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IN n means Of national publication. Tho text
esptcsscs the sentiment Of uud lit history
and Col In tho individual soul. Cflrfsl[al,-
It's Is tho most potent factor OF modern l1tst
tory, pnti It Is Christ among tlic,l. III clos
ing, Dr.. Drown delivered q fcrycnt cxloftn-
tlon 10 The people to turn all to Gotl ns g ref
ugo in every trouble. i, =
Trinity.
At r1iE LUTHERAN EvASoEf1cAr. CHURCH,
the 1lev. i}r. bartholomew delivered feel
Ing address. liz said:
Thu work Of tho assassin Is done, md for Amer.
scan. iiborty another n,artyr has fallen; an Il
ti!g s Nation % II It people n,o.'ra .s Freat
did It full mort uncxpeotelly, and t,cxsr a,.,s was
Throughout our borders. Eyen tho !ts :cS'i. ..r:
The m1rnrinR md dissatisfaction fr,'ll tm9 IT,
employed had died nway ami sa,sars+ ,. activity
james i. uarioia ii islIcf,, sreat tnan, tr,o
hcrs,. man of Rront u,ornl ,srr'h. u true pfat-
cncs q Trcas statcs"pss ~ ~ @a wn are 10
10 whit be dcemed y!ahi; Shris,inn ,nan a I,s
Who II to highest official n"f'Gi; ; d., IT. "t sae. .e.
81 iSot 10; 10 do%fcss ,1s s0'stG:i Girst s ~ his sao
kavior, ~ fallen. mt Ha tio hcnh OF
party st as tho bend Q, Nn51; h,S ~ "r pafs
mourn our Nation $ loss. Wo nwc X to the Hn'
ton, o7o It II rho mon whom VIC call to thls
tfrti vocation mid whose lives nr3 therGbf u1pro
or less 1eurlr,1t2pd, IL put II beyond ut,tibt that
tho man who Guntnts alseh iced Rllnit phy US
penalty with no.hing less thnn hts !ito: 1.et tho
death penalty stand. tot ultr laws hc faithfully
executed, and wc Will 1lnve fcwcr tn,irderera to
drnl Witt, . ......,.
At TIE cttucM or UNITY
spscial n,enlorla! seryrns were held. The
speaker wuuitl not dwell npoil tic Incidents
Of the latc Presidents carenr, now grow, SO
fa,,lIinr, but spokc Ut Ills character md
Eome lessons of consolation for tho linlir.
Gen. Garfield WIS /, siErnl illustration 0f tho
larger ami nobtrr manhood wlicl, republic
Nh institutions are a.tapted to foster. llo
MAS man Of tho people. ard, wlsntevcr lii
si[vlduaE supcrlorits lie camc to de-
velup, III. was liryef lEftel nut OF
sympathy with them. Tho struggles
Md prlvntions Ut lila own life llRd taught
him sympathy with lnwsy circumstances
aIhE tn acknowledge real worth In human
gnisc. Tlle simplicity OF his tnstcs and habits
Of life was nscr Ibid nsitle or oycrgr0wll
under tho intInenccs nf hgl, public Office aid
It's accompanying noclnt statioa. lis was
without nstrl,sation. Ills whole bearing WIS
market By natlrsty.
Menufiai surv1ces were also held In tho
IN, Thu otllof churchrs Of thu city, and the
p;,stnrs delivered ensUgistlr addresses OIL the
llfe Ut tic late President.
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susns, ilu pu' aio n'.tI ".s 'iot tne1s. A1!N1ety
"ne .1 susy ' ~, us!v' ,.;s !taSS u .a
mt la folntl.
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of tl,o tuicstiues mn t1,c .other sidc NJ t},o
clnu,l,pr frl,ov wars IN horL out1 IN sinai
topntber ns rrs,,lt of tha nerlto,,so, in'in,nn.
tIon. tInt they wrra son,cwl,nt torn n tl,is n.y..
nniuation. FfunIly tlle ],nlt was fn,,nti tv1ur
Mt tho bottom of the howl. Tl,o tntestfnrs
Ind hcen 80 ,niyc,l lin in tljs nrocess Tint II:
was ,lit1lcult Mt first to tell fran what mr..
tion tia ltnll ltnh mon tlstnrIcd # ,yna
found. however. Tint the hail wns Thoroughly
cncvstctl. TINT fts snc wns ohout #, md il,at
of fsn,f II wnI,1d mt tnvo t,con itl,nlv M 1ovo
tlonc TIM President INV hnrm. This re,,.
iral outline. in Language strinnod nf muaica,
terms fs substantially
r,Tr srony THAT wiz, nn ,rotn
In opposition to tho Official autopsy, Those
, 1881-09-26
Suicidal.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. 25.-hfzs. W!ll1an
Writ, wife OF well'known citizen, conlm1t
ted suicide last night by hauglng herself III
grape-arbos while suffering from temporary
abarratlon caused by sickness. Her husbaM
and sou found her within five minutes a1ses
the act but life was extinct.
, 1881-09-26

