side there has been honest ambition
to win popularity by seeking by each
best ms idr 2@ the general 0eifare wheth n
or not the desired end OF the public
good has been successfully attained is for time
10 prove. but that such has been the aim of
both sides cannot justly be disputed. Genuine
concord between all the states and citizens
thereof is the corner stone of our national pro-
petty. What promotes or eiegateS one, at the
expense OF the other. tnureS 10 the ultimate in
jury ef all Although each representative has
championed the wishes of his immediate con-
sfituency with earneStnesS and energy, yet
during the Whole period of the existence of this
House there has not been single breach of
legislative deeOrum. That noble respect
born or generous rivalry in common, good
cause. has softeDed all aspeTities feel that
mere words are Inadequate TO thank fully this
House for IFS resolutions OF approval of the
manner in which have discharged the duties
OF Speaker. always responsible and OnerOus.
and often most delicate and difficult / have
done my best. Long service here has taught
NE that hate or vengeance has never
raised any cause TO enduring honor. While
on the contrary justice and mutual re-
gard have often given the weaker size an
easy victory. With two great parties divd-
ing the people, each holding an important
share In government. with strict accountability
ON the part OF public servants, and vigllant
eyes watching all with revivlng business and
restored confidence, may we not look hopefully
10 the early dawn OF new era Of increased
prosperity and greater happiness for the coun-
Try SUCH IS my fervant prayer. To each and
every representative here | tendermy heartfelt
acknowledgment for the kindly forbeaTance eX-
tended TO me as presiding officer of this body
ard 10 say that shall ever gratefully cherish
the honor OF which have been the recipient
with the expression OF the wish that you ali
may return safely and in health to your homes
IL only remains for me to declare that in ac-
cOrdance with the constitution of the United
this House stands adjourned without day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

IS samuel Morgan, formerly a member OF
me Vermont legislature, goes 10 prison for
| forgery.
sE~The Anglican Synod is Still in session At
Toronto Tainly endeayoring to elect bishop.
ff AT the present rate Of increase of the
SlaF race Russia Will have 500. 600 1U0 OF inhabi-
tants in Fifty years.
Sc The labors OF Elder Waite at revival meet
lbgS lii PORTSMOUTH, y. H., have been folio we'd
oy TWO eases OF insanity, caused by religious eX-
element.
eS'- 1t is proposed to celebrate at Poaarnii
this summer the eighteenth hundredth annIer-
ton from NesuviuS.
~ Bodie is town OF California Six months
ago 1t had 200 to coo buildings and a p9DuIat ion
OF 400. Now 1t has SOME 1000 bIlldn5 IS and a
population OF 1000.
esAbout a dozen mechanics in Lewiston.
Me, whose funds are limited, are trying TO
charter box-car to take them to California
Their plan is to board themselves on the way.
doing their own cooking in the car.
TEA Georgia paper reports that On South
bound trains twc-thirds Of the passengers in
most instances are people of the North VISITING
the Sunny South'-some on business, but the
majority pleasure
eE After all the talk, none of the southern
legislatures, except that OF Virginia. has yet ac-
cepted the Moffett liquor-regiSter.
90 The Rev. NJ. L. johnson, of Georgia, Vt,
has obtained medical diploma, and hereafter
OF his Methodist congregation.
IL man In Southwark, Wis, kept his moth
er-in-law in subsection by firing revolver over
her head when ever She displeased him. lie
has at length grazed her scalp with bullet and
been arrested.
sEEmployeS of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road company have been notified that drunken
ness ana frequenting Of liquor saloons VIII be
considered sufficient cause for immediate dis
charged.
sv-Girls Miss it by not getting married A
married woman Mrs. 1t In just the opposite
way.
sT-The Hebrews OF San Francisco, for the
first time In twenty. nVe years. Will give no ball
say ing that they believe that the masses of the
people at this Juncture are not in dancing hui
NOR.
HThe ex-E Empress Eugene accompanied her
son, Prince Louis Napoleon, to SOUTHAMPTON
and witnessed his departure for the seat OF war
In South Africa.
tBC Charles Roweil, of Cambridge England.
who viii walk against O'Leary for the Ashley
Belt, has arrived in New York. He is twenty
six years Of age, i've feet six inches In hight
and is in excellent condition. The contestants
in the match will be O'Leary, RoWell. Ennis
and Hartman. O'Leary being the favorite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

