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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
JEFF DAVIS, CAPTURE.
&ise Qossfedera8o Rxess5Eent,s Ov
 Account Of a azucz- 11xsps,fed 4

! xlse oonfsderaao RressSdent,s Own
 Account Of Muca@ 1,zspzsted As-
 fair. VI | 1< 6s2ss . From his bod. z. Tho RIss sad m 1f lss ccu-
 For the protectioh of a5 Ixrav- eled with them two Of three days xhen, believing that they had passad 6sit oT the region of marauders,I 6etsfuined to leave their encaInp al lEtfall to execute original p1rpa6s- Ny horse and thoSe of iny pzss;lS I'z 5issr 'S gre saddled prepa1afor5 Ifo zt'al sizss one of my staif, who had 1it'dsn i,1t6g the ' neighboring village rstltsf,1<1 as3s1 stold me that he had heard that maraudinp party intended to attack the camp tlat night. This decided me to wait long enough to see whether there was any truth ln the rumor, which I supposa;i would be ascertained in few hours. Nv horse remained saadled and my pistcis in the holsters, and I lay down, ftllly dressed, to res. Nothing occurred t,- rouse me until just before dawn, wheai my coachman, free coiored man, vis3- ! faithfully ciung to our fortunes, cans aud told ne there Was iiiiag Uvpr the branch, just be aind our encam pnlent. 1 stepped ont of my wife's tent and saw some horssmsD, whom 1 inmediateiT recognized as cavalry, deployipg aroll 1 the encampmeIt turned back sd told my wife these were not the expaoS- ed marauders but regular troopers. S.,s lmplored Inc to leave Ter at once. ] he.- itated from unwiilingn@ss to do so, ya.ti lost few precious moments b.fssse yielding to her Inoortunity. Ay her., and arms wereinear he road on Wh.ck expected to leave, and down wliah tiaes cavalry approached; 1t was. therss,3.r. impracticaole to reach them. l waa compelled to start in the opposite direction. As 1t WAS quite dark in ih, tent, picked up what was supposed L, be my raglan" waterproof, light overcoat, without sleeves it was s;llse- quently found to be my wife's, so very like my own as to be mistaken for it.
 As started by wife thoughtfulIy ti5rew over my head and shoulders a shawl | had gone perhaps fifteen or twenty yards when trooper galloped up ant ordered me to halt and surrender l., which 1 gave a defiant answer, and. dropping the shawl and raglan from my shoulders, advanced toward him. E3 leveled his carblne at me, but l expect ed If lie fired he would miss lne, and 1av intention WAS n that event to put mv hand under his 1oot, tumble him of or, the other siae, spring into his saddle and attempt to escape. My wife ,eylio had been watching. when she Saw the soldier aim his cIrbine at me, ran for
 ward and threw her arms aroSnd ns. Success depended en instantaneons ac- ton, and, rtcognie1ng that- the oppor- tunity had beer lost, l turned back,
 and, the mornisg beng damp al chilly,
 passed on to shre beyond the tent Our
 pursuers bad taken different roads and approacaed our camp from opposite di-
 rectious they encountered each otter
 and commenced firing, both sunposiag
 they had met our arnsd esegrt, and
 some casualties resulted from tdeir con-
 iict with an imaginary body 4f CoAfed-
 crate troops During the< <contlslQ2.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

II was well that the regular teacher uid resume her duties the next week:
 by that time Mildred was abundautly Hing to give them up. Yet she alwass
 jared thas teaching was the most de- hiful work in the world, and that she ,und the happiness of her life on 9 ackboard.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
A SMindler Rolled.

