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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-21
On Their Way to America.
The yTurfIer Trial

DUBLIN, April 20 The trial Of Timothy
Kelly, for compiIcity in the murder OF
Cavendish and Burke. was resumed this
morning. After calling few more wit
nesses, the Crown announced their case
closed,
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Anglers day OF the opening Of the trout sen-
son owing 10 the sunday laws. viii this year IN
Monday instead OF All Fools bay Iii. likely however,
that the sunday laws will be suspended on Long Island
Tomorrow by tho small army Of anglers who leave Ito
city to-day to urge the plant rod There Long
Island alon. about $50 trout ponds aud streams and
great catch Is anticipated.
At I.p the South Side Cb viii NEE. in force and such
fishermen as Mr.. James Bcnsari the President x tie
club. aud Mcssrs Charles Banks shepherd F Knapp.
John A. Lowry. Rowland Redmond, w X Vanderbilt.
James curphy q. II, Rrdmon. y. " Vanderbilt T..
q, de Luzr, Charles Fearing, samuel Shaw Herbert =.
Clarke Daniel wor.len ". S. webb and host Of ohe,
enthusiasts will cast the fly In the waters VI Ba Pond
West Pond. East Pond, ani the conn.tsout River
Mr.. George l.. Lorari will entertain IN. friends At
his wcllstockcd lake Mt Isp. md Mr August Belmont
President Arthur expected to try his luck nj The
pond Of Mr.. Austin corbin, near Babylon but "~inan
unforeseen events this expectation doome 10 dis
appointment Among the many clubs which are prepared
to receive members IL the SunolN 'iub nj Souli
Haven, near Yaphank
Among the places Of note on the island may ne namti
Green's River at IA, tilr the preserve ~ Nr rlHr|'
y. Imhris Mr. ". Floyd Jonrs's pond nj oyster Bnr;
the Reel and Petit ponds BABY lon where Nr ROYAL
Phelps expects to fsh; Seanens pond nj llsr"''i.
stlenworth's at Islp Carmhnsa Al AriinNill- buk'rs
pond vt NOyac. Mburns pond at Hampstead, '""H ana
Smiths ponds nj bay Shore, Voucher pond fhtu'hs
pond At MAspeth, Chapman pond at RosIl o. po0-A'
pond AT Huntington and Wills, Robinson, aii No'iA
pon,ls, Ncwhridgs Greek nj Babylon Fo.t'r. if"H A.
Sayyiile Swan Creek Patchogue Cedar creek hn'i'
wiu-Nillc the SisseQuogup River at >uith-t"wn ah ~
Locust Valley aud Little Neck.
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THE Late DUKE Of OSSUNA'S AIBRaRY
An Unrivalled Collection Of Hare Docks aud
Manuscripts.

