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LaNGUon AND LassIrUDE,

COMMON IN TIE SPRING, INDICATE 4
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE
GIVING FLUIDS. A 1EASPOONFUL OF TAR
RANTS SETTER APE&IENT IN A GLASS
OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE BREAK
FAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND REGU-
LATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND PURI-
FL THE CIRCULATION, AND IMPART NEW
LIFE AND VIGOR TO EVERY FUNCTION OF
THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE IT.
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General Hancock,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-Gen. Hancock
arrived this evening, and was met at the
ferry landing by delegations from the mu-
nicipalty, and the Democratic state COM
mittee. An immense crowd gathered at
the Pacific hotel andse ndered him an eva
ton. Cheer after cheer was sent 40 for
Gen. Hancock.
The German crown Prince is about to
visit Pope Leo.
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The Lo connective Engineers Quiet.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 11.-Chief Arthur. of
the brotherhood of locomotive engi-
neers, was asked concerning reported
strikes in Texas and elsewhere, says he
knows nothing of them. The brotherhood
has no present or prospective difficulty
with the railways anywhere.
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WASHINGTON.
RErALIATORY MEASURES TO BE
ADOPTED AGAINST GERMINY.

The President Authorized to Interdicu
Any Imports from Germany He Sees
Fit, as Germany Has Interdicted Amer
lean Pork from Going Into that Country
What is Sauce for the Goose is Sauce for
the Camden.
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
ISrecial Telegram to the Globe. |

lSTecial Telegram to the Globe.i
CHICAGO, Dec. PA frightful accident
that resulted in the instant death of John
Bark occurred in the engine room of the
Fuller Electric Light company few min
utes after II o'clock to-day. The employees
were just washing their hands for dinner
and bucket of water was placed in front
OF the big engine and within three feet of
sixteen-inch belt that connected
the fly wheel with the other
machinery. One of the men had
washed his hands and started
to the front of the engine room where the
others were standing, leaving Burke, the
fireman, standing by the bucket preparing
to wash. A half minute later smothered
grosn was heard aud one of the men ran
and stopped the engine. Itiis supposed
that Burke had stopped over to wash with
his back to the immense belt, which was
going around with great velocity, when
some portion CT his clothing
caught and vas Instantly carried between
the fly and stone wall, where there was
only few inches space. He was tor2
from limb 10 limb, and his remains sc4t-
tered around the room. One leg and an
we're torn of ard he vas disembo7v3e5
The patrol wagon was called and the Ic-
mains taken TO the morgue. Burke WIS q
ipgie man and boarded at the Central
house on State street. He was about thir-
ty years Of age. He had relatives CT
friends somewhere in the city, but their
residence ID not known.
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Every HouseWif e

VIII find it to her interest to call and examine
ear Aurora and Minneapolis carpet sweepers.
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THE old WORLD
THE LONDON NEWSPAPERS INDIG-
MINT At PIRNELL

Because the Queen Was Not Toasted at the
Banquet in His Honor-A Large Force
Under Baker Pasha Start for Soudan-
England to Have a Hand In the France
and China War.
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CASUALTIES.
Il FRIGHTTlUL ACCIDENT IN THE
CHICAGO ELECTRICA: FORKS.

Three Train Wrecks in One Day on the
Same Line of Railway-He Did not
Know It was Loaded-Accidenia al Shoot
ing-Minoc Happenings.
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. ID, 1888.

