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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

THE SMELLING MATTER.
Wore Time Wanted by the Dcfcndant-Nir.
Meade Haskins, an Absent Witness. in De.
mand-Boih sides Anxious TO Hear from
Him-Thc Case Confined.

The ease Of Mr.. John ID. Smelling, who
was indicted before the grand Jury OF
the Hastings Court on charges, already
published, was continued from Monday
last in the Police Court until yesterday
when il came up for examination before
P0lice-,Iustice ID. &. Richardson.
~ the appointed time Mr.. Smelling came
into cOurt, accompanied by his counsel
Mr.. Il. T. Hubbard. Mr.. Flanagan, and
Edgar Allan, Esq.
The Commonwealth attorney, Mr.. sam.
euel Il. Witt, was also in his place.
The Court asked:
MIR. Witt. are YOU ready in this case 2"
"IeS. sir" Said Mr. Witt. 81 believe
there j. a new bcnch-warrant sent down
this morning i'm the case of Mr.. Smelling
II is the same a. the olher save in the spell
ing OF the name. The witnesses are here
and am ready to proceed"
Mr.. Hubbard, Of counsel for defence,
said that the change Of name involved q
change Of the plans OF the counsel. There
was also absent an important witness. He
was willing TO waive an examination II il
did not precipitate the trial. lie wanted
proper time 10 make the defence. He cited
the somewhat similar ease Of Mr.. :. Brown
Allen and it, continuance in the Hastings
Court until the next term OF the court.
Mr.. Witt said that the witness wanted
(Mr. Meade Haskms) was wanted on both
sides. lie desired him for the Common.
wealth. and had issued a subpoena for him,
and he could not be found. lie did not
know that the Court had the right To- -end
the ease on to any particular term OF the
Hastings Court.
Mr.. Milan spoke in favor OF allowing the
ease 10 20 over, as also did Mr.. Flanagan.
The Court said il had been the inyaria-
bic practice OF the court land he thought
i'm cOnsonance with law to certify cases Of
felony TO the next term OF the Hastings
Court.
"Cnder these circumstances said Mr..
HUBBARD, ave ask for continuance until
the 2lst instant in order to secure Nr.
Haskins'> presence"
"IIayc YOU any idea, gentlemen, where
Mr.. Haskins isl" said Mr.. Witt.
I've have not. The last time | saw
him he was at NOttoway court" said Mr.
Flanagan.
The Court said that it did not think Mr..
Uaskins was in the city. Several officers
had been looking for him, and had been
unable 10 serve process on him. The Court
added that il was anxious, so far a. il waN
personally concerned. to dispose Of the
ease al once.
Mr.. Witt said he was, too. and he would
send Il subpoena to NottOway, Brunswick
Amelia, and Chesterfield counties, and ne
would he mighty apt to find Mr.. iIaskin>
The Court decided that in the absence OF
Mr.. Uaskins the case would be continued
,,,,.1 tho 81. of December
The witnesses Were recognized, ana Mt
Smelling was allowed bail i'll the sum o
- 600. Mr.. John :. Dod>on being accepted
- >Ilr1fV.
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GAPING GRAVES.
Bodies spirited Away from Graves In
0akwood Cemetery.

The Cemetery Committee Try So Ferret the
Mystery-rhe Experience Of n special
Guard-The Tricks that were Played on
Him-stranse Sights and Sounds Pistol.
Shots and Signals in Graveyard at Might
Aid OF the Police Asked-A Midnight Cap
ture Of -Four Men and Graye-Robbinx
Tools-Th. Dead Bodies at the Medical
CoIlege->ome OF Them tdeniihed-r The
Examination Before the Police Court-Th-
Parties sent On to the Hustinas Court.
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UOS. ". r. BICx.-Thc second lecture
IN the Young Mems Christian Association
star course viii be given Tuesday the 18th
instant. The lecturer j. the Hon. ". +.
Rick. Judge Of the Court OF British India.
Ills subject, "A Tour Through India" Is
brilliantly illustrated, the canvas covering
the entire stage Of Mozart Han. The ma
chine used on the occasion Is called
Euresscope, differing from the stereoptieon,
In having four lights instead OF one, and
thereby lntensiiying the perspective, 50 a.
10 make the background sand out In tds
relief. The diagram shows two thirds OF
the house already taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

ihE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
eiear and cloudy, with light rain.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. "a.
a. NJ, SO; noon, Al; 3 =. NJ, 81; & =.
VI, 40; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. 4ls.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE.
Colonel A. n Buf0rd Reelected Presi.
dent Of This Company nj the
Annual Meeting Of stock.
holders Held Yesterday.

