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The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
A GROSS OUTRAGE.
The Evils OF Ladies Travelling Without
Escort.

A circumstance that has lately come to our
notice only more decidedly impresses us with
the opinion that it is not safe for ladies to
travel unaccompanied.
Three ladies started for Portland from Mon
treal the other evening. They were travelling
together and two of them occupied an upper
compartment in the sleeping car while the
other took the one underneath. During the
night the lady who occupied the lower berth
was awakened and saw mans head protrud-
ing between the curtains. She supposed it was
the conductor coming for tickets, and drowsed
off again. The next thing she knew the man
was in her berth. She screamed for help, and
her friends above, hearing her cry out added
their screams to hers. 1t appears that these
ladies and a man were the only occupants of
the sleeping car. The conductor had left the
car in charge of the porter and the man in the
sleeping Car had sent the porter off on an err
rand, so that he could perpetrate this outrage
Luckily the porter returned in response to the
ladies screams, and the man hearing him COM
ing, hastily got into his own berth. The ladies
told the porter, who went to the mans berth
and reported him asleep. The ladies however
insisted he was shamming, and the porterEgot
the conductor and some passengers from the
other cars. The man then claimed he was
drunk and that he got into the lady's berth
while in that condition. The indignant pas
sengers would have inflicted summary punish
ment on the scoundrel, but the ladies only in
sisted that he be put off at the next station and
ne was. 1t is a pity he was not brought to
Portland and put before the courts
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Superior Court.


WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. James Andersen. The
espondent is indicted for the crime at rape upon
Mrs. Voletta Herrck in February last at Falmouth.
He was tramp and enter ed the house in the night
in the absence of the husband and perpetrated the
outrage. We published the facts at the time. Ver-
dict guilty. Sentenced to fifteen years in the State
prison.
Coombs, Co. Atty. Metcalf for defendant.
Edward L. Kimball paid fine of $50 and costs
for keeping gaming house.
Michael Lee and Hugh Ioherty were arraigned on
indictments for keeping liquor nuisance and plead
ed not guilty
Moses l.. Barstow and Philbrook D. Barstow alias
David P. Barstow, on nuisance indictments, were
sentenced to pay fine of $50 each and COSTS and if
not paid in ten days, three months in Jail.
State VS.. Michael Burke. Search and seizure
Verdict guilty.
Waterhouse, Asst. Co. Atty.
Meaher for defendant.
State VS.. Michael Burke. Complaint for search
and seizure. Or trial.
Waterhouse, Asst. Co. Atty.
Meaher with Hale for defendant.
Hugh Doherty paid fine of $500 and costs OF a
nuisance Indictment
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Pine Street Mum Sociable,
"Hasten, happy roses,
Come to me; by May,
In your folded petals
Lies nv wedding dav.

very pleasant evening was spent at the
mum socable in Pine ST. Church last even
ing. A mum song was sung in dumb show,
and then repeated by melodious vol ices. This
was followed by defamation "The Spirit of
49," which was rendered with great spirit by
young lady, the spectators in order to avoid
a ten cent fine being quite reticent. Then fol-
lowed little CIR, WHOM sweet voice, told an
affecting tale of her "Boyhood's happy hours"
Company G., Capt. Pennell, executed a mum
drill with great precision. By some unfore-
seen catastrophe the arms failed to arrive,
but in their place, contribution boxes were at
once supplied. The best sociable of the season
was closed by refreshments after which the
mummes retired to their catacombs.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10.
THE PRESS


