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l1alnaEunlI.

q. II. Shepherd IL in town to-day.
..Tramps. beware
The Lady Of the house has got red hair"
Don't f.il to See .'Our COLLINS a
Freeman HILL tonight.
Robinson's circus exhibits al Larnmi,
The Pluto pow-wow aud dance a
Walker River il said to be u grand affair
All parties arrested in Chicago under
the gambling law have been discharged
A baseball match for S25O a side i. OF
the tnpis between the Austin and Eurekl
clubs.
Sheriff Fitch and A. Eisenbach wer,
the passengers by stage for tina Nortt
shis morning.
Two hundred mineral land patent,
wire issued during May. the largest
number ever issued in one month.
The State Board OF Education has
authorized the investment Of. 500. COO
in Government bonds.
J. l.. Byrne. wife. child and Miss
Addie HuhisI. started for Duck Valley.
to-day. "
The Sheriff Of Hancock County. we.t
Virgins, Is making preparations TO stop
the prize fight bItwaen wetJtn and
Ma'on.y.
Mrs. w. J. Reeves passed w. st hy
Ia tram this morning. She is ON her
way to Join her husband, who is now
stationed at EmigrAut Jap.
Dir. Antoine StorT and Mr.. Van b.
Wisker. who have been in town f,om
Silver Greek. for sew, raj days past,
strrtsd this evening on their return
home.
All who would witness one Of tho very
b st peIformanc, now ON the 'rbnards.'
by n first class company. aud b. heartily
amused. need only 80 - the Hail to.
might aud take in "Our COLLINS"
Tux l~SDEPESDESr Office has jus, re.
'ceived a large addition Of new job stock.
which those desiring fine printing nre
invited to Inspect. All orders will re-
.esiVe prompt attention.
Reuben Simpson. the weIl-known COL
orcd %carrier, received n dispatch from
Cleveland. Ohio. bringing tho sal news
of the death. at that place. this nom.
ing, Of his sister, Mrs. Disc Deuuisou.
Dir. Dan. McCulloch. who accompaa-
des the Mitchell troupe on their route to
San Francisco AS Manager. represents
Charles l.. Locke. Of tho Bush Street
TheAter, to whom the are
nnder engagement to play at that city.
II is believed by some persons. who
have made tho experiment, that any
Of tbs tender plants aud vegetables
that are grown in other parts Of The
state. may be successfully cultivated in
and about ElkO also.
A Sould-bs critic OF Eureka and n
tChinanan ran 4 foot race il! that town n
few days since. 10 the amusementof the
'''pr!nts." Of the Sentinel aud Leader.
4 delinquent wash-Lili is said to lave
been tho purse.
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Cloud burst,

A c!oud-burst occurred pcat Rye
Patch. Sunday. which carried away a
considerable length Of railroad track.
Sundays west.bouud passenger tram
"a' delayed until yesterday morning.
and the freight and emigrant train Cue
here yesterday morning did not arrive
until 0 o'clock last night.
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Keep the Young.ter. Mt schuoI

The fullcwing pertinent article is
from tho Eureka Sentinel:
Tho most important season Of the
school year Is now at hand, the season
Of general rcNiew preparatory to cIami-
Du'ion. II is valuable because il fixes
in memory many facts Il general in
form atom aud makes clearer the pIiuci.
pies that have been taught during the
year. An hour ia review study may
save much information that is about to
10 lost, and which, IL onco gone like
time. can De's- DO recalled. Parents
should see 20 1t ilat III ir children are in
Attendance every day. No ~triyiul excuse
should be listened to as - plea for nb
sence. They owa this duty 20 their
children and 10 themselves; nor should
tao teacher be forgotten. His task can
not DO accomplished without the hearty
co-oprration of-tbe parents, especially
now, during the few weeks that precedc
the close OF school"
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Eh~cEtnu Accident

From the advance agent OF Old John
RobiDson's circus. which exhibits here
July 18th, we learn that Senior After
edo. n OF their tight ropo bicycle
performers at Pueblo. Col, on Mon.
day last, fell and was instantly tii'ed.
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Cur GoblIns.''