Upon one of the tralnS en route from the Pacific coast, sharp undertook to sell diamond ring to an old mIn-r wbo had made his pile and was returning home. The miner looked at the ring and said to the seller: They've got con- mon stone up iu the diggiugs wh re I've been that'll cut titat diamond all to piecesr' "If you'll tinl a piece of stone you," repl ed the peidier. ''All right, said the miner, If n cut that d a. mond' with stone I'll buy t of you. ;" ThereupoI the mmer took the ring In his hand ant pulled from hls V, st poe . small piece of broAn-ioOk'ng r',ne, similar to bit of dark ire, stone, exc pt the grain w.ts very fine, and with this he proceeded eco Y to cut and scratch the ''diamond" with several uel, looLi ing gashes. 4 group of passeng CTS ttllt had gathered about the miner We're amazed, but while they smils the ped- dler with his ''uiamond" withdrew dis comfted. "That little piece of brown stone,'' explained the miner, ''is piece of corundrum that |. got in the Rocky mountains, and it's the best dlamond tester in the world. It won't scar g genuine diamond, but it will everlasting ly cut up pieces of glass or .auarIz."
 Ar a confiagration a worthy citizen gazes with stupefaction on the steam 6re-engines. Well, never, he says. with deliberation. "I never expecJ.-,. to see such criminal, senseless vast, fa
 ness ! The idea Of warming the wate ,efore throwing ij oa the tlares p
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
p$T. c0LsY.

,kr1sasry ~ tAw VIII fnAcyIck IN AL i.Ftas.t. of the Territqry Qlnce In eirds fhh,llah. rooms il and l1. coylier q Fourth M fsh4 F|f f,vrt streets Tomlisttne A. II.
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dv. viol.ars.

REAL s'1z1E GENT, Arcr1oszER. coSvyv. Anetr rir ana Minin Operator. Fremont street near ntn, 1cmstal,e. 4. J.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

CIVIL xsqrKHRA1p DEITY U. g. MINER AL ,yor. TSrssyor, 9,', tgl..o . Office on Ere
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E.Pvoisard.
Chsrles Ackley.

Tombstone, A. T A-NA' SiAELl l'
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A. ]. FELTER,

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A. c. Lnwery,

AIToRsxI Al L.pg. FkE,foEr STREET. pErwgyN Fourth and Eft Troublesome, A. T. Wi ars prsc''os n alL enEs Agent for mining prop s..y. Sonfs{antag ana collecting prollptip attended, Q. .Reirsnces given. 's'''s
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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
IF. aLAck81aN

b.4rr1 sEERIFr AND Agp cQii sfpN; orF1eE r, a;tt R fs Jones. office lipaeiit A.9ln Szi k,1fIf 1ireet, below Fremont Is.s.... 2'..s''., fnsf ',s t{o,nptly Steends4 &a. Go.leetjens a
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

1oAN M MpHPlif xs
 x s< AT LAW, ROOF as sioyss Horzi
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
c. [. HENDERSON,,

'.< <<@ffsIc,fH AND SURGEON offlOE' '" <s-I <,. 4tstet Tosnhstone. Arizona
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
6V6fY }Oeslble mealls

Pritchariwent over to their hattle5Gd and did lot see him for long tne. surely mo, ethan an hour after rny4nt- ure. He subsequently, cla5med freal:, in conversaSQn with me, for tie. for bearance shown'sy his men in notshoos- ing me when l rehsed to surrender.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
JaA e. Ho,vard.

Iate of Los Angeles. A .ss
 ' l2RELY AT JAW. AT RkE5GSI A1. fzfz |oF. .s- s.s ". stump Toiab*tons A q
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v, A HIM

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 t,-4 r4f' sf leE fS sscsisn's bfasfsss E;frss Tonsbstolis, A. T.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

.fMEnb NAYN0SD. ~ M ys Ai'e kl, sa5 1inento City. t4Hp'ipre- r
 WALKER HAYki0z1,
 A5fsitsTYs AT LAW. rRowf1 kttkHfro SfY- .i.s, si iIf business intrtlstsd to them tg>lfe- .,i..ri i.'se speciality A. 9f NaE<f Cons ssiss tlr oi deeds for the Stste q E2eK.i1e
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
MILTON 8. cLAPF
Thoaaas wallsSe.

fIEsSe nRozER, REAL EAssrn snxsr AND. v tten.s.s: Alles street, fpfoA l<>af
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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

. R.ednan m. Prises 5r. s.rrt- AzolSsER AND t. s. btforv ,er<rrhtz
 sSs3FFk stna 1T
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J. 2. nuFz0N.

