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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

The Maine Fusionists will stand
firm" So will skunk, but the peo-
pie will not stand by it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

On Saturday night Henry Ryder
was crushed to death at Brown & Bon
nell's Furnace. Youngstown, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

AT Macarthur, Judge Trip SEN
fenced John 7. Sharp to the Peniten-
tiary for seven years, for manslaugh-
Tor
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

THE exodus fever in North Carolina
has reached the "poor whites"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

SOME highwaymen robbed an editor
in Texas of all the money he had
two dollars.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

KENTUCKY is to have whipping
post again. Gov. Blackburn would be
the proper person to dedicate it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

The Democracy of Ohio probably
now look upon the Congressional ger
rymander as one Of their mistakes.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

FREELY WEST robbed couple of
boys near Hillsboro-then travelled
Freely West. He was caught in Iowa.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

KENTUCKY is to have ''Confeder-
nte Soldiers and Orphans Home" to
be located at Georgetown.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

THE coal miners at Coshocton, Ohio,
struck, on last Friday.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

Ex-Gov. PINcHBAoK of Louisiana is
to be Naval officer at New Orleans.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

HAVANA welcomed Grant with an
earthquake.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

WILL some Democratic paper please
get off a Joke about chill-Blaine?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29

If the Church of Christ unites with the world even
for moral reforms, it will be only the injury and
corruption of the Church. 1t looks very kind and lib
eral for the Church TO join in tie Temperance move
ment or il any other good movement of moT. reform
with unchrisian ganizaiions that seeking the
same end; but it is 1eraliiy that endangers the
truth of Goo. Such joint action teaches the
Church TO give The Bible for human philosophy, to
consider mans inventions better than GoG's revea-
tons The Church settles down into the worC view
of the matter and tie world never rises the Church
view. Ii was when the Church Joined the infdels
in the anti-savery movement. The iniiGels gave the
law anG the Church humbly followed and became
rupted by this conduct. fantastic Christianity was
the result and John Brown lis exponent rushing
into Virginia with in his hand to break the laws
of God and man in order to destroy the evil.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29
The Church and the World.

Here we are again, with our Sunday
night lay sermon. Last Sunday night
we took up the New York Tribune Of
the preceding Monday, and found in
it several sermons which had been de-
ivered on the Sunday before. One of
these was sermon by the Rev. DIR.
Howard Crosby at the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. We have only
room for short extract, but it gives
the drift of the whole discourse. It
is as follows:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-01-29
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

Sheriff jackson County, Oh
l5ian5f
, 1880-12-25
SINGULAR MONSTROslTY,

6rtcfdl Corrrsrondtnte NJ The Chitaqn Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK, M1ch., Dec aa-Tho licv.
O. E. Murray, gratt,,ato OF Oliyct Cntlegc,
but who Is NOW preaching nj potteryillg VII
lase. tukcs great interest In his nltna mater,
md has presented Its museum with many
fine specimens. THIS week he procured n
most singular nlonstroslty. 1t Is tic head Of
II eaif fcw hours old, but bears 10 rcsem-
blance to That animal excepting III tho color
and texture Of tho haIr, which Is bright
cherry-red. The lcat! Is st,all, and tho ears,
which, arc about double the natural slze. aro
pendn linus, A,,t! crop out .frnul tho neck near
tic. potnt at wlsat shunld bn tho lower iaw,
aud extend beyond tho mnzzle. II has but
head, largs and staring. and exhibiting grent
fright. The n',lzzls Is covered with halr,
md resembles nore nehrly TINT OF Il taptr
tl,an nnytling rise, but IL not III long. The
lnIn!tll IL II Perpendicular. cleft, mud tho jaws
evidently worked To thu right md loft, It, III
:lced. they were not stationary, Altogethar
sent1tl by llntlirnl tlef0rntliy Or M0l,strDsf-
ty. lle l,as Ind Mr.. Englelltrt, 2. tnxi'ler-
mist, prepare tho specimen for exhibition In
tic college lNllSottn!.
, 1880-12-25
FINE IRON.
Invention OF Now Process by Two
pItts!,ur. Artisans.

