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National Republican., 1880-05-05
mnrrlhIe NInrder of OhilAren by Molher.

EIMlRA, N. Y, May A terrible tragedy oc'
Cured at Penn Yan this morning. Mrs. George
Woodruff, during the temporary absence of her
husband from homo about o'clock, took her two
sleeping children from bed, one aged six and the
other one year aud going 10 n cistegn drowned
both Of them. Her husband soon returning and
hunting for them, found them IN the clstern. The
arms. II being dead, The other was In the water
National Republican., 1880-05-05

COLUMBUS, GA, May 4.-The Enqairer-Suns spe-
cial from Opelikn, Ala says the Savannah Mem
phs railroad, now operated siXty-two miles, from
Opelka TO Goodwaier, Ala was sold TO Arthur Il.
Graves and associates, of New York, to-day for
1884 500. The New York bondhOlders bid eSS4 600.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Relief for the Ice-Bound whalers.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-Collector Shannon hos
received orders from Washington to 1T out The
revenue cutter, Thomas Corwin, for the relief of
the exploring yacht jeanette and ice-bound wha-
lers in the arctic ocean. She was put on the dry
dock to-day, and will be ready for sea in about
two weeks. The United States steamer Lack0wonna
has left to look after American interests at Callao.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Attemnted Murder hy Mollie Mngulres.

PorrsvILLE. PA. May 4-LAst night Thomas
Fennel foreman at Richardson's colliery, was shot
by a concealed assassin the bail passing through
his hip, inficting painful though not necessarily
fatal wound. Fennels father was compelled 10
leave this region several weeks ago on account of
acting as Juror IN tho case OF Munley, II MOllie
Maguire, convicted and hanged in 1877 for the
murder OF Mine Boss Sanger. Ibis Is the second
attempt oil the life OF young Fcnnel since his faith.
ers flight and it is believed to be the work Of the
Molieg.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
The O'ISrien Estate.

BAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-The Superior court to-
day ordered the distribution of the estate Of the
late W. g. oBrien. to which objection had been
made 10y John H. Burke. With the exception of
the bequcsts to Maria Coleman and Kate McDon-
ough aggregating 81 100000 the value OF the estate
distributed is about 81 100000.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
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Protest in Behalf of the Sabba tn.

ST. JOINS, N. B., ay4.-The Evangelical Alliance
at q meeting here yesterday afternoon decided to
communicate with the minister of militia protesting
against the proposed violation OF the Sabbath by
sending the Sixty.second Battalion to Quebec Sun
lay. NAV %
National Republican., 1880-05-05

Colonel T. A. Scotps Resignation Accepted.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-1hc committee OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, to whom was referred the
resignation of President Scott, met this afternoon
aud adopted II minute expressive of their esteem
for Mr. Scott. The resignation will be officially
acted upon by the board of directors Tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Tho nonncllY-snrInrcr Controyer.y.

The special committee Of the House to inquire
into the authorship Of the anonymous letter sent
to Representative Springer met q 10 a. m, yester-
day and examined Mr.. George IT, Jones, bank
Note Company as bL expert In handwriting, The
letIer-book Of Mi Finley and several of his letters
National Republican., 1880-05-05
The coorpln Moon.,iners.

ATLANTA, GA, May 4.-special agents of the rove
nue. bureau. with District Attorney Farrow and
Marshal Fitzslnmons, accompanied by n special
correspondent of the Constitution left yesterday for
the North to investigate the revenue outbreaks,
and report the true state of affairs.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Ncw YnrI, Lerislntnre.

ALBASY, May 4.-Thc Assembly too day voted in
fnvor of biennial sessions of the Legislature, and
rejected bill 70 establish State board OF health.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 4.-The Governor to-day
vetoed the bill taxing foreign capital
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Now York Ornngemon.

EEwBunG, N. y, May 4.-Thc annual session of
the New York State Lodge of orangcmen was held
here to-day. Delegates reported the lodges in good
condition and the membership as increasing.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Nominations.