.1Ssr Al LAW. orfstk oa sErtH s1i'xk1 :z,zj 2. z s.'sSnt and sii<h. 1'eiibslei.s' Adj
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
ta. R. < MATTHEW'S,

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Url4s BplcER.

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
A. V PAaksE

Nf,xtso ENGINEER AND Q. ss pxPqfl <.k1 ki:fl, '.l e,,,~evor Office fn San Ffancisep ieNvery Store No. 43O Allen street. sQn1h ziast per"eep Fourth and Fifth strset. Ielenstene 2. |.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

while atfentaoE 77ls7s7 7eil7 7|5 2 @}5l . nYss If. sxcgpt hy takIe f1llu gsEe U. i.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
X q. AsHEHFELTER,

sA skk1 AT LAW. CLIFTON, A. IT. PROMPT W lItt ,rifeu tO any business entrusted to my
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22
PITH AND POINT.

SHE cooed; he wooed; the old man aald they could If they would No cards. MIR. BARNUM writes from England that be has secured the novelty he has long been after. It is screw-driver that won't slip.
 A SUBSCRIBER wants to know "why tea stores are painted red" It is be- cause proprietors of these stores employ men to paint them that color.
 THE clothing men are advertising summer suits" But it don't suit the fellows who have to wear last winters clothes during the not weather.
 THERE was young girl of Eau Claire
 Who was witty, and good, aLd seau faire,
 All the other girls found,
 hat when she around,
 They were just counted out as neau vhaire. CLERGYMAN-" No, my dear, it is inn possible to preach any kind of a sermon to such congregation of asses. 5 Smart young lady" And IS that why you cal them dearly beloved breth- ren 2"
 IH nT was young msn from the Mission,
 Who spent ali his Sundays 1i5hin';
 He said Hade-, for Hel,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

;, 2 Hri>s $PlcEF,
 5 }. |.I s|'i| .I';l l|'|
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-22

|.@& 3. TRAsTuN. s kyEsY 6 TsAeTum,
 M 5 >l LAW. ROOMS AND oRD's
 Fourth and Fremont stieetA
, 1881-01-25
Lawyer Beach, Of Beecher Fame, Came
Down and Wanted to SEQ
Him "Bad.V
He Would Give $25,000 Cash to Be
Won Daren's Business Manager
in Future.
Won Dnren Now Heir to Nearly All 1Iol.
land, Two Shlp.Yart's, and About
Serenity Vessels.
Tho Whole Estate Valued at Between
Twenty-Five and Forty Millions
Of Dollars,

