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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

AT Charles II. Grieb's can be
found large variety of Silk Handker-
chiefs, embracing all the new shades
and patterns.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Sewing Machine attachments and
repairs of all kinds, at Grieh's Jewelry
store. may3l-u
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Send or leave your order for a
Sewing Machine, Of any make, at
Gricb's Jcwelry store. may3l-u
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

-Gentlemen if you are in need OF
Underwear, go to Charles r. Grieb's
and you can be suited in quality and
prices, as his stock il complete.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Fresh bread md cakes always OF
hand at the City Bakery, Vogely
House block.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20
NOTICE

is hereby given, that application will be nads ios
the Legislature at is next session for tho pass
age OF law entitled, An Act To compel r,l
road companies to fonce their roada within tho
limits of tho county of Bailer" The object OF
said act is TO compel all railroad companies with
in the county OF Butler to fence their ronds.
d20-It. ROBERT HOdd
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20
-DEMoRFsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE

Ladies' Black Coats and Dolmans
at cost at l.. STEIN & Sons.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Fur Trimming in all widths at
l.. STEIN IL Sons.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Go to j. +. r. Stehle for your toys
best selection in the town
Hats, Caps, and Gents furnishing
goods, at low prices, atJ +. Il. Stehle's.
Call at J. f. II. Stchle's before pur-
chasing your toys-priccs to suit the
times
Dolls of all kinds at J. f. II. Stchle's
You will be surprised to see the
stock that j +. Il. Stehlc has in toys
baby dolls u specially.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

SEQ woman in another column. on hornet
back, picking grapes from which Speern Por-
Grape Wine liz made. aud that IN 40 highly es-
etcned by tho medical professon for tho nse OF
invalds. Toakly persons and the aged. Sold by
Druggists Nov. y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

We are selling all Black Goats
and Dolmans at cost at
T. CrprN z, CoNjo
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Terms to Mail ubScribers.
The several edit t.ons Of TuE SUs are sent by
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

-"Kalo- Media" inquire at Heine.
mans.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Prothonotary's Office, Dec. II, 1882.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Detentiants Attorney.
.JD McJanrin. M
w ID Brandon.
Eastman and Martin.
w. II Lusk.
Thompson Il Son.
Lev McQuistion.
Thompson & Son.
Black and McCandless.
Greer and Bowscr.
Thompson and Greer.
j Nj Galbreath and Gre9r.
Thompson and Scott.
McCandless.
John M Greer.
Greer and Riddle.
T y Campbell.
McCandless.
Black and McCandless.
w ID Brandon.
Same.
McCandless.
J ID McJunkin.
g Walker.
Thompson and McCandless
j ohm Nj Greer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

NJ. N. GREER, Pro.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20
FALL AND WINTER.

Prothonotary's Office, Dec. Is, 1882.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Mr.. G. Roesing has some elegant buffalo
robes In stock, and other articles suitable for
presents
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

The Niggle Bros. have some genuine club
skates, pair of which, at this season, will
make any boy happy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

Mr.. John Bickel has on hand line of school
shoes that can not be beat, and which would
make a very acceptable present to child.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

III. Beihl K Co. have laid in stock Of goods
suitable for presents-including large lot Of
tin and iron toys. See their notice in another
place.
The Scott Brothers have manufactured a
large lot Of fresh candies for the holiday sea
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-12-20

L. Stein e. Son have laid in a large stock Of
goods suitable for Christmas presents, aud
almost everything in the dry goods line that
they have in their beautiful store room, would
make an appropriate Christmas present. Silk
and lace handkerchiefs, collars ties, fishus and
ladies' neckware, gloves, coats and dolmans are
among the articles in their stock that we refer
to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
THE WORK OF COMMITTEES.