Inc Presidents Report Giving the Opera
fions OF the Road Tor the Past Fiscal
fear-Divhends 10 the Amount or $3.50.
600 Paid-A New Board OF Director.
Chosen-Re solutions In Regard 10 Po.tins
the Weather Indications Daily n the Com.
pany's Sfations-Distinauished Finansier,
ofNew York Present at the Meetins-stock-
holders to Meet Again January nth.
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.,,n. CAGES. AND GolD lh: Fisii.

,t,sT RECEIVED. sEytNTi-sSS.F
oSI r .sRJz- MOUNTAIN CASA w.
ss sasr;".ssaa gSoS g, Ee .iSsf5 room '1' fol
ss,s cST fElE and 81 slivn,h II l,Gd. ta2hi q hEp
sLoELS. iuii iin.urkIsa-BIID FOOD. CA
SAGsE~, ~ he.. g.. by G. BELLrsVr.,,
d. Is-lff NJ
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'Npi'AfIoNS FOR To-Day. For the Mid
u" Niahtlc States, clearing weather.
hol.h"est to southwest winds, rising
naroinc'er' stationary or lower tempera.
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DEMARk ABLEl
LETTER From 4 TRAVELLER.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, september 20. 1852.
Think it ! duty | owe 10 humanity TO say what
your remedy has done for me. one year ago con-
trac,ed lad case Of blood-disease. and not know
ing tie result Of such troubles allowed II 10 run
on for some tine, but finally applied 20 the bosi
physician In this city. who treated me for six
months. In that time ] took oser Goo pills Of pro
toiodidc Of mercury. grain each, and had run
down IN weight from 2iO 10 l57 pounds and was
confined 10 my bed with Ncrcurial rheumatism,
scarcely able 10 turn myself In ted. Being tIav-
cling man, some Of the fraternity found me in this
deplor,ble condition. and recommended me 10 Try
your specific ............ cases that had
a. they knew :. :. :. been cured by
Of several ....... ..............' lis use lc"n-
menced the use Of It with very Hide faith, and In
les than three weeks able 10 take my place on
The road. The SORES and copper-colored spots
gradually disappeared, and today nave not
~,rr or spot on my Ircr~on. and my weight ! -
pounds, being more than u ever was. do hoi
~i.h Won 70 publish my name, but YOU may $40"
This letter 20 any who doubt the merit of : : =;
for ! know Il. sure cure.
Yours truly. - H. -
some Thirty war ago there lived in Montgom-
ery. Ala, young man who wa ieIflDiy annC'-
ed After being treated for long tile o.!
the medical profession Of this town "th no
faUrrf. rt com uil itrI lih4llS 80 - 'N-N~-
sl.iently taxing II two months be was cured. Bong
acquain,ed with him for twenty years thereafter !
can testify shat she disease never made i's return
i. ". EI>roP, J.P"
Tst springs hrk.
II you doubt come g. - t,, ana We VIII ~
YOT. OF charge nothing. Write for particular
.nd q copy Of the Little book " "Me,7ase 10 the tn
fortunate svferipg.~ Ask any druggist %, 10 our
-tanding.
$1,000 REWARD
,,pl.,.ts a. any Cheml.. who viii find on an-
aly.,s rf 100 bottle Of :. :. :. one particle oi
Mercury. Iodide Of Potassium or any NiieFAi SUD
.r.nc4. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Proprielors, Atlanta Ca.
Price ~ small -i0C....... ~
s~yc Ice ............... ....-....'''s 80
SOLD III ALL DEi 0"i@iH'
rtg As Tux IIf
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p,x,roay-The east and chorus Of Pima, :,
sore are are r@nnestcd TO meet at Mozart Hall
'o,,a,row ioIr nr nighf at S o'clock, IN order 10
ns,s J rehearsal for the en'ertanmen' n ,bn on
,ns Inv ,s,h 10 be given for the tsnent OF Inc
policemen Of the second DISTRICT
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APPLES.