New HAVEN. Jan. 24.-RoelR Won Baron,
1lollantlcr, who has resided I'll New Haven
with wife anti child for ak months, has
fallen hntr To MI immense fortune by the
death Of a grcat-grnnduncte Heinrich Spier,
Of Rotterdam, wllo bcaucatlls Him his prop
crty. Last wcuk Heinrich Won Baron, half.
brother to 1locltT, came to this city direct
from Rotterdam, accompanied by
WILLIAM a. NEAClI. TIE NEW YORK LAW
yEIh
md, l0elff says, told him of Ills good fortune,
md Offered lin s25, 5,o00 In casl, II he would
ll,nke lin manager of his estate. IiciMric't
tn pug Roeltf $500 weekly. This offer was
refused, and 1soeltf. has since received lottcrs
from the Mayor Of Rotterdam anil Notaries
who drcw up the will. Informing him that the
cstatB left him is es.lmnted nt between So5,-
000,00 MID S40. 0.000 000 1t Is sni1 the prop
er.y Is tho accumulation Of several gencra-
tlons, includes besides MI Immense amount
OF real and personal property, two slipyards
and
FLEET OF SEVENTY VESSELS.
Won Baron goes 10 Now York Tomorrow to
meet the Notaries, who nre said to have nr-
rived there to consult with him. Won Baron
formerly q Catholic priest entering ,lpon
that calling at tic wish Of his father and
other relatives, but, after serving three
years, he renowned religion against their
wishes. lie further says that, IN MI altercn-
tton with Ialf-brother over tho matter, ho
was stabbed, artt, drawing his own knife,
KILLED Ills NALr.utornEn IN sELr-pE-
fEFENBE.
Acting nntler the advlce Of the authorities he
went to London, where flU married MI Er-
Elishw0llan nnd lived under tlIe name of
, 1881-01-25
MEDICAL.
Meeting OF the xyeal Side sociol

Meeting of the NyeAl Side Society.
"A regular snml.tnonthy. nccttnH ut tho West
Chicago Medical socloty wns huhl last night In
tho Washtngtoninn Home. Un Madison sireot,
near Ogdon avenue, tAo atscnaanco being
rathcr seant. DF. II. b. Lyman occupied tho
chnir us ptcstdent pE0 tcm.
Dr.. II, r. YaIln rcAd pMpcr whoreln he do
scrihcd tue history aud treatment By him of
three interesting cases, of paralysis, nl,si
Or. N. BrIdH1 aiso toll If At, unusual
cn&0 OF tho 6ainn class which had coInu unIor
hls treatmcnt Tho peculiar pllases prcfoatc'l
R x xtnoa sss Tes t5a e 5 s
nlsln6ers of INC profession they would appear
any nne elso to BIZ orly the p!,hses usltailyAt-
Sar Sst1sy S;si!y satd ap tue subject
Of fItphthera, giving isa history from tho ,t1Ilo
tho srst e..ss sas dlIanosod n1ous ;asi sears nK,
.sat " ~ cheas, u .e IS ass'aaas ~ s aass
records showed tho nrat: sle4sn run,rte,l iron,
tilphtherla to have beeCt in August. lSa' rrnu,
yoarly Morsality from ihe dIse,iso % havo III.
ctcased from vi or 10 tn tsD IN lsbn Thu pt,clnr
thought ttnt Bewcs.gas had extremely &ittte to
Dr: i. j. TwInins said he thought shas it was
tho fashion lust a. rrosent 20 credit ,n.!ru deaths
p, Earle said that tho yhri.nls throat tl!soases
e. ssau e fssaas e. tsea,s u 'Aa' A'
deu,Iasof diphthera aud seaT ot-fcyer ateri.aicu
ct regular laterral4 ~ I'll. lonal!tr.. scaflet-
foySs d5aEs hsso n 2, i ana 1s c.
might DO lookod for ashln In Tho shapo Ut ali
ep!dcpllo ln tue course It = cauplo 4t yv..rs.
aso n vsp fSasa th hsSs q Ss III @
that the schoo! children wore IN the habit Of
drinking from q arssok which washed over tho
pgssd sS%9snts 81 ,a. aead he hosss o,
, 1881-01-25
TIE UNITED STATES.