Tho entertainment given Mt Freeman
Hall an Saturday evening by Mrchell's
Pleasure Party, gave universal sntisfac-
ton, and ihosh who stayed away missed
n rave treat, such rs the good people of
Elko seldom lavc nm opportunity Of
witnessing. The piece is a medley, a
gCnu, ne musical tbsurai;y, and the sud.
den transition from ?rive TO gay, from
the sublime TO, tho ridiculous is ut oncc
stiking md novel. II to croa'e I'm.
bounded merrimcnt and put every one
In excellent huuhor Is the height, OF drs.
matio excellence, "odr COLLINS" oCcu-
pies an exalted station, aud those who
wish to laugh and grow Tat" should
not fail to witness it's rendition.
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Hotel Arrivals.

+ Ayilse. Sacramento
c u Lord, Bellevue
J Glopd.nning, Mound Valley
T. II Lowell, Minnomucca
D A Cory. Chicago
Geo G Thompson, Canada
Ferdinand Flick, Fort Hnllcck
Reinhart, Kelton, Utah.
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Chss. EiscrberS, Supt. of the Blue
Biuo Con. sent by Harry Van Dreilen
yesterday, SIG so. contributed by the
Blue Bell boys for the relief Of Mrs.
Gertrude Gorrecht. Ell. CHrpeanI md
Geo. Williamson also sent S2n each.
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Mnsonio EIer,,e,.

AT tho meeting OF the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter Of Masons held MONDAY,
the following officers we're elected for
tho ensuing term: W. Timpison, Graud
High Priest; Robert II. Elam. Deputy
Grand Priest; A. Il. Fitzgerald. Grand
Ling; 5. T. Mcdonald, Grand scfibe;
II. IL. Mason. Grand Treasurer .. D..
Hammond, Grand SECRETARY.
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a rUnD IA being raised by subscrip.
ton for tho neico Of tho hero Of the
Alta mine disaster, Callahan, and tho
donations promise to DO liberal. She Is
now at tue Orphans Home, Virginia.
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HOIcl ArrIraIa-

III. :. Lcepcr. TGscarora.
Vim. Hendricks, do
J. Fry, Mound.
WIN. II. Vnndruf, Huntington.
A. Eiscnbnch, San. Francisco.
MIICnELL's PLEASURE PARTY.
+. Wilson \ wife. Miss l.. Jackson,
Miss L. Carson, J..K. Burke.
Il. l.. Graham, J. n. Norcross,
Myron Calico, +. J. Perkins,
Daniel McCulloch.
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Jupos BRIntEY has under considers.
lion an application for a writ Of baboas
corpus In the casS OF Guittau made
upon the grounds that the Criminal
Court OF tho Distric, had no tunsdiS,
lion. ~
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AdvcrtIsca Lottrr Idst.

The following Is n list Of letters 70.
naming in tho Eiko Office. unclaimed,
Tor tho week ending Saturday, juno
10. 1882:
James Corat. !. Clendepninc.
$. W. Cunningham, II. ID Dcpone,
Pat. Flynn. Mrs. J. ". Kellogg,
WIN. A. Russell, John richardson
Q. W. HUI, +. ".
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Hotel Arrivals,

Il. c. P.nlii I'm, Butte Co. Cal.
Ad. Eiscnbncb, San Francisco.
j. N. R"gli, do
s. II. Day, Carson.
j. Harrell 4 wife, Oakland.
l.. IL. Wardwell, Moore's.
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THE great food in British Columbia
ia causing much distress md loss Of
property. Tho Frazer River is higher
than IL has been since 1876.
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ENASuEh MARX. n Texas banker. died
on Monday ia a New York Central Rail.
road car, while travelling from Syracuse
10 New York.
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ConGriAutIona

Following are the pames Of the con-
tributors to the Mrs. Gsrreeht relief
fluid. which have been heretofore omit
ted for want Of space:
HRoN WILLS.
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FfSE blackberry brandy, for medioinn
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale a, The Gem.
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Hotel Arrivals.