THE ZULUs are armed with breech-loading
weapons of an improved pattern. Thousands
OF arms in the course Of a few months were
landed at Delagoa bay, and then rapidly passed
into the hands OF the Zulus The POrtiIgllpse
authorities at that port were not powerful
enough to stop the traffic. BY doing SO they
would undoubtedly have drawn down upon
themselves the wrath or CeteWayo. and their
small detachment Of fifty men could not de-
lend the town. Correspondence on the subject
passed between Sir Bartie Frere and the Poiru-
gueSe governor. which resulted in the latter Of
nclalS piedglng himself to stop the trade and
d gunpoat was accordingly dispatched to Della
goa bay to protect the Inhabitants There is
llllle doubt, however, that It is not the pnrtu-
guese authorities who are to blame for this
ua1i,c In arms and spirits with southern Africa:
interruptions English traders are the real oTep-
weapons with which English soldiers have been
slaughtered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

NATIONAL THEATER.-The play las; night.
Joshua Nhitcomb," was successfully Dre-
serted 10 quite large audience NJ. Thomp-
son as :" Uncle josh was the main attraction
MS lnperSonation Of this quaint character ia a
great dramatic success. The play VIII be re-
pealed every evening this week
FORD OPERA HOcSg.-kellar commenced his
engagement here laSB evening by astonishing q
large audience with his Illusions He has very
agreeable way CT conducting his perform noes
which adds much to the pleasure Of those who
attend. Most Of keliars featS are altogether
new.
AN ART LOAN EXHIBITION is advertised at the
feabody Institute, Mount Vernon Place BaItj-
more, commencing this evening. with a rare
collection of paintings, statuary, bronZes,
worries, crystals, china and bric-a-brac oener-
any. The new library OF the institute VIII be
Illuminated ednesday and Saturday evenings
TALLMADGE HALL.-fTheTe will be a very plea.
SAINT entertainment Mere this evening There
VIII be readings by THE well-knOWn elocutlOnisf
J.. Z: ioHhse no, ana music, vocal and l9Str,l-
mental, by Miss Zaide lee Jones and Prot. Car,
Richter -'
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The second lee
tuTe OF the \. NJ. {. \ $cOurSe VIII be deiivered
here this evening. Joseph Bowes. esq. W.u be
the lecturer, and viii take THE scotch cove
ndnteTS' for his subject
IHEATER Co5IIQUE,-t'"A Big Mistake" IS al
excellent card at the Comque. There is he,
s!deS an excellent variety entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
Condensed Locals.

Charles F. Birch. q postal clerk OF this city,
charged with stealing two registered letters on
october 5th and 18th, while In the employ OF the
Post Office department, has waived an eXamf-
nation before United States Commissioner Mills.
and has been committed TO Jail to await the
action OF the grand jury.
Polly Scott. colored, who is believed 70 have
been one hundred and five years old, died yes
terday on street, near 1St. She was born In
Dumfries, Prince William county, Va. in ls.3,
and came here about five years before the war.
Marshal Douglass. who has been absent few
days from his office On account OF sickness is
out again attending to his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

INVITATIONS OUT FOR TIIDEN's ISArGrR.-
TON BALL IN lSo1.-lf StrawS tel how the
WIND blows. perhaps the fact is worth mention
ing, 1or the edilicalion of the curious who take
an interest Ia such matters, that elegantly en-
sha ah cares are circulating at the democratic
CLUBS inviting the holder 10 a grand BAH in
washington city on the evening of March 4th.
1881, IN honor of the Inauguration of Samuel
r.; liiGen as President OF the United States ~
OF nose MT trltleS that Indicate what Is pass
ing through the heads OF some people, and
Wnlcn are not without certain sort of Signin-
canoe However, 1t is a pretty cheap cleo
tloneerlng device, and we may expect to see il
Immediately followed by the republicans, only
with the substitution OF the name or say Gen.
some other statesman, in place of the Old gem
tleman OF Gramercy PaIk.-tN. /. Cor. Phila
LeGner. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

TIE GIRLS BRANCH OF HARyARD-It Is said
that the girls branch Of Harvard College VIII
oe natrOn!Hed, by Hrs. AgaSSiz, Mrs. Arthur
Gilman, one OF the Misses Longfell0w. and other
Cambridge ladies, so that the young students;
Will Lead their university life under the best
possible social and moral conditions and intlll-
ences. Each student, will, OF course, elect her
own studies, and instruction will be to indi-
Vlduals or classes, according to numbers The
cost OF tuition will also, OF course. depend upon
but it is not likely TO be excessive. With thp
probable speedy founding OF scholarships aid
the possible provisions OF endowments. if the
scheme should prove successful, the expense
could be reduced TO Minimum Boston Her.
aiG March /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.


National THsater.-" Joshua Whtcomb,' by
Denman Thompson and company.
F6rd's Opera HOUSE, kellar, the magician
and illuson1st."
Theater Co,nique.-Variet,es.
Tallmadge Hal.-Readings and music
CONGREGATIONAL Church-Lecture by Joseph
BoWes, ESQ. 1.-The Scotch COyenanters.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
Activity s.nen. The saci,t;..s
Arrest Of John .. Daven.or;.

