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The daily gazette., 1882-08-07

Stabbed In the Back,

GAssoeiated Press dispatch TO the Gazebtt. \
SAN FRANCISCO, August IA man
named Martin Mier, was found yesterday in
dying condition on the sidewalk, with a
stab in the back. He died soon after being
discovered. The murderer is unknown h,,7
is thought to be a Chinaman.
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N AND AROUND TOWN.
..., NEWS OF THE CITY
'GENEn'A AND STATE.
rpVy ALARMING DEATH-RATE.

:. psopls Reported 70 Have Died
TEsve es.,nrbay-The Fatal Effects Of the
scOrchIng Heat
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OTHER nAMES.

lafday afternoon the Athletics, Jr., OF
dty visited Marcus Hook and were de
td6y the q. s. Larkin club of the above
b place by score OFF, to 3.
game was played yesterday between
y from the morocco factories of Pusey
tSCo. aud William Badenkof. The
ner Won the score standing "a to II.
BASE BALL ELSEWHERE SATURDAY.
Providence, Cleveland ., Providence /
Boston, Chicago l2, Boston 2;
Cincinnati Cincinnati l3: st.
i at Worcester Worcester, .,
No. At MISUNDERSTANDING, s,
ery ol Washington, 2 ]; at New York
'opOitan, 5, Troy, ..
AGAME POSTPONED.
y Boys will not go to Philadelphia on
llly and play the Young America nine,
'. cllo was to play a nine that can only
aon that day The Young America
sole here on August 96, at least that is
PRESENT arrangement.
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ARAB FIGHTS ! AGAIN.
A SHARP CONFLICT SATURDAY
EVENING. /, ss,zs
FOUR BRITISH SOLDIERS KILLED.
The Ohicaal Report Of the Battle--TurHsey
san Heaitating TO Proclaim Arabf Fnaha
q Rebel.
fAssocIated press disnntch 10 the Gaueile j

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Lo9an on Polter's Case.

CHICAGO, Jan. THE T..H"m $
Washington special has the following:
Il propose. to fight it in military war;"
said General Logan Tonight, referring
tu Grants unexpected attitude on the
Fitz John Porter matter, II shall per-
init the enemy t" develop himself anu
shall then strike, but am not prepared
to say anything about the matter. The
time has not Yet come. l wish t" See
what General Grants reasons are. He
h:,s stated that he will soon have some
reasons to give the public for his uncx-
pectcd change Of opinion. He has not
has not changed q single vote in the
senate, and you may be entirely sure
that the President h not going to reopen
the case"
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. News from
G,u:vnl;,-. via Tucson, D.av'ni.cr :,t,:h.
says: The American Consul, Willard.
has received II dispatch from EcrEn~ii-
10. giving an account Of Il rail by the
.Als.,,t in the district near Onava, i.-
tween Dr",,z,- AMI Trinidad. \. NJ.
MAYNARD and s4'i.ic sixteen others w.r,
among the killed an.l w"ui,slri. The
attack WIS made on the plain ~.nic l.
miles IcyOnl Onavu. The Indians -;
away with the stock. arms, t:'. \ r.. MI
<iiiun from the Governor for arms was
promptly responded t. by sir Randall.
of this district. and Il hall car load of
arms and ammunition went forward
yesterday.
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The Star Route Cases.

