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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-11

Adjourned until afternoon.
AFTERNOON.
F. b. Hanson was the first witness called
nv the government. Reside at Weeks Milis.
Have known Charles F.. Merrill ever since
can recollect. Am familiar with the prem
;ses whore the homicide is said to have &C.
Cured. Was at the house on Saturday
evening, February 26th. DIR. Nelson gave
me, on my arrival basket containing ehar-
rod ,;aces of flesh also a dish containing
.sbes bones. and shreds of cotton cloth. was
at the house on Sunday. Assisted IN iaoe'-
ing the bones, fragments. shreds OF cio'h'
etc. Found ten-quart tin pail, sitting on
tho sill of the northeast corner OF the nortn
harm. Examined the pail. In the bottom
w.re traces of blood. also on the wooden
handle.
c,oss Eramtned.-Think it was about
.aven O'Clock, Saturday evening, when
x;s;,ed the Merrill house. There was
largo number of people there-perhaps nifty.
7 took charge of the pieces OF meat etc.' A"I
o,ar,led them that night. Charles did no'
anpear to be much excited
j. X. REED
..,,ed Live at Weeks Mills have kno"
~. prisoner from child. Was present on the
SATURDAY. when the premises were searched
Won, there early in the morning. Saw Cnarie'
,s..;r IN the kitchen. Asked him where MI
mother was. Said that she had gone ava!
s.om home ON the preceding Mon
Ia While was there, nelsn'o
IN named Doe, and aske'
, 1881-04-03

lv nrostrates him tsi, renders him n1otiot-
L.ss His faculties are as clear rs ever, anu
his friends are hoping Tor Ills restoration 10
health. -.... ..
TIM Rev. Moses Mareohoutt1, LII. D..Flcar
of Little Linford, England, knoWn as one ~
thA finest Hebrew scholars of the century, Is
dea,,, ut the age OF: :Go-
Dlsbop hutchinson, Anglican Bishop OF
Barbalocs, has resigned, and ceases 70 pe
Bishop in April, IN orasr r. @ aeesps s,,, oio TO
assist the Bishop of Peterborough.
Thu, Rev, Leonard Bacon, D., has been
fnr fifi r-eirht years pastor of the Centre
congregational Church OF New Haven, Cnnn.,
Il duration of the pastoral relation perhaps
Without precedent in this country.
The Rev. Dr.. Van Zandt, Of the 'rhensoElc;
al Seminary at New Brnnswlck, IS a1nlc!e''
with Il cancer in the throat. which gives m
tIicatioys that it will probably prove tHtAl.
The surgeons pronounce him Dcyoho tnell
help.
The following missionaries sailed from
New York last week for Brazil: tnc hcs. +
+. Kausu;n, at Tennessee, who, after spend,
ing i've years in South america. returned
home last sum.ner, and has travelled eNte!-
siyety through the Southern cities arQnslh..
an Interest in those missions; the Key. James
t. isoger, wife and child, Of South C:rolina,
who GOES to Paraccaba> 5oo m1ies ln.eit.,l 1:tn
toned: Miss Matte Il: Watts, Of Kentucky,
gives lin her position rs teacher III the iilTh
School Of Louisville to take charge of Elris !
school III t';4racic:lba; the itcE. James = hei~
11edy. Of Tenlessee, accompanies MI hAn-
som to Rio. Miss Watts goes ous tnl!!er nt, tne
Society. and the others are sent ~ the Ten
eraI Missionary Society Of the Methodist
EuscOpal Church, South.
, 1881-04-03
SUNDAY SALAD.