ALBANY, April 25.-Thc Assembly judiciary
Committee met tins afternoon, preliminary to beginning
the Investigation into the charges preferred against
judge Wesbrook and ex-AttorneyG ward IL con
uecoi with the Manhattan Elevated Railway SUITS anu
certain re- civershps Additional papers bearing on the
suits were received from the Albany County CLERK ana
were placed on file. The committee informed the
counsel Tor the accused that the counsel ioI the
committee Mes.rs Francis l.. Steson and Aibertus
Perry both Of Newly OK, would arrive to-inorio" ana
thai they would be ready 10 proceed on Ihur5hhy' W
Il Kur.lcs counsel for Mr. NarI stated that, OWING Ia
lrgl engagement OF Thursday he would ask that the
committee defer action until Friday II II ne general
imprrsAOn that the investigation VIII be carried on III
Nrw-lOrk. ~,
Ions island City bills engaged the attention OF the
feuae Committee tAl~ afternoon inc OH pro-
vd Ing for the expenditure Of S25.OOD iOr sch0o anu
engnr-hOus. mel with vigorous opposition from Juhg
MunrOu, OF that city, committee OF the bOd4u VI
Aldermen strongly advocating the measure. .
IN. senate Finance Committee VIII report laNOrdplN
the BIZ apprOPr ajing $4,000 for cchtehhlal celcpa
ton at NcND burg.
noon J..
fafefy Oh railroads Mr.. Ca;ln's bin 10 rapid transit OH
the ii ,iiem River and Port Chester Railroad
Cities Mr. Culicn's bll regulating TIC qua!lty aud
reducing tie price OF illuminating gar 10 ~ 90 per loOt
cubic feet; the bill also creates the Occ Of Gas MetI'
inspector: MT Murpnys bu providing Tor the erection
o. new Hail OF Records Tor the ice OF thc .eSlstef
New ork Alr. Murphy bill appropratlnc 'VoVop Oh
The purpose OF rebuilding Washington Market New
York, present site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
ARRITAL or WILLIAM C1NDIDUS.

William Canddus, principal tenor of the
ROYAL opera flourc FIanhforton-lhcMan, Germany
ana one OF he singers at the conf Music Festival
was pas. cngr Tho steamship Llbc which came into
port sunday morning. Tie Llbc lad a very rough
plssag, cncOun olg several storms and being forced
out Of her course by floating and Mr. Canldus was
SICK during the cnure Noyagr, Ough accustomed 10
ocean travel sunday ri at, however when hc seen
by "a TRIBUNE r porter De Sls il Soo1 hctth AMI rpr-
It's and ready to b,gn the rehearsas for the Festival
concerts ID which hc ls to taxi pa.t.
Although h- career singer Is identified with some
OF The chief opera houses Of Germany, Mr. CanddI-
an American, having been born IN Philadelphia
From 1863 To Is72 he lived IN this city
and was an active member 81 the Aron and
LcderkIauz societies. lie sans colo parts AT their CON
cers and az early 1896 attracted good deal of aton-
ton by his singing Of the part OF liar performance
by Inc Aron Of Der Frci-chutL" IA 1872 he went to
Germany studied under OF the best German teach
ers aud also for three years III Milan lie has hled 20
stions In the Royal Opera at Berlin, at Hanover Ham
burg Her Macstys at London, and al frankortOnthe
Main whittier he went In lssOand viii remain for at least
two yea- more His leave Of absence granted TO enable
him 10 sing at the May Festivals In NewYOrk, Cincn
maui and Chicago. If limited 10 I'VE weeks. He will re
turn Frankfort June TO- 30 Us " take part III the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

BosTON, April 25.-In the Senate this after
noon Presi lent Bishop informed the House that Its
request To- tine papers in relation to the MegS Elevated
Railroad bill would be "rcspectfnlly considered" The
bill wa. defeated in the Senate last week. bill was
introduced relieving vessels Of less than l5O0 tons bur
them outward bound from Boston, from compulsory
oagc fees and also providing that the Boston Harbor
pi'ot lines be the they prcviCu- TO 1866,
and that commission De appointed by the Governor to
investigate the whole subject Of Ilotage The r,solu-
on relative to the imprisonment OF Michael Hart citi
zen Of Massachusetts. in British prison, was Withdrawn
from tie senate. The House engrOssed the bill appro-
nratiuc S2lOOOO for double tracking ana improving
the Ioo4ac Tunnel Limo. Both branches OF the Les7a-
ture will visit Concord Thursday In connection Wlth
the proposed removal Ofhe STATE Prison 10 CharleSown
4 siaip contest the bill IL expected. The commit
Zee on uarb0rs and Public Lands held a NEE ing tiH
afternoon 10 con .drr the question Of the sale ot the
Charl,stoWu Navy Yard. The unanimous sentiment OF
t members was against such sale on the ground that
ttc Slate would lose mucl of its impOrtluce In Con
meas would have a serious blow inflicted ON its busl
meas ard womb %, dcpry oi all appropriation. Of the
National Government tor maintaining suitable channels
for ito hcayy DRAFT vessels 10 tho yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
TIE BOSroN W1TER POTTER COMPANY.

