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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
Sin osrur aInf.cr Sirius.

Cairo, Sls., 90. aueuit. - gS. 6.
Gonp'S @irtus aing I'm 4 ll6r beute frfb
auf ;wei Sabn;iisen BON bier ub, 3wiideu
Srnuel=S Sta unb IeipsSurniioe, Al Meilen
nDrvli6 BON bier, raunte Der biutere 3uH
aesen oer uorbe Ell, uno btci sum&iriuS gez
h0rise Tubrlcute iuuryen get0btet, nab ,caJ
% bis so anbere BerlOuen Seflet tIngcn DC
ho,t tYirnptt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
Snh1s,Iufnu.

YbilabeIpbia, 20. auguit. - Gin
grtro> >Srodt;ug Der Tenuipluauier Sabn"
cOllioi9te heute lriib uabe Grifol NIT etnem
auSeren Sabusuge, uuo 10 gSaggous, iotuie
cine Votomotipe murocn cenlO.irt. 9rci
Tetionrn erlitteu i9were uuo ;mei anoete
leihte yeIekuuaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21

bsramgsn une SubertuIoie, gbtbiFs. SerobbsIn,
SrphiIiS, Sdpineeu, Gntartilng nnb Srebs Der 9iss
ren, Snrurubr, uriupaltuns, no es ptne 4niueubuus
hes satbeters Sinoernug idaiit Uue bic fdmer,enSe
gntpenbung hteies Snltrumentes uRn6tbig matt =
Steir unb Gres, unb in alien Sdlen BON GntSiuSuna
Der glieren unb ber 8laie, ionic in trpni6en 6dasn
ban Syrauenfrdnfheiten.
Cine 6Inibe entbdlt mepr ntirfiamc 4r;nefoffe ais
iraenb elm anbereS Ytte eie Hi bic 'es Ebeel5ffeI
bOu uDtbig MAIDEN, ipdtreno pom 5ariapartqiar Elm
IbeCIbftel bpu aenii1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
@eueral Suffers @orfareuf4iff.

@loucefter, Mali., 90. ausuii. =
Gopitdn 8obt. Carr bonn Sdoouer nGon-
qneIf," melder angeblif in Salifar, R..S.,
burd agentsn beS Generals Butter ange>
fauft purSe MnS iiber Seiien Sstimmuns
man sro6en Seroatt begte, in bisr anses
fommeu. @apitdn Carr erfl6rt, ct babe
bas SabIseus i'm auftrage sewiiier Soifouer
Sapitaliifen gefauft, uuo oaiielbe iei auf Den
3Obbsnfuns ssfabren. Der GaDitan ielbit
me1t oie Reiie uidt init.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21

III 7 TN VvlIWlVhVNVH OptiHtu.
Gdltcs Tieber.
SGttsS HHt bisiSeS 6icber eebeilt fir so Cents
GegE len pelers5 nein,ttel IN Der sYelt mas 10
Gea oe Arten bon Scber bcilt, ntS9en iie bon pers
eDrpener knit Jdlarta) oSsr beaenerirter Sale tpms
.. ugB9sn fe Sffsriods, Rerpenicber pber aeIbes
NFtscr Bergen, ots - urter 3irieture bon Rabhdb'B
) Rtl, cG@ READY RELIEF" 3r. gaSpab's,
SinfJig Gents bic 6laiGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21

giau idids sine Sriefmarts on 81 abmap
& So, CIR. 80, @arrens, Ode Der @burd.
StraBe, Netp YOrt.
ry- @tIetruus. Gaufsnse bon eolsrs tssrts. toirs
Gld ilnsidaidt ipefnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
Sin 8ampfer aefbcitert.

&e998eit, 5ia., 10. stuguff. = Dan
mclSet, baB Der BON Haiiuu mad Seli;c be-
itinmte britiihe 8ampfef ySlcnhetm" on
gleutbera gci6eitert lit. Die 0tanuidalt
luurhe aerettet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
Of, aa4 s,ublifum.

