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FINE SALT, 60c. per 100 at
s14 G. f. Books.
Third District Court.

Proceedings in the District Cour
on Saturday, Chief Justice Hunter
presiding:
Samuel L. James We. Catherine
Davis; lecIee of the. court that pro-
ceedings in Probate Court are held tC
be void; Y. Snow excerpts, etc. snd by
consent proceedings stayed until
otherwise ordered.
a. d. Woolley ct al. vs.. Edwin D.
WoolleT ct al; the interests of Maria
L. Woolley and Hannah A. Woolley
continued in the name of Ashbel
Woolley, Frank A. Woolley and VIM.
D. Woolley, assignees OF their inter-
ests herein.
Selsh Cbamberlin Ell al. vs.. ChGs.
Il. Raymond ct al motion for new
trial overruled; defendants except.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
en- Monday morning.
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VALLEY HOUSE,

LR Seaver, j Leathers, San Fran
cisco; c Il Florida, p n Welander,
Goshen, Dali, Juab; E Berriman, Big
Cottonwood; I D Egan and wife, ]
Warden, Emma Park; d Snaffer, Can
ada East; II N Wood, Omaha; E J
Hamilton, Tuscarora; NJ E Young, West
Virgins; Rev 7 W Lincoln, Ogden; w
Aeslanda, st Paul.
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Just Received
An immense stock OF

An immense stock OF
OOlored Cashmeres, at Csc. per I'd.
Col0red Cashmeres, at 81 per I'D.
Back Cashmeres. at 800, 75c., 80c.,
81, $LIO, $1.25. $3.50, 81 per I'd.
Black Gro Grain Silks, at 81, $50,
3, $3.50 per I'D.
U0I9Ied Silks (alI shades), $3.50 per
I'd.
Black and COlored Satips.
These goods are our own impolta-
ation, and We guarantee prices and
quality.
So WM. JENNINGS & Sons.
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Sudden Death.

The following private telegram
received in this city last evening ex
plains itself;
PARIS, IDAHO, Sept. Is, 1880.
President John Taylor, Salt Lake:
Bishop Jonathon Pugmire died
suddenly to-day about O'Clock p m
He ate his dinner and seemed well
he died in few minutes after.
O. @. RICH.
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NOTICE.
4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
d Stockholders of Zion's Cooperative
Mercantile Institution will be held in the
Council House. in this city, on Tuesday,
October 5th, 1880, at 2 pm, for the
Election OF Officers and Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
Stock transfer books will be closed on
tho LIST of September and reopened on the
9th Of October next
THOS. G. WEBER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, August 9th, 1880.
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We HAVE just received by Express
& fine assortment of Imported Dress
Goods. of the latest and nobbiest
styles. Ladies will make a mistake
if they purchase before examining
our Stock.
ell COIN Bros.
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4 red hot republican, on Saturday,
admitted that he had been bulldczed
into contributing $50 10 the repub-
lican corruption fund. but consoled
himself with this remark: Fifty dol
lars means twenty five more woes fol
the marty: seeY'
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Balloon.

Receipt of bullion on Saturday:
By Wells, Fargo & Co.-Two cal
loads of Horn Silver bullion; $1,000.
By Pacific Express Co. One
bar OF Chris!y bullion; 81. 1892.
Total value of bullion shipments,
on Saturday. 81. S82.52.
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WHITE HOUSE.

w S Brown, Bingham; 6 Marchsnt.
San Francisco Call; G w Chopper, W
McQuestin, Deseret; d Robinson, Nephii
J Gardner, j E Clayton, North Jordan;
F Bemis, L ELMER, j Patrick, Spring
vile; J Morgan, Morgan Smelter; j
Field, North Jordan; W Wsnamandtar,
Wood River.
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jury Calendar.