f!TEUEr Qunf GE-Cn1rhfnru t1Jnfpo
rcceiycd n tIisnatct, from InIin to.,ov ~
Northnrn fu';a for amor,eo,a inss ~
~ ~ rAmrs ''
Tho following priynte f11spntch from AIR
Pop,eroy, Secretary of Lceation Mt Paris.
was rcceiyed tonIRbt by AR. Etw;n Cn,yne
editor Of tho Ltaticr:
PARIS, Sept. a5.-Fuuosat services will be 1,o),,
In tho protcstunt charcnca Monday afternoon at
Q O'Clock. An GRAFTON commemorative of tho
lato President will bn delivered. Members Of
tho Cabinet and Diplomatic Corps WILL attend.
PoNEhor.
fAnis' sept. a''-!aao aeataf OF PRESIDENT
t'arne'a WIS fc1effed 10 III tae sermons ut
inc ENGLISH aaa American churches tottay.
ta1hof Hyac'htlle colenfatea service IN
honor or the dend PRESIDENT, mt which
Morton. tic American Minister. was present.
1T. PAul's cAF1fEhlsA1"
LONDON sept. @''-ot' i!1ars Cathedral
was absolutely crafnned THIS afternoon, 1t
having ocoh announced that the services
wolla relate to tue death OF President Gar-
ilo4o' 4Aa nHaJos!ty OF 1no coilBrcgatloh was
IN lnourhsng' when TIC 0ead Marc!i Ill
oaul " WAS played tl'o Whole congregation,
numbering many thousa1lds' rose aild re-
inal'1ett stasdlag nmlasS profound altehce. a!
Showing grief ard many Wceplng. Cnno.l
stubbs preached, mid specially referred to
t!ie cfael manner OF tfesIdcnt daflleld's
aeatll. !te extol'od hls lito alld virtues alld
oxhfossca sympathy Tor tho sorrowing
American Mutton.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
At both Nornlng and evening services in
Westminster Abbey reference was Mlade to
President Garticid's death. The Rev. Mr,
lfnWkfnS gnttl tha latD President who CANA
, 1881-09-26

NO TI0INGs Of THE IEANNET!E. =.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ga dlspa!ea
from Victoria, British Columbia, says ~
schooner Sun Diego has arrived there ifo@
Dahslngs Straits. She saw nothing Of Nv
Jeannetta Mor elthar Of tha relief expeditions
, 1881-09-26
SIRilcK RY llGHINlME

VTIIVV4E u EtQIIE HlEtVr !, M
John Hood, Of No, 1870 West Seventeenth
street, while seated ae n front window OF h's
residence ut $50 last evening. was struck BY
lightning. Dr. Church, who Is In attendance
is unable to say how the case will result, a
Als. Hood was still unconscious at lave
hour, "
, 1881-09-26

