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The Republican journal., 1881-02-10

Christian Temperance Union will be held in Au
gusta Feb. 18th and 10th, at the rooms of the W
c. T. Union, on Water Street, where reception
will be given to the delegates and visitors Monday
evening, Feb IA, 1881. Auxiliary Unions and Aid
Societies are requested to send as large number
of visitors as possible Address Mrs. c. l.. Hooker
Augusta, for places of free entertainment Halt
fares may be expected on the railroads. Mrs J.
Ellen Foster the eminent Iowa lawyer. will give
an address Tuesday evening, Feb. Is. Other not
able women will be present Mrs l.. NJ. n. Stew
ems, Pres Me. W. C. T. U. Mrs. c. C. Hunt cor
responding Secretary
Chilis terms of peace are the surrender of the
allied fleet and payment of 30 millions
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BROOKS. Isaac Watts a respected citizen of this
town, died on Monday last at the age of - years
Ten weeks ago Mr.. Watts was stricken with paraly
sis from which he never rallied. John l. Watts
has sold his stock of goods to W. O. Jones, at South
Brooks. Mr.. Watts will go into the manufacturing
of clothing AN adverse report has been made in
the Legislature on the petition for new divis-
ionl inc in Brooks.
NORTH HAVEN. On account of measles there
has been no school in Thoroughfare district this
winter. Capt. Banks has sold the fishing schooner
Fleetwood to Ehen Cooper. Capt. Banks has
bought fishing schooner from Cape Cod which is
the largest fishing vessel owned in town.. Capt.
James Crockett, in schr. Roger Williams will go to
Grand Menan after another cargo of frozen herring
-. The Thoroughfare ha, closed to navigation.
MONROE. The scarcity of water in wells, els
terms and streams makes it very nconvenient for
farmers to water their cattle. The Monroe cheese
factory has settled up their wears accounts The
company has made 10000 pounds of cheese which
paid one per cent. per pound above expenses. The
Monroe cornet band had pleasant surprise last
Saturday night. The Winterport band came out and
joined our boys and the music reminded of last
seasons campaign. .Diphtheria is again in town.
lSLEsBoRo. The Journal some time ago mention
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tie girl to the Eye lntirmary at Boston, where the
eye was successfully treated. While there the child
was stricken with diphtheria and died the captain
bringing the remains nome on Wednesday, Capt.
Spragne has been sorely afflicted OF late. Within
ninety days the captain has lost hi- Wife, father,
mother, and his little daughter
FRANKFORT. A large smelling business is being
done here one man obtaining over so worth at
one time. The last Ivcrlm was in every respect a
success The question discussed was .Chinese
emigration" The speakers. MI r. 4. Elliott and
MI. Hayward Pcirce followed by MI Upton Treat
and Mr.. John T. Rowe. ali of whom spoke we'll and
to the point After the clos,, of the debate a spicy
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MARRIED.

In Islesboro, Jan. 3lst by Rev. G. NJ. Rhoades,
Mr.; William A. Wyman and Miss Edith A. Coburn,
both of Islesboro.
In Palermo, Jan. oath, Meier b. Lawrence and
Nellie A. Hopkins of Washington. Jan. 9th, John
son Estes OF Augusta, and Abby j. Spller.
In Rockland, Jan. 2sth, Erastlls A. Spear of Rock
land, and Miss Emily n. Beae of Jonesport.
In Ellsworth, Feb. LIST, by Rev. Chas. p. Lombard,
at the residence of the brides mother, Charles b.
Porter,M d., of Corinna and Miss Georgia H., young
est daughter of the late NJ. II. PuIsifer, NJ. d., Of
Ellsworth.
in Ellsworth, Jan. Goth, Mr.. Hiram c. Lord of
Ellsworth, and Miss Georgia A. Taylor Of Surry.
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MILK CRUST