7" Ukk. FtU. II. ). COMMISSIONER JONI
/. Davenport, has been arrested by the sheriff
Oh Il warrant issued by Judge Sinnott in the
marine court. He Is charged with contempt OF
court, and Is called On TO answer for his ..mis-
c0rduct' III not appearing before court 10 be ex.
ahmed in proceedings experimenting to execu-
ton pending in judgment recorded by Eben
MiiieTand FitZ Allen Flynn. against him, Mr..
davenport, was taken TO the Sherifi'S Office and
rave bail in 81 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
kilograms to The Star.
ALARM IN EUROPE.
REVOLUTIONARY SIGNS IN GERMANY
AND RUSSIA.
RUSSIAN NIHILISTS AT WORK,
ARREST OF COMMISSIONER DAVEM-
PORT IN NEW YORK.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
To Confirm He Berlin 'y,rcatv


ItRIS, March 4.-The Journal Des Debats con-
frms the report that the idea OF a supplement-
airy conference OF ambassadors of The powers in
one OF the European capitals, to settle the dis
puted points under the Berlin treaty. il gaining
ground. Great Britain. it says. is not aYerse TO
the proposal.
Ehe Nihilists busy Again.
I.ONDoS, March 4.-The Daiq Meas CORES
pendent at Berlin says: II is believed in ST.
petersburg that the NihiiiStS are engaged i'm
spreading reports concern the plague. 1t is
SAID that TWO OF Professor BOtkineS assistants
me leading the NihiiiStS. The day before the
bulletin was issued concerning the footman
SICK In ST Petersburg. they went about declar-
ing eXultingiy that Prof. Botkine had a case OF
the plague in Ills hospital.
Revolutionary signs in Russia.
ST TET ERSbURG, March tine OficidI Has
SeHgFr says: The police have diSeovereda secret
printing press al KiefTe. ON entering the apart
ment the police and gendarlneS were met by a
storm of bullets. One officer or the gendarmes
MAS MAS Killed, and two gendarmes were wounded.
Eleven men and five women were arrest ed
four OF the former ere dangerously wounded
New French Minister.
fARIS, March m Leperc succeeds NJ. de
NarceFe as minister Of the interior in the
French cabinet.
Activity Among the Socialists.
BERLIN, March 1T is certain that there is
unusual activity among the revolutionary
classes. They display almost incredible bold
ness a publication declaring hat the COVER
nor or CharhOn had been condemned In death
by the Russian socialist party for ln,ltlmau
treatment Cf political prisoners and that the act
Cl ASSASSINATION was consequently executed by
one or that party. was openly posted in halls of
the university on the day after he was shot
me It'Hes SAYS the rews from France IS much
10 De Ian ented. The cabinet has been severely
damaged, and has lost its position nthc cham
beiS. Tie consequences may be not merely
TIE fall or tie m niS'rV- Int revival OF con
Fusion and weat ness, Which must ,anG 10 par
diiZe the French government and lower the in
ilCence of France abroad. England relies on
ne cooperation OF France in the whole course
Of her eastern affairs, whether by the action OF
"a or nj no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
The VIeather.
NpT .aTfoNs TO-DAY.

offi' OF CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICsR.(
49,. WASHINGTON, March 4, 1919.
FVI Inc middle states and New England.
parity cloudy weather. easrerly to southerly
wins, shifting to Southwesterly and westerly
o!rlng the night, slowly rising temperature and
railing barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following Is the readings OF the thermom-
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: a. m,
2Io; 7:35 q. M, 2so; IL midday. $50; 2p NJ, 40;
maximum. ~: minimum 2I so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04
district s:eves nn.en. Affair.".