The President sent The loIIowing nominations 10
the Senate yesterday!
Revenue Servicc-First Lieutenant Thomas w.
Lay, to be captain; Second Lieutenant Alfred Wes-
toli to be first lieutenant, aud Third Lieutenant
John U. Rhodes to be second lieutenant.
Ayah A, Knight, to be supervisor Of census for
the district OF Florida.
Ensign Augustus L, Case, TO be master in tho
Navy,
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Elliott Dnily Practice.

LONDON, May 4.-Eliott, the oarsman takes long.
heady spins on the Tyne daily, practicing for the
Boule prizes
National Republican., 1880-05-05

New Trial Denied Bob Alston's Murderer.
ATLANTA, GA. May 4-The Supreme court to-day
refused new trial to Cox, the murderer of Aston
He will 90 to the penitentiary for life. There is no
hope of his being pardoncd.
National Republican., 1880-05-05

Progress of the Sou thern Pacific Railroad.
Especial Dispatch to The NATIONAL RErunLicAs)
END OF TRACK, S. T. X, r.,
ARIZONA, May 4, 1880.
Fifty-six hundred feet Of track laid yesterday.
J. II. STRoBRIDGE,
Chief of Construction,
National Republican., 1880-05-05
Hnniinr pnrk Rnces.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-The following Is a SUN.
mary OF the races at the New Hunting Park to-day;
$3.50 Glass
Ripton ''''''''''''''''''''''''' i l.
Price e...,....,.....,.,'''....'. !
Harry G. and Caprice. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time 2,4O 2Al%, 2AlN, 2i3N,
National Republican., 1880-05-05
THE WEST POINT INQUIRY
Still Hunting the Writer of the Note
of Warning.

Another Expert on tho stand--hn Apparent
Resemblance Found-A Dissertation on
Chirography-No Name Yet Dis
closed-Another Expert setto
Work-The Visitors Mt
Ryau's Restaurant.
National Republican., 1880-05-05
THE WIRES MORNING NEWS
Happenings in Various Quarters OF
the Globe.
The oarsmen-A Veto by Governor Cornell
Protest Against sabbath Dissertation
Georgia whisky Troubies-rho
Ice-Bound vcssols-Demon-
strations of Gratitude iu
Dublin - Crimes.

Declined TO Join the Boat Race.
HALIFAX, N. s., May 4.-Warren Smith has dc
clined 10 take part IN the Hanan Courtney race.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
4 MAIN BURST.
The Pipe sfnsier tie ssrandy wine NJ
Eleventh Street Bridge Gives Away
for the second TIme.

fbE tht NeCtbu tthes
The water main which crosses the Brandy-
wine creek at Eleventh street bridge, under
the water broke Friday afternoon, Il fact
which was demonstrated by the squirting of
the water in the middle of the stream. The
pipe is n patent joint affair, and the Chief
Engineer says the break IL at one of these
joints. and that it is not caused by the cold
weather. The department, however, has no
information of the affair further than that
the pipe is broken. and what can be said ls
based on the experience of 1876, when this
same pipe burst in that way
Information was received at headquarters
about the middle of the afternoon, and an
observation was made, when it was found that
nothing could be done in the way Of repairing
until the weather uoderates. Meanwhile the
people living Ill the Ninth ward are supplied
by water through Il main which runs under
Market street bridge, and which is turned ON
to the people living i'll the southeast end of the
ward. They suffer no inconvenience from
this break.
1t was thought that Scidel ~ Hastings
would be affected by the accident when the
department attempted TO turn off the stops
which regulate the water in the broken
main, since the stop at Eleventh and Church
would not perform It's duty yesterday after
noon. This was obvlated, however, the
department waiting until the shop closed in
the evening" when the stop at Ninth and
Church was turned on, thus enabling work.
men to make repairs ut the Eleventh street
stop. which were finished at | o'clock last
night, SO that the machine shop was supplied
at the usual time for beginning work this
morning.
The city is unfortunate with this main. 1t
is the same which broke in 1876 and at that
time it cost the city SG0j for repairs. What
the extent OF the damage is now and what the
cost will be to repair 1t cannot be told at pres
ent, as the department cannot ascertain the
necessities of the case until the weather
mOderates sufficiently to further investigation.
The pipe was lmd by Joseph Hyde at the
same time that the main across the Christiana
at Third street bridge was laid, Mr.. Hyde
made 10th connections, aud it has singularly
happened that the former has broken twice,
while the latter has never created any trouble
or expense to the city since Its completion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
4 corn u ~.
The Thermometer s.eitng HoNyn
Towards Zer1-Oniy six Degrees
Above in Some Piaccs--NayisatiUn
Nearly stopped.