F1tst Mcthotist Episcopal Chnrclt, addressed
yery largo congregation, allhllnH III etO-
Qtlent terils to the character nt tlo lnle Pres
itl4pt, and stamping l,is assassination anil tint
Of tho lamentetl l.incnln rs tho Most tlabul-
lcul deeds In The n,tha1s OF crtno throughout
tho w!Ioio world. !.
1tENl,y WARD 1n:EonEis.
NEw YoHK, scpt. 15.-Eycrs church to.,ay
l'a,ls n iarge congregation, ln,t| Mt morning
tNfevenftlE service. III alt tllhdealll ar1l ltfN
of President Gnrtiel,l were rcterretl 10 II, ttlo
dlacqurses. At tic llav. Henry Wnrl i3edch'
ar's cfiilrct, lit Brooklyn, hundreds weru M.
ablo 10 gain entrance, md the Tnbo:hntt8of
tic Rev. Dr. TalnlHgo llatl Il similar, ,,ekperl-
.cncc. Tho pntforin mud chor,,st' aa4tery of
rlymont'I Church wore heavily .1rppct!. Mr..
t3ccchcr, In tho opening praydry ysald the l.,ri
had latQ Ills l,n1Ml heavily Gil tho Nattol, and
1iad tnksn to Himself Ills servant, but tho
manner of lis deat1, hail illlcd tllenl with
s!talno mil llOrror. They wofo thankful there
had been no, shnck, l,o dEsarrangtng Of tho
nfTalrs Ut tha, Nation through this event.
Alr. Decclicr, lit the course of tho serlnnli.
snid: "Wo spcnd years in gathering knowl
ctlge, md die A. va aru prepared to nse 1t
Short rs life le,lwc nrn moi suflercd to live its
normal lengths. WHY does 0osl, man ask,
choose the strong md Useful. alla let the
worthless IlyoA
WHY 1s ruE itEHo BURIED
tntlay md tile 1tnfernal instrument OF his
destruction permitted to live 2" Tho rcyer-
emil ntutlcrnnN then spoke at length Ut Gar-
fields life amt the services l,o lad performed
up to etlIno l,o was called 10 iitl tic l,igh-
est office III tho gift Ut tho Nation. God l,ad
now taken him to Himself, mlI tho Nation
was lnourn'nEhiR loss. Men forgot to sleep
, 1881-09-26
THE AUTOPSY,

Special Dtipatth to Ihs CHICAGO Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 2i.-Prcsldent
Garileld's lutly Is not yet In Its grnye, but
the quarrel Of the doctors Inns begun. IL Is
probablo TINT this contest will continue for n
longer pertod Tim the eighty days through
which The great patient suffered. 1t Is 10 he
rcopcncd In the interest Of medical science,
but 1t is difficult to discover how medical
sc!uncg can be benefited by 1t, No discus
sion can make more prominent tho fact tl,at
the surgeons In cliargo know absolutely
nothing about the cnse. An additional coil
troversy will only serve to show how fnr
surgery Is from being Nil exact science. aud
will tend still further to weaken public coi1tl-
aence In surgicnl skill. One eminent surgeon
snys TINT tho disclosures of this case have to
such an extent destroyed public confidence
in surgery that It will bu fifty years before
tho confidence that existed prior to .1ulya
will be restored. News comes from Cleye.
land that
Dir. DOrNTON,
soon after tho intorment, will publish Ills
statement OIL the autopsy. Thnt statement,
rs It will coNtroyert tn many important par
ticulars tho official report of the autopsy,
will doubtless creRte n Ercnt sensation. In
view Of tho fact tint Dr.. Boynton has deter
mined 10 make this publication 1t will not
bo inappropriate to anticipate some OF tho
mnro Important features Of Ills report. This
/ NH nblc to ia from Information obtained
from sources TINT cannot DO questioned. DR..
Doynton was not invited by the attending
surgeons, who wero opposed to him from
thu outset, to bo present Mt the autopsy. but
hEsrolastons to the family were such that ho
could not be excluded.
Prior to the autopsy the New York under.
, 1881-09-26
FUNDS.

ALBANY, n. i.
Special Dt.pateh 10 The Ch4eaoo Tribune.
ALBANY, n. T., Sept. GA movement IS
on foot to raise fund by 81 subscriptions 10
erect monument In memory Of Garfield II,
tho Washington Park here.
DENVER.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 2i.-13oxes hive been
pfgccd fn conspicuous places In tllis city to
receive subscriptions for tho Garfield mo11lt-
inents. Thu boxes llnve two compartments,
one 10 receive twcnty-iiye-ccnt subscriptions
for National monument alltl thu other to rc-
cetvo miscellaneous sllliIs for city mortl-
1nent. Il subscription list will nlso be clrcu-
lated for larger donations for thu city mon,l-
mcnt.
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DENVER, Colo, Sept. 2a-The EaFl o.
Atrlta Of Scotland, member Of the Hopss
of Lords, died suddenly OF eQpge6tlfe caln
at the Wludsor hotel tonight
, 1881-09-26