When that curious woman was turned into
pillar Of salt, her Lot was not happy one.
boston Transcript
A negro one night at a meeting prayed
earnestly that he and his brethren might be
preserved from what he called their Upset
tin slns.'' Brudler,' said one ofhis friends.
s.you amt GUT lie hang Of that ar word. It's
| sbesettin' - nnt supsettin'.' ~ Bru1der,' re-
plied he, .'if tiat's SO, it's SO. But was
prayin' the Lord to save lis from tEe sill OF
'toxication, and il dat ANITA upsettin' sin,
donno what am"
4 good parsol,. wi,o lad the happy faculty
Of sa wing a kind word for everybody i'll whose
behalf me cuuld possibly be said, recent Of
ficiated at the funeral Of Il farmer who WAS
known to be the mea,lest and most nliscrly
| man In the neisllbOrhDod. 1nste;l u OF exc
Grating the deceased for Ills extorti0nnte aiid
niggardly habits, this kindly disposed clergy
li,;1il simply spoke III him as ~ best aIitIi-
| netician i'll the ounty."-CIt8kl{t lfcc0rtfcr-
There is nothing quite so absurd rs hob
by-ilorse, und yet every man has !: larger or
smaller one III the family stable: One never
attempts to ride it but he n!akes himself r.
dicuIous. An illitcrate preacher VINO. among
other falsehuOds, believed that men are al
wont to declare that the five foolish virgins
who had no oil in their lambs were all
women, while the five wise virgins were all
| men.
A minister ont in the Far West, who. has
been troubled 4 good deal owe. marriage
fees Issued the iollo%ng g cIsunF i;Fto 4 et9i,s pies
the bride, S.; ditto, trimmed with one
groo1nsnlan and one bridesmaid, 81; 50 cents
extra for each additional groalnstlan or
bridesmaid: Bacheors past i ~ VIII De
nff Mifrare will he CHARGED in tOug-LlStataCt
, 1881-04-03
PERSONALS.

A cali has been extended by the Hyde Park
Presbyterian Church to the Rev. E. G. Ray,
of Elizabeth, n. ].
The Rev. G. D. Barrows, Of Lowell, Mass,
has declined a call to the First Presbyterian
Church, San Francisco.
The Rev. Z. 4. Sawyer, Of New Haven,
Conn, has been called to the Westminster
Presbyterian Church Of Toledo.
The Rev. Washington GLADDEN., OF Spring
field, Mass, is temporarily filling the pulpit
OF the South Church in Hartford.
fessor in the University at Munich, has been
reconciled to the Church of Rome. .. .
The Rev. A.. l.. Stone, of San Francisco,
has been laid aside from ministerial duty by
strange disease, which sometimes sudden
, 1881-04-03
ABSENT.

[fy MEMORY OF NJ LITTLE pCPILi i
For The Chsta9o Tribuas ,.>.
Among the faces Of the little children 4:
There wits one face :: y
So sweet uud fair cannot help but miss t. :.
From its place. =.
A hundred eyes are raised to mine each E1cszzzy'
And yet, and yet " = ~
How c,an smile til greet them, when my oxaEt;
Tears are wet? IA
But Yesterday little child was With Us: II
Her voice. that cleur II
And sweet sang IN the morntng-hFmn, we nhs
3tore shall hear. "a!
glance up from my book to hear her foottAI
To seek hstr face; =:
Her name is on my tongue when renenhet !
Her vacant place. t#|
A shadow on each schoolrnnte's face hata fals
With bated breath y !
Upon their trembling lips, lol they tosetha ::
Speak Of DEATH -:
On her desk her slate and book are lying; !:
Yesterday
She lefr 1honi there, with some word ot =
morrow. -.
And-tFent AWAY. ~ !
Never more to come to me for lesse7s;~ =.
Who zpase ~ H:s If fset e'a ii;t.e ehldzsa:
Is her sent. = u
Pansies will the tiny grave grow over, !
III the Spring; =:
But tears still drop upon the worn book-c97R
"a sacred thingl ii. 8
From the sad eyes Of the stricken mother. :;
Cold and weak
Seem the words of hope and consolation !
We would speak, r
Hhen l call tne roll. tue room IL 5uens <
AT her name: =.
But thought an echo, as I waited, : .-,7
Softly came, =
Floating downward through the solemn qnfA
Sweet and clear, 80: - -;
Like the missing voice, from Heaven hishu y
ing. ;,,-- =
"Prcsent hcre!" -
, 1881-04-03
\ TrieI,tful Scandal in the His
sionary Department Of the
Scotch Church.
Burdette's Discovery that In
gersou Is More Orthodox
than Inndel.
General Notes, Personals; Sum-
day Salad, Services To-
Day.