n . r & i.
There will be found at sle>rs' Noi' ''''''
IFAkrA co.'s, 1915 Basin lank'
"a ha,rels ALBEsARLE piPtiss-No' J.
90 "'' j. NJ. ELLISON.
de li-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company was held at the Office OF the COM
pany here yesterday, commencing at u
O'Clock M.-Ilon. +. y. Watkins, Of Prince
Edward, chairman, and X. Brooke, ESQ.
secretary. Out OF the $4,000 shares 44.5SO
were represented in person or by proxy.
Presidents Report.
Colonel Buford read his annual report ~
follows:
To The Stockholders Of the Richmond and
DdnriHe Raiirodd Company:
Gentlem3,-The president and director,
respectfully submit for the information OF
the stockholders the following report, to-
gether with the accompanying statements
from the general manager and auditor, set
ting forth the operations Of the company
for the fiscal year ending September 30,
1882, and the condition OF the company and
its properties at that date.
These properties a. now operated by the
company comprise the Richmond. York
River and Chesapeake railroad, from
West Point 10 Richmond, Va. 81 miles !;
the Richmond and Danyille and Piedmont
railroads, from Richmond, Va. TO Green's
b0rO', y. C., 1S9 miles: the North Carolins
railroad, from GoldsbOro' to Charlotte, "
C., 223 miles; the Northwestern North
Carolina railroad. from Greensboro TO
Winston, y. c., - miles ; and the Atlanta
and Charlotte Airline railway, from Char
lottc, y. c., 10 Atlanta, Ca, 800 miles-a
total, exclusive Of branches, Of IA miles
on which the earnings from traffic and the
expenses Of maintenance and operation
have been as follows:
Earnings from general frcights.... -
Earnings from paS.engcrS.......... gbJ.N37 81
Earnings from express freehts.... $4,000 81
Earnings from United state, mails lSG.fu2 IL
Earnings from miscellaneous
sources. .............. ......s...... i3.669 10
Fauings from ,elceraph.......... 2,459 81
Earnings from rents of cars and
other propcrty.................... 67.Gs2 Il
s3.e51,o7s 40
EXpenses charged 10 maintenance
and operation of Tie properties. 2,353.O3s -
Amount Of earnings over ey-
peuscs. ...................... :I.29e,o3 %
The company ha, received during
the wear from interest on invest
ments and premium on bonds
aud stock soid..................... j75,77O 81
Making total net revenue
for the wear ot............".sl.S .S13.sc5 50
From this is 10 be deducted obligations
accruing and provided for during the year.
a follows.
For Interest on funded debt........ s339.G79 %
For interest on iOlting debt. IN
Guiding @27.552.9j paid on Cur
trust contracts. lO3.6l9 20
For interest on bonds of Northw
ern North Carolina Railroad
Company y....................... $50 90
For rental 10 Richmond. oTk Riy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s5.s5O 90
Coa,"ny. y =. 10000 90
For rental to North Carolina Rail-
road Company. y........... ............ .bu'Vuo WV
For rental to Atlanta and Charlotte
Airline Railway Company....,. 10000 90
Sl.317.92S 9j
Inc"Ine s535.s7G 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

,rcTIoNsALEo OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAIh'
n Scldon'Taylor. auctioneer. sold yester,,
u. H.. - nnhIic auction the following real
o;,,e. ~: store and dwelling, No. 10 Main
80 80, i.t,veen seventh and Eighth streets,
~ se .5o. lot on east side Of Eighth street
- - t,v,D .,,'on,, Main and Franklin, 40xi3O ieet,
~ -oo. v1cant lot on south side OF Cary
:. W., go ne,sSen Nirth and Tenth, 4ltxio
~, ~, q, 90 ss3' 81: brick factory No. leli,
ieea, /" - 80 Canal street between Tenth
sou'" SOU r,eyenth ~, streets, at SS,5oe-tofal
amount, Sl5. 1851.
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PROPOSALS..


