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Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
LOCAL. NEWS.
LOd ge and Society,"

Olive Branch Lodge in Westville.-E L. Hitchcock, w. M; c. E. Prince, s. w.; George B. Hinman, J. w.; J. D. Payne, treasurer; A. Z, Downes, secretary; direc- tors to Masonic Mutual Benefit association, c. E. Prince James Sterling The remaining officers of the lodge will be elected at the next meeting. Banquet and installation will take place in two weeks
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Panic at a Tenement House Fire.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-A terrible panic was caused this afternoon by fire in large ten ement house, ITO Suffolk street, which start ed in store on the ground floor and con- stunned the stairways before the tenants num- bering seventeen families had time to escape. Some threw their children from the windows upon piles of bedding in the street, and oth- CTS escaped by way Of the roof. All the rest were finally rescued by the firemen, but not until several were severely burned. Loss $16,O
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Branches of the League.
Great Britain.

DUBLIN, Dec 15.-Mr. Parnell presided at a meet ing of the national league to-day when hundred new branches affiliated
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HooD's SARsAPARILLA
Rjnqworn Hunor and SdH-Rheun.

Works through the blood, regulating, toning and invigorating all the functions of the hndV
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DELICIOUS


The Southern Baptist Convention will
meet at Greensvile, ) c., May 10.
ED. Norton. late Missionary to India,
preached at the Christian Church last
night
The Methodist reports that since Jan
uary in 1909 Methodist churches there
have occurred 50,O39 conversions.
Mrs. Moses f. Lard, widow Of the die
tinguished Christian preacher, died at the
residence Of her son.in-law, ex.Gov. Wood
son, at St. Joseph, Mo, on the 4th.
The church at Anchorage, near Louis
willie, has lately received thirty.6ve new
members. OF those received twenty-five
we're from Bellewood Seminary.
The General Assembly OF the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States Of
America, will meet on Thursday, May IS,
1882, in the First Presbyterian Church Of
Springfield, Illinois.
st Xavier's Church, Cincinnati, was
burned Friday night The fire originated
near the altar and was fed at the beginning
by decorations for Holy Week. The loss
is set down at S2OOOOO
The Baptists have a church at from
soc, Norway, which is North Of the Arctic
Circle, and when they wish TO immerse an
applicant, they thaw the snow and ice in a
large boiler for the purpose.
The meeting Of the Kentucky Baptist
Ministers will be held in Hopkinsville, or
Tuesday. May % The State Sunday
School Convention assemblies there upon
the 25th Of the same month.
---Dr. Guerant and Rev. J. N. Evan
have closed their meeting at the Presbyte
rian Church, Maysville. On last Sabbath
AZ persons were received into the church
% Of them being baptized that day.
Brother Barnes says there will be lott
Of horses in heaven, all thorough BREEDS
with meier plug smong them, and music
dancing and drinking. Brother Barnes
makes heaven so attractive place and Sc
easy Of access to all who have the slightes
desire to 90 there, that ID requires no mir
acle to account for the thousands Of hi
con serts -lCourier yosrnal. -
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LAND, sTocx AEO csoe

A. T. NunneAey boughtof Nunnelley
4 House Al steers at 81 cents.
WIN. Wallace sold and delivered to
Lincoln Mills 100 barrels Of corn at si.25.
The best quality Of wool is quoted in
Lexington at 25c; second quality, eoarse,
2Oc; black and bury, 10 to lsc.
The proprietors Of LINCOLN Mills want
TO buy 500 or 600 barrels Of corn, for which
they will pay the highest market price.
Richard w. Maupin bought on last
Monday, from wilIoughby \ Embry, PIG
mountain ewes at $3.50 per head, the
lambs thrown in.-[ Richmond Register.
Tom Blackberry tell Us that he cut
two crops Of tobacco from the same stalks
last year, and got his seed from the third
crop. The stalks pat forth again this
Spring and now have shoots with leaye'
ranging in number from 4 to II, and hi
thinks he will get another crop from
them.
Below are the ruling prices for pro
visions, &c, in Staniords Bacon shoulders
Toe hams, loo; sides, loo. Flour, VI 2
to 81 so; corn, "a 80; meal, 81 per bushel
oats, Zoe; coffee, l2l to zoe, molasses, 6Oc
to Zoe; dried apples, slci peaches, Toe.
Irish potatoes. 1875 to 81; sweet potatoes
81; butter, SOC; cheese, zoe; eggs, Toe
salt by bu barrel. 81 25.
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MARRIAGES.

