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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

ANsws reporter vas shown . beau
tiful pisos Of SCROLL work yesterday. a.
scutsd BY Frank Tobsnsr. son Of ohas.
Tobsnsr Of this town. Frank u . Lad
Of about . dossn years Of aes. going 10
school, but be syinoss quite an inssa'
ious turn OF mind and u very dsxtsrous
In that style OF work. The specimen OF
bis ingenuity mentioned 10 about . foot
long By Ave inches wide. and consists
Of the word "Wslooms," sawed out In .
highly intricate and Ornamental design.
Il was presented 10 Mr.. B. GallaAd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

sAx FaAScuco. June 2o-s ?. H.
Con. Virginia. 3 70 bid. 81 ASKED. 81 els;
NJ Diablo. 81 asked; California. ! 70
bid. II asked. II salss; Utah. lak bid.
l2k asksd. l2k sales; Hale d Noreross.
4 90 ssksd; Gould 4 Curry. Q bid. 81
sshsd: Sierra Nevada. ist bid. is ssksd;
Union. l4k bid. l&k asked. hk sales;
Bsss 4 Bslchsr. is asksd; ophir, 81 bid.
~ ssksd; Mexican. l2& bid. i2S asksd'
l2k sales; Scorpion. 1 IS asked; Bslchsr.
8 IS bid. 3 As .; Andes AZ; Bullion. I 50;
Grown Point. 2 90 ssksd. q 80 sales; Potosi
81 asked; Hale 4 Norsross. ~ asksd;
Alta. 8 IS ssksd; Chollar. . IS asksd; Ben
ton. 7Sc bid; Albion. 81 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Overland Passssgers Coming.

OxAzA. June Is.-Throush psssen.
gers on today's train. 70 arrive 10 Ban
Francisco June %: O. Z. Hawkes. and
wife, Ed. Ehrhsrn. Miss O. A. Levy,
San Francisco; Dennis Mccarthy. Mrs.
Dennis Mccarthy. nurse and baby. 6yra-
ouss, New York; Mrs. Issnan. Charles.
ton. 8. O.; Mrs. O. Bresmsds. A. Bres-
made and Dora Bresmads. Trumbull.
Conn.,; 8. Z. Nurse and wife, Denver
ton, Gal. DR.. II. ". Fish, OAKLAND; B.
B. q. Psyntsr. Mrs. A. Brown, Ella
Brown and Belle Brown. Elis.brth.
N. J Mrs. D. Birmingham and two
children, Santa Clara. GAL; W. W.
Goodwin and son, Cambridge. Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

The LAST will sad testament Of Henri
aavand. who disd In Virginia on the
18th instant. has been hlsd In the once
Of the County Clerk. Il provides that
all his debts shall Be paid and the 70.
manning property II ~bsqusathsd TO
Joseph 0snssy. John Piper 10 named
the executor. The properly left ~
deceased consists OF Q house and lot
valued at about $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Overland Passepgers Coming.

SASTA FL Dfpor. Topeka, June 10.
The following list Of overland passenger
passed Topeka yesterday (suudsy)morn.
Ina To arrive In Ban Francisco June 2s.
via A. T. & 8. +. Railroad ]. &. Sup.
tell, San Francisco. Oal.; b. Price, 6an
Francisco; d. W. Hoas, Oil City. Pa.
ToprxA, Kansas. June 20.-Ths fol.
lowing list Of overland passengers passed
Topeka. via the A. T. 4 8. r. B. B..
June 10, TO arrive 10 Ban Francisco June
Gath: Nellie E. Dsshill. Warrington,
D. O.; E. O. Spoonsr. Vultists City,
Arisons; A. ]. Burner. Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Len he Hsms.

Emma Riokaby. the girl who was
placed In The Orphans Home, Carson.
d the instance Of the Storey county su-
,horitss, Il bssk on the Comstoek again
with her rsputsd mother. Mercedes
Rioksy. She gave considerable trouble
as the Home. and after running away
last Friday the Management thought Il
best,to permit her 10 return 70 Virginia.
which shs did on Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
The Tsun Tail.