WASHINGTON, Jan.7.-A Slns'ialt to i!,e
western press says: The chief offenders
in the >':,r route rim. vii! he proceeded
:,.ai,,-. before, the grand Jury and wit
ncssc> h.v., been suhl"nc,l t" appear the
!I>t inst. tn" prosecution aresUnt'tlrnt
as ever cr .i:c:r ability t"oh'ain in'Iit't
,,,cnt.. ana >:,y fmrtl,e: all ~" were i'm
plica.u! in IN" ir:,,,,i> from liz highest 10
ih,. lowest will ie punished. tiv!! !!>uis
will hc s,lu,lglt in different parts "f til"
country to recover money paid (" star
rnite CON, r:,ctor<. under Brady admin
i<trati,n. for work whi.i, they never per-
formed. 1t l.: claimed >o,ic ~: the con-
tractors got their routes ur"n atffdarits
exaggerated statements "i
the number Of men AMI horses rr,l-
>nini really nevcrcX;":l!ted
the service though they received in-
creased pay, and the government can
ur,ye these facts. Where crtsielce "t
th.>.. facts can be obtained. Suits will I've
brought against contractor. nr II they
arr. insolvcnt, against their S'irit.e> I" re-
rover money ILLEGALLY paid or what was
obtained by fraud and misrerrs 'ntation
pr for service represented to 'av" '*rn
rendered that was in fact not rendered.
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Wa0hin9ton Notes.

b w AsHTNGTON, Jan. 7.-Prcsid.Dt Ar.
shur's purpose tn make ex-senator Sar.
gent secretary Of the interior has not in
the least heen shaken by the various
newspaper attacks on him and his nom.
inaticn will l,e: sent to the senate on or
before the lst day af February. That
ia: WAS agreed upon some time ago A.
the one when Secretary KirkM,nal's rys-
i"nat:on and Saryrnt's appointment
would he most convenient and agreeable
for at! concerned and there is unqups-
tionahc authority for stating that al
th"lgl' it may now possibly hc hnstenttl
it will certainly not be postponed.
Judge Davis. president PRO hm of the
senate, yesterday presented to that lxn!y
the resolution OF the general assembly
Of the Congregational Church Of Cail
urging the recognition Of the rights Of
mission Indians Of Southern California,
and they were referred /" the committee
on Indian affairs.
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Chicago Notes.

.lH.CA;o. Jan. The report "f tI,,
Committee the Citizens Association
VIII" have been inspcin. the city thea.
tres since the Vienna, disaster, j. very
lengthy. and reviews in detail each the:.
trr and ru''li" hall. The substance "i
til. report j. that theatres and halls are
moss generally in far better condition
,''an they were at the last imsl'ec ion
.ni those reconstructed and ncw ~
erected since then snow decided iii
provcnnents. The report SAYS, hcwcver
that in the new public buildings here
there is not II single I;re-prnof sep ration
between the stage and the audience,
and urges the necessity for municipal
whose sole duty it shall i'c to
enforce ordinances hearing upon thea
tres anti pubic halls.
Tile Pennsylvania Railroad! refuse. t.
CHI rat.-, "n grain. although il :cets
rateS On provisions.
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Theatrical News.