rs,r rnr.tc~ ,,on+ ri 4 sr1 <ou tnrt1nv
4nh icn'''" 4'sot'' "'o'''o'' S'r"o ss'o'""''
AT tho SHl}.TrcAsliry ycstcriny ~, GOO IN Bllyer
and $l(0f0 In ro1d wns disb(ttscd.
,u......--....... -. .,,
iHehFE THoussNp "'hhaats ~ s"FcE ""a r'~
cCtrctl yesterday by tho Assistant Treasurer.
trtr fp.orrat.revcnuc rccctnts rcstor,,ov
omnmntnH tn x:si. .M,s ~ which &s7fss{ WA fs;r
st,irits. ti.eio Tor tntneco md ciGnts. and Lis
fur irnr. >e~ O'"'''S' ~"'''O
T,,rur will uro&ohlv In n Grand Jury callod
cariy III Fohrunsy. nnd a Jury II, tho District
t;n,,rt ,siil on imh1nrirtl fnr Tia trinf of i'm
nnIlcrniis crtninmf cnscs. which hnvo been
Gntuif,, fur srnrs mnst, cnriy In March.
1910 n,4." t' 49, .N,, 80
If1E c1ftGctnna FOR fttfttef ycstcetiay anottdtGd
10 *n.4u. Following Is llet o. tho dlitinblo
EoMs rccoiscu: 0ttn YOU'VE Co',3 cases op-
ticai lnstrnmchts: U. X: kt!tn y Co,+ cases
linens; L. Wo!l MantitAGturtilR 70. cTatcs
cnlthenWnre: Lyon Y tlen!y. cases musical IN
strun,unts: Carson, psre, scntt & Co,3 cnscs
Woo!eeia; J. Z. usan y Co., cnsra c0ttona: HIT
mum taros'. oase8 httaahca; Chicago AnGt!on
anu atornEo Co.. cnscs old nooks: Cnrson. plricj
scott Co. o cntcs tnusi.ns; !. Y. scneepcr.!
chse rntent mcdle!nG: flcltl, l.eitef W, u
cases llnons' ptc:; q. .. McokGr 4 20. n tons
IlR-tron: u. II. Hayden, 81 sacks ealt; @oo one-
quarter ancks do.
Tur Trcnsury nonnrtmcnt hns Issued tts usunl
circular 0ivmx tiirnrffonS ia stain rt,i sailing
yesscls M to ii.fht and smiling r,Iles TGnre nr1
onjy tht"r nhn1,rns frf,,, i r,ifcs estahshc,i in
Fla nst rirnitimr, 1iy lin mew rc9illNtinns mo
nemIity nftachctf to ffRnbnet1ce 81 lin rules nj
tnchcs to anlI ycsscls t1tiy instead ff nil crft M
, 1881-01-25

by this t,onrl fnr tho purpose act forth In tho
foregoing resolution,
The rules wcrc suspended IN nr1lnr to consider
tho above, when thoy were atoptci.
tits TAX HOOKS.
CommisAloncr scnno Introduced a resolution
directing tho C0mmtt4co oil .lul!clnry to asccr.
thin why. tho tax l,ooka o. tho eatinty wcro not
delivered to tho Collectors by tho tnIti'lo nt %.
nekctl TINT honoth!nE. bo ,loila tn extend tho
ttnio to the T0Wn Cnlleotdse 20 That they n'ny
have nt lenat three m0nthN tlng III which to col
lcet tAxeA mud tnnkc ,ii,at settlement With tho
County Collector. Tho resolution was referred
to tho Committee on jttllcinry.
Comntttco called for in Mr. scrnc's resolution:
Messrs. scnnc,' Clark, ,0Nc!I', coburu, and
, 1881-01-25
THE TAX FORGERIES.
Ento MS Case Continued TIL Thursda
-lkunc1ke still at Lnrge,