Invention OF Now Process by Two
pItts!,ur. Artisans.
Special Dttpatth fa The chtedco 7rtbans.
l'rrrsnunt', Dec. A.-Charies Magce, ono
OF tile Republican bosses Of tlIis city, nld who
took n prominent l,art In tho Chicago Coli
yentEon, l,ns embarked In the iron business.
Fur more tila,l year lie nnl two others, his
partners IN the enterprise, have been expert
nentlng In the production or 1inu grntln Of
iron, ~ be Nse.l for hollow ware. The proc.
css Is tic Invention of Hamilton 4 Griffith,
both skilled Iron workers. Robert llnmllton,
who Inns bcel, n plduler for twcnty.tivoycars,
conceived tlmt, by tic use Of chemicals,
lIe could nnke finer grntle Of
Iron tl,an by tile process known rs knob
ling.'' 4 short tine ago Hamilton learlicd
that Griffith llnd also been experimenting
with chemicals. The two poolctl their iss.lcs
an! tuDk out IL patent for tho manufacture Of
n tine Erado Of lFon. Tile SUMO gratEo Of Iron
costs those who manufacture 1t from $50 to
Sl00 Itcr ton. Nfagce Md Its partner claim
that by their process they can make tho sa1ne
gratle Of iron for $40 per ton. Their works
arc at Brownsville, IN.
, 1880-12-25
which mny iiayc tnken place, and nny reports
n1n,le upon tic subject.

n wH NM; mny tS aye e,ss, ,Sksa p'acc and any reports
a Hs e spSf ysst e 5 w "sss'9sss,r Ss Sss '2s
Parliament, On Nov; H., lsso, ti,ero wero 70
ber or !ulles oi rost-rolitcs wns i0,0ll. Tho
i. ilLnnal rato of traycl was 1a,as1.RD, Theru
1900 o1 Eostoi.canis, S,6!ooD Registered aii 'et,
ters, t,Bi.lls bounds Of newsraper.matter
1lcn1n s!Sl, II on" est tES lGr nnn from Offices Of
and lntSce!!anc9us artEeles. and .sl7,6oo lmr.
crls. Tho postal expenditure during lie l,sra1
yenr 1850 Wns Si.0Si ,5D5. Thero arc ::i S. poss.
cos t1'IIeG sayImTs''ks g en r. onnro q Ia
ilors number :.l.3s5 Tllo deposits during tho
ycnr were S21Masll md tho amount Of the
deposits mud nterGst NJ THO end of tho fiscal
Sfas s, "a ~ ] sroes RsFl%s wsrd ss s,I,hsGs yfsE hos
md tho rnte Of allltn1 nall-trayet WIS n,tg.
nlentc.l by 200, nos miles. * new contract for
tho mil between San Francisco md Vlcto-
rl, \ e. u, has 49,, nfe,a ;;tao effected @ narlng the
Cnntrnl 0aiee; Of t,cse, 900 wero Tor r. cans as
ada; Q,t1 rpgfsteret! letters wero included
n l., Tue tcaa aS!,,. letters received; and
IL the, rate for nloney-or!lcrs betwcon tic
United States and Canata Is atlyeriel 10,
Tllc exchange of ino,icy-ortlers with tho
unttcu states nuFlnR the ilacnl year sl!0Wa
Nh tlcre0sc In tho issues and payments from
sUl;,4N 10 s015.700. The totaE number OF
'nollry-ordora Issued during tho year for Can
ndn was A0si ,osS* being MI Increase Of 9l,3S3
over the number fssucl during tho year nrc-
ceiling. The cllenper. rate Of money.0rt1efs
between Canada ntlti tho United States catno
Into force Oil the 1st Of July lust, and In fur
months tl,cra wns, n. Increase Of &C per cent
over the same purtod OF tho preceding year
Special Dtspateh Ia III Chicago 7ttbant.
MONTREAL, DEG. 2l:-,1t IS, ,satd that tho
mnln object Of tho visit to Europe OF Mr,
{;e0ree Stephen, of the Canadian Paciiio
Syndicate. was to make ARRANGEMENTS for
extensive Immigration on TIC American plan,
wifi the Headquarters Mt Montreal.
1'ublic intcrcst In tho syndicate agreement
instead Of stackGnlng, becomes every day
more and mora Intensified. During tho Par
ltanlGMtnry recess OF two weeks, bridging
over tho thrstnas holidays, public meetings
will ho held In all parts Of Ontario. # not 1t
tito Dominion. Tliesu meetings wil! be i'd
dressed by lending members Of tho Oppost.
tlQt1.
, 1880-12-25

