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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-13

BARLY FOR AUrUM FoppER.-Dairy far
mers may SOW barley now for feeding
grain late in the season. after the corn
fodder is killed by frost. The sooner the
seed is put in. the larger will be the crop.
but it may be sown together. up to the
end of the month. Barley and winter
rye. sown together at the rate of bushel
and "A half of each. any time this month.
will make excellent fodder tor late cut
ting. Frost Injuries either till late enough
for the ground to freeze. If sown soon
the barley will make n full crop, while
the rye will cover the ground with luxuri-
ant leaf growth. and both together turn
up heavy swath in October and Novem-
Der. The rye will probably live through
the winter. after the cutting. and produce
a fair crop OF fodder or grain next year.
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MIN advertisements.

NYORTHERN TEXAS offers greater aftra .'usrs
way Of good, cheap lands. healthy coS d1scy.
mild climate. abundance OF timber ann now opcn to
sy or In this rapidly developing section inc
texas and Pacific hallway has , ~ ops sre 10
over ~ ,,,. nr;ces and on easy terms, millions Of
DC rso Of good and cheap Railroad and @
lands but recently opened for settiemen;, address
W. II; 49,. ash re~as. Sept6f&w4w
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DIX. T. W BkNSCN Or bALIiNOhE, ND
We give above e correct likeness Of this well
Known and successful physician and surgeon, who
has made life long study Of Nervous Disea es and
the Diseases Of the Skin and he now stands in the
hIghe,t rank, as authority those special and dis
tres.ing diseases In the Of his practice he dis
covered what now renow ned in medical practice,
viz: combination If Celery and Chamomile in the
shape Of Pills. They used by the profession at
large and constantly recommended By them
II Is net patent medicine. IL is the result OF his
own experience IN practice. They are cure cure
for the following special diseases, and are worthy OF
a trial by all Intelligent sufferers They are prepared
expressly TO sick headache, nervous headache,
dyspeItic headache neuralgia, paralysis, -eepless
nes- dyspepsia and nervousness, and ,cM cure any
case.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box. Depot
100 North Eaiaw ST., Baltimore, Nd. BY mail. two
boxes for or six boxes for $3.50, to any address
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leqaI ADVERTISEMENTS.

To the Hos. Cosafy tommissso"ers 81 fe"ooseo'
Coxaty, Gents:
WYE. the undersigned. would Respectfully Tpa e
sent that the public fS"e n eqd' end Of the
County Road in the town Of Medway; sn1 No
Norfhery through the Tow nshiPs OF 40. S,Sv WI /,
Plantation, near the dwelling house Of silas NJ
Mitchell, in said Stsceyviie ..r,. r..;op
Said route passes through nne IS UNA rnsS Vas
~hich would be Immediately settled II sala roso
made (Signed.) D. DAVIDSON = 10 o'"e'S'
STATE OF MAINE.
Term, A. ID. ISL
Upon the foregoing petition II Is eons's esrouS
HE and that they ought to be heard foucnlhg tne
matter set forth in their petition and thereioIe
der that the County Commissioner % said county
on Tuesday, the 18th day OF octooer, A. -
1881, at / O'Clock in the afternoon. ana taeni 3;
Ssi,id to ater Which Siew
ing Of the parties and witnesses will be had al some
convenient place in the vicinity, and sucn iurtnel
measures tax. n in the premises As the CommlssIon
srs shall Judge proper And it is further Ordered,
That notice Of the time. place and purpose, OF the
meeting by serving at
Tested copies Of the petition and this
order thereon. upon the clerk of the town ,s
Of of sss:ev ,a sA'f in said
and by posting up attested copies AS aforesaid
in three public place. in said town and pantatioh,
thirty DAYS least before the time appointed TOT
view, and also by publishing the petition aud order
thereon six weeks successfully in The tIeehoiaeI'
a newspaper published in Bangor, IN sad Eoan.y,
and also by publishing the petition and order thereon
six weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the kennebec journal,
a newspaper published in Augusta in the county OF
Kennebec and being the State paper the last puoica
view that all persons and corporations interested
NAV attend and be heard if they think mt.
Attest-RUEL SMITH, Clerk
A true copy of the Petition and order thereon.
6w32 Attest-RUEL SMITH. Clerk.
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PlOw Early.

