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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
Leaving an Interesting Little
Party Of Creditors Behind
to Mourn Him,
And to Make up the Various
Shortages Out ola Stock of
Family Groceries.
Two Barrels of Molasses in Trans
itu, and the Keister OF the I'm
known, Among the Arti-
cleS Attached.

some six months ago there came to y.
dalia one of those blathcr>kite individual
against whom the in-tiuc ui every scu,ibI,
man naturally exert themselves. liz. VA.
one 81 that class eli characters who car
number the towns where they have lived
a. many times as they have
fingers ami toes amt whom
the towns which they have honored with
their presence number aS one E.orc among
tn. rl>Cai> who have done up tIs.iI
people. This individual came To >cGaiia
Tor the purpose. IL would seem. OF a,!Gin.
one more to the list fl towns where l.,
has lett an unSav"rv record behind him.
He caS; his eve upon The popular grocery
establishment of /. I. Clifford. ON the
c"rncr "i Ohio and Fourth streets. Thi,
hc bought, paving Mr.. Clifford something
over twcnjy-oHc hundred dollars i'm cash
Tor the outfit ~ il Stood lie then or,ncd
uP business With i whiri, advertising filn-
>vll extensively and r,cklc>~lv ~ "Hi;t,n-
ger, the | rkrpwu.' AMI - the ~uc,.->-, =
al the peoples iavorijc, meaning the rn,.fi-
lar Tom Clifford III, carried ON bu,in,-.
in this style until Yesterday. Towards The.
last he began To- advertise him~-If - the,
Little Known hut the>riu,i shows thai,
hc i altogether too wcil-kn 5wn L. Il u,,,u-
Der of our citizens
Yesterday evening a select party 81 th,
victims OF the heretofore unknown" Eit-
j,u@cr. gathered IN I'm excited manner AN
front 81 his store. They had learned that
during the day he had secretly sold out tb,
establishment, AMI WAS supposed to hav-
quilted the establishments 81 the Queen itv
forever. Mr.. VIM. I. Tucker vcuny man,i
two weeks clerical experience in the service.
81 BittInger, was found in possession. lie
stated that he had purchased the establish
mrnt. paving Blttingcr therefor the SUI.
81 two thousand doilar>-Onc thousand
down, AMI giving his notes icr the. balance
ami that the transaction had b,cn with, -
81 by various persons. lie said thai
liittengvr> reason Tor selling ont
was that he could 10 louarr
pay his debts. which upon investigation
proved to he many Among The sufferer,
are ira Ilin,daIc. who i 81 short w.
W. Dillon, so; W. ". Ierold. S. T..
Moore. bydS ~ Co, wholesale araccr~. -.
Louis, 50; y. W. Trip. >l1.,S; finn
norman ~ lIartcr. $li15: j. Wc>, (,nc.,- .
win, >i2i.il; L. : Murray board bill. /
so; Er", kmcyvr " Rankin. Jacob Furtr.. /
EcEcrly Bros. Adam Roth. and Navau
Mel ord. ~. Louis grocery iir.u~. various
-tIi>.
The Justice, 81 the peace of the
-Iry wcte kept busy to-day i>>uiuc
writ~ 81 attachment against the >toyx ~ /
groceries and ~kyk,cnery remaining In t,.r
possession and the alleged own,r>hi.
II Mr.. Tucker. Two barrels Gt
Eases and tine kcj>trr, or ,ruuS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15

We have "a speedy AMI positive care
for Catarrah, DiThtheria. CAnkcr month
and Head Ache, IN SIIILol!S CAIAEEIi
REMEDY. \ nasal injector free with
each bottle. U>e ii ii yoG desire health
and sweet breath. Price % cts. Sold hy
all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15

llandpainted fruit bowl, Miss Alice
Parker
The bride and groom left On the "owl"
train for -. Louis, where in future they
Will reside.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
AN UNGRATEFUL TRAMP.
He Attempts to Elope With
the Wife Of q Man Who
Had Fed Him,
But Their Little Scheme Was Nip
ped III the Bud and He
was Jailed.