mcro vnErnnts,-hntl no visible Incans q
snEnort,onnl haunted tho Courts, a1Hl IL III
slppeat OIL jurfes nlMl used tlr'r position fur
profit. liz l,n'l Ind occasion before 70
deal with jury-hrokcrs. hut, not with
II juror. Tho brokcrA seemed in have stepped
UHt, autl t1lts class OF Jurors to By, engaged II,
making their own harEnins. Tho punlsl,-
unrnt tho Court .cnutl tnllict III s'icl, u case
WIS always inadequate.
Ills 11onur then entered nM order ilntIlng
Glasur guilty ef contempt and sentencing
lin to sixty days III tho County jail, whitlWr
he WIS Mt ,;t,cc inkcn by l,Aiiff Senllct..
Mr.. IIynes wns> willing 10 70 on witt, tho
pending case with the remaining eleven
1rfnI, md tho Cnrrt set the matter for llear-
Ing on tho third Monday III Jnn,lary,
, 1880-12-25
GOV. PORTER.
lEc Denies the TttIlnpr Tint t3nrile1d 1Ens
Offered Kiln a cabinet p1ncc-alfa
NIMrFlMEe Noon to 'Tnlke Htncc.

1Ec Denies the rturnor TINT taarileii IEns
Offered lxln, n cabinet piacc-iit"
Marriage soon to 'ralte rfncc.
Special Dhpo'ea to TIC Chftad' Tribune:
lSbiASArotts. lfit''' lpee. @'.-!n M ln'st-
view HIS evening 'do'cfnof-elect roEler ae.
nics! That there WIS any trntl' III tue report
telcgfni'l,et! ny INC hssoclA1c't liess tl'ns
Geh' Garne'o ''as nskea' Or WIS LIKELY ~ asA'
MN 10 take pos'toh III MS taoll'et as oee"
retary Of thu Treasury lie saId: "Gei'.
,nc, nor nm aware that any ono has over
my ne !" @ as a,nas sn H' h's
son LOT t!lat lMsltsoI' OF any othe' wlt'!'" .ls
gift" Mr. Porter then reisorntcd wl'at nc
has repeatedly stated,-tl,nt he was elected
(,oycrnnr f,v the nnnic. nnd In helieyct1 II
~ In ,hai, ,,ts, ,,,nt in st,"ml,t sorvo than, In
~ w u'e't WISH l".' ~ s1on. ~ ~ '1.u' ~
thls canactly; that II Whs MS ues!se t!''ls !"
serve them, nllu he fully intended doing SO,
all repUrts TO tho contrary notwithstanding.
1v,,,rv ,yoa thnn ,notn tourn,n,, I'M renurt
..s - Wn4,,t,',t,,,, ,,,ot ,o ,,rs
.e'egFapGu .'on "ssE'o n. s,'.'t ,,o o a",1 %'
soon ~ bo married. 1h's repnrl' lie sn1i,
WIS true, md tic marriage wnlild occur on
.he btl Of uext mnhth, Miss Stone, Ills
',.M,,,a,,1 ,.,, ~, ,1,u,,l,tur ~ n rhoutnu,,un
M!h'"ee'.s was t';o "'"entI " ''.s .'.''.'
Cnlllity farmer. bott' ot whose I'hrenlS we1o
dead. lie made ller acquaintance during
visit to Chnutaua,a some tin,O ago.
subsequently In. INST hor w,an s),e wns visit
~ IL 1,-,..- = IT, rr.a
, 1880-12-25
CANADA.
Interpreting the prorIicts-Tlac Exodus
to tho Stntcx-Annllni Report OF tho
poxtnfnnf er- {; Gil aerMl-Ti1o Syndicate

