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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01

COLONEL Ed Richardson, with
characteristic public spirit and liber-
ality, recently instructed that the
right of way be given through all his
fine plantations to the New Orleans,
Baton Rouge, Vicksburg and Mems
phis railroad.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01
River TeIegrans.

, LOUISVILLE, May l.-kiver II feet
! inchi canal 10 feet inch.
FITTsRURd, May River 7 feet
Sinches and falling.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-River 20 feet
6 inches and falling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01
j oHNsToN e V VANoE
CIOthiers 6 Gents Furnishers,
0C'' Memphis, Tenn
Suits and Shirts Made to Order
Steamship News

LONDON, May 1.-Arrived out.
Steamers ASsyrian, Monarch, Morse
man, FurneSsia, Indiana, Lord Give.
HISTORIAN and State of Georgia, from
American ports.
NEW YORK, May 1..-Arived.
European steamers Wyoming, Ohio
and Gellert.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01
ABSTRACTS.
The Memphis A.ostract Co.

Is now prepared to furnish Abstracts of
Ju0g ments in all courts of record IN
shelpy County. except Criminal Court and
criminal side OF Bartlett Court. InClIsps1p-
Courthouse. ''"Os so ~ ~
ID. A. MeOMRER. STanaveTrv ~ 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01

Hand bills of all sizes, from the
smallest to three sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch. at the
PPUBLIc LEDGER job printing Office,
Prices as low as the lowest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01
Sherif's Sale of

- AtNatHUFbnt
ruslio notice Is hereby given. that bv v;r
tee oI an order 70 me directed from The dban-
o SSgy OoSrt 81 shelby county, Tenn, in lie
al, will, on 20 ~ "eis'er OF
wednesday, the 9a'day Of May, 1883.
az 10 o'clock am, at No. q Jefferson stros,
memphis, Tenn, aell at public auction. fos
ce,sh, the stock Of Whiskies, Brandies' Wines
Cigars. par Mixtures, Carpets and other per- per-
sginai.y si ~ sald premises No. % jefferson st..
tesrs conducted by r. Meister.
W d, CANNON.
By 4. b, Britt, d. S, N''' A0nA'
Memphi9, SOth day Of April, 1893.
L& Leh1an, attorneys for plaintiff
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01
ELECTION NOTICE

NE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of
6a tne IANDERBILT ms. co. will be
on wednesday, may I'd between the hcnrs
si ~ 3S,I Am and pm for the purpose of elect
ing THl HTEEN DIRECTORS Ia serve dnrin,,
tne ensuing year. W. N, BROWN, pres
JOHN I. WILEERsON, Sec'y. Assa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01
CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS.

EyERY Citizen having the suoo.., -, q,
~ Mozafts at heart is earnosfiv u W
send t2 Joseph q. Watkins, No 2i7 Nsin "
Ap1thing he may have In the share of n a. e,'.'
ma wan name and numbsr of house- N
Will be cared for and rotunfsd, AZ
RH o.. "; 4. BERRY.
~~ VoArmAn Hall Commiitee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-01
UlearinQhO0se geDa-,

PUBLIC LEDGER bipdery and SoS
OfacC IL Madison street,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
shipping Intelligence.
NJ MAD 10000 BOILED EGGS.

Lately the Danish steamer Helmet
came into New York with fire rag
ing in her hold, where were stored
los, 900 eggs. When they were taken
out they were found to be hard boil
ed. The lot was bought by man
named W. III. Ellis, to sell to hotels
and restaurants, for use in salads. etc
When they were delivered he found
that the sulphur Of some burning
matches that were slowed in the hold
mad impregnatcd the eggs, and that
they were not fit to cat. He kept
the eggs a week, and concluded To
get rid Of them. When he attempted
to freight ASH carts with them, po-
liceman threatened TO arrest him. At
the oifal station they turned away
from him with horror at the mere
mention OF SO many spoiled eggs. In
despair he appealed to superintendent
Walling, by whom be was referred
10 the sanitary superintendent.
There be accordingly presented his
case, threatening, if he was not re
lieved, To throw the entire mountain
of eggs on the sidewalk. The health
officer suggested that he go TO Jersey
City to dump the eggs there, ana
when he said he would not do il,
he told hin 10 get out Of it the bes'
way he could, warning him. howev
CT, that if he spilled any in the street:
he would be locked up.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
THE SUNSET PHENOMENON.