John w. Phillips, youth Of 20, was
married Sunday to Miss Elizabeth J SNOW.
maiden ofsweet 10, daughter Of John l.,
Snow. = IhIN1MiI23I WA
Mr.. Richard Yandeyeer and Miss
MARY Craig we're united in marriage last
Sunday by Rev. Mr Cook. Mr.. Vsudeyeer
has passed the age, when Il is supposed that
love and romance has been succeeded by
matter Of fact business, but some men are
always Young, and we have 40 doubt that
he will pro-e worthy husband 70 the
bride Of half his aqe ---LL NNN
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LOCAL NOTICES


SfE that Corn Drill At Asher Owsley's.
Nrw stock Of Jewelry and Silverwaro at
Penny n McAlister's.
Tur celebrated Mayfclj Water Eleva-
Tor for sale by A. Owuley.
Boy Louisyille Headlight Oil, l75
test, from Penny &MoAliaier
wArcHEs. Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
J.H. n y. II. SmAEKs are receiving and
opening lot on mens ard boys clothing.
You will find the best 5-cent and 2.ior-
cents cigar in town at Penny n MoAlis-
NLlxpRrrm's GARpFS sfEbs Of all
kinds, in bulk and in papers, at MoRoberts
n Stagg'a uINU| INN ItI
ALL those indebted to the firm u Sew.
eranoe n Dudder,r and Severance, Dud-
derst 4 Co, Will plsuse call and settle
TINS stock Of J. II. q $. II. Shanks i
now complete with beautiful styles Of
Spring Good. II you don't believe Il, just
call on them and see.
VIZ are mst receiving aud opening 4
large lot Of Zeigler 4 Bros Ladies and
Children's Shoes for Spring and Summer
wear. j. II. a =. II. Shanks.
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PERSONAL


Mn. T. I. DAVIES IL very in.
a Miss s. r. SrAGo has been quite III
for several days
--PRoF. NJ. l.. BouRSE, Of Lancaster,
was here Yesterday.
--ToM MErcALFE went 10 Nioholasyille
Saturday 10 visit his parents.
Mn PEYroS PARRorr, Of Lebanon,
1. circulating smong his friends.
Mus. W. II. ANDERSON has gone TO
Harper, Kansas, 10 join her husband.
Ma. =. L. MIDRIFF. husband Of the
lady Of Faith Cure notoriety, hss the
pneumonia.
Ma. l.. II. RAMSEY AND WIFE, Of Lex
ington, came over 10 see Mack, who is still
IN ofiyEboid fever ....-U...
MISS J. s. lIoocKER ASDJ. W. Nc
AItsfGR have gone 70 Laurel 20 look after
their coal inierois--and TO 6.h.
Mn. AND MRs. JoHS J. DuDDERAR
have gone 10 Cincinnati. where the latter
will lay in a big line Of Spring Millinery.
Mus. b q. ALFoRD, with her daugh-
tiers. Annie Belle and Maggie Lee, lef, FOR
Codeyville, Kansas, yesterday to visit rela-
tives.
-Mess. J. 3 AR. W. HocKEE have
been reelected City Attorneys, position
they have very crediiably filled for several
terms
Mis-. EIIzA DAvIIs, n native Of Scot
land and a lady Of rare Intelligence, u
here for the purpose Of selling copies Of 4
book she has written Of her life. She has
twice been around the world and has speni
many year, in Australia, which is Tho
scene Of mos, Of her story. Il is said To b
very entertaining book
-BAnoS II SEENAS, A. SEEMAS, A
DRoEsNuxDr ASp MLLE. ADDrE AM
MARIE sEENAS, Of Stockholm, Sweden
arrived yesterday aud are registered at ih'
Myers House. They carry % trunks, anS
il will require the whole day to get ever
thing ready for the performances tonight
which will be the biggest thing ever il
Stanford.
-DR. Ed. ALcoRs, Of lIuslonville, wa
elected TO the responsible position o.
Treasurer Of the Kentucky Medical Society
at the annual meeting last week in Louis
vile. lie found 20 trouble in givinI
bond for million. a. ". IIawkins Brow
walked up and gave biz. check 10 cover Oh
amount Dr. Aloorn also read very in
terestias paper on ''ryphoid Fsvvr in Lin
coin County in 1881"
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We had hail storm Sunday night.
Most Of our farmers have commenced
planting corn.
Our postofiee u Bright has brealhed
It's last. II died for want Of mail carrier.
A mad dog passed through this neigh
borhood several weeks ago, hut made his
escape Since then several dogs have gone
mad and were killed.
We are told that Dr. Lewis LEFT for
Crab Orchard last week, where he ex poets
10 locate for the Summer and practice his
profession. and also try 10 recupsrate his
health. The people Of this sicinisy regret
exceedingly to give tue Doctor up bat
what is our loss will be Crab Orchards
gain.
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TnERE was . sudden change In the
weather Yesterday, which caused vegeta-
tion and noses to look decidedly blue.
Fires and overcoat- we're at premium.
TINS thermometer was at iO' at o'clock
last evening, and The farmers and garden
ers we're praying 10 be delivered from a
frost which was threatened Y Il clears OF
SEENAS. - During his weeks engage.
ment IN Cincinnati recently. where he per-
formed n crowded houses, the Enquirer
said Of hiui Gle IL mqueslionably the
finest magician in the world. IIis tricks
are new, add are executed with an ease
and grace which adds greatly 10 their
charm. The representation Of Bazaine's
escape from the island Of 81. Marguerite,
in which Mad. seoman was transferred
from sealed bag into a locked and bound
TRUNK, and the suspension Of Miss Addie
Seeman between the stage floor and the cell
ing without visible support, we're marvel
Gus effects IN magic" lie appears At the
Opera House tonight Don't fail TO see
him. " .H.. Nan. To"
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LINCOLN COUNTY
crnb Orhand.