Eatoh ms case continued TIL THURSDAY
-1Snnc1ke still at Lnrge.
Tho nrrost of Charles Entun tho tux noot1& on
, worro ~ avor,, AT h., ran,,,v.rtn~t. EInttn
nils aifcady peon moitioncd IN TIE TRIBUNE.
lie rctinined In tho Arnory Susltlly ntght, md
Yesterday morning was tukpn beFore Jul stlco
1Snvr,nrr,, aIit,,,. T., ~ Ne-,h ut,,o n,,too
r'..'. n,' e...'us ~ .'o aot.u a...c tu.so .n
Goaft~ 1ho case, however, wHs continued nc tho
request OF tho prosecution until Thursday
morning, bal, being liked at sJ00U, which Eaton
ense, ~ h'lswof1n' n' f nls oFotnee-m-l"w' anu
AN: Lawler pe'ng MS snsetIes.
Al ltancko, tho clork who Ii nltoRed to have
boon Eaton's nArtuvr. haa not been soon since
Sntnrtnv uIrht. nnd snmo poont, hoi1o,c In tns
nr. ~. ,,.,, W." 49, ~ w
ioi. ane eay' Whetnor 10 nus aono 90 or nor u
Is difficult to tell hut thdt no is hiding is evldcnt,
ccn Sunt,S for %im snco ssurav n,at
~. III. s.so Sa.us "'e"'
".thout "stuFIaln1nR a's "ncEeap
II seems that when Dir. kt0kkt went before
the Grand Jury Saturday md told them OF tho
nvi5cncf I'm l,nd .,otton tnunthnr thcv sn,v thai
~. t..."...s.n." - e .,,, sso'os taos eH" .
tno !nvcstlgnunn WoN'd 90 lns,H ono, anu etg'
s1Sa , na nnSo s IT. dnG @ tWo em r., a1 n1E
When s'ii Watto'. OtuerW!se: tho InEestl9Auon
WGnt on, lno nafgts 1hiRnt gG! nna OF dh1naRln9
testimony. 4ila Eatotl Anu tnneke might coll
etalo inM. .hey naa nottGF takh ttlR 70 Cnnhua:
nceotnlng!y. Mf' h!nkke cohhu!te4 Aha1dtnit
aa-Atturtiey isnkors ma tao latter drow IN
C9tisiracy u 10 nj illeKnl act in1!lrous TO tho
tr9lle flf,!s, pnllco aio Antntllstrntoh 1t taio.
ilg aifstee " Mlet!nB' ct1alng aug 4ctncinR Inc
IbtlutoHs uutulHCntH 4Hu un1!ko III U pMUIc u!l!.
, 1881-01-25

: : Ns!s S:5! ~!
w., aRst ycnrN Il non.hs and 4 days.
ltomana entusaber at ltosohI!l :.
ss ss
sit fson1aI so 81 Il e. ef5tS ae1oeh T. sos., ~ .o!,ay
nd as :s Il 6 saa 4ssfs. ssSs
sestssf S q Gsao!st9 ''''
y 'Ss !S; sss9
oes 6y esxo, e 10 ut
pyS1.EY-iatrIck Dunloy, born In L!moF!ek, Iro-
Notco Of funeral hereafter. ..-.....
1et 1IMSiHn ssio, 4 S SS9%RtS 91.p q Keno Co. m
.,nlSGEA-jan. n. ut 81 Dolawnro-placo, Emanuel
ossss ,ss !s:sSsss s.s*s. & s.sz a" at
pHTi:E!.nes ~. + a. ~ at California, Meh. Josiah
9P.s' is!is;. y i;t.ss!a MIA. b'osSos q si.
Fstssia Fnass e sss. IL: s'tS iape.. pte.,o eop,
f ssass' g. ss..a saopsss ps
s$ss !; il: L % Es:e e.s:ey s s's Church.
qfE. H. So7ns II y Ssssss ii ss ss il &sss ~;
o5vss! n A tso ss'ssnss ?, s,.
Mntlha, beloved wtfo Of AMOS L,sorsItVs. ssed III
o'clock. thence BY carsaKes u ltnsaht!I.
sss e. tSifs:;s sssa & 3 g.
~ Pcrysbnra TO-, papors please copy.
uOGGtANil-1An. H. Of consumption, potor log.
faasss sra ..aay !. i o'clock fye re.dsnee, y North
Markot:st.t to church OF tho Holy NaMe thence by
fryltC1 to nttGnu.
llobaksn IN. III pnporn ptoaso copy.
NnCtiE-3nn e. NJ 8U y ht tto tealdenco Of j.
Alef1onN!d. Nv EulloTlnn.ny. Nfs. Mary II. Hocho
Bnhst Vt Mrs. Harry Hudson and Mrs. j. MrhanaId,
aE1sf IL Fuars+.
FIMen.l " Wedae.dny ut o:s a. N. from ST. vlucents
Church. WobstGr-hr.
MrstAllDN--lnn. u, ns l07o6 O'Clock = m, At har
tealtlantp I'm tuttARe Etnve-nF. Aynas McStAhoU.
Notice OF funGFAi Hereafter.
1sTEEME-Jan. T. At Mnt!o{. Mlch Of brain fevsr,
GeorXo Fylcr, only son OF and Lucy u atee!e of
formerly Df &1nlgn2, H. ~"
, 1881-01-25
e. A. R,