will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
Dec. 40, 1888, at the Court House, in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in a warrant in my
hands for the collection of unpaid assessments,
with interest and costs thereon for the herein
after named special assessments.
ALI in the city of st. Paul, county of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota, when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of real estate are
as follows:
Assessment for Construction of a
Sewer on Cedar street, from
Ninth street to Tenth street.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Assm't.
Central Presbyterian church. Lot 0, block
IL, Robert & RandaiFs addition and
strip OF land bounded by Cedar street,
said lot and the My and SLY lines of
said lot g, produced to Cedar street. .S75 Is
Same. Lot 8, block II, Robert & Randall's
addition, and strip of land bounded by
Cedar street, said lot S and the My and
Sly lines of said lot 8, produced to
CEDAR street -.........- -.Sc4 Uu
Z G Palmer. Commencing at point on
n. line of Ninth street 100 # WHY
from the N, W. corner of Cedar and
Ninth streets. thence Ely along Ninth
street 10 # to said N. W. corner,
thence My along the WHY line of
Cedar street 8il #, thence WHY paral-
lei with Exchange strset 100 #, thence
s. to beginning, being part Of lots
and 8, block7 Bazille & Guerin's
addition ...s55 O.
Same. Commencing at S. ". corner of
Cedar and Exchange streets, thence
SLY along Cedar street 146 #, thence
WHY parallel with Exchange street
so #, thence My parallel with Cedar
street to Exchange street, thence Ely
along s. side of Exchange street to
beginning, being part of lots /, and 3,
block Z, Bazille & Guerin's addition. 255 81
ALL IN the City of st. Paul, county of Ram
sey. and State of Minnesota.
3s7-359 GEORGE REFS, City Trea- urer.
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TRAINS WRECKED.

TYLER, Tex, Dec. PA passenger
train on the Texas & st. Louis railway
was wrecked last night near Gilman. A
number of people were badly hurt. The
only name learned is j. D. Grice, drum
mer. Three freight trains were wrecked
on the same road last night.
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Boston Election.

BosroN, Dec. 1.-The city vote com
plete is, for mayor, Martin, Repub lican
27,4i6; O'Brien, Democrat. $3.50.
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN SERIOUS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-An intoxicated in
diyidualin gallery at the Academy of
Music last night set up the cry of fire, and
the large audience surged toward the exit
doors. In consequence the manager had
the exits on the main floor closed, and by
his efforts and those on the stage sue
ceeded in reassuring the audience. The
galleries were en- ptied without any ser
ious mishsps occurring. The man VINO
raised the disturbance is under arrest.
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TIRES.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, De-. 12.--Fire de.
stroyed the grist mill. elevator and several
frame buildings last night. Loss $4,000
insurance $4,000. Several men were
badly burned.
EAST HAMPTON, Conn.,, Dec. 12.---H. B
Brown & Co.'s machine shop burned this
morning. Loss $4,000.
DARLINGTON, D. T., Dec. 1.-THE Kirk
wood hotel, completed one month ago
was burned last night. Loss $4,000; in.
suranoe $1,000.
OsKA1oosA, a.. Dec. 12.---The whole
sale grocery house of Il. L. pencer
Co. burned last night. Loss S25, 1000. fully
covered by insurance,
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TOR SALE OR RENT-I05 acres, one nile
z from postoffice; best stone quarry IN Rice
county. I furnish ell stone for state institu-
tons, Shattuck schools, st. Mary Hall e0d eli
public buildings, located here patent line kiln,
four dwellings, one st ne. one frame sarn, one
st ne barn connected tn blacksmith shop, etc.
Invent, five acres, containing the quarry and I'M
prov ments, will be sold or rented separately, if
desired. Reason for selling-old age and poor
health. Apply to Philip Cromer, Fsribault,
MINI, 1888
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REFT ESTATE.

ESOR choice home, bargain in re / estate,
Z call On Lawton Bros, us Dakota ave
nue. 343-343
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EIOR SALE. II furnished rooms. Central
n ly located with extra low rent. Inquire
AK Jackson street. 2SQ*
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LHOR SALE-The following desirable lott:
4 lots corner Pleasant avenue and Sixth street
2 lots on Rice street, between Iglehart and Til
toe streets; 10 lots in Irvine's Second addition.
fonting on Seventh street, lend of bridget; Il
los in IrVins's addition to West st. Paul; also,
well established paying business. Apply TO
George W. Turnbull, SI3 Exchange street, city:
22S&
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EO7y2Ss

HOUSE-No. Aus Exchange street, of seven
IL rooms, large cellar, Phalen water, stable,
sheds, large yard; $50 per month. Apply to
Horne & Danz, corner of Fourth and Exchange.
3i6-349.
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MISSING

ALBIoN, Pa, Dec. 12.-E. G. Palmer, of
this place, has been missing since Satur-
day. He is well to do, and is the tax col
lector of the town. Thetex duplicate calls
for about 500, but none of it has been
returned to the county treasurer. He is a
great hunter and may have gone hunting.
He previously bore an excellent reputation,
and every effort has been made to find him,
but up to midnight there was no clue.
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70 REFT
stores 20 Remt.