heart that Is drcary, g sou: that is weary,
There's better time coming for you.
Work OH uncomplalning, tho goal sou are gain
fEE, -,
There's better time coming for you.
Jof: on! rvii on!
Ere day he Eullc,
There's work III the vineyard to do.
Ehcn y3ur tnbor Is ttoue for the cruc!fled Son,
! There's better time coming for you.
The mDlnents nrc Tying. the dayltGht Is dying,
There's plenty suur time tu employ
Be brave IN wcil-tloiuG. your pathway pursuing
Proc.aiuiug the tiaiugs Of Joy
Toll Oh. tell on
! Err. ta;- lie .sunc.
There's work in the fiNEhrd to do.
ahen your labor II dOtle tc- the crucitted Son,
THERE'S il better time co'1ilng Tor. you.
50 i:to the highways. go into the ov-ways,
Ann hrii1. tho lost sheep to the fold.
Tour labor nf lnyr to tho Father above
lsbet1er 1hau silver ar Yold.
Toll on. tftl on.
Ere day hc gone.
Thtrt's WORK III the vineyard to do.
The1iy<Ts latst'r is done for the crucitled Son,
There 4 better time coming Tor you.
How sweet the repose by the river TINT flows
Through The land that ;; lovely and fair.
What joy VI may sac when our spirits are free
From a Sttil Of contention anu care.
! Toll IN! toll IN.
:!.rc day nc gone.
There's work in the vineyard to do
When your iaHsr Is s}oac for tho crucifled Son,
EEGcSE J. HALL.
MnI.ARD AyEScE STATION. CuIcAs;O.
, 1881-04-03
GENERAL NOTES.

The American Hebjew Congregation al
Convention will meet in this city in June.
Since 1871 over 100 buddhist temples In
Japan have been diverted to secular uses.
A very active revival i. IN progress in l. =
ons, N. 7. At last accounts 300 brands had
been plucked from the burning.
The Abingdon, ILL.,, Church. which has.
until recently, been Cumberland Presby-
terlan Church, has voted unanimously to be-
come Congregational, and has called the Rev.
". ]. Clark. formerly Of Ioda.
1.-THE Society Of the Royal Law is the
felicitons name Of an association Of Protest
ant Episcopal ladies engaged in Christian
and benevolent work In New York. It has
grown OUT Of the desire for active usefulness
among Christian women.
a mob attacked the English Wesleyan Mis-
sion house at Marsala, Sicily, and burned it
to the ground. After completing the work
Of destruction the populace entered the Ca
thedral and were blessed by the clergy. The
Government Is acting eIergetlcally.
The tower of st. Peters Church in Albany
family. It contains chime Of eleven eostly
bells, the gift OF one liberal individual |.
Three or four of Its magnificent stained glass
windows cost $4,000 to 5000 apiece.
The Presbytery OF Chicago will hold Its
annual meeting on Monday, April II, 1881, al
10:so O'Clock a. H., in tho Fifth Presbyterian
Church, corner OF Indiana avenue and Thir-
tleth street, Chicago. Records Of church
sessions, statistical reports, annual assess
ments, and written reports of att standing
committees are to be presented at this meet
ing.
The Lenten services in St. Paul's Unfver.
salist church; Chicago: will be as follows:
Htlpers;- April 6, Religious Conversation
April Z, Life in the Lord; April =, Our LORD
on Earth; April 9, Our Lord in Heaven
Apty f of tR1sa2 chfist apl s. Raysids On
, 1881-04-03