The old town jail Of Gold Hill Vas 70
gently swept out. but sweeping will
never remove the dirt that has secumu:
lated there since the building wss turned
over to the county. Use . little sxsr.
ton and clean up the plscs, thsn there
will bs no oocasion for complaint. IT.
present condition 10 BY NO means credit.
able 10 the ofiosr In charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
nssns.,e.' U.ie..

The ssni.annual election Of officers
Of the Mechanics Union will b held
nsxt Saturday evening. June 25. d their
hall on B street, Virginia. All members
are requested BY an advertisement under
"Nsw Today to b present on thai 90
casion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

nab Paseh " . beverage. whether cold
or hot. II Just the thing. No might cap" atsr
sxposurs to cold 10 moro beneficial, and 70
slesplsss, tired or discomfoFted psrsops II 70
eoothing ard refreshing Sold b. ell 0roceu,
wine Merchants and Dru9gists. Tfsds up
Piled By Richards 3 Haihson, Agents for the
Paei6c coast. ian Hranctsco. 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
IHaa.s.'s Trial.

Thomas Hsnnon. the young man a..
rested Saturday morning for assaultins
Mr.. Bsresnstein on The Divide. when or.
dersd to leave the l%atter's premises. will
have his trial tomorrow Of IL o'clock b.
fore Justice Flannineham Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

The following business Wa transacted
In the District Court today:
Samuel Nandsl ~. ]. 4 ]. B. xallon.
Plaint6's request for . eontinuanss vas
dsnisd BIZ he Court and The oansa dc.
nisssd Without pfsjudiee. =.
Adjourned tll 1Qth instant,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
o

supshntsndsnt Taylor Of the Yellow
jacket returned 70 the Comstook yss-
tssdsy.
Ia. Miles Of the late Carson Nnss 10
nov looslixins for ths Virginia Chronicle.
h nat on his harness this morning.
a. J. Gsrmain has returned irom
Idsho. who're hs he's been looking after
Ais live stock.
IA. Rieby Of Carson vas among The
arrivals this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Ysllsw Jsshss.

ooLD HUI. June 10. lssl-6sorss ".
Wauaos, Vin President: Since ny last
Ne have reached the 2S2s station, and
and the shaft and drift In good eondi.
ton. We have placed two large donkey
pumps at this station to raise the Bslehsz
water 70 the $500 tank. The water q
this time IL about 50 fsst below the 1900
and In the absence Of accident We hops
70 reach cur 5000 station tomorrow
morning.
T. q. TAYIoa. Superintendent.
Per Incx3 ORR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
MINING LETTERS.
New Wslls.R4pGe.

vnou1A. June 10. lssl.-Sosomsn Hey.
dUfsidt, President: Last Friday the shalt
was cleared Of water. bot the bottom vas
found to Be Allied with dsbris above the
drift from that point. The hov Of water
10 q yet too strong to allow Of any
effective work In removing the earth and
rock which now obstruot the entrance 70
the drift. Most Of this water 10 ssspsgs.
however. and the quantity II daily
Eliminating. 20 that By Monday nsxt We
hope 70 b able to begin cleaning ont the
ssmp.
4. q. NcKxxx1s. Supsrintsndsnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Arrested.

Am Arson. Mich, June 2o.[ohn
q. Maynard Of Ban Francisco. on bis
way 10 Europs With his wife, was ~.
rested here on Saturday for obtaining Q
sieusturs to . $4,000 mote under false
prstsnses In 1915.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
A. Hxssiis.s Deaths.

Dr.. A. Chapman. whose once Il d 100
South O street. Virginia City. oSsrs bis
services In another column 10 those In
need Of q dentists assistance. The gen.
tlsmsn Il we'll and favorsbly known BY
the many who have bssn under his care.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Nsssaehusetts RarthQuake.