Bosrox, April 25.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Boston Water Power Company
was held to-day. The report OF the treasurer states
that with proceeds OF 1877 shares OF new stock, is
sued Dy Of special meeting IN June last the claim
of the Huntington trustees and all other unsecured
Indebtedness png for 1881, have been settled
and lOi6 shares OF the new ISSUE remain In the
treasury The assets of The company amount to $is7
$40 80 and the Liabilities 2440,G97 20, showing an
euuity over all tine lockhOdcrs OF S2Ol661S So
above S2l share. The report wac accepted without
discussion aud ordered printed and sent 10 stockholders
The following Office then elected: Clerk OF Cor
poration, william H. Brown; Directors, Henry VI. Whit
new OF Iirooklinc: john Brown, Of Boston; william H.
Hrown OF Marblcheal Peter Buter, quincy; Francis
H. wallace, OF sew York; William e. whitney, OF New
York and James ID. Braman. of Boston.
On the motion Of Henry VI. Whitney committee or
fifteen Was appointed u act with the directors To take
into consideration prIcct OF eXtngsing tine debt by
the purchase Oi the bonds at their present low yalu
alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
LABOR DIFFICULTIEs At COHOES.

COHOEs, \. T., April 25.-The Harmony
Mills were closed yesterday. There was no excitement
The employees who have Orked their notice Will be- paid
al All the others will wait until the regular pay
days The committee Of thirteen which became famous
in the strike two years ago has been revived Soliciting
committees have been organized Public opinion -
strongly with the working class in ts resistance to tho
10 per cent reduction. The Harmony Mills comprise a
group Of six occupying 200a Of ground Three
houses give them capacity for 10000 bales OF cotton
Their tenenents number 900 aud the number OF Oper
ayes Is $500 girls and boys and 1000 men aud women
The mills contain 1000 looms aud 325, 900 spndes
The motive power Is equivalent to 300 hundred horse
power and is derived from the Mohawk River. The
consumption OF cotton r. 100000 pounds per week. A
prOtrac ed struggle Is looked for.
Three thousand OF the Harmony IL operatives met
last night. The meeting enthusiastic, and Te-O,u
uUn to stand firm III the position assumed adopted
amid loud cheers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
FASHIONABLE WALL PAPERS.

Many novel and artistic designs in wall papers
are displayed by Warren Fuller Co.. at their ware
rooms IN East Forty-second-st The popular fancy at
present for the choice designs of Louis c. Tiffany and
samuel Colman who lean somewhat to the japanese
treatment. For parlors the cobweb pattern, by Mr..
Tiffany is light and tasteful The ground Is OF Old gold
with branches and foliage IN two shades Of gold, and
nlmy spider webs and eathery blossoms in silver laid
upon it, The maple leaf pattern, with dado by Mr. Col
man. ia fresh and pleasing, also is his hOneysuckc
pattern The groundwork Of the larer is ecru and the
flowers and leaves in two shades OF subduod vel
low There IL czc also dadO, the latter in large
figures Of conventional AXIS of flowers The Nile 'rieze
is an entirely and unique design, representing
scene on that river. with pale blue sy and rs
ing sun jus tinging both with gold and luNuriant
growth tropical plants and flowers This has the effect
Of hand painting, ii is done 10y hand blocks FOR the
library Mr. Tiffany has de- sued "A chain armOr dado
with old gold ground AMI designs in two shades of gold
and IN OH Persian patterns and colors In all these
papers marked feature IA the ~ metals instead Of
color-. Japanese leather paper dados with raised
tapestry paper. and lacquer f1eze, and stamped
leather paper, with fruit and branches with metallic
effect are used for dining rooms. For chambers paper
with SILVER ground and decorations IN metal aud natural
coor- with freZe 10 match gives light aud pleasing
effect A great dra ~ decoration is also done tits
spru g IN Pompcln reds dark blue and shrimp pink, III
new shades, with patterns OF darker shade III same
coll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
CENTRAL AMERICAN TOPICS.