O.. II. Robertson, Mo-
g. ]. Boskowtrz, Carson.
F.BoSkow.tz.s do
+. W. Heffurh. ooftei.
II. @. Wear, South Fork.
Miss Anna Wear. do
O. F. Trapley. Denver.
A. S. Burt, Agt. Robinson's Circus
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uLrsssa oRASr. Jr., has been promo.
ted TO a $1,000 olerhsbip in the United
States Sub. Treasury,
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ES-oov. DsSSisos Of Ohio, fs gre.
nally declining aud death is expected
any hour. II
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Hotel Arrivals.

] Rcssnstock. -
o Il Mulhall. Tuscstora.
ii Harris, Peltou.
ii McMullcp, Hslisok,
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Old John Robinson. the renowned
circus man, is coming west with his big
show, and viii trhibi, at the principal
towns in Utb in July. He will give
Eiku n bru,ht on his journey toward
tho Bay. on Tues lay, the 18th Of July.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LoNpov. Saturday. Dec. 1G.

LONDON, Saturday Dec. 1G 1882
John Morris Saunders. who sent letter TO Mr. Giad-
stone threatening his life tried today In the Oa
Bailey Court and acquitted on the ground OF insahy
dispatch from Berlin saws that thc Emperor william
il suffering from a cold and Is confined 10 ms ROOM
The conference on the Danuban question VIII as-
semble III this city III the beginning OF January.
NJ Barthoomci hasresigDed the post Of Russian Mn
lister TO Japan.
The Minister OF Finance Of Holland has announced
that he will propose IN May loan OF 60CO0OOO Horns
for Holland and the Eaat Indies.
The United states Diplomatic Agent at Cairo presenter
his credentials to the Khedve to day. Friendly assur
anccs exchanged.
The Chpore hydraulic press has been partly Destroyer
by fire The great Jute presses in Calcutta were parity
burned yesterday.
Tn the Criminal Court in Innsbruck, Austria case
has been begun against Baron Alexander Paul Ranmn-
gen. cousin Of the husband OF Princess FredeFica' on
various charges Of swndlg while acting repre- sent a.
tive nf claimants the pr1perty or the atc 1cneI"
Rcinhardt. who left Il laig" fortune.
The Dublin police tonight made raid upon nu-
nerous public houses requentcd by persons suspected
of belonging TO secret societies. All found inside toe
houses were searched, but nothing of an ineimina'lng
nature discovered.
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COMING TO AMERICA.
rHE TnNoI1N EXpEDITINN.

LONDON. Dec. lG--A dispatch to Reuters Tele-
graph Company from Paris says the Cabinet have
decided TO postpone bringing forward a credit bill
for the expedition to TonQuin at present. The re-
port Of the abandonment Of the expedition is with
out foundation
PARIS, Dec. 1G.-The Rtpp6iquc FrGaGase declares
that French democratic opinion does not demand
the abandonment of The TouQum expedition.
PARIS. Dee 1G.-Advicos from Touqun state that
since tie end Of October the country has been en-
tirelv evacuated by thc Chinese. The temps urG S
thc Government 10 s. ize tins opportunity 10 take
possession Of TouGUin Ihc AGt07cl sqys that the
difference between President Grfvv and Admiral
berry Minister of Marine. does not turn On
The cues ION OF d,spa ching an eXUeiiiiOn TO Ton
Ouin. President GreYy wishes to IntruSt me cN,
1rtition to a cvl commissioner while Admiral
Jaur guibelry object, 10 the interference OF CIVIL
IAN in Il military cnteTp ise.
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-ln the Senate TO-
day the memorial OF the National Educational Associa
ton was presented favorinG liberal appropriation fom
the National Treasury for the support OF schoos IN tue
states the basis Of ilhtcroy. resolution ""'
adopted calling for copies of tie orders under "hicn
naval officers have inspected and reported upon the
revenue marine service the life saving service ana inc
IN rne hospital service, AMI statement OF the du'hoF
iy Of law under which the inspection and reports "eIo
made: also whether the Treasury Department c0useuIo"
to tne insuc,tiOn OF the service under lts cJuiO
In c louise he senate bl was passed authorizing the
Board az commissioners Of the soldiers Home 10 sen
certain propcrty ~ Harrodsburg Ky. bill was re-
ported irom the Committee Invald Pensions gr.nI-
ing pension to the widow Of haorGeneil g. n I N1i
rem 4 bil was reported AMI passed eXteudlnS uI,I
MAY II, 1888 iim. for claim nts 70 Ec ~ cdlus
before The Court OF Commissioners OF Alaham2 C-aHis
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FR4GllEyrs or WEsrERy NEWS.