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentiemen,--Last
summer my sister, while visiting in Boston, bought
little boys head, who had the milk crust for more
than two years, and for which she had tried almost
everything and exhausted the skill of several ply
sicians. The CUTICCRA cured him and he is now Il
fine, healthy looking boy, with beautiful head of
hair Yours, MRS. b. l.. BOWER.
l43 CLINTON ST, CINCINNATI, ONO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

TO all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness early decay
loss of manhood, &C., will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station d, Ne,c York City 1,20
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SCALD HEAD
For Nine Years CUrpd

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlemen,->i
July last i have been using your trTICtRA for
Scad Head, and it has cured me when all medicines
that have taken for nine years did me good |
am using it as hair dressing, but my head is
wei. 1t keeps the hair in a very nice condition.
Yours truly, II. A. RAYMOND.
-4aditor Port Uayne, Jackson, 4 Saginnlc r. II.
JACKSON, MICH, Dec. 20, ISIS.
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SKIN HUM0R
On Face. Head, and Parts of Body. Head covered
with ScabS and Sores.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER,-I commenced to us,
your CI-TICCRA REMEDIES last July. My face and
head and some parts of my body were almost raw
My head was covered with scahs and sores. and my
suffering fearful. | had tried everything had
heard of i'll the East and West. My case was con
sdered a very bad one. have now not a particle
of skin Humor about me, and my case is consider
ed wonderful 1t has been the means of selling a
great many Of your CUTICURA REMEDIES in This
part of the country. Respectfully YOURS.
MRS S f. WHIPPLE
DEC AII-R. Mol. NoY L. lS1S
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO GOOD FISHING VESSELS, 100 otis ca
i pacity Wen found in cables and anchors.
Will make good lime carriers.
AMBROSE WHITE.
BuckspOrt. Feb. s. ISL
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John smith, of Belfast, for stealing money from
John Conner of Bangor. was arraigned before the
supreme Court in that city Tuesday. 1t will be
remembered that John was arrested in this city by
city marshal Gates.
Surprise parties are in order now, and have been
almost of nightly occurrence during the past week
Tuesday night about sixty persons took Capt
Ephraim Ryder and wife hy surprise. 1t was an
enjoyable affair.
The Belfast railroad is doing heavy freight
business. ON "Wednesday Conductor Mace was
obliged to set of some loaded cars as he had more
than he could draw. As consequence the train
one hour late.
STEAMBOAT NOTES The katahdin had a very
heavy freight on saturday. laying at her wharf in
this city nearly two hours dlischarging.. The
katahdin her last downward trip had an entire
new crew of deck hands, having had difficulty with
the former crew in Boston.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Geo. W. Burkett offers
more attractive bargains in quarter column adv
in addition to what may be found i'll the three
column notire....T.W Pitcher Y co. have made
some additions to their column notice. We call at
tentou To another reading Attention is called to
the attractive and lIe adv. of F. H. Francis X
to. Tie adv. j. not only marvel in composition,
bu their stock is OF the be, in town al reason
able prices. House and lot for sale in searsport,
Ny Mr.. Elhridge Blanchar...see notice Of the an
nual meeting OF the Masonic Temple Association.
J.. - hooutr- for sale at Back sport by Ambrose
White.
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Masonic Temple Association.

rT'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the above associa-
l. ton will be held at the Masonic Temple in Bel
fast on Tuesday evening, Feb ed, 1881 at O'Clock,
other business as may properly come before said
meeting. HIRAM CHASE, President.
Belfast, Feb. 10, 1SSl.-2w6
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BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, FEB. ,.
Amount of stock at market: Cattle, 3l05; sheep
and lambs, $500; swine, 10, 1S; veal, co. number of
western CATTLE 2736; eastern cattle, 209 mich
and northern cattle, 100.
Price of beef y 100 ID live weight, extra quality,
% H1 az 621 first 50 BIZ az 90; second 81 62l 90
20; third, 81 371ag4 80; poorest grade of coarse
oxen, bulls etc, SO 371a 900.
Brighton Hides, 81 g9c y ID /; Brighton Tallow, &C.
ID; Country Hides, 7g71ac. % b; Country Tallow,
&C. ID; Calf Skins, l09l2c. y ID; Sheep Skins 81 %
az 90 EACH Lamb Skins, 81 1892 90 each.
Working OXen-We quote sales in full
pair girth it., inches live weight $500 b, $ll0
pair girth it., inches, live weight $500 b, $lO7
pair girth it., inches, live weight 26O0 h. SIG
pair girth it,, inches, live weight POO fb SIS
pair girth it., inches, live weight 1900 3D. 1925
pair girth it, inches, live weight 24OO Ii, SlO5
Mich Cows-EXtra, $55g7o; ordinary, $25G5O;
springers, $lsa5O head. We note sales of 4
springers for $50; COW and calf, $55 cow and
calf, S3s; do $35. Only few extra cows in
market.
Swine-Prces of fat hogs have advanced, those
for this weeks market costing the butchers from
81 to 5zsc. b, live weight,
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Commissioners Notice,

THE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed by
L the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of
Waldo, on the second Tuesday of January A. d.
1881, commissioners to receive and examine the
claims Of creditors against the estate of ORRIN
TURNER, late Of Palermo, in said County, de
ceased repreSented lnSolvent, hereby gives notice
that six months from the date of said appointment
are allowed to said creditors in which to present
and prove their claims, and that they will be in SEES
pose of receiving the same, viz at the office of ".
q. Frye, in Belfast, Tuesday the first day of
March next, at two O'Clock F. NJ, and at same place
on Saturday, the ninth day of July next, at two
O'Clock p. NJ w. G. FRYE, Commits
3w6 GEO. +. WALLACE. sioners
Dated this fifth day of February, A. y. 1881.
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Notice..

w has left my bed and board without any just
provocation, this is to forbid all persons from har
boring or trusting her on my account as shall pay
no debts of her contracting after this date.
ORRIN PLAISTED.
Searsmont Jan. ), 1881. -3w6*
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CUT|CURA REMEDIES
For Skin, Scalp and Blood HumOr,

The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
4 POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washing
ton Street, Boston, Il Front Street, Toronto, Ont.
and Snow HILL London. and are for sale by all Drug
gists Price of CUTICURA, small boxes, 81 cents !;
large boxes, containing two and one-half times the
quantity of SMALL Sl.00. REsOLVENT, Sl.O0 per
bottle. CCTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. -
cents per cake; CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAP, 10 cents per cake, in bars for BARRIERS and
large consumers, 30 cents. lyrl5
Instantly relieve Pain. Soreness and Wn.knesA
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FOR SALE!

- The undersigned offers for sale
Sc kSzxs, ~ her farm situated in East Sears
Sl#AEg 49, port. The farm consists of 40
dsiaa15 H. - acres of land cuts seven tons of
a$HAMs.n Ia hay, has good pasturage and a
Hsmali wood lot. The buildings
are all good, and the lot well fenced. The place is
4 very desirable one and is offered at a bargain.
MRS. ELBRIDGE BLANCHARD.
Searsport Feb 9, lSSl.-6tf
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(Yticura
MEDICINAL AND TOILET
PREPARATIONS.

CUTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant to use.
No grease, no oils, repulsive odors. From in
fancy to old age they are equally successful, safe
and reliable. CUTTCl-RA, Medicinal Jelly, arrests
disease, eats away dead skin and flesh, allays in:
namnation, itching and irritation, soothes and
heals Skin Diseases and Scalp Affections with Loss
OF Hair. 1t reproduces and beauties the hair;
CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, prepared
from CUTICURA, ceanses, soothes, and heals dis
eased surfaces, whitens, freshens. and beauties
the skin beyond all praise. 1t is an elegantly per
fumed Toilet, Bath, and nursery sanative The
CUTICIrRA SHAVING SOAP is the first and only me
dicinal soap prepared expressly for shaving and i
eNtravagantly praised by gentlemen. The REsoL-
VENT must be taken internally for chronic hnmors
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IN the matter of
Bankrupts.
rINlIlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That Il petition has
i been presented to the Court this 2sth day Of
April, 1879, by Nehemiah and Joshua K. Bassett of
Verona, Bankrupts, praying that they may be de
creed to have full discharge from all their debts
provabe under the Bankrupt act individually and
as members Of the firm of n. u j. X. Bassctt and
appearing that the former order of notice thereon
has not been duly published and without their fault,
and upon reading said Petition
1t is ordered by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the first Monday of April, A. ID.
1881, before the Court in Portland in said District
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and notice thereof be published
in the Ellsworth American and the Republican Jour
nal newspapers printed in said District, once 4
week for three weeks, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons in inter
est, may appear at said time and place. and show
cause if any they have why the prayer of said pc
titon should not be granted WIN. =. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
Ii. H. MITCHELL, solicitor. 3w6
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Rabbit Metal for Machinery.
BRIGHTON Cattle Market.

vTNYPE METAL, the best anti friction metal for
l. lining machinery boxes, for sale at
20stf THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED.
Feb. sth, schrs Radiant, Hardy, Portland; f.
wilson, Patterson, Rockland; Ringleader Smith,
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btthSIORl Inc ICE rs YET mas NOT bttll Il Ncfl-
our obstacle to navigation on our river, as far as
Wmtcrport. Mrs Z. NJ. Godfrey of Philadelphia,
is at home on short visit About half past four
saturday morning fire discovered in Il small
house half mile in rear of the village, occupied
by Mrs. stevens widow lady, and lad of Is.
Mrs stevens being i'll during the night a fire was
made in her room Subsequently the boy was
aroused from sleep to the door of his room in
flames. He managed to get the old lady out through
a window. Few articles were saved, and the house
was entirely consumed. The engine could do little
as it could not get supply of water. :. The net
proceeds Of the last entertainment given by the
"club" and "aid" were $50 .Chas. skinner is at
nome on short vacation from Bangor Theological
seminary. The public temperance meeting in
Emery Hall last Sunday, was largely attended, it
being chiltiren's Sunday and very pleasant day.
Evelyn r., wife of the late DR.. A. F. Page, died
last Sunday evening, aged 4s years. Mrs. Page
was member of the Elm street Congregational
church She leaves two children. A large circle
of relatives and friends the loss of one rarely
if ever eNcelled in beauty of character. Died at
the residence of her sOn-in-law James Emery,
Elizabeth 5. Hervey, aged "a years 10 months She
came to Bucksport in 1915, formerly from Newbury-
port Mass and leaves reAatives in Belfast Brig
Atlas, of this port, was found partially disabled by
ice off Sandy Hook, Thursday, by cutter Grant
and lowed in. Shipping cats to Boston, where
they are sold to grocers and grain dealers for rat
tiers, furnishes business for one of our young men
1.-The following gentlemen have purchased a
controlling interest in the Bangor and Bucksport
railroad, and will probably extend it to Ellsworth
This year; Hon. Eugene Hale, and Hon. L. A.
Emery, of Ellsworth; Hon. J. r. Bodwell, of Hal
lowell; Gen. Davis Tillson, Col. Geo. W. Kimball,
and Mr. Maynard Sumner, of Rockland; Col Samuel
ID. Bailey, of Bath
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WHY'S OF IHE D4K

Fivs casrs of smallpox ucro reported {, tho
B,ald Of Health. 10 Ne. Y,Ik, yesterday.
Col Chsrlss s. Sparcrr appeared before
Gov. Ctrool at Albany, N. Y, yesterday ar d
opposed the gaining OF q warrant. UPON the
rqnlsitlon Of tho Governor of Virgins, for
Capt. Gilbert Manson, Of tho schooner llanty
sutton, charged with kidnapping at Hampton
h,sds. coOrsd boy. named Vaupbp, aad Is
klog him to New York. The Govarnor roscrT
ed his dtci:icn.
There is 81 In, ixoiiement 10 WAshir 90
owing to arum2r that lssnre6enia iiye Black
bum. OF krrtuakp. std General Hutbri!ee
are 10 fight a cu,.
A passenger named Walsh, or the steamer
Celtic Ter Now York. was arrested at Queens
iowa yesterday, charged with having canmlie d
murder 10 county Galway. Ireland.
Anthony Elton. sged 81, meIchap. of
Philadelphia, was caught ptowliog around tho
Astor House, New York. las. night. dressed 10
female attire. He hsd co black silk dress,
nigh heelsd shoes. striped stockings and co..
broidered drawers.
The usual Nav ears orders have toen is
sued by General Sherman and SecIelsr3 Hat,
directing all army and navy officers 10 Washing
ton 10 assemble 10 full uniform at the Wsr aud
Navy Departments at III 30 Gopdsy mnuing,
10 pay their respects to The President.
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!ho Oh year will bid ito world : bil.pt todd
bye to uEh! III tvcIinGrr. To hsvo Prolonged
It's stay Was = i,ha ti:a cip.bliiy OF omEino
toIcl as that term Is commonly understood,
but uLs, gore. nn'ixa the d0.d who nro be-
!iaeci to haco been brought to lilo again, TO
bii0g b.cf a moment OF laps3t tune tyeaedS
tbs hmliB Of oil observable power. Thiois
that 6ra donn ma7 b, Un!oua. men may be
Trsuirco,ci. ;ha sua nay b stayed IN
iii, o.1rsc. tuS uGin tho hiss ilJTn is gone for
ever. 1t a tai to part ir1m thGso ui!h whom
We hive b'cn long together. ard tho dying year
Is sn cid ifIrd bar 10 rrilln Tor the Inevitable
would be- silly nrl rAlrat IL tho Vaincst 81 oil
ibIog-. 1hcIG!5rc Iet the dGGd rRst lu:V,its
doat, especially 81 it has hann Il grevou3 year
10 tiu country At Isrgo ~ veil "a to our o@n
) atr. Ih0 lcT irir to morrow WIIl Eld Us
good n0TG,rp, AID s. tho in!Ir,. not tho past.
eeLJGs uUt r!Iiuirg9. aI pCA>I5:I.its mt NE
Possibilities Grmaai oil cur aitepliop, Let us
ToInrn him a happy hhlutsleD, and Start cut
v,h braias aud hsldS anxious Tor work, and
with hnaris cheerful! bat prepared for any ilte.
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Tho a'oaiiia o9riAit u view tho tariti nueG-
tioa II The op;r AID Fta:onAbIo ligh. They
say that whlS uhdtr a protective fy5!tm The
wages OF wo,kicgman Increase. tho cost Of his
liyire incrnases in tho Same il not 10 greater
rst!a. a Tho proIossed dosira to benefit the
working ,l:an 10 tho chief siritg of tho hsIp up
on which The prair oIionsts play, the truth Of the
later p.rl Of II i ssstriou-aId that it is tue
il knnwu to 81! mcn WIN hava given tn. sui jsot
COY att: n.:on-Jught 10 b salh ,Ient ct itself
to abolish tie sfs.em. but when Lvc1 SO pro.
nouno d pfote chemists az MI. R!aios has &C
kbow9dged that the wages Of o)tlGn factory en-
p.fytca ii this ojuatry arc now DO | ish1r than
they ar. 10 i, gland, tho Gboi.ion should not
j., dolsl cd moncbt loagar The justic, Of
this is rendered he mo apparent when il is
roh emb led that though the monopolist5 want
t. project their wares from furoig1 competition.
they are utterly opposed. to giving their TN.
ployees the same protection, and sojut the very
'dus ii inpJslng ics:iit lois uJou tho impo;.
tstioa Of foreign labor to oompOto with tho
home supply.
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from forfeiture Of pay fer day lost 10 attend

