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indulgence

The famous spring Of boiling water
in the Yellowstone. region, has lately
become still more wonderful ~ gey-
ser. Four or five times every twenty
four hours it discharges . great column
Of water, freighted with stones and
obscured bya dense volume OF steam.
The hollow formation for hundreds OF
yards around the orince trembles under
the uphesysl, and the vster 10 thrown
20 The height Of hundred feet
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AMONG THE PROPHETS.


Tees Weather Probabilities for January, 1852.
First and I'd, clear or fair, and cold,
Sd to 9th, clouding, threatening wealth
er, with heavy rain or snow storms, ac-
cording to altitude. A strong electric
current will probably flow through the
telegraph wires in Nebraska from the
mountains to Omaha, in rear of the
storm center and in front of that ap-
preaching on the 9th, and northern
in Texas; 9th and 9TH, clear or fair, and
very cold 9Th to 18th, clouding, ending
in rain or snow fall; 18th and 18th,
clear or fair; 18th to 18th, clouding and
heavy snow or rainfall; 18th and 18th,
clear or fair, and cold; 10th to 23d,
clouding, threatening weather, with
rain or snow storms; 23d to 25th, clear
or fair; 25th to 29th, clouding and
threatening weather, with heavy
storms; Goth to 31st, clear or fair, and
very cold, if heavy storms have &C.
Cured. On the 31st the barometer
will fall from the Mississippi Valley
west to the Rocky Mountains.
Comparatively warmer days about
the 9Th, 10th, 18th, Goth, Goth and 3Oth.
Comparatively colder days about the
LIST, 9TH, 18th, 18th, 23d and Goth.
Causes producing earthquakes will
exist about the 9th, 10, 18th, Goth and
Goth.
Aurora, if the sky is favorable, will
be visible on the 1st,7 18th, 18th, 23d
and 2Sth.
NoTE.-A falling barometer, whose
center passes across the continent south
of any locality, will bring northerly
wind to that locality, and consequently
cold weather. 1t is only when such CEN
ter passes by way of tho north. that the
temperature rises at localities, because
they experience southerly winds.
vennor's Weather Forecast for January, 1882.
The year will enter fine and moderate
in the majority of sections, but with
falling temperature toward or on the
Sd, and snap, varying in intensity
according to location, between the third
and fifth days. Heavy snowfalls pro-
bable throughout Central Canada and
southwark to New York and Washing
ton, with considerable buster about
the end of week.
First Sunday after Epiphany (8th).
Probably day of storm generally. 1t
is probable this week will give a very
cold term in northern and west
ern sections, moderating toward the
end of the week to heavy snowfalls in
Canada and Northern States, and rain
in more southern sections.
Second Sunday after Epiphany
(15th). Unsettled and stormy but mo-
derate weather will likely characterize
the entry of this week, with blustery
and drifty weather in the West and
rain to the southwark, followed by still
milder and alterations, of snow, sleet
and rain in northern sections. An ac-
casional fine day between these disturb
ances.
Third Sunday after Epiphany (22).
Probably continuation of the same
fluctuations, but moderate weather, with
snow or rainfall Alternately frosty
and mild. The 25th is likely to bring
lower temperature. Cold weather in
the Northwest during this week, which
is likely to end mild, with snow and
rains extending southwark to New York
and Washington.
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany (29th).
Mild and alternately rainy weather,
with spring-like days, probable to the
close of the month. No indication of
O obon0a
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as Judge :adyocateat Cincinnati, md was
finally appointed to that office for Indiana.
He also attended 10 the duties Of Prose-