Where other work will permit. it is
best TO pillow the land for sowing soon af-
ter the having and harvesting is over.
This avoids the drouth-dried soil that is
found later in the season. besides turning
under the weeds. before they have time to
ripen their seeds. Stubble fields that
have produced winter or spring grains,
unless they were seeded down to grass.
should be ploughed as soon as possible
after the grain is off. There are millions
of weeds in such fields. that would be
worth something. if well under before
their seeds are ripe. and by doing this
many other millions are suppressed. even
before they are born. Most OF our field
and garden weeds need no better treat
mcnt to ensure full crop of good seeds
than to be left lying on the ground after
being pulled. Weeds mature very rapidly
ut this season. and if we would have clean
fields we must watch them closely and
not let them get the start of us.
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II IL WORTH A HUNDRED DOLLARS

For anv smoker to know that We are puiting up
~, s;ns Havana filler with Connecticut wrapper
equal in flavor to cigars generally sold at from ~ 70
is cents-which we selling 10 consumers anu ~,
,rade Of Al a hundred We will send n box contain-
inc d TO apy part of the United States, postage paa
on receipt Of Ell or 80 cigars for 81 address II
LACE STORE CoMrANi. W no'e Gann De"e''
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EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT.
COMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

is the oldest institution of its class in America 7,
still continues 10 give superior instruction in ali tb
Comm ercial Branches. Over Two Hundrsa
of its graduates were assisted TO suitable EmpIov
memt last year, which vouchcs for its high standing
with business men. Send for the latest catalogrss
888 Washington ST., corner Of Beach 81
Boston, Mass. aug5t&wlm
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!1vH Per cn!. MUNICIPAL Bonds,

CITY OF BATH Municipal Bonds, issued for re.
funding parp ses forty TO ruu. payable at the
option OF the city, in twenty ard thirty years. with
interest al four per cent, able in
BOSTON. For sale At all of the National Banks IN
Bash, and At the City Trrasurer's once.
BARN. August ssh. lssi susS.tim
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Notice..

To the Hon. County Commissioners Of Somerset
County.
w and The Forks Plantations, respectfully rep
resent that County road is wanted, beginning at
The Forks Plantation at the end of the County road
laid out last fall, near James Powells house, thence
northerly by Charles Williams, William Morris and
James BurwOOd's, to point on the river road near
So it'll Spauldings housesjn said Plantation. We
there ore request you to locate said road or such
part thereof as in your judgment the public conve
nience and necessity require.
Dated this 29th day l., Of July A d 1881:
STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET. SS.-Court of County Commissioners,
August term A. D. 1881.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners respon
sible and ought to be heard touching the matter set
forth in their petition 1t is ordered That the County
Commissioners meet at the dwelling house of James
Powells in The Forks Plantation, on Tuesday, Nov
list, A. d 1881, at O'Clock a. NJ. and thence pro-
coed to view The route mentioned in said petition,
and on the next day (Nov. 3D. 1881 at 9
S be had at Thea ssn Forks of Hn as arhs s
Forks Plantation aforesaid, and such further
measures taken in the premises the Com
mssoners shall judge proper and the of said
township being unknownitis further ordered, That
notice Of the time, place and purposes of the Com
mssoners' meeting aforesaid. be given all persons
and corporations interested, by publishing an at
tested copy of the petition afe' esaid with this order
thereon, six weeks successfully in the Union Ad-
yocatea public newspaper printed at North Arson. in
Somerset county and in the kennebec Journals pub
lie newspaper printed at Augusta in kennebec county
by the printers to the State, the last publ
days before the time appointed for said
view, that all interested may then appear and be
heard, if they think proper
Attest: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
A true copy Of the petition and order of Court
thereon. Attest: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
6w33
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NYOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the suhscri-
IN her has been duly appointed Administrator or
the e<tAte of
OLIVER A. LAWRENCE, late of Wayne,
h the county Of kennebec, deceased. interstate,
and hos Undertaken that trust BY giving bond the
~ ersSass Al persons. therefore. having demands
Asnee - estate II said deceascd desired
htnet TIE saAe for settlement; and ali indebted to
seae eeafs ere reQueste 70 nake immediate payment
p J. $. BERRY.
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KENNEBEC COUNTl-IH Prosat, Court at
aaS.ss.s. on tss foHrth Monday ef 4sgHst. 1881:
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT. purperting 10 he
IA the last will and testament of William Curtis.
late OF Gardiner. in said county. deceased, having
been presented for probate;
oRDERkp, That notice thereof he given thru,
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday o,
Sept. next in the kennehec Journal, news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons intere.tai
may attend at Court of Probate, then to be holden
ut Augusta, and show cause, If any. why the said
Instrument should be proved, approved and al
iowed. the las; will and testament; of the said de-
ceased EMERY q. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register. swSS'
KENNEREC CoUNrf.-fa Probate Ceari at
Augusta, on the fourth Monday Of .ssgHs.. 1851.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting te he
IA the las; will and testament Of Caroline f.
Hoyt, late OF Halloweli. in said County, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORpEHEp, That notice thereof be given THREE weeks
successively prior TO the fourth Monday Of Sept
next, in the kennsbec Journal, newspaper
printed in Augusta, that al, persons interested
may attend at Court of Probate then 10 be holden
1t Augusta, and show ctuse. If any. why the said
instrument should not be proved. approved and
allowed, as the last will and testament OF the said
deceased. EMERY .. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. SwSs.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound of the
vegetable alternatives, Sar.
saparilla, Dock, Stillingia
and Mandrake, with the
ledides of Potash and
Iron, makes a most effec-
tual cure of a series of
complaints which are very
prevalent and affecting.
If Durifies the blood. pur.
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TreaSurer'S N office.