Judgs Hunter desires meeting OF
the members OF the bar to be held On
Tuesday, September 21st, at 10
O'Clock am, for the purpose OF
setting cases for trial on the jury
calendar for the September term.
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inst Received,

At Cameron's New York House,
Novelties in RuchinRs. Laces. Silk
Ties, Fuchies, Coliaretts. Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs, and a thousand
other things, at prices never heard oil
bsiore. sl9
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Citizens

There was admitted, On Satur-
day, another large batch OF citi-
zens; the following took out
papers: Edward Holt, q native
England; David Jones, native OF
Wales; Louis Petersen. native OF Den
msrk; John Obern, native OF Eng
land; Stephen II. Winter, native oil
England; Anna @. Johnsen, native oil
.SsedeD; and Thomas Cook, Charles
R. Wright and Willard &. Starmeri
natives of England.
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Dentistry.

The most liberal offer ever made to
The Public. Pay taken By ins!slments
on al Dental Operations and Artificial
Teeth. Dr.. Edmunds, 65 Second
South street. Shows Building. Gall
and see work and prices. SIT
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Wanted.

At Pleasant Valley Coal Mines
fifteen (15) good miners. Steady
work and sure pay. Apply st the
works OF Andrew Adsmson, Superin-
tendent, or at Office Utah & Pleasant
Valley Railroad Company, Wasatch
Building, Salt Lake. sl5
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Notice..

All communications on business,
to insure immediate attention, should
be addressed SALT LAKE HERALD
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and not to any individual. m14
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-19

We viii put on the Market during the next
Ninety Days q Quality Of Meat that has never
been surpassed in Utah.
OUR BEEF Is selected from the best Short
Horn Breeds in the country.
OUR MUTTON is from choice two and three
year old Wethers.
OUR PORK AND VEAL are Dairy Fed.
OUR CORN BEEF has no equal.
Although of Superior Quality, our
Prices are as Cheap as the Cheapest!
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ITO THE BONDHoLDER5 OF THE UTAH
i Western Railway Compauy.-Notice is
| hereby given that the Trustees for the Mort
gage Bondholders Of the Utah Western Railway
| Company have taken proceedings to foreclOse
| the mortgage. An agreement to bid in the
property for the bOndholders and appoint q
trustee for that purpose has been signed by a
large majority CT the 5Ondhelders.
Those who have not yet signed the agreement
can do so by applying 1t the ofice Of the Union
Trust Company Of New York, st No. 70 Broad
way, New York City.
BondhoIders will please deposit their bonds
with said Trust Company, TO be used by the
Trustee in the purchase OF the property OF said
Railroad company. in conformity 10 the above
named agreement, and receive Deposit Re
esipts, transferable by Endorsement, signed by
said Trust Company.
DepOsitors will be requested for convenience
Of the Trust Company to leave their bonds for
examination, etc. and receive their certificates
the following day.
E. F. BISHOP,
r. II. BASSETT,
Trustees Of Mortgage Of
Utah Western Railway Co.
New York, July %. AID. 1880.
aTThe holders Of Bonds in Salt Lake City
who have not signed the aforesaid agreement
can do So by applying at the Office OF Williams
Young. aul9
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WALKER HOUSE.

WV Funge, Ogden; a F Schneider,
Germania; w q VsnHorne, Fort Doug
las; r c Corbaty, W S Hopkins, wife,
two children and servant, San Francisco;
NJ r Wise, Pennsylvania; Miss 81 I
Wilbur. New York; E Boninger, Bslti.
more; p E Conner, Stockton; J h
Clark, Silver Reel; r q Terhune, Nor.
gan Smelter; w Stevens. jun, S Owens,
England; J III Moore, Georgetown, Col
A Cameron and wife, Lacrosse, Wis; NJ
Arthur and wife, Washington; K Z Gay
lord, Omaha; Z F Gates and wife
Chicago; J q Alden. Ohio; NJ jackson.
Denver; L A Custin, Germsnia; G G
Morey, Chicago; a j Jordan, St Louis
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HoW's Your Organs?

Organs Cleaned, Tuned and Re
paired by Magnus Olsen. Office a.
Careless Music Store. Reference
Prof. Careless. s16
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Barratt BPOs.-Furnjture.