as Judge advocate Cincinnati, and was
finally appointed 70 that office Tor Indiana.
He also attended 10 the duties Of Prose
cutting Attorney Of Guernsey county, to
which tic had beer elected. lie gained
lasting credit for the discretion, Wisdom,
and sllceess Of bis administration. IN 1865
Provost Marshal ]. d. Cook was foully
murdered Mt Cambridge by two men,
Oliver and Hartup. General tfooker on
Captain 1aylor's application, detailed him
with A court OF eleven officers to Try the
case, which ended In tho execution Of the
men at Camp Chase. During his term Of
service he wins twice brevctted ior,valuNble
services to the Government
III 1866 be married Miss Elizabeth A.
Hill, Of North Berwick, Maine, bright
handsome Yankee grl, Asho had during
the war, among other things, sent to The
boys In blue q pair Of gray socks knit by
befseli, in which she slipped d note asking
the receiver 10 write 10 her. The articles
fCtt to Captain Taylor and he wrote to the
loyal girl In the North. Thus commenced
u fomnntic courishlp Tint ended III mnlrl.
nonial happiness, lilo was Prosecuting
Attorney until 1907 Ills Inv practice ex.
tends through nil the Suite Courts, tho Dis.
trict, Circuit, md Supreme Courts OF the
United States, to which last he vas admit.
ted 70 practice upon motion Of the lale
President, then Congressman James A.
Garfield. In 1871 he associated with him
his present partner, Col, Il. IL. Anderson,
who had read Law in his office. @ /
Colonel Taylor has been prominently
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Personal. MENTION.
Newsstand Gossip In Reference to Warrior
pcODle Isl

Newnnnd Gossip III Reference to Various
People.
Hon. Dave Leonard Of Parkersbufg, va
IN the city yesterday. ~ Z ''
Dana J., Hubbard, ESD, returned from
Washington yesterday So -
Miss Alite Kelly left last evening for ihit-
adelphia 10 visit friends. ~ ,',tfsT
Col. VIM. II. Woodward, OF Wheeling,
Alabama, is In the city on short visit. ..
J. II. Hobbs, ESQ.,, wife and daughter, will
leave for Cuba via New York on Friday.
Mr.. NJ. s. Prickett and wife, OF Fairuont.
are the guests OLA. s. iladford, on the !stsnd.
Mr., c. @. Evans, manager OF the IABeiIe
Nall Factory, is seriously III with typhoid
fever. r-0'0
Donations IN the wuy Of Christmas gifts 10
Father Sleicher on Monday from his cpngre-
CATION, amounted 10 $l07.75. =
Miss Fannie ingram, OF Cincinnati, wko
has been visiting several weeks in this CITY,
leaves for home today on the Andea. -
Mrs. Browning and daughter, from OIL
City, Pa. Who have been visiting Miss TAYLOR
ut the College, lett yestsrday for New York.
Miss Sophie Harding, charM!ns lady OF
Little Washington, possessing numerous ad
mirsrs in Wheeling 4, is the guest Of Miss Jes.
ste Bates. aba '3 ;,
Mcssra. Thomas =. Lee and +, l., Neeiey,
OF BnrgettGtown. are the guests ofgenal Jo6,,
Neeley., o! the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky road. ~ .s-.J.a.- = :
v. u. Craig, Esq, Of Washing on, Guesnsey
county, Secretary OF the Convention ut Gel.
lsire, yesterday, came over to lhe city las,
evening and remained over night. u
Mr.. James Merry. accompanied BY Messrs
Atkinson and Payne, retdrntd ho;se from
bethany College, 10 spend the holidays viii
the former ) rother, l.. B. Mcrtz, an alumni.
Of the same lnGt'trtian. 5a "a. 2 ~
The Grafton Sentinel saysl Aiss a. TAYLOR
President OF the Wheeling Femnls COLLEGE
lectured TO large and attentive audience Al
the N. E. Church, Thursday evening, hit
subject being "The Higher Education 0!
Woman" We have not space 10 notice this
lecture at. any length: except to say that il
WAS carefully prepared aud I'm pressiveiy dc.
livered, demonstrating that Miss Taylor il
not only pleasant talie. bu, woman OF
deep thought and thorough education. The
lecture lasted about an hour and hall, ~ ~
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The Mtr lo,k 7tibuae says;-"W. Howard
Doanes Cantata Emmanuel il his best pro.
duction. It's musical selec tons are all gems
"itisin two parts. The first taking up in Scrip.
ture and song the Old Testament prophecy
Of Chrsts coming. The second part the
New Testament story Of the Advent. The
Orchestra opens with an Introduction and
orso!o With chorus describing the beau.
ties Of Eden, and the loss Ivy the entrance OF
Sin, Eden is bid farewell by the entire
school. "a Glorious King, shall reign" the
ilFst prophecy is the signal for the change OF
themes and thereafter u seres OF spasEiinc
selections both in Rotations and music fol.
low. The English Lutheran Sunday School
will render. this cantata at tile Opera House
Thursday evening, December 18th, under
the leadership OF Professor AIalmene assisted
by the Opera House Orchestra. Tickets are
% and IS cents OH sale at the drug Stores
and Wilson Il Baumers; seats can be resery.
cd, no extra charge. E~ .r-a,, -srsc
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.TAYL0R'S==TRIUM