DETROIT, Mich, Dec 1G.-Ths morning q
poucn ut The post oice ianiug mail matter Tor the
llsf aiddcplv pto flames 'rOm spontaneous com
1n-to aud was sirOy ed. ~ Uiicd wIth mercnan
disc Of all sOgts. chiefly dry goods
AK ARCHITECT BADLY INJURED
DETrOlT. Mich, Dee. l6.-Arthur Is. Cram,
n yyo k,ov architect Of ts ci y, nOW experimenting
he mi ding o the Wabash depot and rclent house tls
morning fr frO the roof OF The latter 10 the ground
nj. anc, of cgh feet, and Vas taken up Ia an nm
ropsclotls condi ion. lie received contslons on the
head which lead 20 grave fears a. 10 hls recovery
INVALID JURIEs IN CHICAGO 49,.
CuTC,GO II .c. l6. -MesSTs. Stllcs ana Aldls
ott,rrcys In case before Superior Court. havr ny
means of challenge .. t" jury for rreguarty deyel-
oprd the fact tnat provisions of the law Tor Tue secc
ION OF iIrcs have been utterly disreg1rdtd IN COOK
County One iuCr has admitted that hc has not had a
valid Jury before him for fourteen months.
THE COTTON TRADE OF ST LOUIS. :,
ST. LOIIs, Dee. 16.-FOr the year ending
4uguEt ~ me ercss receipt, OF cotton in tins market
yree 3G9 j7g bales OF tns number l29060 bales we're
throngb shlpuenta, leaving 2lOjl9 bales sold IN TINS
market Tue snianeuts for the me time were 3Ol,21J
bales Of whica 141 571 bales went direct 10 Europe
THE ASSAULT UPON MISS BOND.
TAYL0RvILLE, III, Dee 16.-F0ur OF the
n,u who wer. indicted iOr assault upon Emma Bono
have asked for change of venue 10 tne MONTGOMERY
Crcuit The opinion expressed thlt the defendants
are Only ryiug defer the ria until the victim Irs.
Sne ccraniy is not aoe travel now, and 10 not Key
10 abe
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MATrERs IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. 1G.-Lord Lyons, British Ambassador
here, had an interview with NJ. Duclerc, president
of the Council. to-day
dispatch from Montceau-les Mines saws two
dynamite cartridges were exploded there last even
ing damaging the front of the house occupied by II
man named Martin whose business is TO register
the output of coal by individual miners.
The imports Lto france during the last eleven
months increased 1GG, 1000 000 francs as compared
with the imports tor the same period last year. ne
increase was principally N manuiacl uTcd goods.
he increase OF exports curing ile same pcrlo0 was
l47OOO,O1O francs, compared with tie CORE
spending period lass year. .,.
Prince Krapotkine. the well-knOwn Nilll'St.
wIIie at the railway station at Th0nOn with
Princess Krapotkne, was requested by the police 10
accompany them 10 lis residence, Nhch they alter
Warl RtarChel. lie wa MOI aIrcSled
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH CABINET REoRGANIzED'