We have q Large, Complete and
Well-Bought Stock OF Furniture, tc
which We invite youi attention.
BARRATT Bros,
123, 125 127, II 9and 131,
jyZ2 Main street.
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The EVENING BATHING TRAINS
over the Utah Western Railway vii
be discontinued after Sunday next
the 18th instant. Excursion Ticket.
will be issued at usual rates good FOL
the regular train.
No Sunday trains after September
18th. W. w. RITTER,
Sept. II, 1880. Manager.
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Lost.

4 Yellow Mare, branded A A on
lef. hip and CS & B on left thigh.
Return to A. s. Patterson and be
rewarded. s14
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PERSONAL.

Judge Hsgan expects to leave for
Denver on Thursdsy or Friday next.
He will be back here in December TO
attend to some legal business.
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H. Dinwoodey wishes you to call
end see the new designs of Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with
borders to match. Also Three Ply
and extra SUPERB. su1I
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BORN

PoLL.-To the wife of F. r. Poll, Sep
TENDER 18th, q 14-pOund hey. All we'll.
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War with Turkey.

One Thousand Frames from. Ter
cents TO ten dollars. at
IS SAYAGE's ART Bazaar.
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The Best Heal BE.
tween Chicago and San
Francisco. for 25c., at
Gardeners, IS Main
Street. SIG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-19

WHEN YOU want Plain CT Mixed
Drink don't forget that you can get a
good one s: the Exchange Saxon. a..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September Is, 1880.
Gift HOUSE.

c Dickerson, West Jordan; q Roundy,
San Francisco; a Marty, j Bull, Park
City; w Tronnaman, Bingham; j ID
Gordan, Alta; w Lloyd, w Ii Dexter
Omaha; j Perkins. Michigan; d b
Spencer, jr, Corinnei A II GrOse, Lead
vile. Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-19

LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATH
FLOORING, RUSTIC. SIDING.
PICKETS, gro, CHEAP, AT
LATiMSR. TAYLOR & cos.
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SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
HouLpIEoS, BRACKETS ARD
ALI Sizes OF HiNDoE GLASS
At BOTTOM FIGURES LAT
TskaEP. TATL or & CO
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The MACK1NNoN Pm will supersede
1.-The Steel Pen as effectually Rs.the
latter did the old-time quill. 81. L.
A. CULMER. agent for Utah. sl4
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WEATHER REPORT.

SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. IS. 80
Am. sm. U.m p.n.
sac 9.4O 1910 $40
B.roneter....... So 1898 2997 3O.O6
ThelmOmeteT- 81 GO 81 %
Humidity $500 80 Il &C 81
Direction wind E Calm nv Calm
Lilss p3r Hour ) 0 II
State " Gather Cldy Thing Thing Cldy
Rainfall for q hours...0 y OF an inch.
Maximum Their deE G. minimum. 81,
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JOB PRINTING neatly, cheaply
and quickly done at this Office.
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DC. YOUNG, Civil Engineer and
Architect. Office. in Old Constitu ton
Building. P. D. Box 654. 81
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C0M hE2OIAT.

[Ccrrs1tcd daily By Mccormick L Co
SILVER.
Salt Lake, 1.105s per Dance.
New York, l.135s per ounce.
LEAD.
Salt Lake, $50 per ton.
New York, 4'S5c. per pound.
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a FINE assortment of Programme
and Ball Cards at the HERALD office
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PsnbTOkG&W MGaI Markets

7tgo Esta6lishments- One Management
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

DERSONS HAVING SUBSCRIBED
L for TIE f lowing Serial Books, and
not having L. Numbers complete, can
obtain them By addressing Us or calling
at our Office:
History Of Our Country.
Spsncer's history of the United States.
History OF the World.
Shakespea Illustrated Works.
Portrait Z ilery of Eminent Men and
Women.
Art Treasu -es of England.
PopulSr Educator.
Byron and Moore Gallery, etc.
q. w. ROBINSON & Co.
l39 Main Street, up stairs.
au22 Salt Lake City.
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lust Arrived. Homemade

Four Widths White Flsnnels,
-Four Widths Red Fisnnels,
Double Width Linsey Sheeting,
Blue Flannel, Check Flsnpels,
Orange Flannel, Plaid Flsnnels,
Gray Flannel. Colored Linseys,
Double Shawls, Shoulder ShsWli,
Colored and White Yarns, etc.
JOHN @. CUTLER, Agent.
.sl5 Gid Constitution Building
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WHITE & SONS,