- May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n. G
fessenden, Marquis, Brunei Il Co.. Andrews, Arm
strong, Cox, Wentworth, HodsdOn, Hayden, W. p
Morris, corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welander
Boston g. Maine Depot, and Chisholm Bros, on all
trains that out of the city.
Saco, of l.. Hodsdon and Ii. b. Kendrck.
Bath of j. o. Shaw.
Lewiston and Auburn. of Richard Foss,
Biddeford, #. NJ. Burnham.
- ,Jellerson's Bookstore.
Brunswick, B. g. Dennison and w. II. Marrett
Richmond, G. A. Beale.
WOodford's Corner. Fl. Moody.
CumsSrland Mills, F. A. Verrill.
Gorham, j. Irish
Saccarappa, at the Post Office.
Rockland, o. G. Andrews and E. r. Spear,
Damariscotta, E. W. Dunbar
Freeport, W. j. Parker.
fhomaston, S. Deano.
Ninalhaven, B. Lane.
Waldoboro, G. Bliss.
Wiscasset, Gibbs g. Rundle'
Yarmouth, @. Z. Coombs.
Auburn, V. r. Foss.
Lisbon, G. f. Judl1ins
Hallowell, II. H. Allan.
Augusta, f. Pierce
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
STATE NEWS,
KENNEREC COUNTY


The Governor and Conncil visited the In
sane Asylum Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Millikenshas recently purchased
controlling interest in the Augusta. House.
A detailed account of the losses and damage
on the Kennebec by lightning Monday morn
ing shows the barn of Lauriston S. Low of Sid
ney was struck by lightning about o'clock
and burned, together with two horses, seven
head of cattle, one hog, all his farming tools,
wagon, sleigh, harnesses and some hay. Loss
$1,000; insured for $500. About the same time
the barn of Luther G. Hutchinson one mile
east of loves, was burned together with some
hay and farming tools. Loss $500; insured for
$3.50 The dwelling of L. Sawtelle, on the
pond road was struck and slightly damaged.
The dwelling house of A. G. Kicker of West
Waterville was struck Sunday afternoon, the
lightning entering the parlor, running round
the room on the gilt border and every gilt pic
ture frame removing the gilt from ali the wall
papers and otherwise damaging the house, and
passed out the window The family were all
out on the piazazsat the time. The barn of j.
w. Stratton of Albion was burned Monday
morning with all the farming tools, hay and
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Personal,

Albert Colby, Esq.,, had an attack of heart
disease on the train from Boston to Portland,
Tuesday
Mr.. John Cooper, formerly of the firm of
Cooper & Morse, has been elected ianitor of
Silver street market.
John A. Kennedy has gone to Silver Lake
Messrs. Spicer and Stevenson of the Grand
Trunk, were at the Falmouth Hotel yester-
day.
Rev. f. d. Blake, who has closed his labors
with the Baptist church in Cherryfeld, has
accepted the pastorate of the church and So
ciety in West Waterville.
Mr.. E. III. Waterhouse, who for several
months has kept paint store in Auburn, has
effected the purchase of J. B. Pickett g. Co.,
of Nos. 1856 and 1877 Fore street, in this city,
and will consolidate his stock in Auburn with
the one in this city. NJ Waterhouse will do
nothing but wholesale business.
Senator Blaine sent as wedding gift to
young Mrs. Eleanor Sherman -Thackara case
of fish knives with a card on which was writ
ten: "To the daughter, with as much love as
I have ever borne the MOTHER The mother
is Mr.. Blaine's cousin. Gail Hamilton sent
the bride beautiful flower picture with these
lines:
"Hasten happy roses,
Come to me; by May,
In your folded petals
Lies nv wedding dav''
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Recognizing the Maine militia

Ihe work OF recognizing the Maine militia
goes on apace. The Portland companies are
to be mustered in this week. On Friday the
Auburn Light Infantry mpstarod II
and measured for new uniforms; on Saturday
the Norway Light Infantry and COMPANY of
reserve militia at Paris. Gen. Beal has re-
ceived petition sigued by sixty of the most
prominent citizens of Portland, asking for a
platoon OF artillery in this city. The new
companies viii contain from fifty-four to sixtv
men Fifty-four uniforms VIII be issued tn
e@ca company, aud it is expected they will
drill and parade with full ranks.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
WALDO COUNTY.
Tom B. Patchen.