ing: in the Third Church. corner Mn. IS
Latin streets 'ot ksst: kst::
The Rev. Brooke Hertora will pr,,A : II II
Chnfcd OF tno Messiah. ccrTcr Of Assal{;St
avenue und Twcnry-tc;rtl stree, Ms@4 NJ
subjects: ''The PhAri3te ard the p,As9eE4m@
Evening lecture: Tue s'r.ccn Co:,osssssse
The Rev. George c. Min WITT - s;
Unity Church In the forenoua. ptsaa 81
MISCELLANEOUS. 4 &
sir. Donald Knss delivers q lecture n y. 81
Side Gospel meeting, No. 3l3 West hae h5s:
street. Oh God .;aabow." ar3 N ataaaf::: ~:
Il Gospel meeting will be held ut az { !. e:
street ut 1:f5 p. m :. A4qT A4Ts
A Ncrth side Gospel meeting vI,1 !, 8
ut EN North Net!s street at rs .. H. '4 ~:
Dearborn street, near nAIilnloh "'ss u. fs.
"A ..I.iberat l.eun!on" will be hcld n u: u sT!
at No. IL; West Madison stree. ut n
The Rev. F. \. va!, De Walker vii Z: e
at 1u:t5 II. min the Gospel reu.ilns- roos! ~
ncr Twcar;- itth street and portianii ii"4 y. M
Sir. X. W. Clark will lead the Gospel mests,: tEs,:
* Sptritualtsts' meeting will bc beat. 8
wrs:- End opera-House. Nc. TT West x,sS
~ HrSe First t Society Of spir!tualtsts in, ~ I:
Fuirpi.nk Hall ut T:3} p. I'll. Mrs. CA ~:
Richmond, trance speakcr," viii -
Questions from the audience viii be aasess :.
l1IEENAEuS-
bible interpretations through .Irs R1r.,. . =
in Martiu.'s ltrtor, corner Wood and W.
strects, :r 1O:45 81 m -
-Dr: E.. N. Fish lectures before The Eessz :: ::
IN 1.-The Doctrine OF the .ibsa.1res" At ~
MI, ". Cook will lead the ra!iSaT ~ "
meeting. fl the reading room. cornet CHI s;
Kinxe streets i
-ELler r, ". Smith will speak to Ii. n !:
runiZed Church Of Jesus Christ OF IattatS s.
Saints in C,stlc Hall. No. CID Lake street ~
ing and evening. ''Sigrls Of the Times prrsS Is
M0r1t,ouistn III the Light Of PropherY:" ~
evening subject. - T
-SDjritun!Ists will celebrate the thtrxx. q
anniversary At Grimes Hall. 10. IL SOM s,I
street, ut 5 p. m. Tests rapping*. spfi aa
rttphy. Public invited ::
disciples Of Christ meet at - West BIZ.
street ut p. III. ~
TEMPERANCE
The wo1nan's C6rlstinn Tcmpcracca r,
hold daily Gospel meetings, Sunluys eresss!I
in Lower, FarWcll Hall at y O'Clock n n =
frances t5U Madison street aud Atcad.n. :,
The leaders for this week are: Mondx; 81
Collvnrse: Tuesday, Mrs. T. 3. Carse:: Rsax.El
day. Mrs 4. Il. Quincy TnurslAy. Nil F,9
Hag;sns; Friday. Mrs. ". j. kernott; SakstT
Mts, j. H. Caldwell. -
a Gospcl meeting is held in Good Ters+.
Hall, ftS6 West Lake street, every Sunda, -:
D. M. conducted by the Nomaa's Christiaais /
per;.nce Union. 4
-Wr. Kcnndey will conduct the teupt. teuptr.,:: 9: ::
meeting ut tho corner Mobile md Ohio s,dat
4:;D p. m. -:
Gospel temperance meeting at ayenpe q.
No. l59 Twenty~secInd street. At4 ?. n. !:
, 1881-04-03

4 complaint vas Immediately made against
lin fur heating his married daughter, and
UPON tits he was found guilty and sent to
urisoIl for three months. :. ,..
IN Erzy York n tile ti4nn Of these EVENTS; alms
itls newspapers vere full Of it. Or the Sub
sru,rnt career of the rfnpliet / know not-
i1r. except tllat lie died III Arkansas. Tlhnse
wlio would, have further infor1nat,!nn coi.~
StoneS interesting book, entitled 81 Matthias
and Ills Imposturcs; or. the Progress OF Fa-
naticisM. New York; 1885, -
, 1881-04-03
lNGERSOUL'S CREED.
4 DISCOVERY THAT he IS QUITE ORTHODOX
AFTER ALL
Rohfrt {krfitttf.