The recen. sunset phenomena were
not only striking 70 W ,nderful degree.
but remarkably general throughout the
country. They were plainly perceptible
in British Columbia. Washington Terri
tory. Oregon. Idaho. California, Nevada,
ttah and all other parts of the Pacific
slope. bat no less 50 i'll the Mississippi
valley, on the Atlantic seaboard and III
the eastern Provinces of Canada. The
only difference between the phenomena
here and elsewhere is that here II was
witnessed two evenings only, while in
some other parts Ok the country Ii was
visible more times. SO far no generally
accepted theory has been advanced for
these phenomena, but large number
of explanations have been offered.
Here is one from the Virginia Enter
prise:
The brilliant glow in the heavens
still continues. making its appearance
here about & O'Clock every evening. Ii
Is much more like she light of the su-
rora borealis than any sunset glow ever
seen IN this regian. Never before in
the history of the country has such a
thing been observed III this State. 1t Is
not Only here, but also In Utah. that the
phenomenon Is visible, and Idaho pa
pers come to US with wondering &C
counts of the strange light IN the
heavens. 1t has been observed all the
way up the coast to Oregon, and per
haps as far as there are human beings
to note it. 4 dispatch from Oregon a
few days since said: From : to 6
o'clock tonight there was a brilliant
display Of auroral lights. No:with-
standing there we're heavy rain clouds
all around the horizon and rain was
falling, the heavens north and west
were rs red as if illuminated by burn
ing buildings in the distance
Now, this light is not formed by the
rays of the sun upon clouds, but some
thing in the atmosphere above the
clouds. This has been we'll observed
here every night. A few days ago the
earth passed through that region of
space in which it was liable to encoun-
ter more or less numerously those com
etary fragments which form the No
vember meteors. We passed the point
where We should have met with the me-
teOrS and very few were seen, vet may
we not have reached a point in inter
planetary space swarming with metoric
matter in the shape of impalpable pow
der. that which astronomers call COS
mical dust? This dust catching the
slanting rays of the sun would produce
exactly the effect now nightly observed
here for over week. Our Comstock
watchmen report that tho same redncss
is seen of mornings. We are passing
through the smoke of the burned out
tail of Tcmpels comet. or some other
old and shattered wanderer tn! ouRh in
ters.ellar space.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

"Ths fact is" said the New York pho
togHspAsr. that vs only nesA N i'm
pFovsnsnt in photography by which
natural eel0rs can bs ~ accurately
copied - shapes Are now. and tbsa
good bye ~ The painters Of lAnd SEA pss.
Loek ct sAis view. Ii elbows Q girl ssatsA
in . sunasr house oa The bluff ct Long
Bssssh. She 10 sylph like creature. Of
Just Ne 1gurs aud face that . popalar
ossssl Of VassT-s slor artists dad - great
~ sAaisAtssa aad Gale for. Note thai
her poee hss the desired lns<uliea gree.
Her esvn 10 exc uisitsly drapsA. her hair
- eeiieA loosely, snA Q neglected book
lies In Ass laV. The opea Structure in
vAioA che sits il admirable in its snoss
vsasiSaal architecture. The baek0rs1ad
10 Ne eseaa end the foreGrsanA is sloes-
cropped tart. I0't every sa<lias ell that
~ osse skiisul psacii ssald asso0plisA
Of eeasss. Ne soloria2 10 missed. bat II
~ al SAsss il NE esiGisal. The gree
~ eeesn-Vsll. - green - gra0; tAs
Va0s ~ blle sAAt differed fro0 ~
AasosaiasA witt THAI q The sky; ~
Asso ct ~ girl vas . seatrassiaG Visk
sd ~ voel 49, Q Asatral arab. o.
10 80 eli sAsss, even - 1sssy slsads al
Q dtsAoa saii - iapart . sense Of ne
usa. II ~ saDsss hsA sely ssprslsss<
~ Asas. Veall 10 williaR - put ~
asos - ~ pisslss - a original for W
Academy Of Ossioa."
"Aal - iasK Vsasive vszk. 49," -
aAeksl.
Veil. nss sxaes.y." he replisd.
eaAGee4sA seosshinS like that while
| VS. sasssDsitisasly making the negative
ssA vas esrrssseA ~ . well-iaforos'
| Syseaador. He assured me that the pic
ssrs ~ . mighty expensive oas-tha
he aeuss v 10 ssss her husband not ies
THAI el0.oOo . year. 70 sAy nsshiag D
she ia ssss Csos repaired by the parcea\
| Of the reel estate Contained IN tG'
.sharoipg view"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
CEyr..c = CRIMINAL PRACTICE