Interpreting the VroIHc&E-Vhc HXodHR
to tho Ntntrx-Ahnuni Report OF tho
nter-(seaerMl-Ti1o Syndicate
Agreement.
Spetia. Dispatch to Tns Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, Dec. 2i.-.rhe daily papers pub
llsll card signed by majority Of the clergy
of tho city asking tint tho indies io not offer
vino to their ca!lers at New Ycnr's-Day ru-
cepti0ns.
In hts lecture here upon "Tho Great pyra-
mid" the Kov, DR.. Wild propllcsIctl TINT tho
world would be plunged Into war IN 1851,
and would III continuous hot wntcr fur rtlfty-
thrco years. after which tho Millennium
would cOne lie also snlh tint tl,e Jows
would bo restored to lacstiMo In 1852, under
british protection. llu stated further that
lo l,utl systematic method OF interpreting
tho Prophets, by wl,fc, llo had foretold tho
results Of the berlin Congress beforehand,
0nd could foretell MI great fllturo evcnts III
measure. l1o asked his audience, whcr
stating this, to remember that Ills name WINS
Wild.
Special Dispatth to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Dec. 94.-A branch of tho Irish
I.nnd l4cague llas been formed hero. ltWas
established more especially tor contributing
TO tlle dofenso OF Par1lVll and Ills 1ello%-
".Tho Ottawa pollce-offlcor who was sent
down fnr ono ,n1nth for contempt OF court
lins gunu to British Columbia. ills s9ia not
ono Ut his br0thcr-pol!cetlen could M
hroukht to take hl,n to talI, anil thaE they
petlio II as ssi,s1 Sse psssssente to the Senate
by Siserttf Sweetland, Allnn ,GllMour, md n
MNmber Of Othors, seeking ine0rpH'ratis,Il, r, Y! ss
the "Europcatl, American Y Cannd!a!. Cable
f9on sas ls1aS Il III = s1s pa!at "s points %
lilo European Side 0t the Atlnntfc, MD with
, 1880-12-25

L0H{I11 IF1th. ---..t Jnnra
An incident that iccurrc.i ut a recent taaoo ~
may servo ID slight wnrn!ng APPROVES o. .,nTs M
prGscnt custom among ladies OF careytnEa " Hnr inr
In baIlrooms. y0ulR laty, on settln9 tre9 ~. "a
hoii ior her. To him canso = second lady ,sos' ~oe
I0ve.l not tho hcaux yeux OF tho iala sa aa thsy
llscoecrud i little whito note NESTING ~aa an ho
the folds Of the hower-muh Women ,, aansn sa tho
cruel to each other occasionally aho' ',"nne,i il
pubo note, u xiu,so existence sho was ~ ,"sh r'ch
ly unaware, md which was stSHtleH aI .,iter IL wns
tao I Imtortuna,s % %ic,nlmrary gunT.!Ian q ~ ~
inu who was p0weEless III tho Esl!ntless ~, ihst
Ut tho t!itier Of tho Rotc. to Wh"sn II voun9
tho Iady's husband was WltnosS of na2,t ~ ~
wlfos coufusiun WAS only ~ cnao'sa'N$
luQIyt
, 1880-12-25

ADVICE: tn PIANO lluYEl,4.-In MI cascs
where the buyer 0f \ planD i4 nat MI expert,
tho purchase shnnltl fs, .nl.lu ftt,M some ~
llublu dealer wl,t,su word II tho best posstOlu
guarantee. For II n,e'!lnn..rrice.l. service
itins, tllo kiullmll u!aMn Is Without " rIynl.
Mr. ". ". Kimhull t,As lme,! lln, recognized
lcnder Of tho piano trads ~ tho West for
nearly thirty years. ali4 y striking prst0t Of
tact u,nt over torty-ninu thousand have been
sold. an4 tllsey have proved satisfactory
, 1880-12-25

II, = - 1AIl1}HN l'HIfh = = - =
E!ilost 1aughtcr-'' think ynu might lct mo
rlllle OFT, ,nnsll1l,, I'm ~ you know, and slrely
Two ilnisstHl my dlucatlonl't Festive nniAn'R
t1y no menus lrepnrasl q net tho p1rt " chip
orona ur uI-liNwvrl-" Nnt yut. MY l0yc. souitty
Ii ~ hollow! reQlly mist preserve that sweet
KIrish trcshnoas Of yours Il little lungerl"
, 1880-12-25
A REAL ISTIC ARTIST.
Tho Wonderful Accomplishments Of =
sEfri1co I'nInt.Slin9er.