Charley Ellis l. the name ni Il TRAMP
ing painter vino arriNod IN this civ about
two months ago without a cent I'm hi,
pocket. On his arrival here Ellis fell in
with another painter named Gas. Cripprn.
a drinking. di>S"iutc fellow. Cripp.m.
who wa~ "n Il spree, took the stranger
home ~ilh him. and told him 1" maxi, hi,
castle his stopping place anil hc found
work
This Ellis did. AMI everything ran along
smoothly f"r about Ten DAYS. VI til, rx-
pirail"n al that length "l time. Crippyn
noticed that Ellis MIS- paving undue at
t"nll"n t" his ltrlpren wife. trippcn
demonstrated with him and gave him or
dcr> 1" leave the place. Al ihi> ih,. tramp
informed him that h" had as much rigMl
,herc ~ hV had. H. he had obtained Mr..
CrIppen consent la remain. On icarniE"
this Crippcn and his wife had 4 quarrel.
during which Mts. Crippen got her PAWS
slapped. For this she had her
husband arrested and he WIS
fined SO and costs Lex Squire Fisher.
A. lac had no MONEY with which 10 pax the
tim". he WAS turned over Ia the Constable.
and, on his employer. \. ". WiuIzcn-
burg, going hi> security. wa> turned lous,.
tr!pp,n at once lc:t Tor Mr. WintZen
burg'> residence i'm The country for ihe rur-
pose of going Ia work, taking his Oldest
son along with him.
Nothing more uf interest iran>pircd In
the household OF This family. except that
Ellis continued 1" make IL his honIv. um,ii
last evening, when Mrs. Crippcn sold ont
all The furniture, turned her two Little
boys aged six and eight wears oGt "i door,
and announced her intention ri departing
Tor Georgia. 81 course Ellis Vas To- a.
her. Last evening Ellis and Mrs.
CrPpcn were noticed 5y IA express ms
~cngcF >tandipg Near the express office
and talking in SUSPICION, man
Hcr. lHe messenger al once ~u>;iciun-d
that All WIS not right and concluded L.
listen to their conversation Finally ht
hear! Ellis saw III Iix isim: YOU meet
me AT the IG:i0 train" On saving this
they took their departure. both going ~
opposite directions. Tn, messenger theI:
informed a police officer 81 what he ha:
heard ana 81 has suspicious. also giving
nlm description 20! lac par;:.> The 81
.icyr. who MAS CagmIzaul 81 the do.i-~ 90
,hc couple, al "nce 81 uUi Jo hunt them
Ip. He wa~ lao; successful IN Guiiug
them, however. but found M. Grin
pens TWO litli,. boys un. ih, depot plat
form CRYING. lie I'll once ini,rru--
ii.d the eide, uf the iy.a. vino
i remarkably bright child Tor oI.c 81 ms
20. who Told the Office that .lc MAS AUa.-
~ his mamma. and Wa- tircd and hungry.
| he two children were placed ia Ih. depot
waiting room, and about train liE.e their
mother rui nm an appearance. III. stated
nat -hc NaS going IT, "a. Louis. hu; wa~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15

Over 3UNOb0 Howe Scales have been
sold. send Tor catalogue to Borden. SCI
lcck " Co, General Agents, ~ Louis.
Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
A TIMELY LECTURE.
The Earnest and Business-Like
Talk of Rev. A. II. Stephens to
the Young Men Of Sedalia.