sested an adjournment iUr tho day at four
o'clock, as tho hall was engaged for tho
evening, and could not be used by the
convention. This was not adopted, but a
motion made by Mr.. Hunt was, TO the
elect that after the thirtieth ballot tho
lowest candidate be dropped, and The
next lowest after every third subsequent
ballot, aud that no new, names be balloted
for after dropping the first name.
The vote on this stood l07 to 81.
After the tsenty.ninth ballot, which
showed no important change, five minutes
were granted ut the request Of the Jefferson
delegation TO consult together.
The thirtieth ballot gave Taylor GG,
lioilingsworth II, Frazier 81. and Coulter
~. Colonel Coulter's name was accord.
iAgly dropped. On the thifty-Grst ballo.
Belmont gave Taylor 80, llollingswotth u
and Frazier3. Guernsey still voted % for
Taylor and I for Frazier, ind Harrison %
for llollingsworth and | for Frazier.
jct!crson gave Taylor q, iioiingsworth q
and Frazier 5, while Noble presented her
solid phalanx still, % for Frazier. ar1
TAYLOR MAKES IT. .
3. The thif,y.tecond ballot resulted in.'the
nomination Of Taylor, he receiving lust the
requisite 81 votes. The vote In ,lctail
stood. ..H ,I..f .... ,.l ~. .I'.I'
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NOW ron new YEARx.
A Few General Remarks About Gifts for
Ia -, Y tint Time. H,,

|
Christmas over, there Is another holiday
close at hand that Is none tho less important,
and Is observed fully as much-New Year
Is Of course what Is referred To. or late years
the custom Of giving presents at this time
has sprung up, and Is now quite prevalent.
One wanting TO purchase gifts shoald call
at Ed. Booking 8. a visit to Mr.. Bookings. by
the way, Ia absolutely bewildering. The
cases are filled 10 their utmost capacity and
ranged along the top OF the same. are found
iaBumeyabls eases md knlckpacks Of
SATIN. plush, leather, rdpitr mdehe and
nearly everything else. 1t Is 4 always
pleasure 10 writa up lueritorious display
like that made by Mr.. Booking, II Is not
equaleu III the city by any one... The assort.
ment OF puff boxes Is one that will suit every
one. Mr.. d. has them In oil varieties from
the tnost common 10 the cos,lless. Ia
An elegant thing that the writer fell In
love with was gentlenan's travelling com.
panion Of leather, containing rIzors, brushes
and combs, glass, soap boxes, and IN fact
everything that a gentleman would need In
making his toilet. This would constitute an
elegant gift for any gentleman. Mr.. Book.
ing IS receiving goods every day. and to learn
what he has, one must call. , The display Is
too large to be properly described In news.
paper limits. He and his accommodating
assistants will take pleasure In showing all
the goods and novelties. 'I I
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Cl,lcnso's New Board Of. Trade.

On "Wednesday, December 18th. the corner.
stone Of the new Board Of Trade Chicago,
WAS laid, With interesting ceremonies hy;ts
members and their invited guests. Thiswill
be the finest Commercial Exchange Building
in the world, spd the West may well be
proud of it. Chicago's com miss:on amer.
chants chan ars everywhere noted fqs lhelr es!te5:
prise, push End eneSsy,. 3,phe Acknowledgement
Of one Of them, Messrs. 'Flemminsk Merriam,
mon tbs. This firm, In addition 10 their ware.
house and receiving business. have ably met
the pseds Of those who desire To speculate
safely with: ANAL and medium amounts.
Their tFundt w., wflIoh has Es,l ree,lar
monthly profits to It's patrons ior thaos i,s, ast
twenty months. Is firmly Established It Is
certainly ably and conservutiyely. managed.
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5 ~ E 81. " !. En- E: !! 7
a Under. Ga I'll. ~ I.