The many admirers of this fast trotting
Black Hawk stallion will be pleased to learn
that he is to remain here during the present
season, his owner having decided not to trot
him in the early summer races. Later in the
season he will be given an opportunity to
lower his present record of 2.2S. He will
make short season at his present quarters.
For particulars inquire at % market street.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
CITY AND VICINITY,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Carlton Kimball-2.
Smokers are often heard.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Corsets-J. Henry Rines & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. j. Chenery s. Co.
McKenny-No. II Market Square.
Fer Black Dolmans-Horatio Staples.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

Smokers are often heard to complain of the
difficulty they experience in finding satisfac
tory cigar for 10 cents at retail. The "Norie-
ga" old fashioned, handmade and good will
satisfy the most fastidious taste. See list of
parties selling them in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

ct at.
Rescyipt by Libbey, J.-By the transfer and agree
ment between the parties relating thereto the de-
PENDANTS ntestate held eighteen shares of the capt.
tai stock of the Hardy Machine Company in trust
for the plaintiff to be retransferred to him de-
mand in writing. Although the defendants mites
tate before his death had transferred eight of said
shares so held by him to third party such trans
plaintiff had right to require him to replace them:
and at the time of said transfer and at the time
of his death he held sufficient number of shares of
said stock in his name equity willtreat him as
holding them for the plaintiff. The same result
would follow if the agreement of February ~,
eighteen shares demand. They were fully paid
for and the plaintiff entitled to their earnings
Hardys estate is insolvent and the plaintiffs rem
edy at law is inadequate. He has the right to de-
cree for specific performance of the contract.
Decree for the plaintiff for transfer of the stock
as prayed for and for costs
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Mrs. DR.. French.

The fourth of the matinee lectures at Citv
Hall by DR.. Elizabeth j. French drew the
largest and most fashionable audience of
ladies of any of the season notwithstanding
the threatening weather yesterday afternoon.
The fifth and last lecture will be given this
afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
REPUBLICANS ARE INVITED,
Continental Drum Corps Attention

There will be a rehearsal Thursday Eve. Nav
18th, at Lancaster Hall. Every member is reques-
ted to be present with Drum at o'clock. Those
intending to connect themselves with the Corps are
also solicited to present themselves.
Per order FRANK +. KINDS,
Major and Instructor
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Accidents.

A young man named Jerry Black, living on
York street, while at work Tuesday on the
barque Carrie e. Long, discharging salt, at
Custom House Wharf, fell from the staging to
the deck distance of Is feet. He was quite
severely injured, though no bones were broken.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

DIR. c W. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
VIII cure any case. Price 30 Cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. aug2Seodtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Attention Pioneers.

There will be meeting of the Pioneers at Ian
caster Hall, this THURSDAY EVENING at s
o'clock. Every member is requested to be present
Per order. ". p. OSBORNE Capt
W. l.. NOBLE, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

carriages, two horses and five head of cattle
Loss SlOOO; insured for $500. A Mr. Coleman s
barn was struck and two horses killed.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Stanton's house and barn at Lowell burned
thursday noon. 1t caught fire from the CHM
ney. But few things were saved. A calf and
dozen hens burned. There was no insurance.
Loss 800.
Porter Kennistons barn burned short time
since from spark blowing into an open door.
Loss S4O0; insurance 5000.
during the heavy thunder storm Thursday,
the Weather-vane of the Methodist church at
PARIS was blown down, causing considerable
daniage 10 the spire of the house.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
In the shower Monday morning the Union
lightning.
In quarrel at Holden on Saturday, III ohm
Benton struck his nephew VIM. Burton in the
face with sledge hammer weighing %
pounds, smashing his nose to jelly. Had the
hammer struck quarter of an inch higher the
blow would have been fatal. Burton was ar
rested.
Tabulator Foster has got back to Bangor.
PIscATAoUIs COUNTY.
The ice broke up in Moosehead Lake May
9th.
WALDO COUNTY.
Sunday night lightning struck the barn of
Capt. Il. H. Coombs on Northport Avenue,
Belfast, doing, however, but little damage
Several persons in the vicinity received slight
Shocks
YORK COUNTY.
George Tibbetts, a native of South Berwick,
employed on the brig Abbie Clifford of Boston,
at Halifax, fell down hatchway May s, frac-
turing his skull, which resulted in his death
last Monday
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