TAXES on non resident real estate in the town of
/ China, in the County of kennebec and State of
Maine. for the year \. D. 1850 The following list of
taxes real estate of nonresident owners in the
town Of China for the year iS>o in bills committed
f.. u Jepscn. Collector of said town. the 9th
day of July, i>so has been returned by him to
I remaining unpaid the 9Th dsy of MAY, by his
certificate OF that ia and now remains unpaid; and
notice /. hereby given that if the taxes and interest
and charges not paid into the treasury of said
town withia eghte,u months from the COMMUNE nj
of said bills. much Of the rca! estate taxed will
he sufficient pay the amount due therefor, nclud-
ing interest and charges. will, without further mo-
ict, he Id public auction, the town treasurer
Office in said town. Thursday the frs; day OF DE
ecmber. 1871. At one O'Clock L. VI.
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II Articles In one.
Millions in use-everybo-
dy's choice: 44.page cafa
logue of specialties free.
J.M.HUNTER MfgCo.,Ci
o. ACTS wn't'd,male & fe-
male.
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d 1H1 YEAR and expenses To agents.
Outfit zee. Address +. y. NlCkERf,
Augusta, Maine.
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ges out the In. king hnmors in the system, that
dermine health and settle into troublesome disorders.
ErupIors ofthe skin the appearance on the sur
face of humors that should be expelled from the
blood. Internal arrangements are the determination
6f these same humors to some internal organ Or
gans, whose action they derange, and whose SUBJ
stance they disease and destroy. AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA eNpels these humors from the blood. When
they gone the disorders they produce disappear,
such As liberation of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs. Erupions and Eruptve Diseases of the Skin,
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose Erysipelas Pimples,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, letter and Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm. Ulcers and Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and
Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea ars-
ing from internal liberation and uterine diseases,
Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emaciation and General Debili-
ty. With their departure health returns.
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. {. AVER { CO, Lowell, y....,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
, 1881-05-26