V! have been afflicted for twenty years with an
obstinate SKIN disease. callet! i BY some MI .s
fsOtlas&. ANU otherS Lepro&y CONNIE cling ~, nv
sea!p end IN sp!te Of I'LL could do, with The help
tenGsu Mnni year ago this winter It covered my
three ycars have been unable do any abny aMS
suffering Intensely all the time livery 'moInIus
thefe Sould DC nearly duslp1ntil Of aalcs iaken
.tNn we net on my bed, kolno' OF them h8lf as
Mtsc US tle envelope containing thisle,tGr, Iu the
iatlSt part OF the wlnter my skin Commenced
st nah1 npem, Nied everything almost, that
O. June started Vest III hopes could ,cae, ihe
taotspIlig% ! reached Detroit. ind was 30 low i
thonSht shoald have 70 70 to the hospital but
hna!'y g9s as iar Us lansing, Mich, where Iisj
sister living: One Dr.. ttcNteIi mo ami, ;,r -
%eexs ,, by. ai ne 40 Seod. All ,aueh ihsf hut
S, soat W ,l 70 I'VE earnestly prayed to die,
My ilbs. arns, hands. limbs icet Gadjy swollen tos
hais Eaiac OH angs, nails dead and hard al bone
mar deAo. cry and lieeSs as old straw. i Oh my
e0d! how did suiIerl - 49, W Wv NY
IN! AstsT; MIS-. K II. + wis, had a small urt Of
oos s 9. Cnstcum N ,be house. She wouldn't piye
NJ up on ~, TsMnl!ry Vu!tcuIa Some wasap pIiel
Stopped hs terrible hrninr sensation W. rom TILT III
solvent tbtood puritfetL Cuticura and Cuticmrn
soap WAC great SKIN cureSl commenced by Ia kInV
onc tablespoonful Of kcsolycnt three times d day
a ai, meats mad bath 0uce day. Wa.or abo,2
cnt;c,.a ~, usea Cnticum sOap freely applied
to my honae in s: ~ " sysHis Resa rssTned
and M ssn anocth y nj. shee, Of or paref 'e''
ua,ao ~ f"lllRAM 4. CARPENTER.
nehheis2n. Jefferson Co, ", !, sII.GT@= - :"
sworn % before INC this 10Th day OF January 1ssO
a. d. LLEtf!SG~ELL, Justice Of the Peace,
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
OrricE OF SUPERINTENDENT
Wlsr VIRGINIA pEslrpS1I,Ny