SPLENDID line Of Hosiery, Gloves and
Gauze Underwear can be found at Carlton
Kimball's, 495 Congress street, at low prices.
may12d2t
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine

is true of old coats, and mouths When the
former shows the first defect take "stitch,"
and always keep the mouth right by using
SOZODONT. 1t costs less for a new coat than
set of teeth. False teeth are not as pleasant
as natural ones. my13T. STSzw1w
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

A NEW lot of Black Silk Fringes and Gimps
Just received by Carlton Kimball, 495 Con-
gress street. Prices low. nay12d2t
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

The dyspeptic, bilious, tickle in appetite and
wanting in strength take Malt Bitters.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

TIE diiferentIparts were well rendered, and
taken as whole the entertainment was of a
high order. The comic reading by Mr. Thomp-
son was well received, and convulsed the au-
dlence with laughter. Miss Annie Greeley
sang very acceptably. She has a fine voice.
her rendition by an encore. Little BERTHE
webb gave violin solo which was encored.
She subsequently gave vocal solo which like
the former was received with marked appreci-
alton
:. During the evening Councilman Nelson de-
llVered an eloquent and instructive discourse
on the principles of the order, and briefly re-
lated its history in this city. From it we
learn that commencing with only forty mem
oers, tae order now numbers over six hun
IN October next, to help defray their increased
expenses. The ladies present signihed their
intention OF aiding the fair, which we believe
will be great success. ~
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

DIR. FITZGERALD will be at the Falmouth
Hotel, Portland, Saturday and Monday, 18th
ana litn OF TINS month. mySdtd
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR BLACK DOLMANS.

FOR BLACK DOLMANS.
Horatio Staples
is selling for Spring and Summer
DelmanS
BLACK fine Diagonal WOrsted,
81 inches wide, $3.50.
BLACK Diagonal wOrsted, light.
er weight, 81 inches wide, $500.
BLACK French Cancels Hair,
extra Heavy, $3.50.
BLACK French Cancels Hair,
lighter weight, $500.
BLACK Drap d. etc, various
widths and qualities.
All manner of Fringes, Passem.
enteries, Buttons, Satins, Bro
cades, Pekin Stripes, etc., for trim.
ming DOlmans.
HORATIO STAPLES,
246 Middle Street, Portland.
Samples sent Free by lIaiI.)
my13 diff
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
The Knights of Pvthias

The Knights of Pythias with their lady
friends and invited guests assembled at their
hall on Congress street last evening. The inn
mediate object OF the meeting was to devise
some means to defray the expenses of the Or
der to be incurred in fitting up their new hall
in Kimball's block when it is completed
very pleasing entertainment was furnished.
the following being the programme:
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13
Supreme Judicial Court.
The following decisions have been received il
cases argued before the law court:
A N-,C

Charles E. Clifford VS.. Inhab, of Newfield.
ReScript by Libbey, J.-Although from careful
We should not find the facts the jury did, STILL
there is evidence on both Sides and upon the whole
vor of the plaintiff to bring the within the
recognized rules upon which the court will aside
a verdict on the ground that it is against evidence.
The newly discovered evidence tends corroborate
the plaintiff, but on new trial the memorandum
discovered could only be used by the plaintiff to
fresh his recollection as to matters to which he
titled and does not seem to be of sufficient import
ance to justify the court in setting aside the verdict
on the motion based on newly discovered evidence.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

K.dney-W Wort is natures remedy for Kidney
and Liver diseases, Piles and Constipation.
my13 r STSw
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

Iaoulator Foster has got back to Bangor
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
The ice broke up in Moosehead Lake May
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-13

carriages, two horses and five head of cattle
Loss 9looO; insured for $500. A Mr. Coleman's
barn was struck and two horses killed.
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PENNsYLvANIA
SULKY Pillow COMFY. (LiHiiel)
OF PHILADELPHIA. PA
Paid Jan. Q, 1878. By IOHS ResRlOE.
Naaufacturedb y eOODELL dwATERs, Phia