4 wUrl,icr in N"w York can, if
hc chooses. take his pick from con
siderable number ni fairly competent
LAWYERS, even though he hasn't II
dollar with which I" pay. was
FIVE years getting into II profitable
criminal practice. one OF the men IN
this lire is quoted AS saying, and |
succeeded only ~ serving gratis. |
haunted police courts, and to every
prisoner committed for tiial who had
no counsel Itendcrcd myself. In the
trial courts the iudge may assign any
lawyer present 10 defend the prisoner
not provided with counsel. | mace
it point to be on hanG for these as
signments. OF course many of the
cases were so small that they did not
get into the papers at all, and in
some that were reported my name
would not appear. but usually each
hard days work brought the desired
reward in the way of publicity. My
practice grew to immense proper
tons. but it was a year before
could get enough money out Of it in {
week to pay my modest board bill OF
Saturday night. At the end OF thu
second year | had worked up to
barely living income, but | had q
debt left 20 clear off, and it is only
very lately that | have become estab
lished firmly enough to refuse all bu
cash cases. Indeed, | do not yet le
a good murder fall into rival hands
on account of the perpetrators inpe
curiosity. Let me advise you Il
commit sensational crime, il any
because then you can obtain lawyers
free-more eminent ones. too, thar
you may imagine"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

this! Pontius Pilot Was an honorable
man compared to him. This trial has
given our party a supremacy in Ireland.
Tariff Ttakerinx.
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Coreressypan
Lowry, Undiana) one of Carlisle's en-
thusiastic supporters. expressed the
opinion today that the Ways and Means
Committee would certainly reflect Car
isles views on the tariff, and the house
would. without doubt, take steps this
session to lessen the tariff on the aeces-
sites Of life and reduce the revenues.
The Senate caucus committee of both
parties held session today. aud finish
I'D the work of recas.IDQ the member
ship of Senate committees. After ad-
tournament the chairmen OF the two
committees held conference and de-
cidsd to lav the result of the labOrs of
the Committees 5efoIe the respective
caucuses or Monday morning, and If the
wsrk IS approved by the cacuses. the
Senate committees will be named Mon.
day.
The stock Market
NEW Y0gK. Dec. s.-Governmen,s
strong. While the stock rnarke. was
dull today, there was general improve
rnent IN pr.aes. Oregon Transcon:i-
mental advanced to a. Northern Pacific
27l.. Missouri Pacific -, L. Pacific 81
Northern Pacific preferred to 59is. The
general Advance for tine day over last
nights prices - frous to IL. The
question Of au Oregon 1ranscon,lnental
dividend next week, remains entirely
undetermined yet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

The air ous here makes rsspiratien
Ai&eais. II seems saat oae CA hardly
get sasaea 70 fuliy initiate tie lungs.
aad the lsast exertion produced ex-
hasssisa. 70 psrspirs il oa: Of the
qassnsa. aad 10 explained upon tie ba-
80 that the atmosphere being % highly
farinsd sasen the pores Of the akin
and sausss she PRECIPITATION TO evaporate
before ID reaches the surface, thus lsav-
ing the skin dry and uasonfortable.
There 10 Q constant breeze. no matter
how hos the sun may be. At night it il
esld enossh for blankets and 70 slees
With closed doors and windows. Sew
eRal moenines when arose blew
blood from my nose. The older settlers
cay that nose bleeding IL OF frequent
occurrence to all new oomefs, and bach
in the mountain counties the people
blssd also from the ears.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
oHXAM xsFAL NgE0LEVvORk'
Sewing Machine Journal.