New YORK, Jan. 7.-Nothing espe
cfally new has transpirel at the thea,
ters during the rast week. with the ex.
ceptfOn ofthe opening of Wallack's the
ater. which finally took place Wednes-
day night, when the ''<cf,.ml for Scan-
dali was revived with much cnth,,si-
isnl, and the new house received in the
same manIe..
Mary AnuersOn commenced her EN-
gagement 1T Booth 8 Monday night with
Romeo and Juliet" whicl, she con-
tinuexl through the week until Saturday
when she appeared in ''PygnmIion and
(;alatca" in the afternoon, and the
"Hunchback" in the evening. Miss
Juliet is 4 disappointment
to her admirers, as she entirely 'acks the
simple girlishness that il 80 essentially a
part Of the character; but what she lacks
In Ju she makes up in her rendition
Of julia in the "Hunchlkack.
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General Logan, whose speech in the
Porter case 10 now 50 very much i'm de-
mand - . complete history Of the battle,
- evtdently not going to change his
mind on this important military quee-
ton. to which he has given 80 much t.
noctty ON account Of Grants views.
Betng asked whether Grant could poe-
stbly have had any new evidence or any
new mape or have had any knowledge
~ to the different disposition: Of the enc
my's forces from that in possession Of
the senate COmmitteeat the time Logan
made his speech, Logan answered:
''Certainly not; there il no new evi-
dence; there IN no new map. The map
that h mentioned in the interview Is
the map Of the engineers and officers,
which Is printed i'm my speech. 1t Is
the identical map which Grant spoke
about.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TT. I.ntIs. Jan. Jay G",Id is %i..k
here, ana nothing j. known "i Iii.
plans.
NEW HAYES, Jan. 7.-Hml. ;;ii''.
wo"Icn mills ii, SHE l,On were htrI;,
to- night. Loss. :i,.HH'.
ST. i.Or!>. January. G.--Twu r..,rtlcr.
ers were rx,,Etcd in ''.r .;;.il His morn
ing.
i NEWARK. y. j: Jan. T.! !;,t"'r: Mar.
! lin. convicted Hi nHr,it;':n>: sis .f. ana
child, WAS s,.I,s .nrrtl t. u. hanged Na.si.
| ~
! OTTAWA. Ill.,, Jan. w. &. t'u"-:
of Denver, w::> married to Miss ,<ai,
| Allen here. :ssr: lett for Erl.vrr vii i. his
bride.
I pHOvip >'H. X. t.. Jan. 7.-rhc
~prayli' ilNO!tt c;.>t W. ;'os: ponce; uN-
ii! the !;;h. 1t j. un'lrr<'o~l n"-p;ia-
:i"N> aye helms: H.a,!A t": an adjust
inent.
NEW InEX. Jan. THE Pos; ".i..
Department is ;,l"rnIcu oi the arrest o..
w. q. douglas, hai agent !rtw."l,
san FEamri>.o and sacramento. ,"r
stealing letters. lie hu. .,ntt>>,; his
guilt. His dc'r'luti4.> a,r reported -
iH extensive.
New ORLEANS. Jan 1.-Er.;.r- w,:;.
received here to-.!av from, SAN f'r.nri,n -
to provide room ~ March ami .ii,r:!
for one hundred ami ,i.I,; ti.ou>;li,.'
bushels of wheat !u: Great Brit:.;n. :n
s"' shipped from California /" New
Orleans l,y the Southern i':l..i.i.. thence
iv steamer to IT,, q rs. inatlon.
ST. PErEE>ErK';. Jan. ..--N"nv az
rests were made ut the Mw;nning "i .Ian-
Mry. The police :,rizc. Il >c'r.l print !
ing press. 1t L. though! the Ei!siIi~s |
are preparing for fresh Violence. :.~ they |
are reasse milling in the Capital, aud .
have renewed the circulation "i their
proclamation.
SAN FRANtIStD. Jan. 7.-( Charles \. /
Henry. former editor ofti,c I"iiy,.i ~,
= tandinavian journal Published in this
city. has been engaged |y Henry Vii
lard to bring tiXe ar ten thousand >':an-
dinavians to engage in the col,>truc-
ton Of the Northern Pacific Railrra.l.
Inducements will Ike offered these emil
grants to settle on the lire Of the
road.
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Jury what a reasonable douhk :. m,
question of what constitmt..s in..,;+,, y,
we submit, is question solely for tK,
jury. ~ ~
The Court-The question Of resnon.i
6ility Is for the Court; the question q
faet tor the jury.
Davidge to ScoviNe-You can't tum
DIe this question Of insanity into Tho
Jury box. The Court will say what j,
legal insanity.
Keed-Your Honor will give YOU,
v.ews - To what constitutes in.
sammy, nut whether this defendant
w w. IN = SOUND mind or not lisa question
LOT the jury. l: there any argument to
make agnil'st the reasoning Of judge
Reese of Illinois, Judge Bellows Of New
1iampsh1re. and Judge Chalmers Of
Missouri: Ought that not To lDe the
principles: 1t would TX. lnonstrous and
shocking to the sense Of Justice II anv
man who Is accused should he con-
denned to the gallOws about wh0ee san-
1ty any reasonably fair man could have
question. To send Il iunat'c to the oal-
lows in America, whether he is q luna
tic or not, Is the question to he decided
Oy the jury, when they consider they
consider the evidence in the jury room.
They say this man has committed an
awful crime, atr0ci6us, i,tlescrihable,
and unparalleled in history. Yet We
arc not quite certain he was doing q
WRONG. Was it not the dictate Of h,l-
nIanity to give Il man the benefit Of that
doubt. and tor the court to say to the
jury: "If YOU havca reasonable doubt
your duty ist tO give the benefit of it to the
accused"
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New YORK, Jan. THE Grut,hic's
Washington correspondent says: S.
Dana Horton, Of OlIlo, Is i'm the city, on
his way home from Europe. where he
was I'm attendance upon the Internation-
al Monetary Congress. He expresses
the opinion that when the Congress
meets again IN April there il q prO6abil-
ity of favorable action with reference to
silver. He says that since the adjourn
since the publication of the Presidents
message. there has sprung up . favor
able feeling towards silver. He thinks
it is growing in England especially. 1t
appears that European financics have
become somewhat alarmed for fear this
country will change its policy and de-
cline further 10 sustain the value Of the
metal alone, in the face of the Oppnsi-
ton Of the rest Of the world.
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A Good Bill.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 0.-Senator Teller
Introduced bill to-day to provide for
the depostt Of silver bullion and issue OF
certificates therefor; authorizing the
holdeEs of silver bullion of Government
1ne or over to deposit the same with the
Treasurer or Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States in quantities of
I,OOo ounces or over, for which they
are to receive the market value thereof.
ana certificates of not less than S2O each
These certificates are made payable on
demand In coin of the United States.
and shall he assignable for cuson,s.
taxes and public dues. It also provides.
that holders of fsilver dollars may (lepoeit
the same with the Treasurer of the
United States, and receive therefor one
ana two-t1Ollar silver certificates until
the whole amount Of the one and two
dollar certificates 40 issued shah
amount to $1OO,WW,O ,OW; receivable for
custom taxes and public dues. The bill
further provides that bullion no deposit-
ett shall l,e coined in the nints a. randi
~ as can he done convenient with econ
omy and without interfering with coin-
age Of gold.
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About the Trial.