GpfftN ANp4kth 70 4 hk tht@AQN AHtRtte
ISptASArOLts, Ind, May a5.-The ff-
tecntl, aunual session Of the Indiana fnstl~
tute ot Homeopathy met this morning, being
called to order by tho President, Or. o. s.
nunnus, ut this city. For tho opening ses~
sion there WIS gratifying attendance lead
ing homeopathic physic'ans being present
from various pnrts OF the: State. Among
those from abroad weroi Prof. Samuel D.
james, OF tiia University of Michigan; Prof.
". 4. Phillips, ot tho Cleveland 1fomeo-
pnthic Hospital Co!legd: f}r. u. Duncan, OF
Chicago; Dr. II. +. Ilebee, Secretary Of tho
Ohio Homeopathic Ardlcal Association, Dr..
james MosiulIln4 Of Philadelphia; and Dr.. y.
1reyfogte, 1T Lo,lsyllle. Tho reports Of tho
Secretary and Treasurer wero rcad and tho lat
Tor rufGErcd 10 tho Auditing Committees. Tho
President appointed tho following Conmittees.t II
Credentials, Dr q. ". Howcn VI Fort W9ynes
I}r. r. F. Tfi,ntcr of Wabtshs fuvtaton, Dr.. G.
II, Fahnestock Of LapDrt9 Dr. Jntn0s II. Part
ridge Ut Hoath bend; frebtdUnt8 Address, DR..
". i. l}rcyfoYIo OF New Albany. Or. +. L, Dnv1H,
Of Evansville, Publication, DR., u. 8. Compton
Ut indianapolis.
Tho President thun read bis annual addreas.
and+ departing. from tho uaual custom of r.
paper OF, atlmu1nnM and narcotics. Charges Of
i1nurtfcsslonal conduct brought by Or. McNoal
nKainst Or. y. ljrfuRham. buth Ut Nov Albany,
wcrr dismissed. Koports wore modo Ct Dureana
of EptcMics and Of 0ynEcoioEy, after WHICH
tho regular program was observed. This cVen@
Ing hi. Jntnes Il. Campbell. OF It Itould. road \
puper uu artificial DRUMS far tho car.
, 1881-05-26

.nfnp vcar. q p ftcscfrn prrstt]ent of tho |
f'axiss n thn 's nav 9nrk. renusylynnin & uhio.
Vice President: F. nj. luce, of tho Chicago Il
Chjruvo. Htrx island & Tncitp, AesistMnt Becre-
tary.
An accident occ,rred yesterday morning on
thS rS Eefs tasy,o f"a naerv M nu
Ths % switchmof 1t that point By mistake turned
e bs vi :epp epns cs fs o sy en-
an9 t re no was ono 70 Tic
Tbs epot of thS 'noIs cSn,sqi SrG5s a!h5sx
:a% s' IT, Y ~ i. -. a$!a. Ass 's!s i wsi!s
trnoe wy 70 it,nsGr stop at That point The III;
Ss s"aas es at M n;iS e sss @
tho cent.e! M ncpoI ut :i'S p n' o:so D. m'' A;'o
m, a"a mo- ''o tsa',x.,n D. ~. m ,,o 1no,. fop,r,
i"sas t of stra*6eiries. Z 'eayss cairo i a::Sa
M ai'a feacasa nefe 1nq s .at, r',,nv ~
w ey a.en sas Sns NJ a as
car.!onls at a9inv etat!ons aa,ly: rNo cas-oans @
o Ps 6s no a.sss @ soR
soason Is bit bexinnns: ard oid; tsr y la.t t,,i
ss sfe ~ s5S!s; X, j. sfs r.; eo,sinE i II ;iss i'as
ehnpo; It hnvtnE been dry ~ That seetion. tnore,,
fore fheS nro Tree 1tofl bann: Ears aIo nseu ,ft
shat ean alor thornan sont'auon: GsgSffIsy
xegotab!cs Is also constantly arriving OF &nls
linz. ........
General Manager @. ". lsrndley. OF the tin
o,nnnti Northert, Haijroud, has just Issued Tho
fniinwin1 circu,ar:
"Thc Cincinnati Northern halfway COMPANY.
ineir rs,atl from i.cbanon' O., 10 Norwood. O.
AtJ tlls portion OF tto roatt will bo o3ot,eu for
| passcnxcr and freight business on Monday, May
| Hi jSei :
tt1ntil tho completton Of tho road from Nor
wootl 10 CIucint1Htf the business to and from
f.fnrinnnti viii Gtt done in connection with and
| nver tho Mnrtntta 4 Cincinnati ItallruAd.
"Statiuns and tnwns reachedby tho completed
| tEun nrc nj foiHwa. tyt
, 1881-05-26