I hi eager listeners. The reverend gentle
man said that they were met together i"r
. a little talk OH subjects of which every
:. man knows something and al which most
(. women know nothing, and which il would
: bc improper that they should knuw-mat-
tiers concerning only men themselves.
He said hc was not going Ia talk lik. =
= preacher, hut just ~ IL hc were ''onc III the
BOYS" himself. He gathered together q
little knot ui Young fellows L. serve ~ =
choir. via" took their seats IN The front Row
The preacher selected "rly those HYMNS
in wh.ch aii,ou.d join He read with gre.
feeling ihc sacred and beautiful song.
PRECIOUS Name "i Jesus All juincd in
singing. and the untricd voices filled the
little church with melody. Then there.
w;:> a icrvcnl PRAYER. touching and simple.
and suited tu ihC spirit al the occ;,Si"H
"kc>cu, the P,ri>hiIg." WAS the next son /.
sung; the railroad brakeman. the vouu-
blacksmith. the NOunc clerk. book k,tIrr
or professional man. and the Nuun.. >.,luur-
keeper. too. all joining in.
Mr. Stephens then hy@au TN,
business 81 hi> l,ciUr-l"r business IL
was-rarI!v bushes. partly holiness. II,
said ilra, solomon wl> one Cithc bows him
>"ii. ana knew about the, things. ami read.
wiih great effect. portion al iiiv liith
chapicru I'll Proverbs:
My son. attend INT" nav wisdom. ana
bow thine car To- my understanding.
That ihuu may,>t regard discretion.
ami thai thy lip may keep knowledge:
For the lip 81 u strange woman drop
a. hon. ycuusb. ami .ivr mouth j. smooth
cr than oil
But her end = bi:t.r ~ wornw"od
shar;. IL a lw"-,,gcd sword.
Her iret 20 down To- death. her steps
take hold "n hell
Jus; think 81 lha, BOYS. Ah. her i,,t
du take hold om he'll. You all Know il
every one "i Won.
lest thou ,h"Eli>: ponder The path al
life, her WAY, are movable that thou c:ln>t
no; kr"w them.
Here mc ROW therefore. - ve children.
and depart not from the words 81 NY
mouth.
Remove Thy wav from her AMI come
not ni4h ;he door e.! her hoGs.."
The WAY in which temptation reaches .
the mind H. through the eve. Ii 4 man de-,
not SIC Ih,>c things h.,io,s not hankcrai,,r
them. \ gentleman once wished ucmnloy a
coachman T. in- iir~i man who applied.
To- him, hr said How CLOSE. can vou
drive L. q stump and m;>s /; - The man
replied thai liz could ,ir;v, within six
inches of = stamp ami never touch IL.
Won art not the m,an want" said the.
gentleman. T. IA, Next man who applied
a. pul the same question. This man >lii
that hc could DRY, within three inches 81
= stump without driving on L. il. The
Gentleman >aid: Won are not the man
want. Another man applied III, >ail,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judge Ryiand' s Charge to the
Grand Jury.

: The November term ii the criminal
court met TODAY. This afternoon .Iudyr
/ HvlaEi charged the grand iury - L. their
duties L. which rh,v should attend. and the.
rulr~ al their government while i'm the
I grand jury room. He said. I'm substance.
that they were {" ilVuir, into the crimes
committed within the body III the county
ani present their Indictment therefor
without fear favor or affection.
luu are tu Investigate all uil,.ii,,.> com
miltcd Within vour county; anil ii vnu
iiud that Il crime has been committed. and
yuU also iiEd the author al the uIi,r,,.. ven
arr L. present an Indictment To- The court
against the guilty person The law j.
that nN man can IL tried iur = icIonv-that
J.. a crime "i hich the Iuui~hrl,nl i, inn
pr.>unm-ut in the states prison without
Indictment l,y thc grand Jury. You are
"a exercise the greatest car, in vuur pro-
c'cdiuE~ and to careful that uu innocent
person l. indicted bv yuu. luu vii! find
That il l. Not every person charged with
Grim, that J. guilty. ~ I@a.H>; Nhviu there
- even probable ease. Parties NAV come
hri"r, vcU who. Tor purposes I'll ;hcir own,
desire the indictment of some inn"cvnt
mIn against whom their i.r, iud.cc or
hatred : very great. You ,h.G.i beware
al Mi such I',t,,.'.>.
That ri grand juror !, probably one ri
the uuhic>l 81 oiiic,>. Tie .I,J;,>t inter
c~;> arv committed to his Z age Tie
iIucrtv. and even the lie. ii L.> fellow
ciiiz-u> l. gwen into h,> care
In "r!,r to by = ar"u! Juror
"a mau should rise To- the iuli
>;uiUrs. ri TIE good citizen ami au honest
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15