riosc int tImmcs - of fr,,tni niciItv viii which h3
urholtl even as Vlcc-Prc.itci.t. thu chief opro-
nSitt OF president Uarnci1 a,; n'a Ky ~"
fneGon,st pnr r,nlnc,icg of tic Republican, rnr.
II. Nov. tho highest md most snerct hopc* ot
nnc ~ 9psn ,!a nmsG ,ha ,tn prosents Hminjstrnjo
and tic possible nnd rrobablo reform Of tho
abuses in os'co which .,.
HAVE BEEN THE ,,.si.e ArshohHtoA oF oo's
.,a y sc,,,, m t,tc N"iinn.i rocc Tim rcv
irsl,icnt i,Ma tic tcmpnt tloI1s Of iii his past t.,
put The at,Mln!straaon whieh rfSstst,t M Gartod en-
t''. o,1so III ~ eroys, IND into tho i srs pf
utcc plan. lem oycn ocslovo that hitherto ho
i!s ano.tRns m tnar 70 ~ tro , n,,. q % ny
eyi.servca refurtn IA wild a1,d ois!lhsai IN rs
wcnk ftttnccnoy., We'll. If TINT n 70 rtnve hts
rnn,,2of his M nI'I iii a,il isnv. .Knny onnions. lhou
irt him be w,rncu thut tr bus troubles befurc
him t"o aor!''s tu he tnvosc,'.
THE AMERICAN aft rEort': ~ ME IN NJ Aoop
,pto n faat.,u,. au.l nnrtfsan noltcy, Tlloy loye
loo wei! Tho hrauty and ,(lustre 2t reason, can
uaf, na tS.an1na aeAsc' noy WI ts, . en III,
s,,wn. " as, q, thn @ oil % e,c,l. ~ thu fw IN
M iI,nor ring ntitvttc,l tho ael,orat wish. Con.
s.n,tr as e9 arrn g IT, ~ rn. r:
finu,on ile cNti, Ii ho will, ily siiclttY to tho
splrit nl policy With whlos, ie tato Altnl,,is- 4
a vi, III ahc Intc a. hnt,oF Of the Wolc pcoulc
pruviny himself Tho pcnpn's prcs!dcnt mud not
lin iriul,icut ~ +, s,nrft mich lfss nr fnctiutt
III Il pnr'y.. If be falls q. lnw rs TINT. or doos
m: viii, nE r;tE LEAST 1IoSourp
among tho little llonured predecessors who hnyc
rsGn to hGh n;ce ~ ne ,ss, e. ~ n,'i
ilcattincss we, pruy that ho ,nuy, bc wtso md
raGenf na ta1 a, inc m 9. T.. w nf 1ho
nrGntrcss how thrtist ,l,nt, him he i1ns only 10
taKo s.evI,ntuKe or his position to undo Ill hi.
m S nan an n bas oft rcady 10
10 lns.esi. Tit Go viii not 30 dIsappolns his
gener9na and iriatfnl friends; Aus; @ TUG I'm.
svcrI,c a,u from tho taiI onti m,s f1om tbo hcas,
aud tho oi,u porl whan = citizen Of Now York Is
PRESIDENT = thas tho laal'Enant !nliteace q tno
fi, stto,ij,i throw lis iurid shau over tho whoio
policy ar.l tone Of tho country.
LET otj1t A1trl1ui, REDEEM THE EMPIRE
, ..,,. srATE ,.u,,,,,,, s,a IN
snaiI rovva lho ,,atr RI an,T shmra tho spcnlors
of thMt Nneic,.t Arthur, King at tho british and
Mgsa Isfs ana ps tnn ss9 e., r t ,1o ~ meaeI
~ New York TX. '' ''&'s '''e'' WV wy '0 ''''~
OTHER MINISTER'S.
1t may bo Of interest to know w!lnt some Of
, 1881-09-26