THE BRITISH CABINET REORGANlhhD'
,opn DERBY COLONIAL SUPERINTENDENT MD
rn>NCE-I.0RD pUFFERIN AND THE E"'fllNN
co,-nTs-TuoMAs HIGGINS sENIENCED-"hEON'
AND LOSS OF LIVE.
The London cable letter to THE lRlBUNI
tells of changes in the British Cabinet, hoIu
Derbv is now Colonial Secretary, Loro h'ii-
bcrley Indian Secretary, Lord Harrington seer
,a,v of War, and Mr.. Childers ChancehoF o,
,be Exchequcr. The Tories hope that h'.o
Derhv's presence will produce a rlit III inc
Cabinet. Mr.. Forster has made speech III
Scotland. His remarks are in sinking con-
tost TO Lord Dcrby's views. The signs VI
rouble between France and England are pass,
ing away. Mr. Morton attended the lol'ei"i a.
Of Louis Blanc. The Huddy trial has rcVF"ie4 ''3
the fact that the funds of the LaaieS i-,,~
Icague have gone to the support OF pr'Soneas as
charged with murder and outrage lns'cIu ',,, 90,
e. cvictei tenants. Thomas Higgins mas peen
senfcnced to death. Twenty-four hVeS nav
beep lost by the wreck of the bark I''nSii77 5.',
JIau France will not accept the pfe>r'e"'S
- tbe Eryptian Public Debt Commisso"'
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appear at the st. Jamess Theatre, is great succe'
1t is alleged by the author to be founded on " La
Maison du Mari" a statement which greatly puzzles
the critics.
Sardou's Fedora" was produced in Pans OIL
Tuesday It is considered to be probably the ""-
thor's greatest success. Unquestionably u WAS
most comrlete dramatic triumph for Bernhar1t' l0r
whom bepiecowas written. No other role ever gave
her an occasion to display in a single evening 'n'
whole range of her art and geaius Paris clt'cS' ioi
once. are unanimous in admitting that their pre-
dic,ions that Sarah's art would deteriorate nave
been fasjGed. and now declare that it is more rc-
fined complete. subtle and various than ever
The ppblic received her coldly but was recon-
orerod bqfore the end of the first act The scenes OF
enthusiasm which followed were, perhaps without
norolel on the French stage. The negotiations Tor
saroi,'s Sontb American tour have been dciinltely
bro,en. She intends TO make short European
tour next spring instead.
COMING TO AMERICA.
Henry James who expected TO wiuterin London
sailed on Tuesday, on the Wcrra. for New-York, on
account Of news of his fathers illness
GENEROSITY OF Tue HARPERs.
William Black, the novelist, contributes to the
Anglo-American copyright correspondence in The
1lacaaum. His experience was generous treatment
given him unsolicited by Mcssrs. Harper.
r. W
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EIGHT MEN Killed BY4YEXPLOSI0M