IL IRGnH 1C11O A1k1 l61f
Tho Wonderful Accomplishment Of ~
sFrl1co rnInt-Slin4er.
san' Frarcitto f0t~
ado you-nhcm lido you evGr print any
0rt ltolns In your pnper2" asked rathor
scctly-looking lnnn with long hair, slouch
Int, nnt palnt on his fingers, softly cdEing
into the Posts Inner sanctum the other day.
Tho managing editor glanced savagely up
from his noontlay sandwich, and, aftcr eyE~
IDENTIFY rcpressIng desire to add the long
haired party to his yiands, replied In tho
affirmative.
"1}ccause," continued tho young man,
scowling critically at Il cheap chrome on thoi
wall, ''beca,,so thought II you carcd to re-
cord the progress of rea! csthotlc art culture
on tlis const you might send your art critio
around to my studio to take some notes."
"MEght, eIl?' said tho editor between
ctows.
"Ycy, sir. For Instance, there's mans
moth wIntcr-storm landscape Two just finI
isictl for Alr. Nfudd, tho bonanza king. It's
called "A 1lnft-Storln in tho Adirondack
md visitor who sat down near 1t tho other
day caught sore throat in less than fifteen
minutes. Tho alluslon Is so perfect, you un-
tersta.d. Why. | had TO put III finishing
touches with my ulster arid Arctic orcrshocs
"Dont say?"
"Fnct sir; md then there's little animal
gem did for Gen. Glerkins the other day
portrait OF Ills Scotch terrier, Snap. Tho
nn,"rninr it was tonc 4 cat sot Into tho
stutiio. ind tho minute It saw that picture 1t
went through tic Wintow-sasll like d tcn-inch'
sheii.S ~ ~ ~
"iitd, OF, ?".
lint wien neXt Looked at tho carlvas tho
dOe's hair Wns standing ttp all Aln1Ig his back
iikG n DorcupIuc. Now, how do YOU account
for tint T'
N"puiino," ,,,, :,
omIneI tic work ho Insisted on nv pointlni.
a., am nSst With the doE chaIncd to It, SAID
hn hn .i,Jtjn'f Il Jft Enny whnt mtgllt Iappen.H
NY .t;n"fi Yam srhemc. % !; grnsln3 t&a President.
| maker.
II don't do much IN the animal line,
sHnthfn; Hthaft Il nj smcs last MI sn,n@sr. | baiJtni
CaIiforuia poiccnt for IN ENgllsl, tourist,
fro1ii TIC skin Of ona lo killed by mistake for
/ A'eslt ~ sNHt " f - ii u ,,o,,ijt
, 1880-12-25
ADjllDGED INSANE,

HFEfta1 DDPleth 70 1H EH1Sato 1F11WHF*
DLooM,NoToS. Ill.,, Dec. al. i. Allen, q
prominent cnat merchant Of Normal. was
lo-.lny adJudgetl Insane, and will be sent u
jacksonville for treatnlant. He lost h!s
reason from excitement attending ms Il Juror
on tho Iicll-Ta!hot murder case. tried III this
city some tluys agn, Ills ease Is avery sn,l
ollu, and ILLS physicians haSo llttlo hopes
tur his recovery.
, 1880-12-25