% tann teine Before GarGntie fur ben s9erth bon
Dr Rabpab's altstablrteu ". a. R. 6eiImitteIn auis
esipieisn reroen aIs ts elsnesn une niSloier RAD
abuiunoen eerieben. Gs giebt ioucbl fali6e 4eiols
bents als aud ,,Relieis" unb >. Pills" Sebet Gu4
Sasiber anms ,sabipap" ft aui BEN setauitsn artis
tel befrHe (5ulil9NN1&ml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
gefssrap6i(de 9epe(den.
Ceeridts Der giiociirtsu Preie" fr ben ;. Dsitten
Gprreppnherten."
Sic Snetaner ltnruben i'm SuS=
NSeffen.

Suci on, a.,S., 10. Iuguf. - gerifte
aus Der Gan SarlossHgentur meloeu, oaB
ber neue Snbianer-agent y. 9. gSilcor fidl
meigertc, bic 1eituug Der Ggentur III iiber>
nebmen, ba er bort bic beiloiefeH 3uitdnoe
fanb. Ser Yropiantmeiter uuo Der Inter
Igent iinb plDslid) perIdmnnben, unb es lie-
gen Seweiie por, baB inter bcm agenten
Siffaup Der srOkte Setrug berridte. Die
Souto. Gpaden finb iebr unrubig. 2lm pers
gangsnen Sreitag Nbenb pollten fie eiuen
Iufffan5 in Seene ieteu, bod pur1en Die
Iei6en ron ether SuSiauerin gewarnt, NOS
rauf Die MpbapesN sNpaden, bic EoSieiube Der
Sontos, betpafinet tpurbeu unb ben Nuffano
pereitelten. Sim Sreitag iudlten bic Gontos
Eatronen su faufen uno offerirten 25 Gents
pro Stid fir bieielbcn. Die Sage fdugt oil,
cine iebr ernfie su werben, uub Die Nnlieolcr
In Der Hdbe Der 8eierpation orgauiiireu
iif, I'M bem Sdlimmiten begegneu 5u tous
neu.
gIie ans Sermoiillo i'm meritanii9su
Staate Souora geneloet mtro, baben Die
Merifaner BEL bem @efedte nit oen Ipaden
i'm Siifrifte Sabmabupa 45 Wanu uerloren
uno lieEen Die SEoianer IS Sobte auf oem
@efedtsplate ,uriid. IS 6rauen unb 12
Sinber puroen auf benz @ege spiihen Gu
huabupa unb Der Erinibabs sMiue gei03tet.
Dian ernartet bas balbige @intreffen BON
1000 Nianu uIerifaniIder Buu6estruppen.
Smaba, Nebr., 20. Gugnf. - Ggent
Mc@inicubb1 telegrapbirt, baE er ieiue Su=
Sianerpoli;ei periannlelt uuo mabriteinlid)
,9leb- @lone." ug0oman's DreB" unb etlife
anbere Der aufiaiiigen Siourbduptlinge ner>
hafteu luiien piro. Gr bat Die Dfilitdrbe-
h0rhe eriutt, bic Sduptlinge i'm Wiilitdrgs-
.fausniiie su 9sapen!portb uuter;ubrinseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
Gin Dollar pro Jlaf6e.
SlaOiuaB's &esalireaae Yiaea.
gOutOmmeue Purguujsu, liuOsrube abfibrl
mittsl, tuirteu Obne Sdmer3 itets
;uoerldfig uub natiirlid In
ibrer Operation.
Sin 1eaetabilif6es Grfaemittel
fur Galomet,