IN Ie7s an artachneni for = common ploW
Il vas invents4 By a practical farmer, that
car - tee uiarfes be connseted Wlih any
ordinzry pior. rhich changes 1t Al once into
a eaupisie suiky pioE. u consists Of oue
large sheel sh5eh runs apoa The land SIDE,
szHilsr uus under the beam. and another
that ruas ia the furEo~ behind The ploE.
Thsse wkeels carry the weight o. the pl0E,
entirely removing the grieiioa apOa the bot
toes AID iani SIDE. one Of phieh, together
vi,h she upright besm. regulates the sidth
and depsk u the iarrou. Il - provided With
an easy seat, eaab,ing the driver 20 have Al
al tirses both bic plos and team under bis
eontrsl Once set, he work y DOT easily
charged. The relieving Of the pi0v tf0u the
sids and bottom friction results 10 reducing
the draVsht over - pef oeui.; even shea
Carrying the driver The drEuEhi Is fell iseuiy
pr cent. less than HAT q the walking ploS
uiih ibe driver trudging 10 the farroH behind.
Il ean be attached With equal ease 10 3 right
or Jeff hand piow, aud xheu properly attach
ed, any one, male or female, Who Is old
enough 10 manage a team, can perform as
good work as the most skillfal plosmAn can
Do without Is. A saving Of 10 per cent. 81 The
drzaght Is guaranteed.
Il i simple in construction, durable, easily
a-s-IaiGl 70 Anc kaiuNt ai4 W every way PER
fecily adjustable Il is attached By means 81
clamp. and bolts. Wiihout cuiting or boring
the beam. aud can be placed in position ios
a days or weeks plosing in ten minutes BY
any one With sense enough 10 handle a com
moa walking plov. In going to or leaving
the 6e.d, The plow is raised BY lever, and
the driver can ride IS easily as oG any Of the
expensive sulky ploWs. lts cost Is so lov
that any one having tvO or more acres to
plou, eaauoi afford TO be without one
ADVANTAGES.
The drAughs is one 9Th lighter.
Pit Is not necessary for farmer 70 have
tuo sets Of machines in order to do bis
plo~ing, as be can change any ordinary wAlk.
ing ploW into a riding ploE.
SIT has 20 drai pole and no strain on the
Attachment, but the pillow IS drawn by the
beam the sane as wiihoai the Attachment
It's price brings il within the reach Of
all
BIT i the best Sslky Plow made.
Address
JOHN A. BOwDEN, Src'Y.,
3i03 Chesiau, St, Philadelphia, Pa.
:. {. HkEggsT, Pres't. dee 2O.eo,7
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C0xFesION.--I vas rathsr lzie JESTER
day usorsiag wkea III. Xillaby "a up,
ard be was rsenely eonscises d = eosfus-
"a reeslleetisa % tbings, hos he dilats1y
naek, and tFie3 70 sPpear 50 cheerful a.
he kneE hoE- Presently brezkEsst VIA
aaasanesd nn2 Tie family look their flzees
a. tnbie, but Mr. Waisly zas amazed,
a. ne sat ssasing at az liisle ryaad wooden
bo1es of sxis grease ragged solemaly in
front q bis Plate
-Wkese aader he asa, be aid, uS1h 4
pnxxlei iatoaatisu, HHhaf IL ihss5eT-
uhere dsd "a shis axle grease spme from
and What i 4 sory
nDh, Is il axle grease asked bis wife,
viii ehar1isg simplicity and ian0cencei
inst triGe sser3one. -fcU sid hE'
aisAl shea yoa brougAs sbsss esns hoDe
rhas they we're oysters asd would BE mics
fsr breakfast 1 ghoeght yon had bettel
e.t them rishG sEsy. a. they didat smel
- thpush they roaid kesP Hsueh Onger-
Asd ikea sirz. Wahby removed III
cans, and bar kaztshd at and boxed q
fhe tcsrss and thos-Lt % hog that hl
soEee ass easd As fiEk Frl4iiys ubeu b
shosgkt 80 drink Il
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Csc. s. YIEGixG. ESQ. ". MATHEWS.
YINGLING & MATTHEW'S
InsuranceAgency