GnANp nsAsNrpniEyhs1's ig1's 0rTIcE,
y,cnu.S'SD. VA December IL, lSo-.
~-oTiCT BIDS WILL BE RECEl ~, ~
NoIi'E::,,.d,.' ,.'',u MONDAY the 18th in.ian,,, "a,
at 70 eeiecs .hs hsIef ryFfliSAsfb'poo Fafisb y, DE
PROcEEDiN'rv VI, VI and delivered. in such MAJ, .
Sors , 70 nav ~ @ by or befcre e e as leen at
Tebrary next specinen ,cyva copy i the rsht to re-
lbls oale. The commune i''''
je',' my OF All ''"S WuLLIAN B. lstAcs, 9. =
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pv,.x,oy AND BANQUET.-Las night the
Richmond liowitzer Associa'iol' p;".;';,. n"u -"
annual rennion and banque. ~ ~ I'm uni'
The Howitzers were pre-rn' IA ,u,, co., r,a,,
~, ~, dawn "a one OF Pizzni's best suppers'
S'1 oyc &C. from Captain W. Gordon Nc
cohe Jefferson II. TAYLOR, Rev. DR.. Moses
ID. Hoge, Hon. 4. NJ. hells!i W ai'u rauaa;n ,"G
"or,ton corn Mccarthy. Mr.. George 1hacks,on
.a' "al;1nJ "a" =, the banquet. Rev. Mr.. Gordon
lio'T, pr ;ntrodnccd. aud delivered the annual
Nra,;on Wa. II was a gem, and should be pre-
oan.,o 'aa,ed shoundine as il does IN vii, hunof'
al,' seis.e' o,d valuable historical facts. NJ
Ia,e Lour the happy reunion ended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

prc,yyxTAI REVIEW. Last night the
First Virginia regiment was reviewed Nv
tbe CITY Council. \ large number ol ia-
die, and gentlemen were present I'M I'M -; :;
full turnout Of the regiment. ,, ne us,i' -, -,
u,n soldiers was excellent, and brought OUT
ohocr o alter cheer. All the 6eld-oillceLs
were present, and dres'-parade WE n,r,,'; nSiI'
The Richmond Blues, captain H. ri5Hin,' I'm
were on hand. and presented so'u''iN
and fine appearance. ,h, ,,,;cor.
After the drill and Inspection 'lle ON. ns -
Of the regiment ana the inei'n'i NJ " od;- IA
Council enjoyed refreshments /" '"o o'''
Now LEI the Council nourl>h the regi-
-, and give the soldiers what they ASH
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Serious Illness of Judge Ouid.

At II o'clock last night judge Ould was
90 IN a, to give his family and friends cause
for most painful alarm.
II has been long since he was in lirst-raic
bealth but he has recently been actively
di.charging hi> professional duties, and hi
snrech last Thursday, upon presenting TO
The supreme Court the resolutions Of the
lar relative 10 the death OF Judge Mon
cnre. was one Of the most vigorous ana
brilliant efforts of his life.
sunday last he was too unwell to attend
church. Monday he was at hi> ONCE.
TUESDAY he was taken with chill. Aoou'
: o'clock last night hi, Illness became NOR,
soyious. and be began to experience great
difficulty in breathing. "a
# seems that be is suffering from an old
heart trouble. complicated with pneumo-
nia. ,... 80, I'm.
,.rn,,oJ and one Of hi, physicians said that
bis case .'was very dangerous, but moi
hoDelc>>."
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IiIDSEY-NORT.
KID M y " q Il j
HAS BEEN PROVED
-. -..-L--I l.rn i.l