From Every Evening Of Friday
The cold wave that the weather prophets
have been predicting for the past month
has reached us at l4,l l. came last night
aud at daylight this alorning the there
momet,r bad dFUpp1d . ssy doSn towards
zero L. the Naruiest lpcaitis1 1t indi-
Gated Il RboFe: al Fifth and Marx t
sire, t. it was ii O'clock hut on the
Mill ia the western Ut. ~ tbe clty y got
down much lover ia one or two places,
Thirteenth and 5l3tt fir lnstgl ga, the
mercury indicating UnIy - above zsro.
Persons who profess 10 have kept accurate
weather records for several years past say
that the Temperature vas lower this nom
ing than at ANY time during last winter.
The weather being not only cold, but
clear aad still ice is forming rapidly and
in most places the Chrstilra is already
solldly fri Hsn over 10 : drp Cf from y
TO 3 incuts, and no vessel ean move
Without The assistance oi rags SJme If
The tugs, this mofnlI &, tOuId cCasidera-
bic difficulty IL breaking the ic9 The
FHlc0a aud .Hiytt1 have gone down TO the
whatves OF the National Dredging Com
pany to tow up mud machine which is
to be repaired.
As stated yesterday, the boats OF Bush
and Warmers Electric Line between here
and New York have disc Jntiuued their
trips. The Annie is here. The Tgiplet
is in New York, and under or 'er- to
remain there for the present. The lfSper
is on the down trip. A dispatch was
received at Warmers ,nis morning, stating
that she psSs.d through the last canal
lock, into the Delaware, st = o'clock last
night Ine ice il ylry heavy An the canal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

iHllhlel'llh llItH
Senator ConkIing, Vice President elect
Arthur Judge Davis and Ex-Governor
Boutwell, seen to have gOue tu more than
ordinary trouble TO make themselves
ridiculous concerning the speech Of Sena.
IL EITHrd lest 0jt0ber, US reported for
partisan purposes in the organ. II is
possible they could have learned the facts
from Senator Bayari direct without being
put to the trouble of conducting their cor
respundence through the newspapers
The Delaware Senator is not in apy way
careless of speech, and month ago he
denounced the newspaper report of his
sp ech as fal and malicious, because he
bud never used the language imputed to
him 1t was not Senator Riyard's fIuit
il tue newspapers had not done him as
well as Themselves the justice of correcting
their aTo-1 misrepresentation, and Sem
tor OUnRling is quite we'll enOngh
acquaint,d d with party orRaus 10 know that
he must seek political fact outside their
columns. The Sanator makes statement
much mors in detail now that the matter
has heen brought up again hy the distir-
guished gentlemen whose names are
involved II the quotations froU the
record are not pleasant reading to them
III y have nothing 10 accuse Senator
Bayard of. 5 nator Conkling and his associ.
ate c4rt@riters have sought this mode of
gCiu-tniClt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16