PrOpEetOrs.
1897 Frat South and sssscond South sts.
aQle
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cant help calling very silly. Many
noble and illustrious grandfather's
grandchildren died as penitentiary
convicts.
1t is not my intention to rise Gar
field above the clouds, yet every ear
did man must admit, he Is at least a.
man who can stand on his own feet.
The Democratic press has failed en-
tirely, SO far, to prove his inability
for the Presidency, although they
have tried hard to slander the ran
who, through his own merit, made
his way from common labor to the
Senate and, yes, l may say, into the
Presidential chair. WHAT Liberal of
this country could not support Gar
field? In his letter of acceptance,
he says: Most i'll Importance to
freedom aud justice is popular educa-
ton. What ever help the nation can
justly afford should be given the
States in supporting common schools,
hut not to sectarian schools. The
separation of church and state should
!:e absolute" And as the Liberals
of the United States have had
enough of Mr.. Hayes, Mrs. Hayes
and Mrs. IIaves' Pastor, they will
undoubtedly vote solid for Garfield.
Next November we will hear the
Democrats clamo: Hancock was
our man, but Garfield got elected.
LIBERAL.
Near Philoma,h. July IL, 1880.
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at that figure. Not to go any further,
the success OF the Democracy in the
present campaign will mean the
plumber of the North and the disor
der of the finances. These are things
which General Hancock, Union Gen
eral though be was, cannot prevent.
The chances are that he will be made
to see them in different light from
that which Is here presented. They
will he called great measures OF
1t will be held that
some of them are devised in the in
terest OF the masses. The ediet OF
Nantes, previous to it's abrogation,
was refined down almost to nothing
by degrees pretending to give it a
wid-r scope and application.
We have IN this view of the case
the full meaning of General Grant =
,.piyram-" His personal. official and
military record is good. The record
of the party which, put him in nom
ination is bad" The party or The
environment is the controlling factor.
1t excludes the good personal, Off
cial and military record" of it's nom
inee. The nomination of General
Hancock does not make the record
of the Democratic party any better
than it is. II does not in the least
alter or modify its tendencies or pnr
poses. II is merely concession l.
wha, is probably regarded az fan
..t,cally l@al spirit. But j, does no
change anytIling.-S. f. BaAetiA.
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FROM NEWPORT.

EDIroR GAzETTE: Notwilhstand
ing the many drawbacks To the Bay.
we believe this county has a bri ghi
uture. It's grand and beautiful
scenery both out upon the bread ex-
panse of the diversified landscape
aud p.lasan: :. aside resort, willalways
make it a desirable place To spend
the. hot months of summer. People
are visiting the Bay now from all
parts of the valley, and all appear to
enjny themselves finely. and are well
satisfied with the advantages afford
e,l here for health, ncreation and
amusement. The products of this
country are somewhat limited, bni
such as they are, will always be in
demand. Fruits, vegetables, oysters
and lumber are the principle pr"iuc-
lions, bnt owing to the way the On
catta mills has been conducted hv
some of its managers, it is ques-
tion whether the mills h.s been Il
blessing or curse To the people here.
One company, in particular. who had
charge of the mills, and after they
had gained the confidence of the
people and had got them 10 furnish
logs and labor to run the mills. the.
company went through voluntary
bankruptcy, and thus defrauled these.
honest, hard working men out OF
hundreds of dollars. Some of these
men are now holding lucrative posi-
rions under government, and yet
they don't propose Ia pay single
dollar of their honest debts.
These are some of the dark pages
of this country's history, and though
thus hampered and dccrived, we be-
lieve there liz a future fer us yet.
The time is coming when this part
of the country will he able To organ-
'ze and support "a county Of it's own.
IL is now quite u hardship upon our
citizens TO go sixty miles To the conn
ty seat To transact business. Benton
county is too large. 1t embraces as
mnch or more territory than some Of
the old countries. Our interest, how
ever, will he ably represented in the
next Legislature by tw, Republicans
aud a genuine old time Democrat,
who will, no doubt, find lime te
second rome mofion during the SEES
sion Yours truly. RENO. :.
Newport, July IA, 1880.
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NEAR PEILCMATH.