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 24.-'rhe Department OF
Wisconsin, Grand Army Of tho Republic,
meets lii Milwaukee tomorrow. The attends
ance promises to bo large. Many dis
tinguishcd officers are already present.;
, 1881-01-25

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C6mntttco cntird for in Mr. scutlo's resolution;
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Dcrcndnnt,
As usua, thoro was A crowded courtroom nt
tho % crimInai % Court ye.tori"y 10 listen 10 tho
~ tho orerli,g OF Tho court counsel Tor tho
gctense taue mouon . wnssn so WE "s,t" tn ny
Judge Moran. that the ssafo'a Attorney 10 CON.
sse IL ho @ Should av % +"
eeetfod as0'n's
ehon made bis orontng ad.lrc's to tho Jury In
aan nsoh ~ 70. Gonspey " rtS ~. . ~ .n' emso @
oePan'Auu " tno p3isohcr a1'o hl' .E'clsas' aHo
propositions upon which tho cnsc for tho prose-
culon rested wero: First. thas tho. prop
sfsy w"' s,o'oo' ,hr, sesooo' ,at .' H.. WI, ,r r
receiving n knew TINT It WAS stolen, Thcrc was
no ,toht ns m tho vootia having bocn stolcn and
81 tneis hasinR pcen 'cec''c" oy TUG p''eo'ef'
knowing 1nst what no was about as 10 tho
knossG M TINT tho rtorerty Va. @ stolen hsso ,
ssa ~ ia .st srn,a..e.o n.nts,.e F,,,1.. ,,'a
ease nc n,a not pEoroao 70 hna'yxe lualy 'no
believed, would be nblo to cov vlncc tho Jury TINT
Fr1edbcru wns atttIty. Tho uytt,Gncu of Tho wit.
a,osses ~, ios tle defen.e doyetalc.l toxethSr WITH
prosccution's pnrt wuuld bo st,t,wn
Friodbors's acq!!atntanee with Freeman;
chosen rs tho plarc fnr dsuos,tinr thu stoica
ntStls: his rninr imto ts,e link, nnl Counting Gak
IL IonieIs IN Hont ni1nnueii and othsr hu S tst,.
pro'se eno to sscre @ sIlk c with two ays
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fonad IL tho store.-aIi Of which Termed wei, Of
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tho caso wis ruIf Of prt1of outside Of bis ryi.
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for ibo acfonse ba hid no rcaso 10 remind tic
jHry that sho rrsoner ~ wss sI@ q Gernas aId Jew,
ssd at a fss|Ss G na'ia9Sj!s; i ws5s
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stating he pIiavesi liz iniernsts NJ thu pi,bli,,
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ness at public 0pnion, yet tnero wcrc cxccp-
lions te tho rnie %hs', 'i,so,,sh fniss lnforiua-
tho neopio bn lii miors iem tnt WIFI tto lns
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want 10 hnvo nj innfccnf ,t1ot ri.nlshrIi tn ihn
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trFo1nv wa ni.nr h" rc1snn ~ th' nn,nf..san1
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