Please state in To morrow's paper that
the Baptist Chuch here is being repaired,
and consequently the concert will not be
on the Nth as stated last week, but has
been postponed until the 2lst, and same
night, after the concert, there will be iete
at the residence Of Mr. Abe Smith. Price
of admission To concert IS cents fele 30
cents 4. ID.
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MII IMkHV Lancaster street,
WiLLiiIIiII STANFORD. KY.

Il daily receiving new and beautiful Millinery
goods Of every description aud everything Of the
latest styles and no lady, who Intends buying any
thing In her line should fail 10 call on her
Prices A. low as the lowest. She is thankful iof
past iav0Fs aud hopes for their continuance.
Mrs, Mollie Myers has charge OF the Mantua-
making department., which Is all that Is necessary
10 say Ia regard 10 H. oo-ot
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DRUGS AND GROCERIES.

On and after APRIL 1, 1852, propose 10 sell only
for cash or country produce. Ny stock Of Drug.
aud Groceries II iull and e0mplete, ana marked
must have the money for them, o. such articles
produce a. l eau handle, such as lumber timber,
slaves and all the products Of the farm and dairy,
n. \. HOOD,
29-2mos Shelby City, Ky.
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LOOK OUT, FARMERS {!
The Harvester War--Beginnfng OF .
Great Harvest for the Lawyers
--Binding with Irvine.


lChieago Tribune OF March Gath, 1882.
ST. PAUL, MlNE., March 2S.-The visit OF Mr..
William Lathrop, Of Rockford ILL.,, and Mr. Chas.
Callahan, Of Chicago, 10 this city and Minneapolis
TODAY az ID Is understood. for the purpose Of de-
manding Of the Minneapolis Harvester Works, In
the name Of c. II. Mccormick, Of Chicago, and
Norman G. Thompson and Helen A. Gorham, OF
Rockford, III. "a royalty Of $40 upon each Irvine
binder harvester that said company has made or
will make. This claim Il based upon the patents
which, after several years OF controversy In the
Patent once were. In 1880, granted 70 Marquis
L. Gorham, OF Rockford, and ID 10 claimed by the
parties who demand the royalty that they own
aud control all the patents relating TO the autom-
attic binding Of the bundles OF grain. The Min
neapOlis Harvester Works, the William Deering
Co Of Chicago; the Champion reaper Company OF
Springfield, Ohio, the EsteTly Harvester C0mpa-
nv. of " hitewater, and all others using twine-
binders made under the Appleby patents are TO be
nroeeeded against by the parties controlling the
Gorham patent. The attorneys no have been en-
gagged by the latter or Mccormick faction, are Geo
Harding, Of Philadelphia E. n. Dekerson Of New
York; NJ. ID. Leggett, OF CleVeand, and Parkinson
a Parkinson, Of Cincinnati. "
This looks as II the Mccormick people meant
business, and Il will probably be well for our
farmers TO investigate this matter fully before
buying one Of the Appleby binders nom any but
] Mccormick agents, lest they may be Afterwards
/ called upon for a $40 loyalty.
j. IL. EMS
/ is Agent for the Mccormick Machines al Stanford.
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TnE APPoRTIosMENr.-W give below
the names Of the counties composing this
district under the new apportionment and
the vote Of each in the last presidential
election. The district is not such AS we
would have had il, but il is a considerable
improvement on the FIRST map In the last
presidential race il will be seen that the
democratic majority was 1909. In the Gov
errors race the year before, the democra-
ey got majority of l,l65 over the repub-
licans, the Greenbackers casting 76l votes,
The republican papers claim that they
have a fair chance in this, the 10Th and
llth distriets.
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HgsfonvHe

HocNuNFNfNs
Prof Rigney was on hand with HE
free lecture, and was eliciling shouts Of
applause ~ drove into town. Judging
from the enthusiasm exhibited the Prof.
in the role Of hoss evangelist seems 10 be
a sucoess "
Our venerable Doctor, having been re.
Gently clothed with Aldermanio dignity
and power, Is engaged in the study Of nun.
icipal law. rhs question he is at present
investigating is whether there is any Law
to govern the proceedings Of the Trustees Of
Hustonville" and, III 80, why2"
The horse show Saturday attracted a
large crown as usual. Was not in town
till late and did not witness the exhibition.
Saw the afterpiece, however, in which the
owners Of sundry, misshapen plugs, inspir-
ed by emulation and lager beer, performed
in the way Of charioteering, "such fantastic
tricks as might well make angels weep"
Louie, the fve-year-old daughter Of
J. w. Givens, fishing with her father at
the Hanging Fork, succeeded in hooking a
lively specimen Of the perch tribe known
az Jumpers. She was greatly alarmed at
The antics Of the fish, but held firmly 10
/ her rod until, with the assistance OF her
father, she brought the captive 70 the
bank II was found TO measure l3l inches
in length. Lottie will probably never for
get the symptoms Of the disease known as
/ "buck agIie"
DIR. Aleorn returned from Louisville
on Friday. Dr.. Brown did not get home
until Saturday. The reason he alleges for
detention is that the circus companies, be-
ing about 10 break camp 10 order 10 enter
upon their summer campaign, got up an
inspection drill for the benefit Of his opin-
ion as to their capacity TO dazzle the eyes
and split the ears Of the groundlings. His
criticisms we're favorable, and they go forth
cheered by the commendation OF the best
Judge Of circuses in America.
We had a boiler explosion some time
since Of which have seen no public no.
tice Two small boys, Fred Peacock and
- Jones determined TO run an indepen
dent engine. To this end they procured q
long tin fruit can which they filed with
water, capped il securely and laid II on a
temporary grating under which they bull
a cheerful fire. The steam generated and
soon blew out the head OF the boiler with {
stunning report When the fog cleared
away it was found that Fred was severely
but fortunately not dangerously scalded
and both the embryo engineers 40 thorough
ly frightened as to have lost all ambition
in the line o. their chosen profession.
I
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PESsloSER. Barnett, (colored),
drew 81 600 arrears Of pensions last week.
Col. X. Blain and II. 4. Harris, worked
the claim for her
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FIRE.-The house Of Charles L. Harris,
situated between here and IIusionville, was
destroyed few days ago. together with
his meat and other oulhouses. Loss, 81
500; Insurance, 81 800. The Ere was acct
dental, and originated in the kitchen.
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THE Lincoln Mills will do custom
grinding on Tuesday, Thursday aad Sat
urday Of each week, until further notice.
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TnE Court II Appeals has dismissed the
case Of Wearen Il Evans vs.. Smith, Nc,
and reversed that Of Wearen a Evans vs.
Matheney.
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sEEMAS il genuine Baron. Ii Is
worth something just to see real live one
in this county.
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EASTER SUNDAY was typical April
day. One hour the sun would be shining,
and the next be obscured by clouds which
emptied themselves in cheerful showers.
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E.P. OwsLEY has as nice line Of Ladies'
and Misses Slippers as can be found any
where.
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AsorHFR lot q Youths and Boys snl,s
opened yesterday by Bruce, Warren 4
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Ma, II. Il, BARROW extends his usual
Invitation 10 the public 70 fish In his pond
till April 80, only stipala,ing that his
fences shall not be thrown down.
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-Gabe Walters orr polite and accom-
modating clerk Al Bright, smiles behind
the counter NJ longer LORENZO Hubble
in order 10 curtail his expenses, IL running
the business himself
Your correspondent has had a three
weeks siege Of Intermittent fever IL the
reason why you have had no report from
this place for several weeks. Miss Clark
Engleman Is just getting over severe
spell Of pneumonia Mr.. james Robinson
IL said TO be growing worse. lie seemed
to improve for a while after he had his
leg operated upon, but be has had a re.
lanse
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Sale of Valuable Coal Land