Nsvsu1YPosT. Mass, June 2o-At
$50 O'Clock this morning many people
were alarmed at tbs rumbling and shsk.
ipg Of an earthquake which was felt for
some seconds. Buildings were shaksn
asnaIbly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

Ayers Hair visor. - it, name In
piles, indsorstss and strengthens the
hair. II not only restores The original
color to gray or faded hair. but BY its
stimulating action at the roots. produces
. vigorous growth. and gives IL that
beautiful lustre which results only from
. strong. healthy growth Of the hair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

Christopher 9. Bsstsrman. son Of Ne
General, has received The appoansusnt
Of Postmastsr d The newly estahlished
pessomss q Hawthofns. n 1snsralda
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

A, sastssnsss Of u par share has
hse. jsvisd upon The capital stesh Of tAs
AInha. Til d The Ayst Comstoek aeeeee'
- jeyisd tAis meath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Conklisg,s Vote felu.

A1snn. Juns 30 yos successor to
conkiins = Jssebs ~, 0snkling -,
wheeler "a, Cornell |. Iaphan 10,
Csovlsy ], BRADLEY !.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

Arrivals Yesterday nePnin6.
Nollis Gransy. Mrs. p heDevitt. BID
Kennedy and family. J Bishop. Mrs. A
Goystts. Miss Wilson. Il Bawdsn. hrs O
NsCioud and child. T @ Taylor. p 3 Cor.
bstt and wife. J T Riorden. W Pennison.
J q Chsslsy. Geo Heritage. n Startling.
Jas Crawford. n A Downing. b B slooum.
q W csgvin. q O Thaxtsr. Geo Richard.
D Gavin. Henry Snyder. Geo B cowins.
Nd Has. W u Little. IF Hsdly. Geo
HArk. Robs Duncan. L stearn. W Wood.
rsd. rs Doushsrty. L Mckinney. Joe
Calsmbsrd. Vim Ursn. Bud Crawford. W
" Scott. Jacob Young. A Cohen. h Comm.
@ Bray.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

Gentlemen whose boards are not Of .
pleasing shade can remedy the defect BY
the use OF Buokinsham's Dye for the
whisksrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
STOCK 88RoBT.
- Yvnnsisss Dsasa

rzIs MOANING.
sss ophir. 81. 81
SlS Mexican. lSk. 13k
2i0 Gould d Curry. 81
li6 Beat q Bslchsr. lek. lsk
$50 California. I IS
$50 Savage. 3 90
go Con. Virginia, . 80
22s Choilar. . IS. 2 90. AZ
$50 Potssi. 8 IS
220 Hale q Noroross. 4 ss. Z %
100 Grown Point. 8 06
ass Imperial. 20e
80 Yellow jacket. sk,s
100 Alpha.
$50 Bslehsr. . IS. ~
10 Ksntuck. Az. 2 Is
10 Conadsncs, A.
$40 Sierra Nevada. lsk. lsk, IL
$50 Utah. IS. l2t
SIS Bullion. I 65. I 90
$50 Exchequsr. isS. IN
SIS 0vsrman. IN. I ~
las Justice. s5s
$40 Union Con-. IAN. IAN. IAN ~
$50 Alta. . co. ss
$40 Julia. COO
100 Caledonia. 500
$50 Challenge.
100 Silver Hill. $50
100 Lady Warrington. 2se
las Andes. AZ, Q 80
220 Scorpion. I 30. 2. ! %
70 Golden 0ats.S
800 Benton. SOC. 75c
400 Sierra. N
2so North Extension Utah. I s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Arrivals rs.s asrssss.

Arrivals THIS
Miss d Mccoy. r Smith. W D Gibson,
4 Gaines. J Barnes. J Sweeney. J J Steele.
@ A withersll. W D Stadtmullsr. O Z
sykes. @ J asrmains. II J Meoutchson, p
Carter. W wickss. IA Risby. D Murphy.
Niss II Brett. J G Harlow and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

Doporsopeo kess svS.s
EE Doushsrty. @ B cowsn. II D Hatch.
Geo Richard. Joe Callmbsrti. WA Wood
ward. Miss Kelly. Capt H Nashswson.
h " Cameron. Niss K falk. EP Rogers.
pishop whitaker. A Snyder. H Snyder.
n 4 Downing. VIM Ursn. Robt Duncan
q W Cagwin. B D Kennedy. B Crawford.
Geo Heritage. W n Little. JE Cheney. ]
Lang. h D slavsn. 2 Allen. Geo Hank.
q O Thaxtsr. L Stern.
Departures saturday gvesias.
&c Bishop, Vim Lawyer. J h Johnston.
JAwsskss Jr. Joe xandsl. y tobsrts. ]
Rich. Mrs. Barlow. A oatman and wife. 7
L williams. n J Cameron.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