SlSOR RENT-Two stores 10 new building,
E. corner West Seventh and Sherman streets.
VIM. G. Robertson, room Z, NcQuiliau block,
corner West Seventh and Sherman streets.
341-347
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AFOR RENT-A boarding house of sixteen
Z rooms. VIII rent from now INT the first
of May for $50. No 222 Aclzer street. S45*
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gTOR RENT-A seven room house, two blocks
T. from street car line. Good loca ity. Rent
SIS. Inquire at room l, Mannheiner block.
S45-347
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DID NOT KNOW IT WAS LOADED.
MADISON, Ind, Dec. 12.-Charlie Mar
shall did not know it was loaded and pull
ed his pistol on Will Grayson, inficting q
probable fatal wound.
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DOOMS FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
IN Address Lodging, Globe Office. 307$
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NICELY furnished suite ofrooms, also single
IN rooms without board, SIS Wabashaw
street S43-3t7
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I CTS and money to build On monthly psy-
IA ments. Pioneer Building Society, S59
Jackson street. 1863
J ISL your property for sale and orders for
- purchases with Geo. q. Hazard, Beal
Estate and Loan AGENT, ITO East Third stree,
st. Paul. 70
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LHOR RENT-The rooms at 122 Thomas street,
IL junction Of Como and Rice. 346-S47
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EHOR SALE-Corner saloon, pool taole, Iew
Z fixtures; old stand, twenty-five years; TWO
and one-half years lease. Call at 267 f. Seventh
street or i2I West Third street. 3iS-Sun& Thu4w
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THoR RENF-Eau i5z7O, light and vel YER
Il tilated; suitable for draughting or other
purposes. Inquire of F. Knauft, 346 East
Seventh street. 347-953
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FOE Sale.

L7OR SALE C8EAP-A good paying saloon,
l. all the fixtures and stock. inquire los
Dakota avenue, West st. Paul. G47-3z9
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sI7OB RENT-Houss partly or wholly furn-
8 ished. Well located. Rent S45 or $50 per
month. Address. Rent. Globe office. Sg7~
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g1SOR RENT-Resdence fats, to rooms
4 each, in new block, corner West Seventh
and Sherman streets, VIM. G. Robertson, room
Z, McQuillan block, corner Third and Wabashaw
streets. 34i-347
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g5s0R RENr-A largo hoase, 52l Cedar stree
e Apply to Old NJ. ll9 Josai.e st. 2}l-
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ESOR RENT-The Weber residence 81 White
T. Bear Lake, furnished or uIlfurnisheG. AD-
ply at Rarnaiey's Pavilion, Cottage Park station,
White Bear lake. 1924
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EXPLOSION.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 12.---Last night an
explosion occurred in the rear of Kellogg's
drug store, Main street, Castleton, and the
inmates of the house barely escaped.
Howard Morse, clerk, jumped out of a
window. Mr.. Wittsick, wife and little boy
escaped by ladders in their night clothes.
The drug store is entirely consumed.
STEAMER SUNK.
NEW ORLEANS, Dsc. 12.-The Red River
coast line steamer, Alexandria, sunk on
Wednesday night. Her cargo consisted
of 100 bales of cotton, and $50 barrels of
oils. The boat and cargo will probably
be saved. The boat was valued at $4,000.
Insured for $4,000 in Cincinnati COM
uauies.
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z % RhN1-Rouas Of six ROOMS on Ohio
Z street. Inquire of P. B. Mcdonnell, grocer,
corner George and Ohio streets, Sixth ward.
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sSfOR RENT-A cottage with four rooms,
& pantry and closets, good water and every
convenience. Apply to J. G. MCCARTHY, Sixth
ward. 27G%
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MONEY LOANED

on furniture, pianos, il residence without re-
moval. L. & F. Peters, 203 Sibley street. 609*
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EI7OR RE1T-Ttree houses for rent. UE L.
81 Lamprey. 2k9%
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In the case of the public lands in San
Jose, Cal, in which the United States and
city of San Jose claimed title to $50 acres
of land within the city limits, the commits
sioRer of the general land office has dec-
Ged is favor OF The city.
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Science and Mechanics.