CANTON. IL, Dee. 1G About O'Clock this morn
ing two boilers IL the Parlin & Orendorh Com
pGuys extension TO their agricultural implement
works exploded killing a number Of persons COM
plctcy dcmolisting the brick cngine-house, and
tearing out considerable of the south wall OF the
building. Tho iolowng-all Amercau-einpioyeS
we're killed: William McCamcy engineer; LOUIS
Hun6icutt, fireman. William Henderson, joshua
Oh lham, A. NckcIsou. Robert McGIath, William
Miilcr. Hiram Palmer.
Samuel Bell and G. $ Armstrong were signify
wounded. Two hundred and fifty workmen ave
thrown on; Of employment. Ilags are disyal ed
al haif-masl.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON saturday. Dec. 16. 1882.
Tho President accepted 80 miles Of new roal on
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. 200 miles IN Arizona
and fifty Inhcs III the Indian IerritorJ
Tho Acting Controller OF the Currency has authorized
the Peop!es National Bank OF Americas, Ga. TO COM
mencc business with capital OF 91O,OOo
Tho Acting Controller Of the CSrrcncy has authorized
te tst National Bank of Grafton Dakoa Territory, TO
commence business with capital OI fJOOOV
The President has approved the joint resolution author
izirg the payment Of portion Of the Yrgnius lndem
nliy fund 10 the mother OF General W. A c Ryan.
About 2IO OF the Southern Matrimonial and Natal AS
scciaons have been placed upon tho black st OF the
Post Onlce Department by order Of the postmaster
General
The Secretary OF the Treasury today accepted the
or of compromise in the celeb ated whiskcy case OF
Dickinson Leach d CO.. Of Chic 20, which mas Deeh
pcnuin- IN the Department, Tor many years
The Secretary Of the Interior hs afternoon promised
thc Chippewa delegation that he would get apart for
their use sectou al the former turtle Mountain Reser-
vation in Dakota. in koletta County.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has decided that a
Cai,anan now residing n th's country cannot bnrS
here wife that he idtends t. marry in Chna th9nsh !
Le already married and bis wie is III emma She can
come.
visit to NcwYork and Philadelphia He will attend tue
banouet Of he NeEngand Society in the latter city.
II is is in IGNITION to give up the active command OF the
Army the fail OF nex year ateg no mas III ,ie hls an
rual report the present fiscal year ani otherwise
closed up his affairs.
The Jcannette Board met this morning, and after
reaain the record u Mr. Newcombs testimony, Seaman
Eenry Wilson examined. H. said the ship was sea-
worthy and she was well managed He had nothing to
say further He was then examine in behalf OF
Mr. Collins but without giving any new intOfmdtlol'
Tnis finished the examination Oi the Witness ana the
Judge Advocate stated tnat tncie were no more VII
nrssrs to be examined uu the rest or the Jeanette
rn returned except Lieutenant Eisenhower VINO will
be recalled. On Monday documentary evidence VIII Do
'' for ou,er Washington ns,cs see 2d Pare.
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CHICAGO.
THE COURTS-TuE FULpiT-POLiTlCS
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRtBgSE.I

THE COURTS-TIiE FULpT-POLiTlCS
lBY TELEGRAPH To Tile TRIBCSG.i
CHICAGO, Dec. l6-A fresh development has
Leon male in he legaces OF tie Gnlteau case, and
the unfortunate Scovile household is again in tho
courts This time Mrs. Scoyllle, whose SANITY was
recently discussed before jury. has brought suit
for divorce from her husband upon the ground OF
cruelty. Although the application was not re-
sisted by Mr. Scogie, the CoaFt decided that the
evidence was not sufficient to maintain she charge,
and continued the case 10 enable the plaintiff to
procure more evidence. The whole story of tho
misery brough upon tins unhappy home by SEQ.
yille's defence OF Guitelu Is . sad one.
The jury In the Smrla-Stiles case have brought in
their ycrdict. finding tac Italian woman guilty Of
mansl lushter and liking the sentence At one years
Imprisonment in tha penltcntiary. On the informal
ballot the Jury stood uine 10 three for absolute
quitlal. There Is general satisfaction in tne city
over the verdict. Very few persons thought that
the woman was insane and yet nearly every one
believed tnat she would he acGuited. Tho light
ness of the sentence is accepted with satisfaction in
consideration of the shameless aud brutal manner
in which the woman was treated by Stiles.
Chicago now has her fifth hereto. To
the list including Bishop Cheney, Professor
Swing, DR.. Thomas and the aenostic actor,
Miln is now ided the Rev. j. +. Wilcox, recently
the pastor OF the First Christian Church, who has
been cast adrit for preaching contrary to the doc
trnes OF the Church. that the wicked are utterly