In sslsc,iax patterns for nssdlsWork
n moe dissuo,,oA respecting the color
aad harAoJiA ~ con trAsss Of the back
gro. uds 10 - DO hooded far more than
i, ne brsAs executions. II ths design
10 eonvsn,ioasl. considerable freedom
in soioriax 10 admissible, and even then
ssvsrs son,ra sts are - b avoided. The
rsslls . A0s ~ oil D!sasiA9. PArnoa-
larry il sais syus vAsa the picture 10
stAsPViao Dsrfsss. Daiaty bite Of
sprays, vita sosli slossa ~, shssIA -
sAsssa for frsis aADkiAs. Alss for >oVsl
hoPdsrs AaA bureau covers. So0eh eses
trait napkins. vAsl lAsx9 aAl baed-
Designs. chewing u great natural beauty
With bits Of felisee. II decorating
arsielss .als q sisA loso ssxssrss.
great eare 0aso - exeseies1 - 0sloesino
the Assisas. - thas tAs eo.sss ssoDos-
ias We copies eAsalA - 10 Aasnsay.
sisAsash centres daG v,sA tAs hue 81
Ne Reels. o. VAils velvet o. sada.
vAiss bisesens ~ nsA pretty sslsas
~ pe4Ais sse richly DAsbls1 Ote1
bright eslees aaA ~ esassss Alss. ead
thaa vi.A ~ gyesa fs:iass Ne sfsss
weld - artssais. o. pAis Diak. slss
o. baG min aveil We aos Anso 10 -
lesstnG W. Assiaa. ~ asatso1 vAas =
nay b. II shs aaes Of ~ essls pre-
lsoisAAss il ~ vasesss. sAesss sas Y
Which shis tint u particularly Dssosste1
4 very artis,is lssiea fer sriosea velvet
ssfa sssAisa v Q 6aasA Il gialelisA.
Eeless Ne s0ssiss AaDVDa. vAieA 4
ereass red ssripsA With vAiss ~
IAuss spssise v lisAt ePaA&s va
vhiss daisy bioesAsa: Ne JoAn Bal
s0ssiss hes bsassifsl livery white llss
soo. tiaseA Vish lsep ysllov the Core
hss Q pare vAiss fewer stained viii
lilas. Nhsa this vATissy Of blsseoos IN
slsssss "a WITH little fsiiaGs, The 1sstSl
10 rsoarkabiy chevy vssagAt u eslsr
ID silks - . laxk baakgss1a1. o. pail
Gsse3 ve,vss Or sstiA. dark lever
vsoaSAt in bright sslorsA silks are III
| besa ~ ee.sss. 4 table cover OF pal
steos gray. ell veo, slosh, With ~ 81
brsilsred border Of seARlsa pAks inssr
nilsd With shs delicate green leaves o
the pretty ssaiiiaG snilAx for ahs ssR
nsrs. clustered psssaias, chewing u
cherry red dsVess oaRkel BY VIM
stare, and the spseies that Are stripe
and prestiiy spsskisd, the sssssr,
vssuahs in clustered blossoms. Ne soz
attractive dss,Su can b he'd than sh
mixed varieties Of the plant sissrASi
hybrids some Of the d0abls Towering
are genuine novelties showing rich mot
idoasious Of colors there are dauin
crimson. deep magenta. light and daT
! violet and pale lilac.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

Of 6-liehts on the dining room ceiling.
and others Of different power in other
parts Of the boat. In each state room
there is a pendant light, which can be
turned on and off at the occupants will
by switch. The electilers are cut
square. chased. satin finished. and In
FURNISHED gold and silver. harmonizing
with the interior of the boat. The lights
are arranged in circuits, and can be
manipulated in that way from the op-
orators room nader the main stairway.
The electricity is supplied from a 80
llcat DYNAMO machine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

Fort Worth, (Texss) Gazette.