Irrigation destroys young fish. as la,
been proved bv VI. {. Raycret Watel. The
young fry penctrates Suddenly into the
channels and die when the current Is
quickly shut of.
II ii is true that sparrows and swallows
forsake district when cholera is about tC
make its advent, the fact should be gene.
rally known, and Thoroughly established on
all crcditable data.
There were, in round numbers. about
II. 500. 900 people in spain and it, belong
ings at the last record. or these 5000, 00(
were in Spain itself. and $4,000 in the
PHILIPPINES; 100000 IN Cuba, and about
40, 900 in Porto Rico.
\ new fre-prooiing liquid i, being intro
duced. 1t isa basic silicate OF alumina
and IT is said to be- far better than tungstatI
of soda. because the cyanlte does not seal,
of or evapOrate, while the soda requires
re,ipplicatOn every week.
From paper by DIR. Fritz Muller il
Gems that the protection derived by in
sccts from an evil odor Is not always alb
solute. He found about thirty specimens
of very common and exceedingly oifcn
SlNt DIdIllliu NItttN NubNt WHY'S WIT
seemingly pierced by the beak of some birC
or other.
That the wild horse is not OF exclusive
" Asiatic origin is disputed only by DR.
4. Mehring. but by Professor Morse, tn,
latter showing conclusiyely that the natu
raj country OF the horse was America; bu
| there is reason for the belief that the ami
nal existed nearly in its present form a,
far back rs the tertiary age.
The journal Of Science puts these very
pertinent questions regarding the poison
| inc cases Of the last haf-century: Hay,
we al command means for the detection
of all known poisonS under all cIrcum
stances! Have our leading toXicologist,
and physicians shown sufficient skill in tn,
application Of such meansy Is our manner
Of conducting trials, and Of obtaining and
dealing with the evidence OF experts wei
adapted for the discovery Of truth and for
the calculation OF error, or could it admit
of usefu modification
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PETERSBURG.

PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE ROBBED-GOOD
NEWS FROM CHEsTERFIELD-A SOCIETY OF
"1S2f MEN"-A WORKING REPUBLICAN
CLUB-TOBACCo AND PEANUTS, sc.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 6, 1883.
The residence OF Or. Hugh Stockdale, on
Union street. was entered by burglar this
morning between the hours OF > and (
o'clock and robbed Of gold watch and
several articles OF jewclry. The Doctor
was called away at , o'clock TO see IA
tent. and did not return until o'clock.
lie discovered that his chamber had been
entered through the sccOnd-story window
by means Of ladder and robbed.
The political news from Chesterfield is OF
the most encouraging character. In this
section OF the county il j. reliably stated
that there have recently been $50 changes
from the Rcadiuster 10 the Democratic
party, and it is claimed that Matoaca dis
trict will give rousing majority for the
Democratic legislative ticket. A. a general
thing the white men OF good old Chester
terrified are too patriotic TO be led into the
Republican ranks.
\ movement is on foot among those OF
our citizens who were born in the year
1924 to organize a society. \ list OF such
citizens is being prepared. The number j.,
not very large, but there are enough Of
these "1S2i men" TO form a very rcspccta-
bile society.
Petersburg is fortunate in having a good
Democratic superintendent and IN active
Executive Committee. They are working
in manner that hctokcnS no good 10 the
enemy, but full Democratic vote on the
day OF election.
At meeting Of the Slraighiout Republic
can Club OF Second Ward. held last night.
the Democratic senatorial and legislative
nominees were endorsed. This club num-
bers sixty colOrcd men who refuse 10 join
the Coalition party.
The recent rams have greatly improved
the tobacco crop in this section. The
crop is late. however, and a good deal OF
il will probably have 10 be cut green. II
j. also stated that the peanut crop has been
also much improved by the late rains,
though the yield will be very short.
During the period between the 18th and
3Oth OF September the >trcet-carS in thi>
cIy carried 30.31j passengers, or some
5000 more persons than The estimated pop
ulation OF the city. The proprietor has
reason TO be satisfied with the patronage
be- receives. ROBIN ADAIR.
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from the village Of Bardeto, a long line OF
caverns used by the ancestors OF the Iunls
in prehistoric times rs sacrificIal depositO-
ries. From these cayerns Mr.. Gushing has
obtained more than two thousand ancient
relies, comprising well-preseryed sacriiicIal
plume-sticks, conventionaIly decorated
prayer-slats or altar tablets, bows. ar
rows, basket-work, and other fabrics OF the
prehistoric inhabitants OF the valley.
Among these relies Mr.. Cushing found
ancient cigarettes Of cane and corn leaves.
which go to show that the cigarette, as well
as the pipe. was OF American origin. I'm
conclusion. Major Powell called attention
to the explorations made under the auspices
of the Bureau by Mr.. James Stevenson in
New Mexico and Arizona, and to the SUI
perb collection, comprising $500 speci-
mems of objects Illustrative OF Indian life.
which Mr.. Stevenson has made. described
and catalogued. "These explorations"
Major Powell says. "haye secured only
just i'm time, and deposited for permanent
study, the materials necessary to understand
the life and history Of a most interesting
body OF people,
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Rripf News Items.