gpltpmmen otus ieaIi6eu Beiqef6rad. elegant nit
ifen Gummi gIaftrt. pursiren. reSgItEsn, retaissu
M tGiten.
Raewap's piflen sur Sur dler sraribsitsa bes
Wdoens Der 9eber, Der 8eodrme, Der Rieren, eer
BIdie ionic fir nerpoies Rcpfrueb 8erftopfuns Sus
egeiiou E5spepiie, biois 3uitdnes, Jieber, uHters
Ietbsentsinoung 6dmprr5oihen rno ale anberen eeis
hen res Iuterleibes. gue 5outpmmene Eur aarortirt
Geiu SeeetabiIiit. teirs Spur con Reriar, 1ireras
lien otsr i9dbIiheR 0rosnen.
re- Wau bed5ts fpIseues SpmptOme bon aranf5et.
ten her 9erbauunesorsane Bsriiupfilrs irnerliae
SamprrbeiheH. Blutfodluus mad BEN 9opfc 5aure i'm
agoeen, tlebelfet, Sobbrennen, GteI Dor benz GHen,
g1geueriideu, iaures4toben, Sinien ohef 1eben oss
6srsens eritidsHbeS GefibI beim 2issen QebeI oeer
SladerH Dor &uBen. 5ieber nno eumpfe SbRsrssn I'm
aopfe, itodsnpen Atbem, aelbes Ansiebsn Der 8aut
nnh Der Au8en, Seitsnie9en, @5mersen in Der 8ruft
urh in een @lieeern, p4pslidle AHvaIaag Don ptee.
Srenngn tss 6teii4es.
Giniqs 9pien tpu Rdeuap's Bilen iuerees Gas
SbSm bon allen otenseranuttn Irant5eiten befreier.
3n ten 9lpOt6cten su bobea. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
1tmterlcibsidmcr,cn !!
mlRt, rnb spar
in elmer bis sspansie Winuten.
9 htra l1ttarfhirN iAir

Sbns llnterhies, ipie srrS bic Sdmerseu aud IeiH
mn9en bic an &hsumatiSniuS SeieenSen bic 8ettIds
Gerigeu, bic SertrlppeIteu bic 9srpbien bic an 0es
ralsie cher anberen 8rarineiteu Ieoe perben Surct
nc Anr nhung bon S'aeudp &eGSp Relief auaenelid.
libs SineerIlua iinhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
sdMin0iudt

Die srDbe Babt beies SeiImit.sIs oifenbart fd, in
Rranfbeiten bic ren Epo Herbeiufbren broGeu pte in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-21
Ran teie {: .Jaiih nno @abr. "

On ten 9lpOt6cten Su bubea.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
Head-SiZe versus Brain-POwcr.

+, Among. the recently published >,ati<-
tics "l head measurement. :;> inferred
/ from tho :;!Ze> "f hats, are as follows:
'l.Or't Chelmsford. g.. full; Dean Stan
ley. G:; Lord I;eac"nsticl.l, :: the Prince,
Of Wales. full: Charles dickens. -:
Lord >cll"urnc. =; John bright, -:
Earl Russell. -; Lord Nuvaai>.y, -;
Mr.. Gladstone. =; Archbishop M YORK.
fnE.' These l,ica>llrcm,cn,s are p:.-
'!uc''l fr;n statistics hy r.. r. Trirr
an! the contemporary in wi'ns. ro.;;,..,,:,
they arc I'r'"iusvsl il rcspon~l!c for the
rchmrk. "Nhatc>rr may hc Tie ease il.
r.g:r: I" brains, il w::l,i scarcely s:.,n
from these figures tina, hats are II cr;-
trri"n 81! hr:,i,-lrwcr." 1t would t".
strange, indeed, ii any moderately in
trlligrnt person ~urwse,! the lat, or
even thc head. coull supply ;i.c ,,c:,s-
urc of hrain-l"wcr. Thri..ir Dr. i';itc:.-
n-l finally lis"'@ss: -! ,i..' motion thai
rr;:niai measurement ts'i!u iw accented
as brain measurement. Sine, his day
the student "t cerebral ,l.\ cl"r:,lcnt h:..
"<:'>'r! tO rely "u what used I" ~, called
''l'hrtnol.gy.' The chic! ru:n! M>in-
tcrc>t ;.> yet ciicitrN iru;n the direct In
Vt~tlg:,tinn Of brain hicts.i .irt i,.tit would
seem to- liz. ti,at cerebral organs CONF
monty found in the cias> "f br:,iI,-w.-k-
ers show evidences uf lnil:g !m::!ly and
specially developed, and probably, as 4 !
physical consequence, are Irregular. and
Tor tile most part uilsyls,,IIctric:,l. Here !
after, pr"!:'!'Iy, light may !,c thrown on
the subject "i special or irregular Ilcy..l- |
OpInent>, beth in regard t. their pcr>on- !
.l growth :.n'i transmission i.y hc,,siity. !
For the present, however, wc can S:ly ,
that neither the hat nor the head fur !,
ni>ilcs the Trustworthy indications of
mental power AMI capacity, and that the ,
Dniy feature Of i.ltcrcst a. Yet noted il: !;
The curious fact Of unequal develop.
Ment and consequent want o: SYM
Lt~cef.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
SJ.AA 1; U.Ss.,