n.,L. "uoSns, .tLl..' DCGellNte II, lhsI
Scaled proposals Will be received BY lie ~,
signed until IL O'Clock meridian. On Monday T.,
uary lb 1881 ,ot tho labor OF from Is iuit6 Sa
yicts 10 be employed within The PrlltcnIlHrS sua,
term Of from three TO live years from The .SI G i
Of June, 1851. ~" "!
EAcliGid shall speci ~ tho articles ptonoo., ,n,.
Tanufactutcd; the mum ter Of Squire lei nj ,h11'
room that Will DO required, The amount ri . nVp
power and The price per day therefor. 'N'"'
The price per dizzy for each convict shall L.,,oci
6ed, andli different piicc per day Is sAtSi T.,
different periods, each period and prc INNS, ta. ~,
stated that enc may be accepted aid thv otht
lcctcd. II the bidder dc,irs 10 manlliartiTn M.
ietent classes Of articles the labor 10 DO tWiSoVa,
on each clAts must be bid for separately, '''''s
The successful bidder or bidders viii be ,.ou,,.,
70 enter Into contract IN pursuance OF Is bn "Ht
furnish bsnd iai,fsctory 10 The p0an! q; Ina.
tons IN the penal sunl OF three thousand Iri.r,
conditioned for the faithful performance Of NV Son.
tract, and, as the law directs. blank iotrl ojSSg%
contract and bond Is on Il e and viii tcisIi, MIN
'he clerk Of the Boar,i dnuug tbs advertisement
Each bid must benceompauiedw with Land MIN
III teties TO the satisfaction Of the Bunn I'M, H.,
bidder will comply with the terms OF iii If II !.
accepted, and be seuleti up and addressed i, IN.
Superintendent, endorsed IBID for lAlNr." "'
THE Board OF Directors reserve the rgl, ia r,i,.,
any or all bids. '''.. " ''''''
~ order Of the board OF Directors.
unl.rwe '''Es" THnS WEST, g,,n
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Joseph DApner Taylor was born in
Goshen township, neas Belmont, Belmout
county, November I, 1890. he is the third
son OF a. p. Taylor, who, when the subject
Of this sketch was two years old, moved to
Oxford, Guernsey county. For nineteen
years ]. y. Taylor remained with bis luther,
his life being the uneventiul one that falls
to u farmers son. With the discipline Of
labor he alternated hard study, thus laying
firm and strong foundations for the ire.
pFoaGhable character he proudly bears to.
day, it!5554 '}
After mastering the district schools he at
tended various private schools adapted for
advanced scholars, where, under good in.
struction, lie prepared for college. During
vacation he taught school in order TO secure
funds, and Tor several years studied, taught
school aud read lay. in Tie slH1mef q,
1854 he entered Madison college and In a
year and half covered the entire collegiate
course except Greek. Now his energies
were directed towards the legal profession,
He vas twice elected county surveyor.
In the winter Of lS577--5S he entered the
CINCINNATI Law School, and graduated in
1910. 4 year in ADVANCE Of his graduation
lie WINS admitted ID {ie bar, before lie
Supreme Court at Columbus At Cam.
bridge in 1850 he commenced 10 practice.
lie WAS school examiner in Guernsey
county until tne way bIqte oNl, yLsn he
resigned. In the fall Of 1891 lie surprised
himself md friends by purchasing the
Guernsey Times, then the only Republican
lourpsl in tho county. In 1871 he sold the
pNper.% l'&&h : s 80 k7sBS ~ i ~ 81 y
= When tho war broke out Mr.. ,l'aylor was
appointed by the Governor OF Ohio mem.
Der OF the county and district military com.
mittees, and gave efficient service in organ.
izing troops, and in procuring and forward.
ing needed supplies to the Soldiers in tue
held. in the apring Of 1858 he was ynaliis
the candidate Of his party Tor prosecuting
attorney OF Guernsey county. Pending
the canvass came Morgan's famous raid
into Ohio, md Governor Tod's call for
troaps to defend the State. Mr.. Taylot
iaisei q COMPANY jor the Eigh,h.eiihth
Ohio regiment and had It Iii camp III ten
days, where he was, by unanimous vote Of
the company, chosen captain. In the lat.
Ter part Of 1894 he served several months
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GREAT EXCITEMEXr d
The GucssliiS Contest far tl,e Watch, III
the Star Cl0tttttsg Sforc

she Star Ciotiit1g Store. /
The announcement made through the
ssolLmnsso Of the Ntrs' Ettttr, Sunday Inst, by
tors Of the Star clothing house, that they
would give valuable watch to the person
guessing the number or coming nearest The
humber engraved upon. tile works OF the
watch, has been the means Of creating great
excitnent among all classes. The witch to
be contested for has been placed Ia The
hands Of Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, teller OF the
which is known only TO him. a book in
which guessers are required TO enter their
names and numbers is nov open ut the Star.
No money is asked fora chance. No pur-
chase Of goods Is necessary. All that Is re-
quired is thu. you 60 there, put your name
upon the list and any number YOU may
choose opposite it, The book will remaii,
open until the 3lst Of January, 1888, when the
person guessing the number or coming the
nearest the one engraved on the works OF
the watch will receive the same. 55.If 8!
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isDiC.ATIOSi


An Unusually interesting meeting was
held ut Parker's Hall last Sunday afternoon,
The Rev. NJ. DAVIDSON made very impress.
i've address ut the opening OF the meeting,
and Rey " B. :o Thompson followed ~
ch sH III 81. e. y. BaEss made ons q q his
telling speeches, closing with the assertion
that hc uieaut to talk temperance as long as
he lived. Those who are accustomed 10 at.
tend tho gospel meetings held at this hall
find It d very pleasant and profitable place
spend Sunday afternoon. q II
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Silver WellslIp.s