stocking yarn, only GIc pound. n
the Old Reliable >vialia Wuclyu Mills.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-04
DIR. SPINNEY,
NO. IL Kearny Street,
Treafs All Chronic and Special Diseases

Young Gen
SAHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS
W OF youthful folles or indiscretion will do well to
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private disease of any kind character which he under
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are many at the Of thirty to sixty who are
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often accompanied by slight smarting burning
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ross ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes
small PARTICLES Of albumen will appear the color will
be OF thin milkish hue again changing to dark and
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difficulty, ignorant OF the cause, which is the second
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genitO urinary organs
Office Iiours1O to and tos Sundays, from 10 II
Consultations free Thorough examination and advice
81 Call or address,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07
OBITUARY.

The Dorset Parish which for more than
year has been notably exempt from the
invasions OF death, save in the departure
OF our cherished centennisn. Uncle Isaac
In May, has Just been called 10 mourn the
loss OF another well known and highly es
ieemed citizen; Aaron 5. Sheldon son OF
Moses and Betsy Eastman Sheldon. He
Was born at Fair Haven, VT. April 7, 1877,
and died At bis residence 10 this place
jane 20 1851. OF large family Of broth.
err and sisters only Calvin Eastman, OF
Dorset; Mrs. Sarah Warren, y. Y. Mrs.
Julia Arms 81 lie Roy, y, Y; aud Jacob.
Of Glens Falls now sarsivs Al the age Of
seven years AAroa went 10 live with bis
grandfather Eastman 10 East Rupert. and
after the death 81 his father he was sp.
preniieed 10 his brother in-law, Is. O. War.
rsa 10 learn the trade Of carpenter and
joiner Ia this business which be pur.
sued during the larger part Of his active
life be was unusually capable and success
FIJI Many Of the homes and public build.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07
GARFIELD SHOT DOWN IN
WASHINGTON !!
His chance for re-
cover only one in a
hundred +!
The indications are that
he will take that chance.
Latest news from the
Capitol.

On Saturday the country was startled
w the intelligence that President Garfield
had been stricken down by the hand Of an
assassin. The first reports were meagrt
aud most people refused to believe them
liiuking il must be horrible mistake
later Intelligence, however, confirmed the
ed news, though it also told the fac,
hat there was u chance for his recovery.
Briefly told, the story Of the tragedy is
a. follows; President Garfield aud Secre-
taly Blaine drove from the Executive
Mansrn, about . o'clock in the morning
rtIi, iepot Of the Baltimore and po:o
iaae railroad. where the President was To
ga other members OF his Cabinet and pro.
&. ~ "a tui 20 New York aud New Eng
lntd A. he VAS walking through the
i,s, Aser rooms, arm Ia arm with AIR.
lsiai ie, two pistol shots were fired 10 quick
.,cecssion from behind, and the Presiden,
M 10 the door, bleeding proiusely from
10 wounds The assassin was instantly
.oiz,al. aud proved TO lie Charles j. Gui.
'ean, half,crazcd. pc,iifogging lawyer,
uho has been al. unsuccessful applicant
ia oilice under the Government. aud who
ias led a precautions existence in several OF
tie large cities OF the country.
duiteaa Was Immediately arrested and
tas,n 10 the District Jail and the best ply.
fans 10 the city were soon in attendance
uiatu the wounded President. who was
.s'n after removed 10 the White House.
bie oi the balls strack his arm doing lii.
IT. Injury, the other entered the right side
= his back just above the kidney and has
iss.n since found 10 have taken an upward
,oirse aad lodged in the liver. The ball
a., Of large eAlibre and the vouni ragged
aal agly looking. though the bleeding was
Dot excessive, no arteries being severed.
Tag wound was found 10 be very danger
oas bat no, necessarily fatal The presi.
,lent soon rallied and vas conscious all the
time, and bore up n.anfully. even speaking
10 cheering words 10 those around him.
Mrs Garfield. who vas away from home
VA. ,slegrphed for and soon arrived
Charles Julian Gui,eAn, the assassin,
sas born in freeport, Ill. and is Abon, 40
Years Of age. His parents are old citizens
- The place, well known. highly respected
aad move in tho first circles OF Frecpot
society. Mr. Gniteau. the father Of the
assassin. had the position Of Cashier in the
secord Sa,ional Bank Of Freepori for
orer 20 yeArs. which position be held up
20 the time Of his death, aboa, one rear
ago. The assassin from bis youth has al
WAYS been fear ADD terror 10 hi. parents,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07