rcpurt Of tho Committee, but Judging frnm
what I,e lla,l heard nr It. he was III fayor oi
tho proposed tocntton. n,nt trustee! tile Donrl
wt.,!ld move there 1,s soon MS lH,sSthlH.
peats s sq'' IL: s'5eps s"s sieics iS"&s W&e so r.:
rnlnctl bitterly Of tho present facilities for
,oing. business, lie wis tired of climbing
tw9 i'iElis Of stalrs or going 3n1o q tn .et,,sety
ttn business, 1}rst'tes ',H wanted room viii
,nnre mil better ventilation, ,
Mr. Charles IL. Rogers syns unanimously
1s fsr',is wcro vcry;ilmrnI. TIie l,oart Should
llNyo nado arrangements tor novinK long
Moses 1,loom thought It would be n good
a,Nl 4 ar,rrrntmospllere. Aud lnsitlcsi would
materially MD III building up tlint uart OF the
". a. 1,r a'nerd, tho President Of tho Gail
l,oard wanted li,orn rom 70 iilcet i!s cor
stunlly growing. business. Il WIS only NOW
that 1u was beginning to fully comprehend
ssies, i ti'e reinovol iva wo, rssiilt It ii . savii'E
te Ct ~ eonsIs,lo nSfI se"' OF " tSe SS0 i
Will ,!raw 10 u q largo number OF lawyers ~
tito Hoard Of Trade remains wicro i is tllcro
Will be Il kee,, cOlil'ettinn for tho offices.
Mr.. Charles H. popu thought y was tho
'i'iu, rr,mnvai a % n,,uIt tn Hoyt hcen arranged
fur tirgo years nuo, wien Mr, Scott inRtlo
hfs first proposition.
10 tho HMn sn1,,,' Sffe.t. '''''''' 'r0''~ ""''''
~, r,r,p,ra r,vuoypy
A.. CIV. ~ r,.....1,a. ',s t,o,,,,,or,,
tae otEIGthly ~ tile GpGI ~. ~ Cu,Meitcr ,,'sits
Ass';clMti, ~ n%neIs " w X pleSEs .,,.ot,
!is, ngiiesetl lsiat lllo rSEo.tM VI t,Ia , ~
tnken i' M reIativn e to t.'e a caceaion ] % 81 the he
Gyo ilo uttt me- kl,ow IL , %9s f1iG,y
nuslss . .rasnGiiI' Mtis srs,,o ILL., it ny sottn
naa w" iM noaes ~, eTmM r,,,t,I., MG ~ ioI ~
,iIet W5,1nr ~, ] Mhy ,,;.,, t;, oia,n1 N.Y. "o
III nes.I,iso u t uh .S T,,,,,,ra m!e
tthTESsei.sest t iS'.ia @ tu n,;,ta, s,,i,,,ittn,j
NY on'.tr,ahm ot Sof Gohec n.n, ~ ,nar ~
me1.ol'tiuMMs M glviiiE III uuttta ~ s!gmt ~
tat % t,'e eEni NV ~ , fem,,,,;t
!as MoutM " .o pl,iont ,it " ~, Wv, ,,,,r1,nt ~
iEte' t' ~ n,,ss nNetS ~ !ees VIZ t ~, ~.
~ u Hao ,ttn =. n,Mc t,,t ,oo nnE
SuI % ~ o,,n
nons ,i tmHH 'f H. .nannto ~ .,ns, T,
mFh pp,shap ~ f1n,aroa nv ); lIr Wo,,n,,I
oa tnc .GnaiMnGr " 1oMeIcG a. ',a:y,a.t,i nay.uHi
Sv,s ss NJ .u m,,o,, ~y ne ,vi,ir1, thn Choirnm 81
~ MEi onI,o " Mn y, si," t1 amI ;msistet
iiiai IL Hat1I W ssFtns!. Ms M,nti} ns 4'I.' w nt
IT. wns H. tls, hoMe'gts ~ f,',o,,St, fna ,n ~, NY
Hui1tai: die!e Wou'u ~ mtt"tt,sS y WI ~,
Jlist.ng tlo 'hatleF 10 t1e sf@'sl"eteoh u "'4
eotcel!eu. t ., 1,,,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,o+ ,o,,, tno ro-
| -Ml' etmHtGu Ntiitsc3 NV NY 1sMH LIZ aau ~ ~
pnrt, stt ~ 1;9uRs ,e d1onlM 'aoatfo ms ,rn, ~
tHo present. Die location wero not all tat was tic-
, 1880-12-25