WA>HIxGTON, Jan. THE jury took
u drive this afternoon.
Guiteau'. mail brought Il number of
checks. 1t is not known whether they
are bogus or good.
Col. Reed concluded with u glowing
perOrltiOn, describing the latitude Of
liberty and far reaching impnrtiality of
law here.
ScOville engaged in . sarcastic collo-
guy with the prosecution on the rights
Of the defence in this case.
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stage Robbery.

SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. "a Tomb
stone dispatch says: The stage cGlcii
from Tombstone to Bistre was ATTACKED
Yesterday afternoon by five robbers, who
o,nned fire with rifles without warning;
The driver whipped up the team, an.i
Wells, FargO's messenger, armed Win
y Winchester rifle. kept up y running
frl,t with the highwaymen until they
heaals~l the csscll. which was then sur
vundetl. The treasure box, containing
&. 500, was taken. The messenger "as
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Irish Affairs in the British Cabinet

LUNIMN. Jan. 1.-The cabinet council
to-day WAS unanimous in considering
that the state "f ireland ne,ys,itate,l .,!-
ui.iOl,..l precautions being taken in u--
der T." bring to justice l~rsc,ls engaged
in supplying arms I" The people. Fors-
t-i, chic: >errctory for Ireland. will have
an audience with the Queen. sunday, ut
Osborne and will submit important .l,h.-
uu,cnts relating to IriSl, affairs.
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The Fire Fiend at Work

OwEHSEoRnUGu. Ky.. Jan. 1.-The
city is burning. The tir" caught from, :.
furnace in the Opera H",!sc n,iI,iiny.
and is rapidly spreading. There is no
ci:,nrc t" save this block and probably
the whole western part Of Tx. city viii
barn. No estimate oi the damage can
nc made now. Tn" water works are 3,
',.ilurc. a,.d the town j. at the mercy of
:li:. ilall,-.
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4 NewNASeociation.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a Woman's
Evangelical Association has been "r.a,,-
Iztst by former members Of the Amcri-
can National Christian Temperance
Union who were opposed t" the suffrage
feature of that suxiefy.
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D Dissatisfaction at Keifer's Appoint-
mentS.