4sG1tfL DuFHttt-
Some one sends us Il little tract containing
epigrammatic expressions FROM Col. Robert
G.. IngersolFs latest lecture, "Wlat Alnst
We Do to BE- Savcd?' We have read TIE
tract and we have read the entire lecture. II
this is truly Ingersolps creed, the Colonel
isn't 50 far out of the way. Ile Is coming
around, maybe lie manages to get constd-
cradle Scripture into his creed, as he sets 1t
forth. There is lots Of hope, i'll fact there IS
great deal of certainty for the Colonel. we
subjoin few articles OF this great mans
creed, just to slow from what book he got
his declaration OF fnith.
*tuonest industry Is us good as pious idle
ness" says the Colonel.
Well, that's all right. That's orthodox.
The Bible says the sa,ue thing, and said it
long before the Colonel Thought OF IT,
1'Faith without works is tleau.'
"Christ believed the temple Of God to be
the heart of nlan."-lnJcrsou.
| Yes, that's orthodox, TOO. We "must Wor-
ship him III the spirit" ''Know ye not that
ye are the temples Of the Holy Ghost"
"If I GO to lIeavea want to take my rea-
son with me."-Ingcrsolt.
Of course, and SO you will. afor now we
see through glass darlsly, but there face to
face; now / know III part, but then l shall
know even rs AMI known. ~. Cortnthta''s'
rtii, f..
:. raa, Is . aonooa, with which hvnorr;sv a.
sasinates the esouL"-Ingcrsou.
That is good Gospel. and ''perfect love
casteth out fear"
"Iflowe Smith $40, and God forgives me-,
that doesn't pay Smith. ."-Ingcrson.
Correct you are; the prayer of Christianity
is !" forgive us our ucbts as we forgive our
debtors.n lowe no man anythinR''
npooso, ,s tha1ipbt of tt,a sou1. and II you
s,. ~ =. s;srt+ 49, ~ fo,tn,1. ~ what have von
uase: M {; ~ .1to 10 f,eii.n. I1'ne,.so1
VIZ W.. ~ - ~, bsr.t hsG rottar anaat f;va
, 1881-04-03

Eetp Fork Sun.
Private letters state that there was Has = =
Windsor. The Queen said sha wouifs not gtYsa
Caudahar, and Sir ". Vernon, 9areouft W.
qultely pointed out thar herna1esty nus.so as., 70
what her constitutional advisers requiFea aer@ .9
declared that. like Mr.. Gummidge. she ~ y :
'.louc lorn creetur now. shes tninknS q
the old nn," thoas;,t Sir William. "Sds Aos
better presently And she was better dtreot5s
apologizeu with dgnlty and feeling for her 10.
mentary weakness and went on With ouaeta
asrtdough nothing had happened 4
, 1881-04-03

NInchesrer's Iaypophosph1:ss
will cure consumption, coughs. weak lnna
bronchitis, and general debility. Gshlbts1m
tweoty-One years. - :.
, 1881-09-19
.rensations and Recriminations
Exchanged at French
Cabinet Council.
f.vs Petition the Russian Authori.
tios for Complete Religious
Freedom.
,unenso Population Of Dritisl, 1ndfn
as Slio'sn by tho Late
Conaug.
fhe Civil War in Afghanistan -Ayoob's
Fortunes Appear to Bo Waning.