The eduor of toe Wilmington Dsl)
EVERY EVENING has ust come triumph
anuy out Of libel suit The verdict was
for the defendant, Us Is almost invariably
th. case IN those suits. No one IL willing
to conseI,t 10 the appearance even ot
mGHaiLg she rr-s5 wien 1t shows even
moderate sense OF appreciation vi is
propet funotlOus The suit was brought
by the Delaware Slate Fire and Marin e
Insurance Company, (0r the d .laware
Mutual. .as Il WA naled When r+orgauiz d }
which WAS charged by the EVERY EVENING
with being rotten md wnrthl 81" aud "a
wildcat affair For this il appeared that
the EVERY EVENING had warrant in the
facts Insurance Upmmissiouer Hines, of
tins State, after m Investigation of its
iii .iTs, requested the company to cancel
IT'S policies ard cease TO 90 business here
The Delaware local cDmpaues invrsti
gated it, aud reported its condition to be
uuaonnd and uuWofth OF confidence, its
ASSETS not possessing anything like the
vtlue claimed for them. There seems t)
be 10 d9ubt that the EVERY EVENING,
Instead Of, ~ charged, uttenug malicious
nOtls to tue injiry OF au innocent
company doing legitimlto business, was
simply protecting the community from
beng vicimz4d under show of false
! tNrA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
Eating Raw Ham.

NtN 1bIh sun
Franz iolpb Axler, = young German
of nineteen, worked w butchers boy at
100 Greenwich street, New York. Young
Axl4r was in the habit Of snntcning up a
piec OF raw ham occasionally and eating
it. About two weeks ago he became sick.
lie had muscular psiLs in ell parts of the
body He thought be hnd rlrama'ism,
aud on n .vtmher 22i he was aduiited to
BaIlsNue Hospital 20 he treated for that
disease. Upon examination it ~es found
that be did not have rheumatism, nnd
trichif So Wrre suspected, A small piece
OF muscle WAS cut out OF tus shoulder, and
an examination With tho microscope
showed th!t the young man's flesh was
infested With the deadly perisite. He lived
tAr-c days afler il was asrgItnined chat he
lad tricaii;c and suffered great agOoy.
Il =, said that no medicine could put hlm
10 a,p, AID that most OF the time he was
delnlOus, A post nortem fx9minatlnn was
M ,ie ~ Prof JaucSmy, assisted by DIR.
Mu.ler uf ,be hospital star. In singl,
eraio Of muscle they found Ii trichir ;e,
and tLey estimated that ths whole number
in The yeuug mau'a hody was about
20 Onn UuO
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16


MIR Urossdale, of the Wilmington EVERY
EVENING, gets double vindiuatiou for his
spuuky defense in his libel suit by means
of which the officsra OF a fraudulent fire
insurance company sought to weaken The
power of the Independent press. He has
not only worsted his accusers, but the Ger
iiicate Of the company has been revoked
in consequence of the developments of tn
trial Thanks to the intelligence of think
ing juries, the power of the press in m
earthipg aud furnishing frauds never has
been greater than at the present time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

'pa,I IN tile Cincinnati Enquirer.
met 81 Martin to-day, the sole Gen.
gEesIuan from the State f Delaware. aud
asked him 1t hi- eitctior was disputed
Yes, he said i" hat Is the ouly way ine
H. publican managers III our State can
HccoLtt tor tie money they took frotu the
National CUm.niltae III New YIrk More
money was spent it Delaware a, the Presi-
dgu,idi election tbau ever had been seen
before there. The impression it made
was slight, however. 1 vas elected by
oypl 900 majority. II is true that in the
lower county OF the S'atsa certain portion
OF vot, r. have b-er III the habit Of accepting
money for il.eit voles Bat the more
eRort made by t'is Glass, tie GORE indig-
nat,Oa results against the Republicans
HI" respectable young men il tnat county
VII" are just counrg OF Rs vote the Demo-
cratic ticket
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
IN OLD MANS GRIMES.
Jealous Oi Hsis Young Wih". SEe
Fatally Assaults lscr with nn AXE
and COMMITS suicide.