lae lav provides ,bsi IN case the vice
saluui snecoeds 10 the office Of presi
= and is Disabled the Office goes TEN
aaly - the president pre- teaa OF the
41s. aud after him TO the speaker OF
en- house la the case Of either Of the
leo latter officer. succeeding 10 the posi-
ton q new election mus, be held. A,
prsseut. however. there is neither presi'
4 "a ,.o8 ica Of the seasto nor spea ker OF
is house 70 that there is possible con.
,iageney for shioh the Law makes no pro
vision la view of all these circumstances
a.. little wonder that the people Of the
nation tremhle with anxiety over tbs con
1iti0n ot President Garfield
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07

The possibility, II not the probability,
al the death Of President Garfield leads
this nation to make more careful inquiries
ia regard 10 the President II is this
much 10 his favor that those who know
him best, personally, speak in high terms
81 his ability aud character His talk at
tie Dorsey dinner aud his servile aid TO
Conkliug in the fight against the admin.
isirAliou have greatly injured him in the
estimation Of great many people, but
siucp tho attempt upon the life Of the
president he has behaved with the greatest
propriety, aud it is quite possible in case
81 bis succeeding to the office, that he
would give the country agood adminlsira-
ton. Every good citizen hopes for the
bw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07
The Latest News.

Tie Dispatches OF Tuesday and Weln.s
day show a SLOW but constant improvement
ia the Presidents condition, and there
now seems for the first time to be some
we'll grounded hope OF his recovery though
he is by no means out OF danger. He
now takes some nourishment which seems
to strengthen him and there is no iaasm-
nation Of consequence. The last despatch
received is dated Wednesday p. NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07