MOTION u IERssy GIVEN TO AL
~. sppeteasfs g esttAcates % tsssh b. u
Ii Annual xnminstila viii - hsA ~ IT,
ypsrth Wsr1 sshootheese. IN visIihta. 60.
S:1sse g ss'Sss = : NJ % AosDAs'
.yssA os.s;S SsSsi:sssSs;a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20

IotAi
The best individual score Of the day
As ~points-wis made BY W. Q. Has
kins Of Gold Hill. . member Of the EN-.
met Guard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
Comstock Mine Owners.

oIxoY AND SUPERINTENDENT 20.
"A liettsd. Having made mining . speciality
i6s tie pat tvsuy ycer, also. having ben
p~rsviousIy sssoeistsd with corporsts industries
for many yssss, ! an thoroughly eualiasd %
faithfully perform svsry requifsment g Aseat
os superintendent and o6sf ny services q the
10 Ssoo pr month; non workins mines. sxospt
ANAL holding vosk, - 70 90 Per moath.
Hi.ss Kxaai.sA asa Reports nsAs
1sssses' 3. LYyo1p.
- :e.s sS. ss,se.. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-20
MINING STATEMENT.

Following statements have bssn sent BY
The supsrintsndsns Of The oonssook
mines 70 the Offices In Ban Francisco for
the week ending June 10:
, 1881-07-03
GEORGE IT. SCOTT.


Being informed that George Il. Scott, Libra
rim OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
knew well the insane assassin. Charles ]. Guiteau,
reporter sought that gentleman .and obtained
an Interview with him.
"You knew Guiteau quite we'll, Mr.. Scott"
asked tho reporter.
"Ycs; rs soon rs saw the account of the as
sasiuation said to Mr.. Hemingway [secretary
of the Young Mems Christina Association that
G1liteAu who used TO be around our rooms was
the assassin. and Mr.. Hemingway remembered
him."
..What sort of person was he3'
He was n dark -complexipned man With O
prominent nose, and was always well-dressed
when here
"pld you ever have any conversations with
"Oh, yes; he often talked to me, aud was very
bittef tn some uf his e1 prcs5iona about the Fed
eral AdhsinistrH tiou-that or president Hayes.
1twaAabouta year and half ago when I. saw
!" CAD yoa rocall any particular expressions
that Gultoau masie- about that nme?" -, y:
" Yes1 he said the, Government al1Rht 70 ha re-
formed sAud he would %Jhow ups son6 day." -
.'That3wbutd seem TO Indicate that he contem-
plated ta1ng Pdsiden. HaYea:lfe2"
He 9syery bitter tn such expressions. and
'os VIZ vaD'rslii1sii BE- iatoIicated7" " =.
III uefer 16rlced that he 'had been drinking
but once; he appeared to be sober with that ez-
"n9 4Ba know anything more about hln7"
He,kaa put out OF the {nQutry-ropm at the
Tahcruocle one ereuing during the Moody and
, 1881-07-03