As executor Of r. NJ. Bradley, decd. viii
ON MONDAY, APRIL 18th. 1882
Before the court house door In London, KY, ex-
pose TO public sale 8d0 ACRES Of valuable coal
land timber reserved) lying 90 Hazel Patch Creek
Immediately upon the Rockville branch Of the l.,
a. N. n X. about miles n M Livingstone. said
land con iains two valuable, workable Strata Of
coal one said be cannel coal. IRON both OF which
10 the railroad Is down gr AIDE, with sufficient pitch
for screening purposes. The railroad will be com-
pleted BY August list Terms-CIedit Of aud Y
montha, b0nds Of even date and equal INSTALL
me nts. bearing per cent. Interest rom date un-
IN paid tlood security required VI the purehas-
err, with lien reiaiood on the land. Persons de-
sirlng 10 inform themselves concerning this land
eau oall at the saw mill Of Faulkner Mclean, or
on Inc undersigned. w. q. nRADLEY,
Si-td Exr. X. NJ. Bradley, decd.
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Jos Rour IL now killing beeves with J.
T. Harris, and will sell beef At the lowest
prices possible.
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THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICK ioi
sale. Apply to Henry Baughman, Stan
ford.
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IncAL MIXERS.

FREsH lot Of Swiss hams Just received
at Hale n NunnelleYs.
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EARLY CABBAGE and Tomato Plants at
MeAlisier 4 Brghts tomorrow evening. :
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MAJ. JouS u. HAYDEN, Manager Of
Msior Opera House, I'raukiort. where
sseman gave seven performances last week,
says Ia letter TO Us Gle gives one OF the
best shows Of the kind ever IN the coun-
Try, and j guarantee thut all who attend
will be thoroughly satisfied"
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TnE keeper Of the Cemetery, Mr. j NJ
Hsajrioks, lsll ua that some young people
oftown are b the habit of not only mis-
behaving While visiting that sacred place
but pulling flowers from the graves. There
is seyefe penalty against such doines,
and Mr. Hendricks intends hereafter to re-
port all offenders.
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TEcHNoAI.--A man named George
Oliver was lodged in jail here the other
night on mitimus issued by squire j. 7.
Daniel, charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenses. IL seems
that the Squire, who Is a new man at the
business, had held an examining trial,
when he should have had another magis-
lrate to assist him in his deliberations.
The prisoners counsel complained that he
was un!awfully detained and got writ Of
habeas corpus, which was tried before
Judge Brown, who ordered the man re-
leased. This may be law, but it is not jus
tice, and il is shame to allow men TO es.
cape the punishment for their crimes on
such iechnicalities. LATER.-The gentle
man who had been victimined by Oliver
came to town Yesterday and got out anoth-
err warrant against him, but he had
quietly gone his way.
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DIssoLvISo views, given with the effect
Of electric and calcium lighis, will be one
feature Of the big show tonight.
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CIRcun CoURr.--In the hAbeas corpus
case Of Froman Miner, indicted for the
murder Of Terrell, the Judge granted him
the right to his body when he shall have
made bail bond for 5000. The remain
ing jury was discharged Friday, and Trns-
tee A. X. Penny tells Us that the entire
cost Of the juries during the term, was,
including his commission, $sl676 which
is but Sis.65 more than last Court, not
wiih-tanding the pay Of jurors has been
increased for grand juror 25 cents a day,
and Cor petit 30 cents. The Court adj
journed Yesterday after session Of three
weeks and a day. Minor has not given
bail yet, and there is some dcub, OF his
ability 10 do 80. But one man was sent TO
the peniten.iary, and he dupe Of a negro,
for robbery.
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RoBBERs CAUGHT.-Constable Dan Mil
Ter delivered John, Richard and Fry Coh-
man and their cousin james Cofiman to
the iailer here the other night, charged
with robbing the store Of Ben King, an ac-
count Of which we gave at the time. Their
trial was set for Saturday 10 take place at
Husionville, but owing to the fact that the
County Court had refused TO pay for the
transportation OF prisoners backwards and
forwards before the examining trial, no
officer would take them thither. Mr.. Nil
Ter tells US, however, that he will take
them TO Hustonville tomorrow, when
Squires Peyton and Hughes will hear the
case. II is said that there are five Others
that belong to the gang, and that they have
been carrying on systematic robbery for
years. Their last efforts were upon an
uncle of theirs, who is a gunsmith, and
who keeps quite a lot Of weapons on hand
for repairs. He suspieioned the parties
and on a search Of their premises found the
goods that have been identified by King
and others.
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PRor. Tonrs, late Of the Central Usiver.
sily, says in The Richmond Regias ofsee.
man. ~ consider him the neatesi magi.
clan have ever seen.s