l.: III" District Court Of the = row; i..,, il
I''S;rrt 'h ir Ir:r.inij ii .M'.'.. :, j., .i.i,'
li'c County Of aver bon -" .tI. A. IL, i,
t:'i Ti,;IOh! kts:n-,,y ...ai.,.iU> :. ,,riIl.
l. lav!>. as In: i..tf.l!i..,':::n. -; .,.,.i
:.i''uInl Kennedy. r....t>, d. i..I., !. ,,,,,.
't'ir', kst,'"u!. ka!" E.,i,.-; ..,l,. ;.".
uy. A:;;'ic kc:i!n.:y ai.d M.r.' ryri::,t,
isi'!aHl>.
Tne ;""ri" Of !:lr I';" tory to. .isu:; >p
.T'ti.'. IT, si"u',ru i. h avis -, .,. .,...,i>:,.
l:ro incc>i;s''. -! +. !.'".9:. u c'; ,..,. = e,
Mirn;cs k"iii:':y. J:.i,. s>r.,l.,,iN. n.!r ~. .
:ie"y. j"i.n krE!td.. ..;..., ..,...!,,, :.
Mary kcnrt.'y. II. nl,.."ts.
l'Hl axe hereby Ir,;r,v:.l t""r,.nr IT, an . -
'io,i Drought acaiE>! y;,u -; in. ...,.r .,..,
DiS'niiit>. liz She District curt ,I III 50,
JIh:'c.ai pi>ir''.; ~! III" T"rrln,;" # ..!ia,,
ii a'ht !T "a; :i:iy Uf :~'iyrr i.iu "a; ;,a,.
~wcr the compliant ii:t! there's. w.;:,ln ti
d". AtrS0s,.s.vro oi H.. u,.' 81 ..i, .r,.l AYR i;
service dNn you Hi il!> +t.I.:.i...!,>. !. ..l,,,
W'tiI! lh'> county,; -! IL save. CAL u; ~.
county, ou: j" ihi> 'iistric. .wllh,!l,vr. day.
"'i,''!w ':>r W:'hih forty days. "r j;",%',. III +,
u'f;iu; VIII. b.. ;lke,: against V.,. l,.t,ri =. =.
'hf ::;,:e Oi :%it compliant.
T.., said :.c'ipn is br.n,.h; to ,L,a;n a..:.n,,.
.. Liis an::f. tt"rr'ci!i. ";It .icri,r,n. !,.>
!, 80. l. ;, d. !. :. =, !" Ai"! II in r No .iaa
lot M. rs. in b:':ck No. -: III Ea,:rtr<. A.
AMI ;ehl sy F.'lmu,d K-n:.:y r.r' j.. h..
DEATH and by iI.S e.!s:. :..l.,. a. I..!!,r.r.
property 10 i~ pr"l'riy l.. ivrN:.,. "a, ;,r:
siii c":!*'>iin: "f *an i'!a,.i,.'> .....' >".;
Inui"i k- :Nrdy. ar.' :: ...ci.r. :..,' ..,ir.
said Edmund kc:.n,', a.,, III. i>.,. -, i,ll
''r:a'iv'> in inii sUrn ,.ro, =, .. t:.,-, !;
SAlo tart' creaIp, ait ii,at f'i...i.i' ,ir.
10 one n;"iIvi.I t!i:rA Ir..,',,. ;..r-.
an" iHai Sur': i''r"rly. hy i,a ,,.,..i ..u. ,,.
,t'" 't !H'> Court. b,. ~ ana .:. ,H.'i.. .>.,
s't'Ie.' ti'': =. fun :,rcu:,i.l:.E L. !.. -: ia
It"" me ir!"'ts''S ;iri'ia: I..,n, >l" "l
property al! costs u; corr. a,,i .l' II ,';,a ai
INC ~ lIuS u" distributed 10 ;!ir :.:i!
HS ~ the interest 81 each IN >:,i.: -, ,Ir,>nI
s:'u I"f "f:"r and further r.i;r! - Vii Gp:
u.iy appear hy r"'erc.irc to*"ni ryst, i,.'ss.
ANA you ar" hereby noii;i..t it:: u ,,.nl,o
Spi"'ai "I''' "!i~wtr aid rniEpi;i 1T :ti"It r"
t"''r', th': SAL ri.ini.,; w.i! ,;,,,l, - I.
o'"':. !"f the r,+int ltay@l for n. ~:. +: 'm
liant.
Give' under my hand and lin. >...l "a. i'rla.
tfDct tbtr! OI :!fr :r,...: ....ItrT'
The Territory .: M,:.,:;,., -, i =!
tSEAL :i''F COUNTY -; SIi\"r it,.., !'... .'A
day q. Hr.a.I,:i.r. ~ ;,i,' ,,..' .,.,.
Lo': s'"' ti"H:>.,u! 'i.., Il" y. Ia
riEi,;N-s.,r.
,iEUt:GE ". i;;i -. H. t. RI.
t'y H. =. EIDLEl. 1'iii; ri.f
! So"1."s &; fDHHIS. .\ii'I,,..s .'' III fl!i'
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
Washington Gossip.