HePIlEH hi'uct l"u Hllectl}n of nr by nnn -
tho SURGEONS III attendance, a'ld dur!na -,
most tue wllnle coslfsa ot Treatment wcrc AZ
ilfihlstefcu ny alfo ol ttlont. At Tho t,rs, ,n
tH"t,sl' VI e!e '"''.rc ~ tne stomach 10 ner.
iofti lis 1'ii'et'of's u "as i'inceti Mt physfo,
A'9Iea! rest a.la resort was ''au to rectal all,
~ Mentat1on' in's en'irsc was pursued after
.H .ne 'tnst earotul stuuy OF tlo previous condi.
tls't'' i.slory, anu naoits Of INC President, and
~ 1t, s',c.. nal"",cs rs ho haa previously sui.
ic'eal L. .lons: noiloYo 1llo manner In which
~, NV VIZ s"st"!ne't "ns'h9 pef'ot OF seventy.
s'.na uuys u tt'e oest answer rs to tho course
p'tiaNea. -....
-, TIE MEDICAL TALENT EMPLOYED.
N"a ."e "'st n1ed'cai talent employed.
" wv wa ,,, ~ a"tos'I,o"any a,tVeil away from tic
.nse' "'"t were t!io tresl1eflts Wishes ~ IN
us '.ea'eat httetdahts regarded, OF we,e
s.,ry' o' 'ao CONTRARY pcfstste'ltly thwatt.
Z"
=" lGp'S " tHe5e HHeStlolls, DOTH OF which
Involve tElu snsl'e answer, may say that tha
verdict of the incident profession of ths ths
"oFld 0pot tue History OF tlle case, Its treat.
'aetit, md the pathological condition IA.
Vcnlell at tic autopsy, Will be my best v,uli.
cation. Az to tho otliur gentlemen WIN
were associated with me- rs counsel, and
VINO VIII perfect unanI1ntty Sustained
t!1a diagnosis, management, and treatment.
tlloro ca1i bo but ono opinion. They stan,f
pie0nllnent III thofr profession, and arc MAJ
wl'oso opinions Will be taken rs tlEcta ~
modern surgery. They, like myself, will ba
lrled by their poors upon tho facts, and viii
cheerfuliy Submit to tho Just judgment NJ
the enlightened profession. Now, III regard
10 ....
,u TIE WISHES or THE PRESIDENT.
ine 'oecfetary OF War scht ilis carriage for
a'o lh1lea"teiy ailcf tno shooting, With
1hessago 10 tnRo el'arFe o. tho l'resttent's
Gaso .1nt'l lnrlner oruets; or arriving at tho
aepos ! was immediatety conducted to The
room w1laro tne lfcslacnt iay and assumed
cll"tse u uio case! locili1R was thoro by
proper authority TIC history md conduct
ol lne e''so Is not pertlhent en- until tho follow.
,ng SUNDAY morning. When tllo President
nv" lu''y Ieactea' haa naa several hours
" resi- as'a wns eheertul anu competent
10 a.tena 10 ahy orainary business ! pre-
se''teu tho mater OF us PROFESSIONAL attend
ulaeo ~ l,!n' .tts: oasneie nehe present |
le'e'sl u.olo oHpnlInsu ~ hl.h 1u,1y too valuabls
po,,ss,o1a e,.ss, ss's.ailcc !nrge number Of
.e'ical ecntle'!leIl t1au lehasfeo up 10 that
, 1881-09-26


" Cll4CAUV lNlf1UNH:
- -----:--==-----------=---
| nerfect ARRANGEMENTS for holding memorial
services Monday. Suitable resolution, were
n,tDptelE, md n committee consisting of VII
lnge.freslslcnt Smnrt antl AlGssrs. Patterson,
Thompson, Wood, ntut SpraElts wrro nr-
pointed t" complete tito program. Tho sorv.
lees occur nj . O'Clock ~ III. Ino stores alld
| schools are closed throughout tho ttaS.
MAnlsoS, N!s'
spse'd' D0ra'ea 70 1"e ca'edso ff'o"ne:
MADISON WIS, sept %o.-ale'aorlal-pay
VIII oo opSc.'esl hclo 'oiholtoW W losal
SUSPENSION o. business nlehoilai'seef'ce
VIII DC 'ieht III tae trespytef1an chusc! III IL
oc'uch' nlin sehgfal lhenotla''set''ec III
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EXTENDED CONVERSATIONS.