| \ boy i'm Worcester, Mass, adyertises that
the lady who gave him $3.50 gold piece
installing ii for a penny-for holding her
horse can get S2.49 by applying at the Spy
Office.
| \ man named Tinker. who was present
at the murder Of Lord Mount MOrrcs. who
was killed near BalinrObe on September
-. 1850. has turned informer and given the
names Of the assassns, some OF whom have
left the country.
ChOquctte. secretary OF the Fabrique Of
| NOtrc Dame, Montreal, Is dcfaulter 10 the
extent Of $4,000. As far rs has yet been
| discovered. he is said TO have taken refuge
| in Worcester. Mass.
The fact that Senior Nunez attended q
performance at the Theatre FRANCHISE and
sat i'm VI. Ferry'S box j. regarded rs a pub
lie affirmation Of the cordially existing
| between the French and Spanish cabinets.
The imports Of dry goods In New York
for the week were Sl.9i7.G7S. and the
amount marketed S2,Ol5,SG7. The total
imports since January lst are SOS, 5l1 ,9j2.
against Sl07,j3j.s0S last year. and the
amount marketed SOS, 4j4 ,019, against
Sl0j, 1872, 2ji last year.
Robert Stathers. who has been employed
as clerk in the Auditors Office OF the
Finance Department Of Canada, in Hall
| fax. y. :, for fifteen years, was arrested
| Friday charged with embeZZlcment. The
amount is said 10 be between $4,000 and
| 100000.
The city health inspector at Chicago re-
ports that he found at the Union stock
yards on Thursday nine head Of cattle in
| fected with cancer, and had them killed
Yesterday hc found seven additional cases.
| The pant OF the animal most commonly the
seat OF the cancer is the tongue, but some
OF them he found TO have large sores on
their sides and nccks. The cattle affected
came from various parts OF the country.
The disintermcnt of the North Carolina
Confederate dead at the Arlington National
cemetery, in Virginia. was completed Fri
| day. and all the bodies have been taken 10
| Alexandria. where they will Ice placed in
| tine caskets for shipment TO Raleigh. The
| Inland and SeabOard CoaSting Company
viii convey the caskets containing the re-
mains TO Norfolk free Of charge. II is cX-
pcctcd that the shipment will be made 4
week from to-day, aS il j. desirable that
| the remains should reach Raleigh during
The State Fair. which will commence on
| The 18th instant.
In the County Court at Chicago. on
| Thursday. Mrs. DorOthea johnson, the
wife OF q saloon kecpcr. was examined for
| insanity and declared not insane. \ week
ago her husband. who caused her 20 be
taken into custody as a lunatic, testified to
numerous insane acts on her part. She
claimed to have been treated with extreme
cruelty by him, and said he was trying 10
get rid Of her 10y swearing her into a mad
house. although her mind was sound. Sew
eral doctors who examined her took sim
| liar view Of the matter. Judge Prender-
CAST said i'm deciding the case: :" 1t is 10 be
| regretted that the power Of the court ceases
| i'm finding this woman not insane"