The District Commissioners TO-DAY aDn!iuted
l DI; Arthur Christie as trustee OF public
Ciaudius Il. smith resigned, to take eIecg grom
TINS Gate. This Is county appointment
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector kntwlsie: VIM. Hahn. re-
pair Dflck, SIG tth st. NV; stUo i. " Little
construct tW0-stOry brick stable, M0af0. St
tnlontoWn, county: - 500. Maral!feifa F.aet
remove frame from corner 2lst ana Il SIS. n.W !:
S25. owen McQuade estate. repatr brjrb Sn'
2lSt st; NV; 500. George Martin, coHstTG,af .
DITCH q" ei4lns, Reno r0ad, county: $780,
DEEDS N FEE have been filed as follows.
D. l.. Morrison to 5. 6. Kinsley, lot l65, 81. 2as.
9. Sophia NEEDLE to D. L. Morrison, anne
RI nt S 800 Andrew Frey to j. W Frey,
El!zaeeth Glasgow 10 r. &. Halle. lot %" sa
20; sl,425. w. 5. cox ct al, trustees, to " i
iiS iot ~, So ~ $500. v. L. Davis to T.
SeI 10 iot y, So -; $, 900. John Cammacb TO
rcalsch and Fraser trustees. to Wetzel and
SnteHart, trustees, part lot 4, so. 49, $500. p. r
M S6d tinstee 10 J. t. Baker part lot 5, So 3IS
James Diipps lots 60 and 81, sd. 191. - 1Sa p
+. Jackson. trustee, TO Wilhelmina Pfci, lot 40.
~ ~ 1ecfSetoWn: $500: W. p. Lipscomb ct al to
a nGIai r. ~ Keen; lot 10, 81 2.5 800. Nelson
Patrick Downs to Michael Raglan. lot 151 of
Mount Pleasant; 5000. George Wilmer to Louisa
Huber, east half OF lot l. so. IS6 and lots + ana
Nj, III sub OF lots IL to 16 inclusive; s..
COMMENCEMENT MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Uor
ARD tNlyRRSITT.-At The 9th annual ro,n
mencenent of the medical department Of How
ara university last night, at Lincoln hail nnv
wv. Patten, ID, conferred the degrees, &c,
+. Connell, Md. delivered the valedictory ad.
dress. and Rev. Clay MacCarIley delivered an
address On IAN Ideal Of the Physician The
graduates who read thesiS and received the de-
gree OF NJ. ID. were nj. T. Adams. E. 4. Balloon.
a. BasSett, OF this city; ID. X. Betchel, Penns
puIg. Pa; Geo. T.. Cornell and A II. Glennan.
0l this city; c. NJ. Jordan saltwater, MINI =:
mos. McGork Washington: a. P. Rogers,
aloAa; hihn., ard G. B. Shirley, jr., Washing
ION. Inc entire faculty were seated on tile
piailofm curing the exercises and there was a
large andieLce present. The floral offerings
we've very handsome.
THE EXTRA SESSION OF Congress is exciting a
coed deal or comment among all classes and all
parties, but the advantages offered at the Boys
Clothing House OF Il. Robinson & Co. aO9 Penn.
avenue, TO purchasers CT winter clothing should
not, Oh any account. be overlooked, for they are
Offering IaIe bargains In order to make room
Tor spring goods +
THE MANUrACTURj RS SALR.-The great sale
OF silyer-pla.ed ware, Row going On at No. 1913
Pa. avenue, near WIZARDS, certainly offers the
finest opportunity ever known In this city To
secure bargains. They are comparatively Civ
Ing the goods away. The sale is 10 be continued
tie balance OF this eek, t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

Mrs; HrNTooN, the celebrated spiritualist OF
tie Eddy family, was exposed at Beebe Plain,
OF the Big Indian" appeared it was seized and
proved to be Mrs. HuntOon herself Her com
radeS in the fraud begged piteously not to be
exposed and offered TO refund the money taken
at the door,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

A BOSTON YOUTH committed suicide because.
as he Thought, he would sooner or later become
insane. He fancied that already his mind was
losing its balance, but the only evidence or il
was his forebodlngS. He wrote letter before
swallowing laudanum, in which he defended
his act, and said: 81 expect to 60 down to black
ness and oblivion; but If so be that | shall con-
'front.' my Maker, can plead la my defence that
L am as was created-a poor, unfortunate ire
SpOnSibie beingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

CURIOUS Will. was filed al the registers Of
flee, In Plttsburg, last EEK. It is Joint docu-
ment, signed by husband and WIFE, and the oc-
caSion OF the filing Is the death Of the husband.
Rooert Brown. Under its provision the survi-
Vor IS 10 inherit all the property for his o. her
sole use during life, and on the death OF the
survivor the property is to be divided into five
equal parts for distribution 10 the children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

j. MAD. WELLS GETS oFF-The demurrer filed
uy counsel for Wells. CaSenayc and kenner
was argued IN the supreme district court In
Ne" Orleans last Saturday. Judge Whitaker
decided that the decision OF the supreme corr
IN the Anderson case was binding, sus1 ai1ed
the demurrer and discharged the accused This
el Is the returning board case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

THE SMITH MURDER TRIAL AGAIN OFF.-It is
ANNOUNCED by District Attorney McGili that the
trial Ol Mrs. Jennie Smith and Cove, BENNETT
which was postponed Until to-day on account OF
the insanity Of Herman Deuben. one OF the
jurors, VIII go over for the term. The new term
Oh court Will open April |, and Mr. McGin thinks
the u1al VIII be begun On the second day OF the
term The further pnstponement OF the trial is
because Tie panel OF jurors is ilnperlect.-[N J..
World. Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

ANOTHER VICTIM TO T0BACCo.-The Oldest in
habi,ant OF Broglie in France, aceu 40 wears
ana months. has just died while smoking his
nine -N"