:,.a.atr. that Etiteau at one time
a unas ~;,n Nrs. l.uy at No. I'll OstarIo street,
oo&'Vsa .ss.rr of THE TiuurSE was ordered to 'n-
II e' ,he matter. The report proved cor
- n response 10 tho inquiry as to what
.s .sa tnsr Of Guiteau. Mrs Ray said:
a4bout four years aSo. during inc Aooos ano
e,ntcr Tabernacle meetings on'teao ca'ne ~
o. heyse. and, furnishing satisfactory refer
s..ss ~ was admitted into my family. i.c
.s.;,sd ID be lawyer doing business III some
.,.ne m randolph street. 1forcct who his ret-
49, E.es< ue-c or where his office was. tic con"
...sed ;nccssautiy upon religious topics: said ne
s3.,;7a Life Of Christ. Frou, tho very
'.... + n,nsIdered him a n,onon'a''aac on the
s.ttton of religion. He was quite pleasant IN AIS
.G,nneis, though unprepossessing IN personal
1:ss:r.nce. i thought he had been a pretty
~ man ,u days gone by, and was inclined now
70 behare himself.
I'D Te)l in the house, but lady boarder who
,noned next 10 him came TO me one DAY and
r;111l,,ned Of bis canduct IN bis room: he prayed
- tsnrh ID ionc, so loud. and SO lnceSsantiy as
"a d;stnrb everybody on the uoor. They could
not sleep on account Of hs excessive picty. me
issy M sam either she or Gui1cau must move. He
III ~ ,i;tle or 10 baggage. und was owing at the
tme I4m W Tgo~ weeks huarl. aly husband called
nnoo n lin 10 sottle believe he offered to make
ssnal payment On account; this was pot sat.s- m
fsctorT, aud bis room WAS taken away IRON n1a1-
IbejIeye be sent bis nisht-key 70 US after he
= bid you consider him to be Of sound mind,
III. RaJ.' asked the reporter
'kHo $lt. did nor,' she answered. In COM
usa With ali the members of my family, CON
ddeed bin insane, and was quite glud when he
LIT the huu6e."
, 1881-07-03

MISS SWEET.

The description OF Guiteau telegraphed from
Washington brought to tho mind Of Miss Ada
Sweet, the Pension Agent In this city, the image
OF u man who threatened to shoot her because
shc declined to give him a position 10 her Office
This happened about three years ago- One day
she received letter begging for place, but as
it was one Of many similar Mlsslvcs she paid no
particular attention to 1t. subsequently, the
writer whose name she does not now recol!cct
as the letter was destroyed called upon her ut
tho Office, then 10 the Murine Bank Build
ing, and renewed his application verbally. She:
however. gave him no encouragement Several
denly while In her private room. and as he Looked
50 h0Egard, and worn out, aud disconsulatc she
listened to his story patiently, but told him she
could do nothing for him. He suddenly jumped
up from his chair and said TO her: - Hiss Sweet,
It you have the love Of God in your heart, look
me straight tn the eye" She was, Of course,
somewhat alarmed at his n1auner, and told him
that the conversation must end. He told het
that ho carried revolver. And eh6
would hear froln him again. This threat led her
to believe that the man would do her bodily in
jury, so she called for one Of thG male clerks
and had tho snan shown to the door. She never
saw him afterwards, but for long time expects
cd that he wo,ln meet and perhaps shoot her.
The description she gives OF this individual
agrees with that Of Guiteau, even to his nose,
which is slightly out Of line. Guiteau was cer-:
tainy III Chicago at that time. and people who
know him and have heard Miss Sweets state
ment Us to her eucouutcr with him, have no
doubt that lie is the man who intinated that he
would put her out Of the way. g
, 1881-07-03
A LAWYER.

. prominent lawyer said OF him:
"Charles J. Guiteau is known to have been in
sane for years. He pretended u practice Law in
this city, and engaged Ia schemes that showed
be was an insane man.: He attempted to lecture
on the Second Coming of Christ or n topic Of
such character. but, having made no arrange
rnents for his hall, he was closed ont, and
wrote very Indignant letters to tho newspapers,
which were published at the time This was
several years ago.. He also puolisnetk' some
curious theological sheories. He wens.to NeW
York and preIanded To open an office .here.,n He
got into some trouble. and 2my recollection Is be
was there arrested He has been during all this
time characterized as au insane man by every
body who knew him or came in contact with
him. Last fall he wrote a political speech, aud
in some way gut it printed. He hung around
the ro<,ms Of the National Republican Commit-
tee in New York until they had TO get rid Of
him.: He then hung around the Stare Com
mittee- rooma in New York nnsil they had 70
dispense with him there. He had no BUSH
ness whatever Shortly after the Inauguration
of President GARFIELD be vent to Washington,
, 1881-07-03
I. p. SCOEILLE.