GREAT D1lITAIN.
ARRIVAL or FORSTER IN llsEr.ASr.
rup,.IS, Sppt. is.-Forstar, Chlef Secretary
nt1relnf,d, llus arrived lla WINS recognized by
mir few PERSONS ut tic railway stutlnn, aisd
IA demonstration took place. John Gtyat
sul Thomas A. Dickson, members Of parlin-
nent. lInA an interview will Forster ut the
Castle for thu purpose nf urging tho rcseaso
,fthe suspects :" at,tl MIel,Nc! Dayitt.
Forster said tp wils unable ut present to
,yn al, upil,l0ll a, tbs lnntter. hut TINT 1t
rorld rccptyA Ills enrcful consideration, md
int IN olslcul answer wonltl bo given carly
nthe week.
ci.ICKET TEAM COMING.
foyroN, Sent. t8.-SllaW's cricket tenn
las sailed for the unltesl States.
TIL: GEOGRAPHICAL C0SN1,t:sY
,loptpt resolution highly approving Gen.
Turr's pian for cuilal through Tho 1stlttnns
otCuril,th.
AT THE woot. SALES
resterllay, 1000 bnles were 0lterod, chiefly
sylrsy alnl New Zealand. Thnre was II but
!v competition, A.nl prices are firm.
rIJE1,AS1l I.EAtH'E t,EsOIurI0Ss ISf,Dl.SliD.
At land meeting Sunday Mt CtnMdkilty
County Curk) lU, tx0 PERSONS were present.
Resolutions w,'ro passed. affirming tic prIn.
,ptes Of ulc Land I.eneue Convention anil
plplglI,g ttr,sD present. to eaIllstltn9 tho pres
Int movement til. landlords nru abolished,
lsELEAs1:N.
Sheridan has bpen rGlaased from kllulalll.
hah tniF.
, 1881-09-19

THE civil. WAR IN AFGI1ASlSTAN.
hA'lolsE:. ln!a, Sept. 4.-aly telographIo
"ews Irnh St,nEn alld Quvttn received ny to
.,ochek .,'' t'lls evening s!low colc!us!yely that
a'e '''s1Irgent AyooD's popularity in South
Ii's ~ hfghanfstnn l,as almost, 1t mt wholly,
a'sappeafett, for tho present ut !crst. Ills
%HeliI Ut forced loans and rcaUisttfoN Ut
s.ms ~ lls 1orna Its natural fruit, a,ll tho tnlcs
:" u'o Amcer's fa!r dealing alM eycu gu.ler-
IIsty Iay wl'lcl, have aroady reached Can.latar
.. "s'e' says one ut my correspondents, still
.au.e elnblttereu tto population uEalnst the
sral',!'llsis!l Ayo0h. Not unly docs sl,e pro.
,.t.s s.n9'lsls Anleet apreas u be well supplied
,;' H"l money, but Ills forces are BE-
,s'ea ,a to By very falrly equipped. They
"'nst number at least 7.ooo to 5000 n,el,, or
IMsa'.y tw!co as !ua!ty Us Ayuob's followers.
~ ~. 1al'y expactod that as snon ~ this army
.s~Ass hcxti-Ghllzal, II 1t l1qs mt doMo 50
s'.S ss.sauS, Asoob will nuke preparations for u
's4eat towards Easa Meanwhile Ae Is IEaw-
, 1881-09-19

