Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-08-17

ing, thinking it might be cat, halIoed
get OUT which command was answered
by one Of the burglars saying "hush, or III
blow your brains OUT and discharging
one barrel Of his revolver in the direction
Of the bed. but fortunately striking no one,
The burglar then, after grabbing Mr., SIS
coat and vest, made his retreat down stairs
Mrs. S. ran to The front window and cried
for help, at the sane time threatening to
jump out, but was prevented by her has.
revolver which, with the cries for help,
soon brought II crowd to the house-By
this time the burglars had made their es-
cape out the back way. - Banncr.
REGISTRATION CAsE.-Mr. Henry F.
Knock, Of this city. ut the first sitting of
the Registrar, applied to that gentleman to
be registered, and refused upon the ground
that he could not produce the naturalza-
ton papers of his father. Since tie death
Mr., Knocks father, the papers have been
lost, and consequently was refused to be
registered 10y Mr. Gault Mr.. Knock ap.
pcalcd from the decision of the registrar,
and the case was tried before Judges Ritch
lie and Lynch and u decision rendered last
week, denying Mr.. Knock the right to reg
lister. The Court in their opinion said
that the papers being lost, the best and
proper evidence of his fathers citizenship
would be an authenticated certificate from
the records of lie Court where his father
was naturalized of the fact and date Ct his
naturalization. Until the petitioner pro-
duces the record evidence indicated, Of his
fathers naturalization. or shows it to be
impossible, we think the Registrar justified
in DENYING him registration. II such evil
dcnce is shown to be understandable, then
parole or verbal proof may he received o.
the facts that the petitioner had been here
lof,re registered on bis fathers papers and
had voted for years unques,ioned, would
be- circumstances proper to be considered
with the other evidence in reaching con-
cltlson ~ Examiner.
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