NA>HINl;TON, Jan. lH.-'rhr rcSnl,i
ton introduced hy Senator Blair Wed
ncSai:.y. directing the public lunl CON.
missioner to inquire into the operation
OF the land laws ANIL t" r'lmr k.@isl,
tiNn tending lo improve them, wa> IL.
tended ky its authors to cover the mat.
ter Of laiNl grants t. vlilrU,iS: alSo il in.
riu'lssl among others the Northern p,.
Cifir grants anil the decision If s...rt.-
tar,y :;.'hurZ which affirmed that conn
lamy'S right ,O land granted it after thp
time >,s-.iticl hy Tie grants had cx-
l'ir-.l. ltla!r is II n,c,,.lrr q! the .,:l
,r"nn,ittc on public. lan.l> whiri, has
! been !lnitiiriny into lIu. working Of the
"cErra; land office here and the ncc.,>-
; >;ty iHr giving it more room. In The.
! '~i,r>4' III its inquiry the ~ul,-.ulninilus.
"d"i,,.,l Information which, leads then,
| to i"lic:c that >.,..r Of the IanL laws
are Il. f.,.iivc ami that some -! t;u. lm:>
nr:.n,ri IL railroads have been forfeited;
an'i new M'!"ng to- tl". Government.
TiW blair resolution was to enlarge the
>'"i" d! this inquiry -" ~ I" include
n.at,trr> pertaining I" Lands and the
Hi-.".-itiun "f them.
ircniS. delegate from, washington
Territory. has just iHtroll,.. Il Il bill and
got i! referred tO the subcommittee of
the House committee on Territories for
the admission int" the Union
al the state ni WASHINGTON
Ia /" con. ln,s.rl nf Washington Terri
tor: and three counties Oi northern Ida
l". Daniels, Delegate from idaho. is
lighting the Hill i..:.,,sc il takes in y
part oi his Territory. and IL, is hacked
i,y other Territorial rtpr. :, ,.niativ., who
ln not like the precedent this hill would
.'>tal'li>E. They fear should this Hill
l:,>> other Territories wanting tu l,,rnn,.
states might en,lvavnr TO capture a,Is
joining Territories in order to Increase
their population. Hence i determined
fight will IL. made against Hr.nt's Till.
which has been referred t. Il S,,!,-.,u,.
n'itltV, consisting Of .\ldricl,, Van V.mr- ;
hoes and Richardson.
The Republicans arc dcsiro,ls of .c,. !
ting Il part Of Dakota admitted ,,s ;. |
state, and therefore it is not likely they
will eniis'rrass that movement bv inkin; !
up the application of :.snimgton 10 ln.- !
come Il State.
Secretary kirkwuO&l in his lctt..r ..c.
a"mlanying the papers received by the
Senate t'r.lay, in REGARD to the Northern
Pacific land grant says: II have the
honor tU transmit herewith the rp,,Ort
III the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office on the subject. From this
rrlH'rt 1t will be seem patents for lands
im Olympia district, Washington Ter
ritOry, were Issued ON the 8th Of ADril.
lSS'l, for 4, liz and eight-tenths acres on
|nssitc u portion Of the mad constructed
~ said company previous to 1875. No
!satents for lands have been issued for
|'5 miles Of said road constructed. cx-
smtned aud accepted In 1850 and 1851.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25