Tho inquest upon Charles poyt1'1. fho colosca
man who died at the County Hospital In consa.
ououce OF II bullet nrc1 Into him ny King Meyer
II, brawt Sunday last on Clark street, ncar
POLK, will bo hcil al III o'c!ook thla forenoon.
A post-mortcm mndo yestcsdny resulsed
In tic aadiny of tho bullet botmoen
tho second and third ycEtcbns. Dcata was
ou,,sot by paralysis. Tho tMuts cnnGern!nk the
S@ail fe,Ily substantiated, mud Meyer Will nn.
dSe ona aSs S :iSa!af fsosas Mas 7 oyso
sshern lii fulI wounded, md thts g0os great
wsys towards provInK tint pcyton made tho
iIfst mus, d Meyer e,almH he did:
ilctwcuti aud ii Ueluek last night tho body Of
a rolored nun Alolit <i yoars old wAs found on
tho tracks of she Illinois Central aslrosa IT. TO
n1i".uiy severed from tho body, aud showed that
tic MIN had haon run OYER BY paa5lng train.
fjilcUr slpKlnty uE tho Twanty. .st,uond btFoot
Shutters touk tho body to tho Morgue.
, 1881-05-26

covered In tho Treasury. Several persons
l,ave been nrrcsted sor completely.
sfA1trtA1, Law PROCLAIMED.
VIENNA, N1uy 2n-'rhY bulgarian Govern.
,ncnt arrested lox.sftntss.r Knrnveln!f and
proclaimed martial law Il, fsntscl,uk, Wlddln,
and Tirnovu.
4 tlspatclt from Constsnatnopfo says
ransom Ut Rl5oo0 was pait for tho relcasd ot
Afr. Suter, captured by tic brlgailds near Sa-
lonfca several weeks nan.
WHAT TIE PRINCE DEMANDS IN THE MAY
ur 1,EHl'nrtc 1owE1l.
aor1A, Atay 91.-rrtnce Alcxantier has
written 10 tie t.usstnt, unherai EnrntIl cof-
,nuulcatlng tt,ruo articles which ha considers
Indispensable tu tile working Of the t}OvHrn-
mcntt lie snys: "'rime will ba allowed for
Al, expression OF pnblIe opinion, .pertcctly
untnlpclcl by tho Government, ur0r tho
effect of tha articles. Tlle ureat National
A,suinbly viii have to ,leci,lo between rnttfy-
Ink the articles collectively ana my nhdica;
tiutl."
The articles nre as folows: ......-
I. The prIuco to bu empowered for soscn yoars
to Issue deErtcs To create now institutions, sncn
rs d Council Of State. 10 10 chosen trom among
tho DulRnrfan people; TO Introduce inlprose-
,nonts In tho inturnal Administrations md Kotl-
| cralIy insuro regulnr working Of tho Goyorf1-
| nnent.
| 2. Tho ordinary session OF tho Nationnl Al.
son,bty this year to bo suspended. tho present
budget remaining IN force .-..,.
O. TITO Prince to DO empowered boforo tho OK
| ptrRtion of suven years to Bntnrnon tho Great
Nnttonal Assembly ia rcv1so tho Constitution on
| tRBls Of tho now institutions he shnll hnvc
created, and tho experience ho sAAll have
gained.
, 1881-05-26
ITEMS

Itlxuow arranged tlat the Chicago, Bur-
lfnxtou il Quincy liailpal wlu move into
tbs new West SiAe Union Passenger Depot
june w.: IT, g., IT,. =:
Tho: Lake shore & Michigan soutaern
brought 31ers yesterday nine carloads u en-
ivrnmtsrabout 100 In puuter. The Mlcht.
.k uan Ec,{tfal brpngl,t in 4s. and the rittsbuyg
& Fort Wayne nearly ,0oo.
At tho annuul meeting Of tho Car Account
anita Acx)plA fton, held ut Cincinnati yesleruaY,
tho following olllcexs wpFu elected foe tae oA'
, 1881-05-26
T'UNJS.