Jurors. When his Honor Ind taken Its |
p]acc on the bench, and tho attorneys gath
ercd nround their table MS II to proceed with
tic trial, the Court requested II. W. Glnscr, |
one Of the jurors. 10 stand up. md
1E0AN To 1STEisnoaATE HIN.
"14nyo you had my conversation or met |
any ono with regard to this suit?" asked the
Court.
mo" replied Glnser.,,
"lIas no ono snid anything to you?"
"Ius."
"Who?n
"Whrn WIS tllnt:"
"Night befnru last"
"NlGfe .n1 Gferh t!i.l 1, ys.i yoa 'oeet him'"
ale en- asked ms what I was going to do
'VSnt SWhat dbl yon sny?"
II told lin to Ep nwny."
"S"' it,' sir; ii II, l',ot M tiiat ss!iomber Of"
"Un you know him ?"
" know hfn, us tug captain." ,,,
"1iaye you kMowm t% for ,,rnii EFSat wile te:n
,.. ~ L h"vo known Ill" pfoo"o's "teeh
;: :: 10y i M fer r.! dl,, lie walk will you'''
!" No one else approached you improper
"" No, slr."
'. No, SIR"
Yes, sir; am."'
Ml.. ARMSTRONG WAS THEN SWORN
and questioned by tho Court.
l)n you kNOw tl!ts lEinn {Gtnscr)",
y lMve met tic gentlcu'"n slnco the trial
,,,''. like yea Ind lind ,a"y communication with
Yss, we Ind so,,c ,t;allstogcther."
"Wllcn nllti wtielu?" 49,,
"Sigllt hcforu last III y hcer-saloon at the
corner OF Canal md Randolph Streets"
out "a 4 great many people came in ana J went
"What was said between yo,t and ll,n?,
case tta verdict, Judgment. cts.''
Estate wat tfe eoIyers,;ttkn, at S,,, wns IS =? .,d
thoEt a 1Mi!t i't ~ ~ ~ Ms ce. md ~ III ta TIC e
would sec that lad my riEiiss 50 fur Us lla
iiim ii"H I'ave "' ST." $s''' " " ~ Nv
Maf t TSs 5 sp'y d'ii TsRis So 20 's aSs.t t-tbat
l'd ay% M 1 wl' VT, LIS nstSt i I" s so't s'Sot
"Was tint tho illst l!lz abont tho Mnttcr?"
"NG SIR; wy ln'l ,,ut net t,m% "sS oetore'
"'rhr nIeht belorn . TINT" l.,
nant,"iph." ii ~ y" Wv ~s' =" ~''''' '''N
..What was sait then =" H.. ,.... r, i,
a ie Sa go 20" VII S''pM sFu q" e te III y IVY I1a
said, Il has. heard ahont t!llS ease, a!ut
think you nr" right, nnd think cAn help
you.' Suisl he, .......-..-..,
= AM Youn F"'ESn,
We walkc,: o1 nnd tnlEett. 1sla went into q
Se!%;%sss III p'sst ct; nTH!,'" l' ,nsot him ~ ~,
street$S WV -" :,
"A S wcek FL, "" ~, tI",,ny" I;,sS H.. ,Dn,ne,ca PIT
YES" .-..,.,
And yo,,!. made MI appointment to mec1
anil i ssiIe II, srssis w. ~, ,. w.. .,.s
iuror Ma,i met It; vol M and talkcd With you on
Tie Etrrrt "'
.l,! t!!a:" +,
"julgo relch and Mr.. IIynea, my coun.
sci"
XIV So . any psrsSn tH y"Hi Hnsw 3, Willie
."Nn. slr.,' ,,p
: ibsi'sSS t. IN ,ls @ @;S.,,.r H., nron.,.to, .,v
youY' ''
II prc3l,nlo so,n
"Ynn cus.IIte,l your con,,sel ~
aYrs, When | l!rat told thom they IN
btructrti INC 10 sce hin AEaiN. SAIL tl!du'
want Ia ttn tNnt. as ,ntgilt KY lntn tr0atti'e
They TOLL ~ ~, y W; a riEef1tit i';n{ ixir. tey wor
~ Dit tley toll you they would Inform til
Cnaft !? .,uu
Yes, alr. ..........-.. ........
IN . the tmrar vile wl.t',, YOU mot nxuIm%'
III II si',xsasts;i 's tl,at w. meet ii Klees', M
,,ot. i T fas ,,,m. "o"''' '~"' ''~N' WV
in YOU E,,ow whether In rot tho ,,ote :?