m0nt0.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-'The Fs,xf print
the following Washington special
One finds i surprising bitterness uf feel
ing here about the committee assign
n,ents among the members Of both nar
ties and the dissatisfaction is shared b,
those whose influence is shaping partS
action and legislation. The very moral
| :1eItng OF rcsentnientand revolt may die
away with time, bnt il more likely tt
grow. 1t said Republican representa-.
| tive last night said the sneakers an
lx'intnents has dcmnOralizc.l the r.rty
and fear We shall have serious trouble.
The important committees as now con.
stitut.si do not have the confidence ot
the house and everything will have to
be fought out over again on the floor
There VIC have the disadvantage for the
Democrats are exceptionally strong in
this congress in debates. Our leaders.
like k::s~on and ROlHsOn, will find
themselves opposed l,y such parliament
arians a. Randall, Hewitt, Cox, Car
lislc and Others of scarcely inferior mer-
it. Neither Kelly nor clique who ly
committee composition arc ex-otiiciO
leaders Of the party, has the reco,mnrn-
.'atiOn or personal qualities to command
On the flOor while keifer himself has no
following. In the light Of these facts the
representatives felt that little could lw
done l,y congress this " inter. lie thought
tho appointment bill would lc drawn nn
:lm basis vi 10 members. Owing to lie
lay in announcing the committees anil
the further delay in their getting to
work, general legislation would not b<'
ready for til: i,nlSe for some time. In the
they had nothing to do
Rolnson'< pretlonlinating influence in
the organization Of the house is daily
becoming more manifest. 1t is Il subject
o: genera! remark. Ii il noticed liS 20
<ition H. relates tO legislation ai,ont the
navy is as advantageous a. it could we'll
he made. As i n,c:,iI,cr "f the appropri-
atinn cunlrnitt,c hc is assigned /" the
on naval apl~,intin incnts.
He is also chairman On the committee
Df Dfex,Hn'litur-s in the navy department.
i cing 4 member OF the first committee
he PROPOSES. .\S Il member Of the second
he dislO~C.> and n~a member Of the third ]
l.e approves Oi the expenditures for ma
>::! purl"'sc~.
\ gentleman who arrived here to-day
from E.igr;irl.l. =. e.. SAYS that reports |
II the negro exodus from that locality |
70 the west an! particularly to .\rkan-
S,S have been exaggerated. About three !
thousand Ecgrsks have gone IN a;l. Fit |!
cen hundred have nlrcad: returned. ,
Slhi," tI,- arrivals now cSr~'i til" .lt- /
E;-tllrtS !
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A Mining Decision.

WASHINGTON, Jan. .. = What in
known rs the Burgess rancho placer
case, involving title t" about - acres ".
mining land. situated in Shasta county,
CAL, has been decided in favor of the
applicant, Ten. Simmons. The decision
takes the ground that y: Simmons had
occupied ami worked the claim since
'69 he should rsrcivra u patent under the
the *tatutcOf Limitations Of the tIiiiur-
mia mining laws.
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Worthless Checks.

WAsHlNt;TON, Jan. 9.-Scovillc SAWS
the cheeks for 81 ,;1s' received by Gui:cau
yesterday wer. worthless and were.
prsctica! :.k"a THIS has frv.. ..,,Dnt:v w.
Cured, he himself having received nu-
nlcrOuS bogus cheeks, one for $l:5.WH,.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 7-E.,lw ard Su,ly!.-
ton, eN-l. G.. Minister to Russia. dice!
hi. afternoon. Hi. physician. D.rtor
MctcaIft, said that NJ disease. in par
ticllar caused his death, nut that it was
due t" the general breaking down Oi his
s.y>trm-not an organ in his body helm.
III its normal condition.
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CHICAGO, Jan. "a special from,
Wa"hingtOn says: DIR. Bliss has returned
from New York, where he had a con-
suItattOn with the other Garfield sur
geons, with view Of presenting their
claims for service. to Congress. II il
understood Bliss will ask f:a,(nN) for
himself, IS ,ihW for Agnew, -. INN for
Hamilton, $500 for Reyb,irn, and To-
VD for BoyntOn and Mrs. Edison each
!as nurses. Woodward and Barnp, l.-
ing officers Ofthe United States cannot
receive direct rnonnlensc, hut will I've
promoted. 1t il believed that Bliss dir
eliminating against Boynton will cause
\ row In his tBoynton's, favor hy Mrs.
Garfield, Col. Rockwell amt General
Swain.
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A Newspaper Squelchsd