LONDON, Afny GA dispatcl} from Tnnts
says tho cargo 0f tic English scliooMer
wllielt WINS searched l'y all oalcar from: a
French nal,-of-war, WHO accompanied the
yesse1 to Sfnx, WIS afterwards discharged at
TINT placu III the pfeselict ut tile Brltlsll
authorities. No gunpowdpr or arms wcFc
foun1 til board.
CoSsrANTINorLE. Mny I.-Co'lnt Cortt,
thu Italian Ambassador to this Court, posi-
lively denies tle statement Of tim London
Standard ti,at o,nong the unpublished corre-
sppn.cuce on tho TnnIstan question Is tile
record Of a conversation 6etwean WnddinE-
tuu, Count CortI, ami Lortl Salisbury, of tito
p,rport that Italy might, II sl1c chose, take
Trlpotl rs compensation for French absorp-
t1on Ut Tumfs.
TURKEY GETTING INTO THE MUSE.
LONDON, May 25-'rllo Standard under-
stands that Turkish frignta with 1,UoO
troops Oh board left Srtla Bay for 'rrlnu'l.
4 1.AI,!s DISPATCH
says majority of tho Senatorial Committed
on the Tunts treaty ara in favor Of Its COLI
THE PRIME MINISTER
LONDON, May .5.-A TIlnts dispatch from
Tunis confirms tho repnrt tint the Prime
Minister Is ,lcstrous OF going to Paris. lie
tlnts great difficulty 1T obtaining lcAyu, how
| ever, rs his real object is doubtful.
TUNE, Slay Exit il reported that tho
Primo Minister will shortly 10 to Paris.
, 1881-05-26

condemns the COURSE pursued by tlIo Aascm-
bly,, AMI SAYS: "Thetr decision VIII NOT
have ,nuch wright will, outsiders when 1t n
remembered tint thu leaders of tho Commits.
snn which suspended 1'rof. Smith arc also
tho len,lgrs NJ the Assembly ah| tfe, IN fact'
Their nwh 1ulKea' IL IL t'lo WAY ol NJ "
tlallsltors anu pcrsecutora'-the '''an oi Knoek-
Inc tnalt down wncti you cahilot meet MN
1T nrgutnei't' Whe.hor t!'u seotc' reg
Church VIII gam or lose ~ uln a''oplHon ot
this tltne-hoiloreu way OIL ha1lo''u3 u'a 't"t''
ret''atf1s 10 oc sce''''
, 1881-05-26

Il'ItAt stoNA r. a"tee" :.
LONDON, May 25.-rlo prosecution OF 10"
hmm Must, publisher Ut the Socintst journal,
Frc{cti. OIL tho charge Of tncttlng tn murder,
openct1 to.ttay, Attorluy.(;cncrNl Sir Henry
.Jnmes, Sollcitor-Genoral Sir Farrcr llcr"
shell, md Mr.. Poland, ot the Treasury, ~"
pearlng on behnlt of the Grown, al'd' u. u.
Sullivan, Member OF Parliament, for tho de-
fe1lsc. Jnnes said there was not tho slight
est tlestra to check FREQ discussion by the
press, On tho contrary, this prosecution was
brought to preserve tltat freedom. Tile artl'
Gle published In tho Frcs!ctt' oil "h'cn u.e
indictment against tho pr1s0ner was foind.
must, l,o aaIll, bu regarded us Il direct tllrent
To tho present Emperor Of lsusslR of ILLS
fnther's fate. 1lc referred to tho otlior atll-
cles In tl.a FFcthc[t III showing tho al''Mos!ty
Of Most. Among tho papers found uM'ii the
prIsoner was memorandum "ttat Trieste
is safe; address for storage OF dynamite"
Tho prosecution called merely formal cyl
floNce to prove the purpose Ut the t'retlctf'
Sullivan raised n nu,1,bar of technical o.
tcct!ons rc1atiyu to tho Jurisdiction OF tho
Court,
THE JURY WAS ABSENT
from tho COURTROOM twenty ln1nutcs. and re-
turned with verdict Of guilty on oil tho
counts. but recommended tile prisoner 70 tlio
foreigner, Tho scutenco of the Court was
deferred pending argument on the scco'nl
mint raIsed by Sullivan. tlut tho stntutu
agalnst melting to murder dies not apply 10
uaws,o,nr tnvrct{ve. LOrd ColuzIttge, lluw-
aver during the trial. said hts present !nl-
nressn,, of Tia .noaninp Of the statute was
atlyerse to SullIyau's contention, md he Ill
rectcd tho Jury TO find verdict oil tho scpa-
, 1881-05-26

BUFFALO, N. T., May 9.-lt Is runore!
that tic Pennsylvania Railroad Company
lave obtained control bf tim 3utFalo, new
York g. Philadelphia llaitront, w!Ilch was
recently sold to n syndicate OF New York
rcScn,i II purchased i inrKu tract Ut property ~
ths rivur frlut. md II ~ thonght u,,nn D9got ,
il In tho proleuts which w! lllolsi9o tna No"