NJ. Lopls P. scovil!e, YOUNG lawyer, and son
of George Scpyile. the brother ia-law Of the as
sasin, sl4 % . TRIBUNE reporter: :
,::Ttis man. Gniteau lit was easy to see that
youue spoyille held him in grcut contempt1, IS
uy uacle On my mothers side believe him to
be crazy. he has never done anything but
knock about the Country. I have known him
since 1s5o. Tho last time saw him was three or
-four yesrs ago when be was in the County jail,
vhese be 8as held for falling to account for
Hs had begged me to bring him clean shirt,
sudl oh}lRed him. After be got out Of bis
npuhie he Eent to lccturing on the secoEd com-
f41 0f christ THE TRlnESE published soma
tine irp vety interesting account Of how he
viii arrested al Detroit on account Of his Jack
mt Mich, fasco. BE was no good. He spouged
Ut Har1land, At mJ fathers place, Tor over 9
rfsi; s1d then gut tired Of him and bounced
nm; Hs Nss 70 good, and I was glad to get rid
, 1881-07-03

FORE with the lecture in full. which would have
made page or so OF the paper, ana was very
an1ry because he couldn't ger it printed In ad-
dition to coming personally to complain OF the
which he wanted printed. That favor was
refused him. He thea proposed to cut
It down, but was informed that
he was an uutn}tEated nuisance,
and that nothing whatever coming frptn hiln
would be printed. Ho was. furthernpre. told Il,
get uut of the otice and to stay out. 6otwith-
standing these repeated rebuffs he cAme ui,
from time to time with copies Of his lectures
which he had succeeded in getting printed, and
fually with bis book. Soon after he was ar-
rested Ia July OF the same year for alleged EN-
bezztement he again showed up% and insisted
upon the publication of several columns Of
ordered out. aud since then has beeu In tho
Office only once or twice,--the last time about
q rear nEo.
, 1881-07-03
THE assassin.
,,,,,,od from the Third Poge)

..c9-:=', =',se xIdc Of the defense ano mao oeea
ue vas On .ne aa a Tathcr clpscy the complainant
non to quGh Ghe eomplanant's answers a'a aaa~ uo'
IN ne e5terrosa1or, and be picSeo Up "a eaas 49,
s4 tae ,rins On table at Nn.en ns Eva, %:as
sslea - = acslt I bis clients opponent heavy
ee.!ea sna head. Justice wnship anea h,m
blax u; Gni,eau II made such p'1eops p'sa @'4A'
ptoas ssted @ss that fellow once the "colone1
Il laf7es' :. for collecting about $50 from on one
ooutlnueo, ,.,. M and .ppropriatins the money 1he
Of Us e ,xas think, larceny as oa'lee, ana as ~
estrse; e;s @ orcr to the Cr1miuai Court. eseo,!ea
xss ote W tho jul. and saw hlm i0cnsu .,su
lin " ~ remained there only two
70 n me Grand Jury refused 10
Fes. lin. TITO last knew o. nif' ng "l ,shon
tcalf tcnfe x:ih Wahash asene !t1 'dt Gcttne nj one
roau.e rss cossiderabl! inde.seo ,r,1dnw sa1chel
night 9e e. ~ ia cIulhcs and other wor1olS tuees
ccntaiaaa.s. ssipped,' leaving the 1ra1e 4ouec'
aqd soea oeaaa,,cbi,1f for him. .A., IN
teepcl s.s.3r.irwcd continued BY say!ne uA. ~ ~
fhe fhe1l:sdEnitcau US possibly tinatc ~ ~
TeSatGea md still possessed q Mueu .,;9
IN BIZ FQaoa',r as ,rhom be thought he cuula Ect
those lgMe " n 1.:1sutsS dealings he was what Is
uioteF' N4r,ai,, ~ circles as ii - vol, "a lh'tu
EnoE1 ,nttr@ ~ 1tJeet tho upper hand OF some
aIEN5 III never 50 far US Nas hIoNu -. ~
Los 80, :, his most eFratic nuous, 10 ste LIN
e9tsH.s5sc;a1 ts.5a fuiercsts we're carc1nlls Guarueu.
by 1:sa;,rh nrrctices which would flot neaf tne
essa es.aa.t .p psctutt6y nere brought fnto USE"