lngs VI this and aaloiSing touus am mona
rnstis 81 kis sssss. ktill aud thorough
soft ief Alrons twenty years past be
hss eccnps@d farm On the scsi hillt ear
fsing The same sihcaehi qualities iuio thu
punra othnsiandry a. Of his trade Up
on thai sigh;ly ipcsiion nvmmAn3iug ahf
~ the wiAssi and fnest a Cur lovely val
ley We ind az attractive aud haspitAhis
hpme The late steward II those sweet
p~siurex. meadows and maple groves has
realized The force 81 the familiar sianAa 81
song of Moses tho Hebrew "hc made
him ride on the high places u the earth
thai be migni eat the increase pf the fields
aad he made him 10 suck honey ont Of tho
reos. aud oil oui Of The hihty roel butter
u kline and milk Of Sheep, with the fat
Of lAmls aud rans Of the breed Of Bash.
an From his dairy a large supply Of
butter goes annually 10 our American
Legation aud 10 missionaries "a China, ek.
eellcni 10 quality and admirably packed
Tor transportation aud pcrfee, preservation
through the long aud severely
testing voyage. Mr. sheldon
boro a good reputation for upright and
honorable dealing. was Of a very genial
and kindly spirit aud an exemplary mem.
Der Of the Congregational church For
several years past he has been in failing
health; Few weeks since disease Of the
hear, was 10 far developed that he was
occasionally seen iu his carriage in the
village. a specially severe attack Frustrated
him on Saturday the 18th OF May This
caused him much distress and thereafter
very lahored breathing. with tokens that
his DAYS were numbered This gave much
alarm 10 his friends but his own spirit
seemed wholly undisturbed. He contin.
ued 10 receive with cordially those who
came 10 minister TO his needs or TO ea.
presses their friendly interests. conyersed
AS earnestly and cheerfully as ever, seek.
ing II may be 10 draw our attention from
the shadows OF the dark valley before HIM.
His faculties were clear 10 the last, aud
while his knowlede Of aud interest ia earth
did not fail he was not unmindful OF his
10 the better country. He died
ia laitb, not having received the promises,
but having seen them aud greeted them
from afar The funeral was held on Sat
urday afternoon, attended by largo con
course of citizens Of Dorset and East
Rupert, and was conducted by his pastor,
Mr., Pratt, assisted by Rev. Prof. Prentiss.
Intelligence having just been received of
he attempted assassination Of President
fairfield increased impressiveness was
,iyen to the exercises OF the occasion His
'emains were placed in the Sheldon lot OF
Maple Hill Cemetery. Mr.. Sheldon was
married in 1874 TO Miss Hannahette Kent. |
Their three children we're William b., now
lawyer Of good standing in North Ben
'ington, Mary A., who married George II.
Phelps Of Rupert and died in 1878, and
|ohn H., farmer, who with the mother
till resides at "rhe Old Mountain Home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07

Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps OF the sure approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your.
selves if you can afford for the sake of saw.
ing 80 cts, to run the risk aud do nothing
for it, We know from experience that
Shilohs Cure will Cure your Cough. II
never fails This explains why more than
u Million Bottles were sold the past year.
1t relieves Group, aud Whooping Cough,
at once Mothers do not be without it.
For Lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster Sold by j. n, HARD,
Manchester and by c. J. WAIT, Factory
Point, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-07

hbA 20 snconai a his msan and siablsafn
asp1ssilon bis father ceaia nss eeasroi
hlsa ns IN home ssgui Is ycsn ago.
aai lsas ioen loAdihg dsssolaie liis ever
shds. "a seeauui u his bad oaoaucs and
tissrisBiblAs halsiis hs father lisowDe.l
him - . sou. sad alvAys prslir ~ il.As 10
seul1 hring dlssrsos upoa The fanily BY
ibeas 30 Lest .Be~ him hs vas always
credited With mAay eoceniTia aeiloss Tie
va atrcf considered ~ soB8d mlpd by
BIZ parents. sod Al one time received
irrsincoi tat ipsanily Ha father d,l All
b. coali n effect cure Aaj make good
mao 81 hin, hni Of 20 stail, - he ~As
hounA 10 ha,r his osn ~sy He has q
q maibU. hroiber and sister living ia
Ffspgit asl ifoth,T ia boston
0aiiean taA l,oen hanging snouad the
aepsrtmsui. III The spring trying 10 get 40
sppaialmsHi A. r1asal ga the ground Of
hla s,rwe. d hthsif ~ ,hr Republican
party 4 Ser ne, sppcar ,ha, he render.
81 ~, such sr'ice. though be offered sew.
eral times 10 uiske speeches during the
last cAiapaign 40 ous would employ him,
He disappointment may have helped 10
upset naturally ill.halanced mind, bu,
bis planning the murlcrous deed for days
and weeks beforehand aud his making his
calculations u escape lynchiBg 10y au IN.
fnfial.d mob sould indicate that be was
sane eaouah 70 befesponsible for his acts
II be loys not escapc 10y the insanity
dodge the punishment will be, II the Pres
ilent dies, hanging II he recovers. impris
unmeut not to eIceed fifteen years