lng IN ta nlyntlced posts at khel.t-A'lInntt,
village al0nt thtrty-Elve miles frnn' Calula-
liar oil tho t'anl r0nl. where they l,aye lmr.,
stntlonc'l tUr nearly tnntsla past; l!o lIas
aIs,' lnen ,lIslmtcllng to Farm md tte,At all
!!o hHnHy au htnrGs lie i,as lrnli i!l'ln 10 lAy
t,ls tlatHla o1.~intlre.t, :, esGr sl!;u ll,o
nf,ldlu Ut lust n,ontli Ayon!'s ~;
u securing Ills path of retreal tll.'! ~. j.,
~ haS nrtrlai1nMl = i,oly Wnr i'9ai!'Ht ti'a M
Ehgltsi Hl,ows lhat liu 'lns litslo l1Sie ~ "
i,atlon nns ina lG effect, a!nl tl'n rnnt! W ta
way betwecn l.a1uIailnr md lilo l'is[sl. frn1t-
i"r ~ repurlctl }crfuctlr snfe nistt ls'rt, It's
ast sS''S'!t la" r,, t. t!!siIfnl! III S,'s- ''aar
5flAlI!S-!ltl-ln WIS thu 4sm'nr'H !}Gt''!tS-uhy-
e1ilnr nt taMla'INr: Il Win s!o win. Il, rTHly
In sMlltr ,ti',In'sais lmft,rc tho lEstle nl M
w y5 }Gt rS t ae ,t ~ !s y H,';T'fE Mt Mi. sS.S" m
VAST POPULATION uF lrtlTIstI INDIA.
Calcutta, Sept, t.---'rllc completed si'tn1s
Of tho rc,,ssls fur NIL ln.l!a, which was taken
In Fobrunry l,,yc aow hecn published. Tl'ey
arc Us fnlluws: bengal, II, .o!9: AssasIl,
tslala7; Mustras, II, ,SEl, ,lst: tsombny, .0,g.0,-
| ll0: Sc!n,lc, 3,4o4, 4,nli; Northwest provIncrs,
.M,4il, It'll; Uudc, II, ,l01,ts5; 1'unInl :s3,t47,-
hi3; Central i'royncrw, tl,mj. lIH; lInrnr.
3,,,10, ,!ss,: ilulnuII. ai01,NiH; Mysnrc. 4, Af,-
800; Enorg. In, ,:,.%,; AImau, 4yl.0'a; tiart"la.
- ,aitD; TrNvhtGnrn, .4ul ihS: n.Nl s'nGsf'l,
tMsm ,fIs Ero Total for !'!I, ~ ltia ,ss u
MI nre miles alnI lis. iGl!lTt fcllugs. but
thu "details ~ IL sex ssr. not absolutely trust
worthy, as they Hrr absent for ,Rnlpnotili!, Il
portlo r. lylara nn itn}Iun','!snt I'ut slE
pt.ais iu bu aa,7ssRs,. Tho prtiyillcna sioW-
Ing the grentest lllGrtasu uye--!}Arnntl 81 per
cent, tue Central PrnyInces ., Ierar 70 'lltl
, 1881-09-19
LIMOS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFER
ENcE.

gptetal nftpatsh to TN IntsaSa Tribune.
pANA, ILL.,, Sept. 1S.-At $50 a. III. tntiay
thu conference luyn.feast was held ut llay-
warl's Opura-tlunse, anl WAS presided ovcr
by the Iluy, ". II. II. A0ore, Az eloquent
sermon wins delivered by bishop Merrill ut
1850 u. ILL.,, Mt tho sa''lo place.
At tho Methodist Eptscoml Church.
at j u: ILL.,, tho ordination services
wcro conducted by bishop Morrill,. ], 0.
Cullt,s, G. L. Atest0w,I, II. 7. Collins. J. H.
Artx, aial CllarIes II. Morrison were nrttaInetl
.tcacons, a,,1 II. ID. lI0wnrd, J. ". lltges. ].
i. crawf.rd, q. Il. ,SerinEorr,, !; a: W!lls,,
lleld il l,lslsa-n,estlnE mt Hayward
Upura-lI9asu q, Jo'sIoek. au.t wore a.AseSse.!
hathaway nf l'Iap!utnytnll, a'Il Mfs. l)nng!'-
ctty u JavkSHy!is se'aosrs rt w. - c H.
lluetlnY will m lIultl tomorrow MortIlnp,
WGrIl liz nu1t,fnt,nrtl.s vii l,s rcat. a. lnrg6
number Ut prnpiu frun, astollli,K sitirs tlaye
bevN hero today IL nltenn thu rarlDus sery-
tcH8.
, 1881-09-19