A very interestisg ease Of suspend
ed respiration occurred eta birth Of
child 10 this city one day last week
A quarter OF Al hour ssser the birth
the attention OF . physician Was cali
ed 10 il. and be saw that il Was very
black ia appearance. II seemed 10 be
dead, and wss found 10 have no
breath. The physician asked the
mother what she had been taking.
and was told that she had taken one
hundred drops Of laudanum and
three doses OF opium. As is well
known opium affects by destroying
respiration, but it conld not hurt be-
fore birth, because until contact with
the air the newborn child has no
breath. Yet the influence of the OPT
um became apparent after birth and
prevented respiration. Enforced
respiration was resoried TO. but the
child was worked with fer four
hours before il breathed easily. 1t i:
now doing well and will live.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
Notice Of Final Proof.
q. 9. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. v. T.,

q. g. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". T..t
December 1, 1883.
|" Notice IL hereby given that EMILlE&
PAUMEL has floI notice OF intention 70
make Anal proof before Mauttcs Ncnickeo.
a NotAiy PA ,lic, at his Office Ia Seattle, W.
T., OF Fri lay. the LIST day Of February. A. y.
1874. on Presumption ID. S. NJ. s7s9. Tor tse
lots 2 and 3. Of rec ..on 30, township q NORTH
range 6 east.
He names al witnesses: Allen ID. Owing
ton, Frank Pautor william L. Jordan and
William Mowry, OF Slaughter, W. ..
del3ial7 John +. GOV EY, Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
Notice of Application to Pu1-
chase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DrsrRicr LAND orr

Olympia, Washington Torritory.
NIOTICE IL HEREBY Owes THAT, In
~ compliance with the provisions Of tho
Act Of Conlr,s ~ ap. owe Juie 3, 1915 entities
IAN Act for the sale OF Timber Lands In thA
States OF California Oregon, Nevaaa and Wssh>
ington Territory" PIERRE ST. 10 us. q
King county Washington Territory, -.
this day filed In this Office his appiicstioa -
purchase the lot No. 3 OF res ton No. Z. In
township No. - north. rsLge 10. 3 cas- al.
the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tn
said described land, OF any portion thereof,
are hereby required TO file their claims IN thia
office within sixty 1907 days from date hereof
Given under my hand. at my ONCE In Oty0-
pia, W. T.. this ith day OF Doc mb~r. d. 1854
JOHNF. CONVEY,
del3fel4 Register Of the Land SfAcos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
Notice Of Final Proof.
O. s LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. v. TIL

US LAND OyYIcE AT OLYMPIA, v. TIL
D. csmber I, 1855.
81 Notice is hereby given that FRANK
LLOYD has nled notice VI Intention to haAsa
fnal proof before the Regi ster and ke-ctvss.
ct their office in Olympia. W. T.. on ruesdAyS
the 2.d day Of January, AID. 1884. On kPes
emption u. 3 No. 72i5, for the EWk ef sec.
ton 2, township 22 north. range I cast,
Ho nam's - witnesses: walter xcClou4.
william Cole. william Brunidgs and 6eor -
MintsP, al OF Lake Nay, W. r.
! del3jsl7 JOHN !. CONVEY, 4a9fo1oeS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

LET n play Ne are married" said
little Edith, and viii bring my dolly
and say. See baby. papa. Yea.
replied Johnny. and l will say. Don't
bother me. nov ! want 10 look throoah
the paper"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
The stock Market.
+ . r e q N,
Destroying and Being DESTROYED.