and COMMITS Suirsde.
KINGSTON, N. Y, Dee . -rhe little
hgmIet Of New Saieol, in the town 4
E,opt,s, about three miles fruu this city,
was The scene OF horrible tragedy yes.
terday. john Van Gassel, II ipHE 70 years
Of eee, fatally Assaulted his lcnng wife
with Ii fists ana m axe. left her for deAG
and cut his own threat with butcher
knife.
Van rassel WAS M old resident OF the
place, without rpceial occupation or prop
erty, supporting his family on tue pro
cetds OF oriirhry farm iubOr TGeu'y-
four yrars ego, being a wido~er, he MAJ
ried Elizabeth Fre6r, II handsome sut
lutelhPent glsI OF fGurlecu StarS. Mrs
Van inssel Developed into Il Fascinating
and interesting woman prd was etrHt
fayorite among her neigtLors Her hus-
btnd WEE pTGud Of her, and untiI the p.st
wear nothing seeus 10 nnvf nccErrtd to mar
lueir hapuiness. Durii TINT time child
dren were born 10 them, About II yer Is o
he began to th3w siFus OF al0usy Il 1t
September he vas ssrlouely prns'rAtsu
wlth ulnlarial fever. and mis- physicians -n'd
hi> ultimate recovery was manly Cue to
the teud,r care oi his y0m'g ~lfe, ht
utter this illncss he acted mranR,Iy and
insisted that his wife was fsise TO hln.
On Thanksgiving Day Van 9"ss'l told
neiehtor that "LizZie and he must di',
a4d Ds would accomplish the j@o. lie
made hke ihrsats upon THE life OF youue
man named Freer. aui said his oWn chil
/ iren would bs orphans b fore Christmgs
|. nov seems ne tred to end his own HE
,fter ,hia rep atrdly hy taking poison
/ Yesterday marulng be arose eariy and rt
1 turned home after a long walk about q
4 o'clock, asking his wife TO accompany him
to the barn to assist a. a snail ID there.
I racy went out together, An honr later
Airs Freer, i 2zie'l mother, heard them
I .AGghlig tog-iner in the barn; in another
halt bour ihe horrible deed hHd Lesu
accomplished Van TGsS,l lay upon tht
straw Hith tls throat cut. Hrd his wife in
the upptr story bleeding from ehnsiiy
g0uuds in tue bead aliG unconscious. viii
a b,oody AK neGr by. Tie old man dice
.t nuun aad his youi wife still liuRrts q
tho poilt of deE,n with no hope Of re-
coyery. An inquest il being held Oh the
1 Indy of Van Tassel
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
\ f:mni H.AnnIpir.

New York Wurld
a Wilmington jury on Monday last set
n good example to other jurors and to all
newspaper readers by vo,dict in libel
ca." diamrS'ng with costs an insurance
comp, ny which had C mplained that MIR.
Ir1apdale, The editor CT the EVERY
EVENING, had injured the good name AID
f.meH of the company by editorial
arl,icisms upon it's methods Of business.
The jury sustained Mr. Croasdale's
defaus.. that nis srucles were intended to
p-ottc! the public, that ii is the duty Of a
puhl'c paper TO protect the public and
hat what he wrote did in fact protect the
nnhlin
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16


DEAR SIN; In your issue of October 18th
ls7O, we find the following editorial
A CnEyAIIER WITH RErRoAon.
Senator Bayard who recently made float
ing newspaper paragraph the cansc of u gross
attack on General Grant, has again aasailcd
the high character he once enlOyCd IN the
minds OF people who did not know him as
well AZ they do III Delaware. Those who have
known the Delaware senator at home and
best, have esteemed him as what he really is
the legitimate mental and political product of
the most illiberal section oI Bourbon Democ-
racy that exists iii nny state that did not
actively participate in the rebellion. The
senator has just displayed his narrow minded
partlsanhhip III speech at Dover, i'll which,
after assaillng the tarlil and "arbltrary pow
err II vests III special agents of the Treasury,
lie cited thecase OF Phelps, Dodge x CO., who
were compelled some years ago to refund the
Government the amount OF duties unpaid on
certain nndcrvalned invoices. hcamuunt 10
refunded according TO MIR. liayard, who
boasted in his speech of his personal knOWl-
edge OF the transaction, was S2G7. .OO0. MIR.
Bayard, i'll his speech to the Duvcrians. dts-
cribcd the scene i'll the Custom House when
this immense snin waS turned over to tho
Government officials, and tnat lie may not
claim that he is lnlsreprGscntcd. We gave II
verbatim report Of the language he used
When that interview look place very di-tin-
gurnrd gcntlepGn were present tue senior Stun-
Tor from Nuw YORK amuuug o hurs-Mr. CuuklIug
hsO Mr.. Noah DAVIS The District Attorney Mr..
Arthur, the C0lIcc'n'; MIR. Jayne, the spy--pr
sppcml agent, they c,r MN, an We're present
Mr. Boutwell,, lhHl distn guishcd imnncrir, whU
was secretary Ut the lreiSury, was tlcir also
Aud tnvy al stood - uund l- unhappy m' reliant
VIII had gwen his S41,uin Subscription to General
Grant ; tnls President ul the Young Mn Chris
han AssuCiutluu; iliH member Ut the Onion
Lrngur, nIh This President ct th, HAMMER ui
fAaaftttt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