EDITOR GAZETTE. To rrter 10 pol
iticians, their qualities and actions,
and keep clear from petty spi,e-work.
and not nse the pen for mean persai,
alities at the same time is not What
every writer cndeavors, Yet | think
the weakness of n:her writers shall
not get the better hand over me.
The question of the day is: Gar
field or Hancock. ! shall pay my
respect to the opponent, by ponder
ing ut him, first. l. il not astorisll-
ing how that part of the Democratic
press which only few weeks ago
declared positively that Hancock
neither could be nominated nor elect
ed, since his nomination all ut once
found ont that he is the only man fit
for the Presidential office-the only
man who can do honor to the nalio,,
bv representing Them as their head.
How is it that the insurpassahle great.
ness and iHvinciblness of Hancock
was not known by them before his
nominatioii? That he was gallant
soldier during the war. and his grand.
father oHe of the most illnst-ions
fathers of this country, we have been
acquainted with before the Cincinnati i
Con, eniior. But Hancock was not
The only gallantroliier in that war,
there are many peers of his living
yet. And to find him fit for the
Presidency on account of his grand
father having been great man,
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ATTENTION LAND BUYERS

T HAVE soMF FINE LOCATIONS ON AND NEAR
the Iay for Sale ct reasonable prices also Store
'oing good business. and well stocked for sale at
bargain.
Persons wanting land should address call on ne.
r. A. BENSELL.
Newport Benton coun v, Oregon l7:25tf
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Mr.. Waierson, we are told. was
prepared to nominate Tilden on The
third ballot, if Hancock hadn't been
nominated On the second. Which
seems TO imply that Watterson had
the Convention in his pocket. but il
Slipped ont while his attention was
concentrated on the platform. Well.
Tilden ought TO forgive him, espcci-
ally after reading the platform.
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THOMAS GRAHAM,
County Tfeasur
In account with Benton county, for the
year ending June 30th, 1850.
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
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Big Creek Camping Ground.

vysHIs FAMOUS CAMP1NGPL PLACE HAS BEEN EN-
closed with good fence afording the finest place
for camping the Coast geed water plenty OF wood,
hay and pasturage. at atsreasonable rates The ocean
beach is olose at hand ouy p mesnprtb Of Newport
on the road to Foulweatfcr lighthouse
JOHN g. DuTCHEH
newport. Nay aoth 1sso a7:2ans*
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-27
Murder in Sag HarbOr.

A Fireman and Deck Hand of the Steamer
 Sunshine Perform the Deed.
 Herbert Wilbur and John Fitzgerald, afre man and deck hand respectively, of the steamer Sunshine, which plies between New London and Sag Harbor and the Connecticut river townF, are under arrest in New Lon don, Wilbur charged as principal and Fitz- gerald as accessory, for the murder of John Mercy, in Sag Harbor, on Saturday evening. On Saturday evening Wilbur and Fitzgerald were passing along an unfrequented street of Sag Harbor on their way to the Sunshine to retire for the night. Morris met them when half way there, and, so the story goes, at tackled Fitzgerald. A fight ensued in which Fitzgerald got the worst of it. Why Wilbur engaged in it is not apparent, but that he did participate was subsequently, shown at the coroner's inquest when the wife of Morris, who witnessed the tragedy, testified that after the trio had been fighting some little time Wilbur drew @ pistol and fired at Morris, and killed him instantly. The coroner's jury returned verdict to the effect that Morris came to his death by pis- tol shot wound inflicted by Wilbur, and sub seuuently Wilbur was arrested principal and Fitzgerald as accessory to the homicide. Their offence not being bailable they were locked up in Sag Harbor to await trial.
 Wilbur is resident of Providence and has been on the Sunshine two seasons. He is represented to be peaceable, sober and in- dustrious man. Fitzgerald, also, is said to be an inoffensive and well-disposed man. Both assert that the killing of Morris was done in self defense.