EirN|A. January ?--'rhr .\ilc.cn,in"
IL H''"y has i"rn S'iz"' IN consequence
Of an article designating. Emperor Viii
IMn'$ recent manifesto IL, Il a,,,u,,I'.ir/.
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How to S.ee.D III q -'ec;in.: Car.

/. l:t; :: :"r:". il t',. r,r;. ,::r. nf III,
car. Hi j, lNr:Ii~t the i,,.rr air comes
il, AT i'.e t., II: ,.:J an., windows AMI
goes cat 4: IN" rear .nu ;in., w:i,.!..n..
always take the iront ur;.rr l.; ri;,.
My rr;.-,n to" takin" tn" upper berth is
because ii is fi.ciy ventilated and away
from the hot pipes. =. Havc,y". bert,
made up Ma'! towar'l the engine. Thi-
will kccpal '!raugi:> "f air IRON, yuul
head anil proven, taking cold. II til,
car Is very tight put Il lead pencil under
the window in c:.,c q. lowe. berth, OF.
IN case Of the upper berth, open the hind
sky window ut your feet. 3. Fix your
pillow in one cOrncr Of the hertz. ami
your feet In the other. by lying rros--
wise you will not roll III your l~rcl,--
C"ic1y0 Ha.< R'2,wt,...
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The Trial.

| ~ ASIIlNt;Tt:N. Jan. ~. '.-A:,., ....:.~
'"rkhilI said: 'R"lyin" on IT," :.~~,.r-
| :n''e1 "f the defence: that the question
"f "fjuri"'ictiOn would not !w r;,i~,". he
had not expected to speak an the legal
points, but as tl. las, two prayers OF the
defense distinctly n:ui.' that I'm i-..,:" ii
Was his du,y to speak "n IL" .;,,..-, ion,
He had Very carefully c',s>ii. :-i it,
| II" then rx...l an exhaustive ear.,.r,,rn,
upon jurisdiction, Using one hour
Hvidgc spoke "n the "rncr. rr.,r-
! siti"nS contained in ti,r'raycr~, and dis
| ',l>>''l the motive which i."r:.l;v unan,
! intrntirnal doing Ola wron" ::,.,. lie
, !i>...l~stal tlu. .-eriation n' ih.. br:;v.r, r
the defense, ANA pointed "u' ~, :r ST.
| ph!>tri,s an'i Inconsistencies. The ci.-
j'a'! "t the pr's..uti"n, he said, is -; n!,-
tain from your Honor u plain. .:t,r. C,i-
rect ruling upon four s.i>,iir: .,,r.n-;-
items. The apparent "h,"I ui IT,, .!r-
fence has been I" !"t',v :.!I ,;:,! ,....y ln
clear III this ':.~.'. in the >:r i,." .:.a'
they may g'i I" the jury wiz, o.;,,c an
certainty attached in >n:, vi. - III.
':'sr upon whi'': t" build ~, y plea fn.
H..ni'tal. Why. your lI"ur: ~ q ro,:n-
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11

PARIS, Jan. "A Herlim dispatch to
i:anfr!'e says: Emperor William has ,ic-
citle'l to- proclaim Grown Prince Fred
eric William Regent on the I'D Of
Marci, next. on the Accession uf Enlw-
rOr Williams H5th birthday.