Do,. a lame back or di~ordercd urine snd1r mn
ctte tbst v@r IRE "a victim THEN 20 MI MI
lFsiTAfE: ne KlpNtf-W Woht III az l,.ol,.- on.
'druegi-is recommend itl, ana J! WI ,.i'It,v lin,
ily overcome lhc disease ah1 if'7'"i' '''''''''
t'sIIrTS.--Ior complaints Pcm'StE. If,.
s,ch y pain and weak nc,-t-I III ~ -, 80,
SFY.Wo,1 4 ,u.urpas,ed, - II VIII "''
promptly and safely. .,.,,.oo retention
'FtJUfR SIX X-IncOniineh.t. lts' a,,c
IA, ,,rlnc- brick dust or ropy dcpo-,,,,-. VI
culi. dragging psins- all speedily s'c'" ~ ~
curative power. ,,.c,t..rA p,ic. 81.
SOLD Ia ALL DRIOOISlN'
( kIDS SgN-W o 1. :
/ : foe s-Tu.Th(wl&satApSl
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WEATHER. REPORT

'H"'erea AT The P"s'-ofiice at Richmond. Va.
second-class ma,ter.I
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IMPORTANT ISsrRANCE CASE The ca-e
of Clemmitt and wife rs. New York Life
Insurance Company. which had already
been TO the Court OF Appeals. occupied the
Circuit Court on Monday and Tuesday
last. and resulted In a verdict for the plain
tldi- Tor 3. 900. with interest on Sl,1C7.5i
from February /, 1874.
The ease went of son the instruction, oI
Judge Wexford, which followed strictly the
directions Of the Court OF Appeals. Messrs.
samuel B. Paul and samuel ID. Dafie'
represented the pLiintif, and Judge W,
w. Crump and Charles [. Williams the
defendant.
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'1l nRowN's IRON nrrTERs.
NEW LIFE
II GIVEN ny USING

BROWNS IRON BrrrrRs
IN the winter :, strengthens and warns ,h, sv.
TEN; In The spring 4. eariohes the blood and co,,
Qacrs disease; In the summer give. tone 70 ,,.
nerves and digestive organs In the fall 4, .n,,,o
The system TO stand the shock Of sudden changes
In no way can disease bs 80 surely prevented -
by keeping ''e system In perfect condition.
BROWNS IRON BrTTERs
iusares perfect health through the changing sea.
sonN Il diSarms the danger from impure water and
n.issmstie air. Sud ~
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althmond 1ispatth.
Observation-Disclosures IA. 1882

fHEClRCuLATloS or THE DISPATCH
" LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIgcu.
'LAr'oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY Nrws.
rArERs OF THE CITY.
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n. :. BsRuS, tsI., Of the wcu-known firm Of
A. :. Berlin & Co.. attorneys, lie Droit Building.
Washington, ID. C.. whites. ID scembcr 9. 1851:
O,ntiemcTl<-i take pleasure in stating thai Ihaye
u,ea BROWNS IRON BITTERs for malaria and
nervous troubles, caused by ovcrwork with excel
ufr'sui%
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Before the Police tours.

After the parties were arrested they
were brought into the city and locked up
in the First police station, AID held here
10 await an examination before Police
Justice ID. &. Richardson. Yesterday
morning a, 10 O'Clock they were brought
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

The Court banded Colonel Young, the
counsel for the defence Of Mes-r-. Mere
dirh ana smith and the c,loFed men i5oker
and Roane, warrant. IN which II was
charged thar '.W. \. smith, ". Il. Mere
dith, Chris. Baker, aud taSar R0ane did
unlawiGlly aud ielonionsly dislnter and
di.place tie dead bodies Of person, whose
names are now unknown. which said dead
bodie. had been deposited IN graves in
oakwood cemetery. within the jurisdiction
OF The Hastings Court Of the city OF kien-
mond."
The authorlt, for this warrant IS found
(ooxcLvprp on FOURTH PA0S.l
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If YOU doubt. come t. ~ u,, and We will CURE
YOT. or charge nothing Write for particulars
.ud a cop, Of the little book "Me-,ase to the n
fortunate Suferfpg.n Ask any druggist a> ~ our
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-06-22
Binders on Horses.