PARIS, Dec admiral Galiher tele-
egraphs that the fleet has destroyed sew
eral ports on the east coast of Madagas
car: also that feyers prevail among the
troops.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
To be Expected.

BERSH Dec. S.-The Canton Vallais
has decided to restore the death penalty
as punishment for marder.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

SAN Francisco, Dec. S.-Here Is the
passenger list of tie Columbia, W ii, b
sailed today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

WASHINGTON Cd. O.. Dec. S.-The
Mexican Veterans called at tho White
House this afternoon IN body and
PAID their respects to the President.
They were received in the east room and
presented ind sidualiy - tho President
by General Denver. The President
said he was GLAD to see them. They
were escorted to and from the Whit.
Hoaso bv several posts Of the Grand
Army and the Union Veteran Corpa.
The Veterans hold their next annual
meeting at s.. l. )uis, in October next.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
Fire 8afer RinUepty.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ). - inaorss
syerv word of that article" said Repre-
sentative Einrerty toniehs after resu-
sal of the editorial concerning ODen-
nell in his pager At Chicago today.
Now | SPEAK" be continued. AS an
American journalist. and not as a Con
eressmau. O'Donnell. il be dice. Will die
in glorv. His case has aroused the
sympathy not only Of the Irish Amer,
cans. buI of all the people Of the United
States. A great howl is going up fron
the entire country as the Outrageous ao
,ion Of England and the judge before
who's. the prisoner was tried. BY Jove
who ever heard Of such . procedure q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
"fS>Nf II :
Ex-senator spencer. Case.

In the Criminal Court, the case of
ex Senator Spencer, for contempt OF
Court in failing to appear AS witness
in the Star Route case, came up for
hearing. The government interroga-
TORIES and Spencer's answers were read.
Mc,r,ck said tho government was pre-
pared to present a.iidevits. Postmaster
General James. Van Wormer late chief
clerk Of the Pos; Office Department.
and others testified to the effect that
Spencer tod them he saw Dorsey pay
money t. Bradley.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

tor his defense. We request your
Prompt aid in relieving him from his
impending fate. not for these reasons
None. but because il il acknowledged
BY even the prosecutors that not eaiy
| vas he uncounecsei with any society.
b.. Was quite unawa-e Of ths identity
Of his assailant until very short time
before the atfray: therefore the esesa-
tai elements. elaboration, prem sdisssioa
sad mllics aforssheught, necessary 70
establish ehargs Of murder. are total
wanting. and again the trial wss IL
agal because the os'onial authorities Of
0e Cape Of Good Hop. insisted that he
0mmittcd tho alleged offense vilhiu
eeir jurisdiction. and that con>eG aoas-
Fhe should he tried there. nos~isA
anding which tAsv were SOM PEELED BY
ne British government 60 yield him ~
u order thai he nigh. he tried II the
s'n'e, OF rs power; beosuss be vas as
uiet AZ the first port ii the nssiou
Saoie laws he il said IL havs fraes
Nessea according 10 the legal usage sns
SUPPLEMENT-. and because the judy
sao pre- adeJ AZ the t,ial cs.s:a'y 80
Nv and precedent undertook ~ decid'
sqnsstion of fact. the very purpose 70
saica the jury was emp,nelled. wisnon
suica sacred right trial becomes
M'esery. We ara confirmed IL
@ opinion that eovernmens actor
sneh n case cannot be cor
.msted uabefitting: even executive
S ;s. nay te requested in the presen
as,arce by tho fact that IN severn
s ~ses, ohe hornb.y of quite recens date
s a,1 course hes been adopted ~ th
%cnation Of friends of the acccsed
Ave question is simply whether Al
tfcan citizen shall be tried by
SpHn Government and be put {
IAN BY illegal and foul means withou
tmoi STRANGE. and without an effo'
s ons hin. We rely confidently apo
h ss ssnfe of justice and national spiri
D n ,s soder such help as is in your powe
I A s natter and request such actio
lead to the desired result.
s"eesins the Bloody Flag.
Aoo, Dec. 8.-The Citizen, who's