PANAMA, April lG.-FrOm the interior OF the
county come OF troubles political and reVo-
lutionary. At Cpagura disturbance occurred few
DAYS ago. III which several persons were killed. Including
General Morales well known IN this country and san
FTanci.co.
President Zaiiya, Of san Salvador, las sent to
CONGRESS the names his for appr0yal
IN are AS follows: secretary Vi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Foreign Ahar--Zapata; nacicuda- Stmpcr IosoiO
Treasury YiIamilar; WaI-Iban,z; Public Mstruc
tiou-I ribc Angel; and fomeniO-Paul. of these Con
rss rejected The nominations OF ZaPata, Nlaiztr and
bez on account II their political lrocIyies and an
tecrdruts some excitement exists IN consequence,
Inc disappointed politicians have large following.
A DuuzAtA The chief Of The service Of Works Of the
Panama Canal Company, starts today for Aew-YOrk.
Nj Bauza,s has ed with the SuoL Canal Tor
MANY wears AMI hi- experience there hu- bcrn nNau
able here lie Lac pusncd Inc worn win great energy
and some Of sI1Ordluate- complain thai ne II 100
severe upon them Mr.. DDulat- carries 10 Pdflz Tor u
roy OF rejection by The INPcrt committee plans Tor
Inc new entrance ana port at Fox RIVER on the Atlantic
Sic and the studies for the great dam AT Gdnbo1 and
fnr me definite location OF the line from 1Ultbra 10
Panama with these points dccucd, the different SEC
lions al th work viii be offered for competition 10 con
rctors yeryw here and the work should begin along
tir line Mr. DauZats l. enthusiastically devoted 10 The
terprse and speaks OF Its pOahiDllcs III inc future
win Inc confidence OF one VINO has thoroughly studied
LING uIuLLlIn WINCH II prcseAls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
An OLD MINIS EXPENSIVE V1GARTES.

PLNNrIELD, y. j., April 2j.-TwO women,
Brown by NAME sisters, living together IN Scotch Plains
near this city, were last evening committed 70 jail on
charge of grand larceny made by Peter ClausOn, OF
DuneIlcn Clauson is IA feeble old man, well known for
his eccentrcity His adventures in search OF wife have
excited great amusement ia the vicinity ~ MS home Tor
several years lie became infatuated with one OF the
Brown women and went 70 board at their house They
ON one prct, 1t and another, induced HIM To niust them
with $500 OF his money and also to make them presents
ia fine value OF nearly $40 more. They had also made
n IA urnnl-. Co ge them further amount OF TOO To-
day II wa- cy dtn,y their intention 10 ge possession
of Nil il, old mans money Of Whlch he mas consider
iii, nm I'm bank. When arrested FlOOln money watch
onJ n large quantity OF clothing belonging to ChIsolt
trer uud IN ihcr possession. sensation WAS created
I,,,iu, me examination hen of the women en-
oXorrd to force aSon To marry her then aad there,
and mi ntcntd INN that hc He'd lrOm the cor room
'the y,nuru have heretofore borne doubtful reputa
hon TAey are nOA III jail at Elizabeth III default Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

performances Of the last two weeks OF tne "
opera season Mr.. Candidus Is Ia" Vi -" III
81 m feeling he said to TRInSE rop p1,
who called ON him at the Beyedere Hotel sunday mH,
md hone 10 remain In good form 80 as 10 90 mysoi
credit AT the Festival My principal AMBITION ~ Iha5
honor to INV country abroad and have STUDIED hhru
and spent no loss than 5000 haIers for Instruction IN
The Lst ten years studied three years In iay 70 ac
onire the Italian method and my IDEAL OF perect sgo
a. one who mites this method with the German musical
org ana dramatic spirit The music Of the Festival
the Kind that love best. The Beethoven lilEn Mass
studied in 1879 with StOckhausen IN Bcrh apa saS
with the singAkadenie and in the Israel ~ EgYPa
sang tbe teuor solo and rccitations NJ thc ni'ln
niyersary OF the Hamburg Philharmonic society Mr.
enschel sang the solo bass parts and 1t was seat Ut
formancr have sung often with Mr.. Hens hel III ,lSr
many and admire his singing In OratorO NcIg luz
he IL gy great Chriss IN the Phss'o
Of BacG which we Will sing at Cincinnati am glAt
that Madame Matcrna is going 10 sSIm1g,notic
the Festival: she is wonderful urhina'io
singer and Five years ago We sahg logsacI ~
ri iclio and La Juive at Hamburg. and we tlou :"
arrange IL To come In the steamer. Dut IsleL
An effort was made Monday TO secure the services vi
Mr. Candidus for The Saengcrrst whch IA 10 D. hci -,
Philadelphia In June, but he obliged TO dccIlho mo
invitation In order TO be back IN Frankfort al INC ~
el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26