Is there any need Of having binders
on horses? l doubt 1t, If the horses are
trained properly in the beginning. l
have known many horses that travelled
as well without them, and believe
much better. The shying and sudden
fright of horses in harness is undoubte,I-
ty due to this practice of hood
winking their eyes. The facial bones
are thrown outward at the eye sockets,
thereby enabling the horse to see nearly
as we'll behind as before hitA. When
binders are used, the range of vision is
limited, and the horse is allowed only
small space to peep out, and that, too,
not IN the direction of true vision. Oh
jccts do not appear distinct or natural
and what wonder is it that the horse
starts when he discovers what seems 70
him, because of indistinctncss, some
strange monster. Holses will run day
stumps and manifest no signs of fright,
yet when driven in harness by these
same objects will shy. This clumsy con-
tradiction of nature is also /. potent
means Of bringing blindness 10 thous-
ands of horses in our land by retaining
the heat and dust that accommodates
about the eye. There are many inn
provemcnts yet to be made in harness.
We load our horses with too many trap,
pings. One-quarter Of the expense in
Cured is for useless straps, buckles and
trimmings. The more light the harness
can be made with reference to strength,
the more ornamental it will be. The
loads our horses are obliged to draw are
enough without loading them down with
harness.---George A. Myers, Cayuga Co.,
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NEWS OF THE DAY,
NeaUs from Washington.

The Window committee of investigation
has adjourned subject to the call of the
chairman. The Investigation, operated to
convince members that action at this time is
premature although it is not at all likely
that the measure will ever be revived. There
was literally no evidence to sustain the
charge Of corruption.
Mr. Washburn has received great many
complaints in regard to the mail facilities
beyond St. Paul and Minneapolis, and is
making an effort in the postotfice depart
ment to have them increased, not only as to
postottices, but in the railway mail service.
He hopes to succeed in securing the neces-
airy facilities.
Vanderbilt and the Canadian Trunk line
managers have been dining with McHenry
in London, and it is said they have agreed
upon an adjustment of their differences
which may negatively mean combined as
sault on Erie
The president approved the sentence in the
case of Lieut.. Fipper, sentenced to dismissal
from the service for irregularities in his ac-
counts and other conduct.
No application has been made to Justice
Bradley for writ of habeas corpus in Gui-
eau's case.
A. A. Lowe of New York has declined to
serve on the tariff commission in place of
Wheeler.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-06-22
GUYTEAU.
Writ Of 1abcas Corpus Denied-How
Guitcau Fclt About it..

In the case Of the application of Mr.,
Charles H. Reed, the counsel for Guitcau,
for writ of habeas corpus, made to Mr..
Justice Brady Of the United States supreme
court, the latter filed decision with the
clerk OF the United States supreme court
Monday morning, denying the writ on
the ground That the trial Of Guiteau was
entirely regular.
Dr. Rush Of Chicago accompanied Charles
II. Reed to the jail to inform Gllitcau that
Justice Bradley had denied the application
for a writ of habeas corpus in his case.
Being medical man of fine record in his
profession as an army surgeon, although not
III practice tor some years. your correspond
cnt inquired of him as to his observations
upon the man when he received the
news and it's effects. Said Dr. Rush. Creed
went i'll his cavalry-hkc way, and shaking
hands, said in his CHEEKY, brisk tones:
Well, the judge has gone against Us and
he had received from the judge announcing
his adverse decision. l looked at him
sharply. could see an instantaneous re-
taxation OF the nerves, a quickeni,lg Of the
heart beat and respiration. He dropped the
letter which Reed handed him, and then
there was a tremendous struggle to gain
sclfcontrol and not bctray his feelings. BY
the Time. he had picked up and opened the
letter he was himself again and stood there
and read it with all the nonchaiance of ali
as though he were standing in the presence
of 10000 81 ectators and deportiny himself
for effect. He then became excited and said
if this were done war would come to this
country. He then turned to Reed, and
moved to one side, and | could hear him
urge that lie must not forget the inspiration
theory"