cocttd by Jndee Fisher and L; chard II,
ripgton to lift themselves into promlneuce
when they ought to be glad to be p r
mitttd to livs Ia ob-curity. 1 AN sur
prise d at Judge Houston allowing himself
10 be led by such mon. want the peo-
pie to understand plainly the nature of
this thing and uoi hold the Il publican
oar'y of Delaware responsible for the
actions of these men.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16


The peopia Of D lawern showed their
good sense wheu they brought IN verdict
of mot guilty in the case cf the editor Of
the EVERY E,EN1SG Of Wilmington, VINO
was iri,d f0r sn Ill, ged libel AGAINST b
rotteu Fire I1sorautr company, which
claimed S2a 0G0 damages. If showing up
such raeoells concerns rs this Insurance.
company is y libel, no newspaper in the
country is safe Wonder 1t the plaintiffs
lawN ers depended Oh their fees for
contingent damages, as did Dodson "
Flgg, in Bar6ell va Pickwlck
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

The Wilmington EVERY EVENING took
occasion TO make some remarks about an
insurance company, which the latter
thought reflected upon it and would iDjnre
it ia public estimation. The managers
accordingly made haste TO institute libel
suit, estimating the damages they had
su-tained at $40 600. A jury shas just
decided that there vas no libel ard couse-
queutly that they shall not have n single
prnny Of rhe ., 600 900 they claimed. This
insurance company @i!l now bave to face
the question whether their prospects and
reputation have been improved by this
sal; aud ids termiuet on, or whether It has
not been left in far worse plight than /.
tpas h-fure
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
Carpets for the New Court rsouse.


The committee having in charge the con-
siructinn OF the new court house have
awarded the contract for oarpeting tie build
ing to A[essrs. William NJ. Kennard 4 Co., who
will begin at once to till the order and expect
to have it completed in about three weeks.
The contract is the largest OF the kind ever
made in Wilmington and was awarded to this
firm under n competition from oll the carpet
dealers OF the city. The material to be used
is velvet. body Brussels and linolcun, the
patterns of which are what are known as the
''geometrlcal. The space appropriated to
the use of the bench aud bar viii ID carneted
with velvet, while for the outer space for the
use of jurors, witnesses, spectators %r., body
Brussels Will bc used. The hall ways, offices
Of the county officials. &c., will hc covered
with linoleum. Tho colors and patterns
selected are appropriately in keeping with the
general style of the interior finish Of the
building, and will reflect credit upon tine taste
of the committee under whose supervision the
selections We're all made.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
Acknowledged as al swindie.

The libel suit OF the Delaware State
Fire ard Marine Insurance Company
against the editor Of the newspaper EVERY
EVENING is ut last at an end l. attracted
more attention tran any case tried in the
county for many years, There were many
persons present ou Monday when the case
was siYon to the jury, which in the after
noon rendered verdict in favor of the
accused editor. This verdict gives uni
yersal satisfaction SIS the company named
is nCknaule dyed as . 8windie.