: The following names Of p'rS'r;> 40: owners
81 ra: estate, appear az hcii:..;urn:$ ~. ;i!:,
Jrra~urer'S hCNkS ~
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
AAc~

Il. =: Lewis. plaintiff, against JON, T.. v ia.
defendant. "'A'
To De >a,l.l at S!lelir'S : IT, %! the -. .
February. a -. Is>.. !a.,wcc,. ih, :,,,;,,.
;.'c!Ock -. III. and :; - clock y. ~. ~ ,i;.
>h"rii1@s ti:ce. tl:c following ,:....-.;n
~ tO-wit. All She rlgi:i. title. Interest /. ,.n.
l:'ant Tie defendant hHh a.n i!.- i,.., .!a,
DereMhrr. 4. IL. 1S>l. in ami - I.n, 80. =:
BLOCK No ~. IN But'" CITY. N.u;~..:. i,r','
~. according 10 the cf.iri:.; IA: .,,.
thereof Oh Tile. \ all the i,.; r,., ,,,..,..
aid lot coisi>ti!,; Of - iIo.s. j.. ,,,..>, T., -,
3trurl ion.
air.i this III cay of .J:.l u.I; I>..
THOMAS - Lowry
S!erift'.f Silver low ,.n.!t, ~, 4,i,,.
BY q. A. ~NAl =. t!u~I >u~r:I.
7Jan<. Nv
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25

iet..tion. Thankee goodness! dte min.
iotration's not 20 wstesy - de lag one: "
A previously observed, NJ: Lincoln
be- not yet had IN opportunity o. d1e-
playing In q prominent degree h1e ntne9s
Tor the ONCE bestowed upon him IN euch
generous good tsste. His name ana ~
s,,ciations alone, however, are . tower
Of strength and great aids. to popularity.
II, ther1ore, he manifests anything IKE
tact and talent in the management OF
his very important department, the
chances are, that he will, one day, sit IN
the chair that was % ably filled by his
illustriOus father.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
COnGrossio ional.
HOUSE.

WA>lIiSGroN. Jan. 2:;.---Thc lln,,>.
("n,n,ittc" on Banking aud Currency
to-day heard Representative !suckncr in
opposition to Diny!ry's resolution aivO-
eating the continuance Of the National
banking system, after which vote OF
the resolution Was demanded. resulting
in its atl'ptiUn-ninc against it. Tw"
'f the negative votes were cast bv
i;runinh and iIucku"r. The CralO bill
1" enable the National Ranking .\s~M.i-
atiom t" extend to their corporate
* istrl,cc, Was referred.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
NOTICE TO CHEDI.CH.

r;>t~tc nf Charles r. WU.n;,.i;rn l,,...
NOTICE Is hereby given by he ,....s,,.'
ATM; i>tra!ur Uf 'lir estate ~ lI,..;. !, -,
!rrii"h. decreased. 10 the rI,,li,u". - .,, ~
I"'r>'.;.~ !avi,': claims a2.i.,>. Ii;. -. '.
ceased. 10 cxi,iDit them, VIII: l,... H.. ,..
va che. "ifh;n !n'r n,O,,'i.> AR i!, -.
I,lb:I.'Ii!c' Ol THIS notice. ~ the aa:, 81!
tor 1T his place uf '>itt:Cv. Oa ..iyi,,
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been sejd tlat our jury tsiab sTe hsce
and / have In my p1actiee fFequent!!
heafd 4 sajd that the jury svstem oaGh
to be abolished because juIys make
miefake: because they are in1lueDced b!
the eloquence 0f advocates; because the.
are Influenced not by justice, not By
evidence. but by the laGt address; bu
eentlemen thank God that there va
= time when my ancestors stood ~
AGAINST wrong and injustice and wrest'
ed from the desp0t the right Of trial by
iury. and have never yet seen the time
when / would wish to see the right
abolished. l feel more secure and more
safe in this mode Of administering JUS
/ ticc than in any other; 80. long a. jur1es
are honest il does not require that you
should have read Kent or BJackstOne.
It requires, that you should have honest
hearts and clear lras's and above aI!
that you should he fearless to fnd
for the right regardless Of what may
come: regardless Of whether your fellow
men may approve or not. 1his i what
/ shall! expect Of you, gent :emen. ana
I relieve you vii! 10 It. leave u WIN
you. gentlemen. thankink you for your
kind attention.
Recess.
After recess Scov;lie said; II might
Clpta;n YOU for weeks longer, gentlemen.
with lust such observations as | have
lupn making upon the evidence intro
,!,.~nl by the prosecution. but I shall
not dwell longer upon facts. ] will close
with u few general observations"
He then wei on to say that laws are
framed for the punishment Of the sane.
not the insane. When Il man has over
the boundary line of sanity and
has committed crime he should not I've
,,,n;She.l a. should u sane man. III
YOU find reasonable doubt. as the
iaw nercifu!ly declares, Of his
sanity YOU shaft give him the benefit 0f
it. The object "f human punishment il
fnr revenge. cOrkhill stated on behalf
If the prosecution III. would withdraw |
al objection to (:,liteau's addressing the
ury: that this trial had lRcn long and
expensive, AMI he did not desire to give.
INV opportunity for objection upon
which tO form Il demand for Il ncw trial.
Reed. with some vcl,cnence, nlain-
aimed that the District Attorney had
10 right to attempt I" influence the jury
~ such inipltati"n a. he had said.
Guiteau-'' appreciate this unexpect-
Il courtesy "f <'Hrkhi'l, and ! don't
Wholly agree with Reed. your Honor"
Judge Cox stated that he had decided
% allow the prisoner t" speak.
Mvilge, VIII" had just come in. i'll
uirtd: l. the prisoner IT, speak. Your
Ionor:: Ii sc. l would like to inI Iuirc
i"M,i how much time l,e will M'cupy::
(;u;t,:.u-" ! shall deliver to the jury
~ speech which ha>, been published in
II the !mlnr>.
Davi,lyc-I have not seen it.
Guit+a,,-" Wei! then. l wou Il alvi~"
nu ,n get ii Il: once and read it. I shall
.ant about two hours, your Honor. |
- an ;:::.i..".
rs Guitcuu w:.> not prepared to speak
'-'lay. the Court adjourned Till to-
lOrr,W. !,
Uavi,lgc stated that Judge Porter is
quite feeble health. and probably will
. unable I" speak '"for. Monday. II
rr,l..l,lc, therefore. that the Court !
il! adjourn 1T noon tomorrow until !
"n.iay.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. =! l;uitcau ait
'n'unc,sl III" lsap;rs ha.i ls.li&sl hin,
again. lie only spent the nights and
mornings "t three "r four days in pre-
pairing his speech. Not three weeks.
Recess.
S.svillc tlia.'IS-.si ut !. myth the .l,.-
""ralizing intlucMcy "f the ~..,fi;,ld md
expressed the opinion that crime would
IN. diminished ly the abolition uf .:,,,-
ital punishment. He then proceeded 10
anticipate the arguments Which hc Dr,-
sji''tcsl Judge Porter would advance. to
support the theory of the prosecution
aud to secure the hanging of (;uiteau.
In conclusion he said: lit has often
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A Flood Of Waters.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-The flood
waters from the Big Black river arc
spreading in every direction. About
thirty miles Of the Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans ruilrsad are under
water: Much damage has been done.
Travel will be suspended for some weeks.
The lower part Of the town Of Good
mans ts inundated, and the turnpike
roadl destroyed.