Special DApasth u 1As OAsease TttouHe.
DUBUQUE. Ia, Sept. 25.-Telephone com
Illumination with Watestown, Manchester
and other towns WAS mad0 today. and ~, ~.
b!quers arc now talking With people u"
miles AWAY.
, 1881-09-26

arqGtsibfe in luany parts of London. At tho
-sGrVlcu III Westminster Abbey toslay dsreo
composed l,y Gass for Lilo funeral ut the
Dnkt TT Wellington will bo s,,nR.
The bells tho EdIngburg churches will
be talle.l today.
nt;rha Council Of tho Social Scienca As
stcFntEnn sent Il t,tcssaRe Ut sympathy to Tic
American Socln1 Sctenee Association.
Tho DaitU Nc'es surrounds with MOURN
Ink tho borsler Of thu news lit relation to
President Garfield. AZ n1nst Of tho chapcls
throughout t'roat Britain on Sunllny tho
death of President f}arlinld was alluded 10.
Tho bishop Of Manchester III n sermon
warmly eul0gizctl the lnta President.
Forty thousand persons wero present ut
service III Alexandria palacc, many In deep
Mourning 'rltc pulpit was tlrapntt.
Tho Rev. Newsnnn lialt, ut Christ Church,
Westminster, sattl. though aead, Garfield
still lives, In tic living union between Eli
gland mid America.
Dr. 1'nrknr eulog[zcd Tho lato President
and lI1s widow.
A1orcnra ID. Conway, preaching IN South
1'laco CI,apcl. Mnsbury, said: The death Of
President Gnrlleld had united tho North and
Soat1l lit Amoricn to degree that hn1 not
existed since tilo Civil War.
DUBLIN.
Dunt.1S. Sept 2I.-'The death of President
Garfield was referred to III various churches
thronghout ireland.
sr. rErEnsnultu.
Sr. pErElsnUlso, Sept. 25.-A snccfal sorv-
leo for President Garfield WINS held Mt The
British cl,apcI. Tho pulpit was tlraped and
the congregation III mourning.
1lE:In.iN.
BERLIN, Sept a5.-Funcrat services for
President t1ariip|d will bo held hero Monday.
Ono Of the EMlpcror's cllapIains will preach.
, 1881-09-26
CONCURRENT SERVICES,
HUDSON, MICH.

apsssa1 R.patea to m Chicago Tstauns,
HUDSON, Mlcll., Sept, aa-A meeting was
held at The opcr a-houso Friday nlght to
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sense Of which he had already been
guilty. DurIng all this time IT would
seem that Lord Huntingtower had pre-
served an ntrrmittent association with
herewith the rssult that several children
were born. The claimant was not born
until 1863; and in 1866 Lord Huntingdon
or pleaded 70 a fresh action brought by
her at the Assizes at Maidstone gon the
settlement of 1854, that as his wife she
was incomI etent thus o sue him. Shesre-
torted by plea that she was not his
wife; but verdict was entered for him,
though ny consent II was afterward set
aside. n the present case there was an
en- barrassing absence OF positive facts.
SpIcer, the Wallet was dead. Several
persons testified that Mrs Tollcmache
and Lord Huntingtower had been known
by the name Mr.. and Mrs. Tollemache.
One of the daughters, born before 1868,
deposed 10 illusions by Lord Hunting
tower to her mother as his wife. But
the committee was in possession of no
evidence, either oral or written, 10y per-
SOUS who in Scotland observed them
ackno wledgiDg one another as husband
and wife, and IN the absence of such
testimony it was boutd to decide the
case against the son who was bern to
them.
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ROMANCE OF THE PEERAGE

DECISION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS
WITH RESPECT TO THE DISPUTED
EARLDoM OF DYsART-JUDaMENT
FOR THE ISSUE OF THE ENGLIs II
MARRIAGE.
LONDON, March s, 1881.
The House of Lords in the contest
ed Dysart peerage case has delivered
judgment in favor of William John
Manners, the issue of Lord Hunting
towers English marriage, as against
Albert Edwin, the claimant under
LordHuntlngtower's previous irregular
Scotch MARI iage.
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