One pound, granulated sugar, hali.pound
butter; beat these 10 light cream, then add
In four parts (beating light each time 1.-THE
well.bea!en whites of twelve eggs; stir into
this one cup sweet milk, one teaspoonful OF
extract bitter almond, and one and one.
fourth pounds Of Hour, having mixed thor.
oughly through the dry -four one aud half
measures of"Banner Baking Powder" buke
one hour in u slow oven. For the icing. take
two and half cups graduated sugar, ball
cup waller; boil three minutes; when cool,
aeI the whites OF three eggs slightly beaten,
and one ieaspoonful Of extract Of bitter al.
mond. ..I.-
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The witnesses were accommodated with
quarters yesterday in one Of the Jury rooms.
'ihey were mainly girls and boys. such Us are
found at these Dances and TO put il mildly
were a very liyplv sat i7s 80 :, 80
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THE srILl.I<iAN CASE.
Circumstances CT The I.lAn.i Homicide
Rccnlleu.

The Alsiligan murder case was put on trial
yesterday In the Circuit Court before Judge
Boyd, and attracted an immense crowd. Tie
court room. was packed all day, often 10 aH
uncomfortable extent. Thirty jurors had
been ordered drawn for this part oil the Court,
and Ut one time It looked us though thirty
more would be necessary before twelve men
conld he found OF this number who were
without prejudice or bias About 4 O'Clock
the last man was placed on the platform.
The following gentlemen will therefore de-
eide whether Wilbur AIillisan is guilty Of
murder az Indicted; Jacob 4. Morris, An
thony Mahley, Edward 1lamm, R,Y. Ankle,
7. Zimmermann,' B. schul. Charles Bp,ter,
Peter Wendell, John Wright, John bell,
JAMES n. Brown, Louis ,Vaas.
The case Is a very interesting one and will
probably lat through the week. The spec
tators will be numerous, as both the prisoner
and his victim possessed numerons friends,
aud the testimony of some of the witnesses
might be interesting and perhaps sensational,
Every inch Of ground will be carefully
watched by the lawyers. They are, for the
defense 3, 3. Dovenor, Caldwell & Caldwell
and Attorney Duncan, Of Bridgeport. Pros
ccuting Attorney Jortnn has secured the as
sistance OF L. G. Cracrah ]
Milligan is indicted for the murder of
Frank Davis, which occurred Sunday morn.
inE, March 10, 1889, about one o'cIock near the
Island end OF the suspension bridge. Both
were young men y or IS years Of nge, and
both worked in the 1Itna mill. MiiIigan's
home Is in Martin Ferry. and that OF Davis
was In bridgeport, but ut the time Of his
death he boarded on the Island. They had
been attending Saturday night ball ut Nc
LDn's hall and hada slight quarrel there.
Davis was eseorting two Girls home when he
was stopped by MiIligah, who had his Goa,
Off lust how the two started to fight is In
doubt. Some Of the witnesses say that Davis
said, 'tWe1l settle that matter nowl' Others,
that ;Milligan said it. De that as it may,
SIilligan was knocked iIat by blow in tie
lace from payis. While IN the act OF get
ting up, Alilligun pulled his revolver and
fired the bail taking effect in nayis head.
He lived n few hours in IN unconscious state.
Milligan was arrested by the police, and had
his preliminary hearing before Justice Cald.
we'll. The only good effect from the fatal
shot was the stopping OF the Saturday nigh.
bplls,. which had grown to be very disreputa.
BILE. # Is With regret that the announcein ent
~ made that they lnye started up again this
season, RI. u
The witnesses wess ACCOMMODATED Will
quarters yesterday in one Of the Jury rooms.
Yhey were mainly girls and boys, such rs are
found at these dances, and 10 put il mildly
WERE very livelyset.
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sworn % byfote me this 10Th day OF January. 1850.
A. d. LEFf!SG"ELL, Justice Of the fcace: