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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

THE communication from the peuiten-
tiary lessoes, day before yesterday, to the
governor, throwing up the lease, was un.
doubleday a surprise to the legislators, but
there is no reason why any confusion should
onsuc in resuming control OF these institu.
tons Ivy the state. Simply let the peniten.
tiary board exercise as much intelligence as
the losseSs had, and carry out their plans
in word, step intelligently into thoir
shoes and turn the thousands into the state
treasury that have been going into private
pockets. AS the institutions are in excellent
shape, and large sums have already been
expended or at least appropriated therefor,
the suggestion of the governor, that nm ap.
preparation of 5000 900 will be necessary to
enable the state to resume, will strike the
public, we think, rs it strikes us, rs wholly
wide OF the mark.
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WE called attention editorially to the
Tact recently that, while the revenues had
been reduced by our new tariff law, no pro.
vision had been adopted looking to the re.
duciion of the machinery by which tho in.
ternal revenues were collected 1t is now
reported that the president is about to ac
complish this latter fact by consolidating
tho l90 districts into no. This isa step in
The right direction If nothing more. Con,
gress ought to have attended to the matter
aud made all such reductions and changes
as were necessary or possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-The 5ith drawing
of the Commonwealth Distribution com.
pany took place to-day. The following
prizes were drawn: Ticket No. q, 1S5 drew
the first prize of $4,000 ticket No. S,053
drew the second prize OF $4,000; ticket No.
1858 drew the third prize of 5000. The
following tickets drew 81 900 each: 26,9l7,
5S,373, G5,033, ST sos, 09,27S.
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from Texaikans, and gives the name OF
Milton Morrison. -.
Several fights occurred tonight. Election
excitement is very high. A citizens meet,
inr occurred tonight IN the thIl
ward. The local press is employed IN
publishing cards of angry candidates.
James Anderson, oi Hepburn-on- Tyne,
England, who took morphine, week ago;
with a view to suicide, and was recovered
by physicians, adopted more certain
method yesterday, while on his farm, seven
teen miles from the city. lie took SHOT
gun loaded with buckshot and blew ms
bead entirely oil, pulling the trigger win a
wire. Cause, depression on account oil us
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CLEBuRNt.
The Railroad Gains That suit 90 Business
and Personal Notes.


and Personal Notes.
ClKBuENE, March 3l.-lSpecial.l-A ball
was given in honor of Mr. c. $, Healey and
bride, OF this city, at the opera-house last
night, which was largely attended,
The cause of June Eastus aud husband
VS.. the Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fe Rrailroad
company, particulars OF which were gwen
in my special last night, was decided IN
favor of the railroad company.
Miss Angie Butner a fair young lady OF
Cleburne, left last night to visit relatives in
Alvarado.
James T. Hare is in the city, soliciting
subscribers for a new hotel register.
Ii. NJ. Jeter and son, Louisiana J. IL.
fruitte, Nashville, Tennessee; NJ. +. Nc
Carthy, Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail
road. c. Emanual, st. Louis, and | 7.
Lack, st. Louis, are at the Pennington.
Business has been brisk to-day, Farm
ers generally are progressing well with their
work.
Mrs. l.. II. Rousseau, who has been con-
fined to her bed at the Pennington, is re-
covering.
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MARSHALL.



MARSHALL, March 3l.-[Special. IF. h.
Sexton made an application TO disappointed
Administrator OF the estate of j. Il. Stuart,
his son-in-law, and to the guardianship OF
his infant daughter. Mrs. Dora James, the
mother OF John stuart who has had charge
OF lhe child since the mothers death, two
ye'N ago, contested the appointment of
Colonel Sexton, in 80 FAR as the child was
concerned and the case has been ON trial
before Judge Keller OF the county court for
the past four days Much interest was
manifested In the matter The argument
was concluded this evening, when the Judge
rendered his decision in favor OF Colonel
sexton. The case will be appealed.
The boiler in Terrell Smiths steam
and cottou-gin ~ llalivlle exploded Mis-
morning, killing Wyatt Turner aud badly
scalding Smith and Rodgers. No other
damage.
The heaviest rainfall of the season fell last
night.
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NIENIA.
The Coming Election.

MENIA, March 5l.-LSpecial.l-On Tues
day next our citizens will again vote on the
question as to whether or not we shall have
a system Of public free schools within the
corporate limits Of our town, supported by
local taxation. The question was voted on
last year, but the election was set aside, be-
cause of some irregularities in the holding
Of it, IL is thought that there will be a
handsome majority for free schools
No smallpox nearer than eight miles OF
town, and strict quarantine is observed in
That direCtiOn.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
LAMPAsis

Arrest of Two rhi.,e.-Hon. G. W. Jones
Infant Daily.
LANFAsAs, March -lSpecial.l -Onr
town, for the pas, week, has been quiet
News is scarce.
Two men were arrested here this week Tor
stealing, one OF BuFleson county, whom the
sheriff will take TO Caldwell tomorrow.
Hon. G. W. Jones has been visiting us
this week. lie seems to be much I'M
proved.
Weather fine and farmers pushing their
work forward.
The Lampasas Daily Globe will be issued
tomorrow by Charles Beall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

Tue singing of Nearer, My God, t
Thee" to the tune of "Robin Adair," at the
late postmaster-gencrals funeral, the latter
mir being n iayoritc one OF the decsased
suggests new cause for congratulation that
SECRETARY FoLoEn is better. The present
head OF the treasury department might be
partial to "Shoo.Fly," and Nearer, My
God, to Thee" would, of course have to be
sung as solo to that stirring air should the
socrcIarv din
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lr is authortatively reported that politi
clans OF both parties are striving industri
ously already to get around and the better
oil the civil service bill. II will prove an
unusually extraordinary bill If the politi.
clans do not succeed in beating ii. II is an
Intellectual and physical impossibility
nowadays to keep politicians and parties
from circumyenting any statute cutting
down patronage and the farming out of the
government offices,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-Dr, George
Buchanan, son of the famous bogus di.
ploma doctor, John Buchanan, was this
morning convicted OF having caused the
death of Elizabeth lIostein by a criminal
surgical operation, Motion was made for a
new trial.
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GALVESTON.
MIR. Leon Blum Departs for California
In Quest of ueaith-\n Extremely Dull
Week In business Circles. Etc

w SutNt W 'fVtitH-tn t4NtrNmNlN Dull
Week In business Circles, Etc
GALVESTON, March 3l,-[Special. Leon
Blum, who has been great sufferer TO,
several weeks with inhamatory rheumatism
left in u special coach this morning, via In,
Southern Pacific railway for California
lie was accompanied by Dr., w. y, Kelly,
as medical attendant, and Joseph A. Bum
as nurse. It's hoped by the friends of Mr.
lilum that he may find relief by m,
change,
Excavation began to-day Tor the new
building To be erected by the Galveston
News on Mechanic street, ADJOINING and
jus, west oi the Cotton exchange. Tho
building will be three stories high, pach
story having eighteen tcot in the clear, and
| to be fire proof throughout. II will have n
frontage Of 80 teet ON Mechanic street and 4
depth of lN feet, aud is to be ready for oc
cupancy by the LIST of November.
Real estate transfers filed for the weeh
amounted to Sti,Sp. lnterments Tor tho
week, q.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur
nished by the signal service, in conjunction
with the several railways of the state.
Max al.
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FORT WORTH,

Held In Standardization Excitement N,
Fever iicat-.-A Determined and suc,
ccssful suicide,
Foar WcRru, MarchSl.-lSpecial Mrs
Burchin was held in $500 TO answer m,
charge OF withholding sccohd class ma,ter
to the Federal grand Jury At Dallas, '''
John Archer Porter, ot houston ,oun,v
was robbed tonight Of SOS by two ma,
Of whom one was capt lred since M ~
circus. Heisa"hy" loo king chan, balm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

JuDdEJERE BLACK suggestion GCoNGEE,
OF Michigan, for the republican nomination
for the presidency has added immeasur.
ably to the old lawyers reputation as n
;nl,ar
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WACO.

EN'president Mirabeau H. Lamar Nephew
Die of Injuries Received at the Hands
OF IA Hack.drNer-united States Court
Conyenos Monday
Waco March 81 Special. IA, #.
Moreland died this morning of wounds in
iiicted by the hack.driSer, Bell, and the
coroners jury rendered verdict in accord.
ancc with the facts. Post norton cxamina.
ton showed that Bells knile penetrated
Morolands sknll aud entered several inches
into his brain. Bell gave GOO bond to-
day, aud was released. Moreland was a
young man of good family aud nephew
Of Mirabeau i. Lamar, third president OF
the republic of Texas.
United States district court meets here
on Monday with fair docket, civil and
criminal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

JEFFERSON DAVIS still comes to tho front
now and then, If he isn't citizen of the
country. He is to deliver tho address be.
fore the Southern Historical society at
Nashville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

The Pennsylvania legislature Is very
properly getting heavy lioks on all sides for
being too cowardly morally to eXpcl DUREs
at once without waiting for his resignation.
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n PEsNsYtTAETA paper thinks that the
circnsoa OF tho country were robbed of
clowns when the legislature of that state
Wna solentnh.
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Business during the week has been OK.
trcmely dull, and There are numerous ir.
tcrior merchants in the city seeking exten.
sion on their paper. held by whc,esalc
hnnuaa harn 'NNhN
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SUNDAY, ArRIL 4, 1883.

ALL FooLs DAY And as IQte void has
Increased in population since the LIST OF
April last, More Fools Day than ever
before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

A Troy, New York, publication, IN an
article on tho southern statcs, has the fol.
lowing ilattering notice of Texas "Texas,
the magnihcont-the empire state of tho
bcuth-with an area of S00oO0,oO0 of acres;
water surface $4,000 square miles; coast
limo of 100 miles and nine harbors; with her
untold coal fields, and iron, copper and salt
mines, her vast grazing pastures, covered
with herds of sheep and cattle; with her
cultivated acres, growing rank with cereals,
and her luxuriant cane, cotton and tobacco
iields-tho wonder OF tho behoder--she
could feed and clcthc the whole south, aud
then have dormant wealth enough within
her border to build another Babylon"
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TiIE complaints from GOVERNOR BUFFERS
enemies III Massachusetts grow louder and
more frequent with references to his oh.
senco from tho state; first In Washington
and then In New York to attend to his
tremendous law practice. The old man, II
is more than likely, will have to give up his
practice or lot LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR AMEs
run the BAY State on the most approved
republican methods, There is very little
practical outcome from what time the gov
crnor does spend at homo, as he and the
Legislature and all the other state officials
cannot agree anyway upon single measure.
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Tilr following from the Philadelphia
Times hits the nail directly on the head II
1t does involve the result of depriving dis.
tinguishod Texan OF good deal OF free adj
vertising ut is very well to have daily
bulletins concerning tho state of SECRETARY
FolaKr's health, but IL does seem that the
Associated Press might draw the line on
ocnLrRnr and only report about his salary
cvory third day, or ut most, every other
day. The reading public are not at all un.
reasonable in their demands, aud It is not
probable that serious complaint would 10.
suit II the policy suggested should be
adopted" suppose rest will be dc.
clared now, as tho Galveston statesman Is
TO gct his salary.
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| Cuticura ResolVent, the new blood puri
fer internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura
soap, the great skin cures, externally,
| clear the complexion cleanse the skin and scalp
| and purity the blood Of every species of itch.
| ing scaly pimply, scrOfulOus mercurial and can
| CeruuS humors, sores, ulcers, swellings, tumOrs,
! Assesses. blood pOiSOus, sCuryy salt rheum,
crysipolaS and all other torturing designations,
skin blemishes and humorS of childhood, when
| physicians, hospitals and all othermea fail.
Cuticura Kesoyent operates with energy
upon the bOWleS, liver, kidneys and pores of the
| skin, purifying the system of llhumors and dis
| eases arising from impure blood inherited weak.
| nQSSes and mercurial pOisOns.
Cuticura, Il medicinal je ~, clears on all eI.
| ternal evidences of blood, skin and scalp hui
| mors, eats away dead skin and flesh instantly
allays feelings and irriati MS softnesses sOothes
and heels Worth us weight in gold for any
Itching humOn, itching piles and delicate irrita-
| tons of either sex,
Cuticura Soap, fragrant with delicious flower
| odors and healing balsams, contains in modi
| lied form all the virtues of Cuticura, and is in.
dlspenSable IN treating skin diseases, iniantil,
and birth humors, rough chapped or greasy
skin, blackhoads and skin blemishes, and is nj
exquisite Skin BeautIier
Tho yuticura Remedies are the only real cura
tiveS for diseases OF the skin, scalp and blood
| and may be used from infancy to old age
PRICE: Cuticura Resolvent, Sl.O0 per bottle
Cullcura, bOo per box; large boxes, 81. Cutcu
RI Medicinal Toilet Soap 25c. Cuticura MediCi
nal Shaving Soap, l5c. sold everywhere.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY. Boston
ETrrTE CuRA SOAP Absolutely pure
NJ ID IL highly medicinal, Endorsed b,
physlelanS, preferred by the elite Sales, 1Ssl
s ~. U.s. l;O.N. 900 cakes Sold everywhere
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IItNIsON

Mysterious Murder of u Woman at Pilot
Point-Grsat Excitement rhereat->ignal
once Closed--Munioipal Election
DESlsoS, March al Special.l-A Pilot
Point last night woman, while walking on
the street with an escort, was shot and
killed by some one unknown. No cause is
known for the act, and no clue to The muir
derer. Great excitement was created, and
bOrhood.
The United States signal ofce was
closed to-day, the property packed Tor
shipment, and Observer Byram is awaiting
| orders.
The city election occurs Tuesday next.
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GENERAL ANDREW KruL, of Austin, died
ofcongcstivo chill March e6,isSS. lie was
born in Scotland January stn, 1918, came to
tho United States in his youth, and from
Mississippi to Texas in command of com.
pany Of volunteers in 1886, since which
time, covering period of forty seven years,
ho has heon an active, public-spirited and
useful citizen, distinguished for hospitality,
long prominent at the bar, and for thirty
years an cver-rcady, brave aud patriotic
defender of tho frontier against Indians and
MeSicans. More than once his blood was
shed Tor his country, and no wore the
chains and brcathed tho air of dungeons Ia
Mexican captivity. As husband, father
and kinsman he stood second to no man In
those affections which win and retain tho
heart. AS friend he was stcadIast and
sincere. lie loaves II devoted widow (nee
Miss JENNIE CnArnAsl, n little son and
daughter, numerous fond relatives by both
blood and marriage and longtime friends
scattered all over Texas, to mourn bis
deoIh and cherish his memory.
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s1Ail announcements Tor ofice must DO
paid In advance.
MAyoR-we are authorized TO ANNOUNCE
vi W. q. Veal as a candidate for Mayer
at the ensuing election, Tuesday. April 3, 1855
MAYoR-we are authorized 10 announce
WI General W. l.. Cabel as candidate for
Mayor NJ the ensuing election. Tuesday April
., 1855.
MAYOR-we are authorized to announce
wi Henry :, Fryay asa candidate for Mayor
III the ensuing April election. feb2stt
MAYoH-we are authorized TO announce
candidate for Mayor. IN favor Of improvements
and progression.
(t0UNCiLMAN-we are authorized to nn-
" nounce Mr. Pat Keefe as a candidate for
uopncilnAu in the First Ward lie wants Il dis
favor sewerage, street improvements aud every
other public work that viii promote the best in.
terests OF Dallas. MARI
C0UNClLMAN-We arc authorized TO au.
" n0unes Mr.. q. A. OH as candidate for
the oiiicc OF Councilman In tho Fourth Ward, nj
the ensuing April election. msr6u
(toUNClLMAN-Wo are authorized u an.
~ nounce Mr. W X. Wheelock as a candidate
for Councilman In the Third Ward OF the city
Election In April
(touNClLMAN-w arc authorized " an.
" Houncc Mr Frank NJ. Coc;rell rs n candit
date for Councilman IN tho First Ward Of the
city Election in April
roUNClLMAN-we are authorized 10 announce
" Mr. W, - Greenlaw as candidate for c0un.
Gilman OF the Second Ward al the ensuing April
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Announcements.

srAiI announcements Tor ofice must b
paid In advance
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C0UNClLMAN-We arc authorized TO au.
" nounce Mr.. g. A. OH as n candidate for
the otlicc OF Councilman In tho Fourth Ward, Mt
the ensuing April election. mar6f
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-05-23
Elk River Mills,
Headquarters for the E7iiIi1e
Public of Franklin and
Adjoining Counties.

These Mills lknown as Hinton Mills are
situated on Elk river, three miles north Of
Winchester, and three miles west OF D,cherd.
They are given up to have the BEST MA
CIllNERY Of any Custom Mills in the cour-
try. Having everything newly fitted mp from
wheels TO bolts, and having three runs on
wheat and one on corn, enables us to always
be up with our work, with plenty of water to
spare. You always get your grinding-no
waiting until Tomorrow. Our accommoda-
tions are equaled by no Mills in the country.
With Mr. VIM, NJ, Taft as miller, our Mills
turn out Flour and Meal excelled by none.
Onr merchant work is equal to that of any
Mill. Orders for Flour and Meal promptly
filled. We thank the public for a liberal
patronage since starting, and hope to be able
to merit more liberal one ms We do the work
BOGLE & DAVIS.
nov1-tianl
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places could and would be readily sup
piled, and when they are gone will re-
member the maxim, "Damnum absque
injuria," and sleep well. =,
| dou't know whether the "prolessor
had the authority he claimed or not.
Taking his entire statement, ] might
dismiss him under the rule "faIsum in
uno falsum in omnibus"
There are other provisions in the
charter to which might call attention.
but l have already drawn this letter toe
long. 1t suggests an examination Of
that paper upon which we plant our
selves, and We will not readily and
without resistance yield to the wishes oi
the meeting at the Baptist church II
Nashville, nor to the requests Of The
mcmorialists. Both strike us as rather
cool, il not very prcsumptuous.
| have submitted the question t.
Hon. b J. Lea, Acknowledgement
who fully concurs in my conclusions o
law. Respectfully,
+. TURKEY.
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Our Cash Argument
REV ARDED!

| Under our cash system we have, in three
months, been compelled to move to II larger
storc-housc and employ extra force in order
to meet the demands OF our trade.
We don't claim to sell all the goods that
are sold here, but we still say we will make
your friends treat YOU right. Even an enemy
is your friend ii he makes your friend treat
You right. Then how great friend must
your friend he who treats YOU right without
the making? Did you buy for 81 fourteen
pounds oi choice sugar, ten pounds of choice
coffee, or Al full weight domestic At &c, or
best prints at &c, before We put them down?
Suppose you permit Harry to 90 to your
smokc-housc and take one Of your most choice
hams every weck-how long will it be before
you would have to sell the remainder at dou.
bic its value to make good your loss? This
suits our case exactly. Harry comes every
day-(there arexnany Hairless Suppose
we load him down mot up with 10 pound
coffee and ll-pound sugar for 81. For 81 &?
Oh, no, hut for the promise Of 81, No, sir;
We can't stand it, but pass him over to our
ncighbors who take chances On all alike with
only one consolation-that is, if Harry don't
pay, Tom and Dick will.
We don't pretend to say all who ask for
credit will not pay. We admit that Tom and
Dick will pay, and that Harry will not.
We are always busy, and to save us we can't
know Harry from Tom and Dick. lie is as
good-ookiug, and more glib on the tongue.
Now to the point: Gentlemen, two-thirds of
you furnish the other onc-third all their lux
urics, &c. This loss don't fall ON Smith, Len.
chan, or Mr.. -, but the people foot the
whole bill.
We keep full line of Clothing, Gents
Goods, &C., also general stock of
merchandise, and pay the highest market
price for barter OF all kinds.
=. Il S. LENEIIAN,
Successors to Joe Lenchan.
Decherd, Tenn, Dec. 90, 1882. tse27- '83
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We yield much Of ourspacc this week
to two letters one from Judge =. Tur.
ney and the other from Professor Gard
ncr. the latter having been called forth
BY some personal illusions in the former
They both are the result Of the "bosh'
as to the removal of Mary Sharp Cor
Icgc from our town, and We are satisfied
that any i'll feeling apparent will be dis
sipaicd upon clear understanding Of
the matter n totO.
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FLEE 7

Have yon seen him? The best combined
saddle and harness horse that was ever in
Franklin county. Is the favorite at every
show. lie is the darling under the saddle,
and the Captain in harness. Can pace or trot
mile in less than three minutes. lie is 10
years old, full 10! hands high, dark bay,
black pointed and very heavy. Fleet was
sired by Halbrook; he by Clipper. Fleets
dam was by Long Island Black Hawk; he by
Davie Crockett, tine best Canadian horse in
Kentucky His style is excelled by none.
Stands at Elk River Mils,3 miles north Of
Winchester. Only SO by insurance. Come
and see. Bring your grinding, and see the
the finest horse in the country. His coltsgo,
"you bet" Don't miss this chance; will per-
haps be the last. so premium up.
April ll-2m J. h. DAVIS.
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The trial Of Hon Phil. b. Thompson
for killing Davis, the scdnccr Of his
wife, took place at lIarodaburg, ky',
and resulted in his acquittal. When
the verdict Of the jury was announced
there wa, shout, and men rushed for
ward to congratulate Mr.. Thompson
During the confusion the voice OF Nlr
Thompson was heard saying, "IhanI'
God, Kcntucky's wives can now be pro
tcctcd