Bar OFFICE-in the Baildiag formerly
occupied by the Is, National Bank, near Rail
Road. Westminster, Nd.
TNSURE all kinds Of Property against loss
Il and damage by Fire or Lightning. We
not oaly pay for all losses By Fire, but for
Damage done by Lightning, whether Fire en-
sues or not, and for Lave Stock killed by
Lightning anywhere on the Premises.
We are Agents tor the following CompAn-
les. whose losses are adjusted aud paid through
this Ofice:
Royal Fire Insurance Company OF Liver
pool
Liverpool, and London and Globe Fire In
snAnee Company.
Agricultural Fire Insurance. compauy OF
New York.
Farmers Fire Insurance Company Of York,
Pa.
KHiskerboeker Casualty Insurance. Com
pany Of New York.
State Mutual Benefit Association Of Carroll
County. Home Oiiiee in this City, as above
Call and get our Rates before renewing OF
taking out more Insurance. Respectfully,
iiNGLlNG 4 MATTHEWS,
Jan lO-5m Agents
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aaII and Aumor.



axaa.ss an sessIenen. nd coivsei
seIsn. paliinz ! rsli n psgsr fs1m kis
inrksi. Nlhls eail nzs euliraly usexPeste,t
i err nst prepared 20 sPeaks and diant
kasw ssvs miBufnz before wss ealied %,
ti,st / rs expected - ny anysAing hsre
% / lneszIy j1tted daEn : few reDsres
Yesterday Hhiek ! intend . mrke- Yea
must excuse al blunden. - ~ speesh =
srfireiy inprempta and ike m1aassssFs -
ptarsy written / can hardy ran4 .. Drunk'
enaess i tarrible Sirsae Ih1Tc kncgn
msn after aflass e.sser q dipiPatien, a
drnnknsa Ernss bsfars they usEe thEee
years sid 1 hare sesa rieh men psss ise
wfne-xnp arsnnd tl,eir well-dlled iablss
and their pour chi'5rsn crying ~ eEast
* tsead ras see mes 90 every eoEner
uhs kare slid drssksras graves. 1oa
sse man rseliax ab5ni he streets shcr 4
thsy had died q ebaien infsntuuEr Epuld
hare starved the salooa keepers to dsath-
~ Sh1kspeare says &c. Ghat mzn
ahsald pas a. essny n bis moaih o eo@-
nit peity hrce1y % Bis bEzins Ny
ke4Tess, eplnEy bus- -eplury bss-zy bear
ers, ths squire has rang 10 sO1ne Greek 60
me. SID - don'E uadsssaand I.atin an
obliged . quiz
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4 NIxoKaTY JUDGE.-is one 81 tbs
Wrslers STATES Csc was sri-J, zsd a -
fesninsssen tke Judge charged the jury
AID dies Essirrd Iof CONSULTATION. Hoss
sfsrr lissr pissed and no refdiei vas
brossbt TO- Tie judges diuDsr hour ar
rived, and Be became hasgEy and impa-
ii@pl rpoa isqairy he iearned that one
obstinate jurymas sss boldisgOai ss4insi
eleves. That be eoaId rot Sand, and be
ordssdt he twelFe men 70 Be hruasht before
him. He tod fbt@ thar 10 bis charge 10
then, he bad - plaialy stated the ease asd
ths lap thai slse verdict eugia 10 beunan-
isD0ns, and the nlan rh0 permitted his IN
dIsid8al spiaios to weigh aeainst the jedge-
meat u elesea Hen Of Eision, was unit
aud disqualified eser again 10 aet 10 tbs
capacity o. jaymab. II the eDd q this
exeired harangue little squesky yOiee
eaane from one Of ths juymen- he said.
.'JadSe, vii your Honor sliOE me 10 Say
sWdy' Permission being given, he
added - May ]; please your Honor am
the only man On your side