from forfeiture Of pay fer day lost in attend
i,g The iu7eraI Of mem Der OF ber family.
He, also. laid b.forc the Board communi-
cation FROM j. H. D. Smoot, esq, S;crettrS of
the Board Of Health, conveying rtqlcst of
said Board hat The vaccination OF the pupils OF
the public sctoals be sesin enforced, as pre-
vi1ed by The school law. He expa aimed that, at
The suggestion Of Df. L;wis srd other phys;-
clans, when vaccine matter o3ud not be readily
bad, the Board bsd. as allowed by the law.
suspended its operation, tut that now as small
pcX was prevailing 10 many places ard was IS
near Us ss Baltimore. the Heslth Officer was of
opioion that the prccsulon could cot DO safely
neglected; whertupou. on motion Of MIR. Carne,
the order suspendiog tho operation of The law
was rtcorsdsred. aud, ca motion of Mr..
Snowdcn. tho teachers were dire :ed 10 SEQ that
oil tho children uDder their charge had been
vaocinsted within the tes days following tho
reopenicg OF the schools
Mr.. Carne otf,red the following resolution,
which wss unanimously adopted. VIZ:
Whereas. acts fixing the salaries OF the NUM-
cipal officers, the City Council. until within q
few yesrs msde proVisions as follows:
To the Treasurer of tho Corporation $500.
and no further allowance shall DO made the
Treasurer for disbursing the tchool fund sppro-
prisLed by the City Council" and whereas the
City Treasurer az made claim 10 this Bosrd for
compensation for services arising within the
tima this provision Was operative, therefore
Resolved. That the Clerk OF this Board com.
municate on this subitc. with the City Council,
to ascertain whether said provision was Intend
ed TO include compensation for all disbursements
made OF said funds by order Of this Board.
The Superintendent read to the Board cortsu
suggestions fro gentleman cf tho city rcla.
tive to securing the old court house for echool
purposes. and sitter scme conversation on the
sutjact. on motion of Mr. Beach, the Committee
on Scboolhousts and Furniture was directed
to call tho attention Of the Ci.y Council to tho
n after, snd suggest the procuring of An act Of
Assembly, by which the property could be prop
erly divided or the city allowed TO use lis por-
lion for school purposes, And 1t $50. the Board
kGinntued
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TO-OAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Gulseau Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. e., Dtc,nbr 3l.-As
large su suileroo al usual was present this
mcrhiGg The prisouer took his seat 10 the
dock without removing tho heavy OVe.o,at 10
which he was MT III ID lie fray remarked ::
"Oae o! my guards horn. Mr.. Cunningham,
has got II pound baby for a now year,
present. Laughter. 10 which tho jaIy
heartily Joined
Dr.. Gray took tho stard abd resume i tho
story Of lis oonvtrsaiiJu with tho prisoner 10
JAIL
Gui;eau soon Interrupted hir;. saying ::
THAT don't cTrCsnnCd with your evideuca
yesterday. Dlaor. You vent into the inspirG-
tiop.'
MIR. Seville oil i:o,d to the stale msnt Of
witness. lilo said nothing 6i Inspiration or
dlVlrd pressure" and urged that uitucss must
give tho conversation or tho substance OF it ss
it occurred.
Witness couiinuing said Tho prisoner
used tho expression 'SSon | msdo uo my
mind
Gaileau shouted: making III my mind
Wss the result OF the grinding pressure. That 3
where tho respiration c.mss 10, Please get
that straight while you arc about it,
MIR. ScoVillo again Obi scted that tho witocfs
was losing sight of tho ques len and going into
arsumcnt,
Guiteau-"Hs's forgotten what no testified
yesterday.
The wi!nsss Was frequently Interrupted both
b7 Guiteau aud &c ville-by the former iuso-
leotly-uutil worried out by its conIiouance ho
sale: am under oath MIR. Seville AID |
du not oiro 10 volunteer soytnIr which is not
strictly and apparently evidence 10 The Csc.
Gu,leau-"Iheo you had better stop talk
iur, ifyou don't want 10 volunteer sry t.iop."