RICHMOND, Va, April 25.-At a meeting Of
the Board OF Sinking Fund Commissioners this after
noon. Second Auditor II. H. Dyson and Treasurer d. r.
Reveey, constituting majority OF the Board fled an
answer to Auditor Aliens protest against the awarding
TO the Kendall Bank Note Company, Of NewYork ths
contract for the engraving ami printing OF the new
bonds etc, to be used In funding the debt They
say that far the allegation contained In Auditor
Aliens protest is concerned that George H. Kendall An
preached him with what he believed was intended a. an
improper solicitation, In the form OF offer to cOmpen
safe Mr.. Allen for his influence, they never
heard OF such solicitation or improper approach
until after 1t had been decided award the contract to
Board an sfdnyit, in which he forth the manner in
which the bid Of the Kendall Company for printing tho
bonds. etc. made aud accepted, and then
state that In an interview with Auditor Allen latter
expressed unwingness TO award the contract
party were under obligations 10 the American
Bank Note Company for the OF 5000 advanced 10
assist In paying the capita ION tax % voters 10 help
United states Senator Malone In his political campaign
that certain members Of his (Acnsj party sold short
the bonds OF the state Of Nrgn and might be inter
ested in having the readuatment OF the stale debt
proceeded with, gain profit by the rising value said
bonds that Mr. Allen ia said IL was customary be be-
ieVed to make certain rebates in bank note engraving
contracts. and that he might influence by means
stated to be improper, tAe giving Of the contract
tOning sum ~ 900 distinctly stating that a pTe-
for his trouble would be Objectionable. The
animation OF the Of Mr.. Kendall, for whose
warrant was issued yesterday AT the Instance Of Auditor
Allen, Will take place TOMORROW morning. Intl then
Nh Kendall was Dailed ia the sum Of III 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
THE COMING AATAL REJIEW

Forms, MONROE, Va, April 25.-The
ru.G -.os flagship Tennessee and the United states
tte.lr- K,al..I.c, NandaLa and lauuc, Of the Norm
Al aniic station have arrived III Hamt Roads FROM
tri, ut,s cruise IA the West Indi1s AID have been
a.,rubi,d here 10 participate IL naval rcNlc" which
take. place Ola Monday. when the command VII be trans
ferr,d by IscaiAInrl H. II. N5mAn 10 lis successor,
Ieal-Admlfal George H. Cooper recently In command
of tho BROOKLYN Navy Yard Previous 10 that time the
r,et .l tc reinforced by the Alliance and Enterprise,
ma OBJ tAcr way north II l. authoriiat'ly announced
tl,t te Alam with The President and Animal ID. d..
Iot,r u board the IalapOos. with tne secretary OF
tl NAVY the secretary OF War and number OF friend,
and the -ce7deu VITA he hea is OF tia different Nava
Bureaus, viii AL be here 10 witness the Fe''e"'
which promises ~ b. worth witnessing The Army Las
al arranged IA programme of cons ordDle Interest
General Hancock, commanding The Department, anu
sf.u GENERA. IidDail Of General -hcrInaus bldn ana
Cer r0niDcn officers VIII be present. Inc ceIelhOnI
asher VIII consist Of the gradual ng tAcrcr"n Ol the
.dic A. Oh duty al the United states ArticIy school
VIII .ave peied their Two years conrse There WAL
he q review Oi The troops on Wednesday morning by
EalJI-G neral UaLcOcA. target practice VIII A&SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
MURDERED BY HER INSINE HCSB1ND

WEST CHESTER, Penn, April 25.-Much ex-
element was caused here to-day by the announcement
thatJ D. Andrews had killed his wife at their home,
near Hayesyi.lc In this county For several years,
Professor" Andrews, he is famliaily called has
manifested tendency to insanity. aud an attendant
was hired to watch HIM Last night, while Nrs. An
drews wac IN her sittugroom her husband who had
been left ungarded for moment In an adjoining room,
seized "A rollingpin and quietly stealing up behind his
wife dealt her terrific blow the head. She fell 10
The door inscnsibe. The attendant returning just az
this moment secured Andrews and SUNNI oned medical
aid There no hope, toweNer aud Mrs Andrews
td this morning without recovering consciousness she
wna about fifty years Of age. Andrews, who IA about
sixty years old, accumulated large fortune hf his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
SOUTH CAROLIy4 ELECTION CASES.

CHARLESTON, April 25.-In the United States
Circuit Court here to-day before Judges Bond and Bryan
the OF the United against John T Hog and
thirty-eght other defendants charged with 0bsuctng
qualified voters at Bufords Bridge, in Barn"ell County
in 1s-0, which commenced on Monday, was re-
sumed. Ten additional witnesses (all cOlOred for the
prosecution examined. These witnesses all test.
fled that the cOlored had not had fair chance &c
vote at Buford's Bridge the day Of tue election N
1ssO but had been told that they must wait their turn
until after the white got through voting. Three oi
the witnesses admitted under Examination that
they had voted without mOcStaflOn, and sad tat row
between two persons al the pod had friSntened som" o.
the c0ored men off, and thai aer these had gone way
the had refused vote. The witnesses were uu.'
mous in teStiyine that one had been hurt, anu that
the only pistol hrod oil at all WAS discharged D. cOOci