s;ys,ty s; rgs!s s e[s~ f; L wa' h
t toi ts 1s' Iary tat niEe ttere ~ s i" cylisc to
bring liln shthitlx Of Hayden withil.
tic legal definitions 1T jitstilul,in nr excl,s-
ab1e LnnE,i,lr; and, replying 10 tl.e nrEs,-
r,eDt N Str, Yforr3, !e SAIL tint though INC
jury l,atl slio power to ttsregarl tic ilistrtIc-
itun. Vt tic court rs Il, Tic law they linA lot
ulo rlRlt 10 do s,l. Tlio Inv had provided
rullrrss fur tic wrong tl0.lu Cpulra1e, and lie
private vengeance,
Thu 3,Iry wcrn out tweuty.four hours.
From tho beginning Ut their deliberations,
they sttuH! ,tuvul, 10 nus f,,r ueuultnl aIuil
wAs unly after n hight Ut tiuralire liz wl.ic!
leus aii utl,cr coll,forfs weru tlrl,le,l tIlo,ll
, 1881-09-19

Enett
o'.s.a. "'ps''" ~, ~ ~" .SAss ~, A'I"&. ,.
Fn'1'AhEt'''lllA' ~. oept. ls'--tA hhtr!h'e
murder ni,d attempt ut suicidu Gccurretl Inst
nlg!,t In Chrsier, about fourtvpn miles f.o,.
phlIn,i,lrl.,u. rim mnr,I,.rt.r n,uI woull..,,,
.,.,",',., l., ,,,,'a,,,n sti.,s r., ,.na.. III 49,,
s"'cH'H ~ 1n'',''"s ',t''S''' ~ 9etts "l''' au
thu father "f six clilldreli, their aaes ratlGis
at,tl 1,lottor I;rlJpet StIns,,,l uyutl Gu wears,
ria f,,,,. a Far ~ <,,,iJ In ,,thort i, I'm
."e"'' ~, 4.s 10 ...t,t,.,. '...u' ~
ah!else eSci'olheht wmteh presa''ea' arc
briefly as fDllows: Tile murderer, WHO
fuI been mora Or less addicted to
tI,o usr mr. Inner, ami uln,lp Ills
,' uu ".o "i"', s,,,f" ' ,., "" 'ii.oasa
nohe scele III S',!.c % anu "'sso.u ;'.
tielEhy. caine nome last HIGHT aoo'lt
o o'cltIrk Intoxicated. After s0llle angry
words Sti,,su,, md )lis wife went IL bed. In
tho conrs, ~ tho n,,,,,, tha ,,,,urrni ,n,,.t
,'.o e,''i's' -! . s.s 1a ,.,,, @ ~.
iIafe becll Ie1lcWcH+ lor nnoa1 ! y cloch 'h's
InorlllnE Mrs. Stins0n lett tIer bed Aild went
to the ru0,n ut ller dnughter, Intending there
IN ,,:,ss fl,e nirlt. rim husband, hnwnyrr.
r.,iv.i ~, ,,,L t,,.,s,.I hi. t,rorxi., ,,,ot
i"'o"c" ~ "'lu n's.a1s" ouiotr1ou''f ..,"t .,'
site Shn!ll:l rctarn 70 'ler own rht'l'i. nlls
ilnal'y diH 70 III ofdns 10 pacIfy tno ellrnEsa
itlslil. Mhat iui]oWeu, petWeen tie
, 1881-09-19


LAFAYETTE, In.t., Sent. ls.-'1lio Kritz-
meyer l,abeas corpus caso Is still undecided.
'rho ncr.lsetl has plncel upon the stnllu five
or six witnesses who l,nye sworn to tho fact
that l.c spellt tho tlny and night at tho huns
of II Als. Swtek. where l!e was buaitt.
Ivy, nla tlMt llo wns i'ctW%sn w.; ssyel. ,,sl..
where Jolm lIoDwr's Indy WIS fuuntt with
4 charge Of sllnt ,n!Ml slligs Of eat IN his
llrnrt mil body, Tho casu will iii doubt
terminate tnlnorrow, md will cono belor9
f"r Mominy. fhu evidence Viii have 10 bu
gul.e th.ungl, with agaitl, IN tho aaall,.
Shnn'A Henry llnuper's attorneys press Ills
1iAbeNs corpus eAse, lkuY te1llinE.