MADRID. Feb. 26,,-The Spanish press are
discussing the eypcdlency Of APP ealing to the
Sats 19r funds to ,p% prsnase Of
tainly, any country would like to retain. es-
hcclnlly when already such powerful compe,-
apd tho British Museum authorities are on tho
abort. The Demidofr collection Mt Florence, the
Ashhurnham and Hamilton collections in Eng.
land did not contain 50 many and such rare
treasures rs the unrivalied curiosites OF book
Ioro ana historical data WHICH are being ,cata.
Ossuna. "
, This wealthy peer at one time possessed II
France, and at least over n dozen proyinrSs OF
the Peninsula. He was the ownor ii more than
thirty as sSer S' onS e Of With iIss earn
ried with 1t the coveted right OF remaining COW
cred In the presence Of royalty. besides a dozen
cnrl!pmS. marlulSatcs, and baronies brought
into the houses OF Ossunn and del IniantaIo
~ intermarriaess extending over 600 years
houses Aba H Msd fssp CSs w Msa IN"
sldon!ai FernHn Nunez. the oldest Of, tho peer
Granada and it is difficult to imagine the
treasures 9f art and historical loro that these
srTfS he tnS nann Yet preserve n sEsin NM
more ntSnrestHs than The paintings tho noble
objects OF art. china. and plate in the many res,
i nnI OF the nobleman. whose ,cxtrayHgnnce
Of sssa WSon even The
sad9r to " E s ' Mi hhs o Anas
wealth. formerly amounted to eleven millions
S sterling ana When he borrowed money the
Cssuna bonds were quoted al par on the mar
ket oven up to few days b"forc his death.
Among the most curious spscimsns in his
plays OF Lope di Vega. several of Cal,isrou and
OF Moreto. and tho only extant Of Querido. The
catalogue will contain tho CORRESPONDENCE 81
the Mnrluesses OF Santillana and Of Villona.
the latter famous ~ the founder OF the spanisl,
Heubens. q Code OF AIionzo XII. the Missai OF
Cardinal Cisneros. an autograph OF Bnrtho-
l0mew OF Las Casas. and n copy Of the Diary OF
Among four Thousand mapuscrlpts is the au-
thentic text OF the ltoman de- Ia Rose for which
Germany Offers four thousand pounds.
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Charley Chick. n veteran lnnd locker am.
woolsmnii Residing at Baldwin MIsh WN' Hu' "nA ~
in town 10 =. accom- panied uitls Poo b- Iut NW VIZ
rier. Hearing his dog barking fnron' at -lU'''h;
10 inv"s'Ynt. the cause ~ the rIHt Ms '.s .t,,
brought Ia hay very large buck deer i' cruz '
snow strong enough tp hoA Tie ~ ; ma ~ -
deer and they were having liv"h TN" 'fr w,
ing to k the animal nj TIM season 80 l' year W. .'
on a limb from y iry h"ullnck auI ,'rt 'N, W.
three times and innir INN loosen his A"f VI H,- ~.
ing \ solid hold ~ tn. luck y" ,"tt'f '1' -
luoseicd his grip than The ungrAtt 'ul I''T i".'
Chck with gr-n, fury Hnd lpalr Nee rh3'-f
upon him. II. WA nrincl wirh hHunn4 ne ~,
Nover. lie determined tu run, tu me- - '"' IN
why upon his sn"w'hO,s TINT a." 'iTn-'I , ,b,
overlook him, Ia the niHut The lie" i"l ~" 1ts
rawhlde network ot tn" snow shoe An ~. ,.',
dog came to the Uf The mater ann I'I 80
was badly mixed up mesH NJ man u's MT, ,,.
FINALLY getting his foot tree from the hnh'u u s.,i
Chick drew his revolver aud pas hnIi ~ '.I.
The next inst nut the buck kuorh, h'i ""n 4, io.
vigorous trurt Ia stamp HIM under y 10 80" t,I,rE
s'tZsd the deer ana that Aninrl iurnrI u ~ 't H.,
hal lost his revolver IN The nnsiaughi' Frt'" u,.
again turned To Chick he had inir Ia ara" hs I'D
long hndcd dirk. This time he srsi rn ,nv Nh F. h,
hung on 10 his head and meek WIN one III .",, .,I
Piled the knfc with the other Nhht Sue,
ihg the buck chick arrived home ~ n 'a''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-01

A well-known morchan, tailor VINO" ilnn,,I n
business is on Liberty street -u,rr''t' U rl A, ap.
business IL was thirty years or more W. ' =. ma
the stock wore M rBo back swallow h.l '''. ~
then going out ut fashion They Mtlt W', 1f,,f
theatrical ngr,t dr"prri into the store one az .l rr.
IL. cost az nnHIuy tNtuI, dress ,rNi, to- 7h a., -
xnui,rtinn The merchant b,ihuUght hn 81 ~ -
storci away lni IN i"iutlr d''t'-rl 81, snl MN
The news s,reai among the til.nlrt ~ p"op' A q
IA In. next tNp ,rut. FULLY lpl uhir "Flt .,,,,.,at.
Twenty wears have ul--' Hni IT IA" uFi nv ,,. u,t
deemed almost ,thl..s, hut ~ remain thu MA
chant has reapeh quite harvest NrstN -, sled
strel oryani1ai on Nhutu; ~, NV DC, ggsI
h,r stage " nrirohrs fron the Ito i az 'ls' ~,
To grace ihs society g.utlensu VI thii! years -"
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

for the South Side man, who was going to come in this afternoon to whip us. He can wait" Neimsn looked at the man who wanted to fight and said to Mike, ''No, you must make one for this man. The South Side man will be here at 4 o'clock and I make it a point never to disappoint man." Say, says Neiman, turning to the man who had come for fight, couldn't you get along without fight till Saturday We are little crowded now," and Neiman rested his cane on the coffin box. The man said, come to to think Of 1t he didn't want to fight anyhow, but be did think that that article in the paper was confounded mean. "Of course" says Neiman. Of course," says Kraus, and the mad man walked down street, the undertaken went in his store and the editor and manager winked at each other and went to work as though nothing had hsppened.-Peck's Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
Had Heard of 1t.

There was a small crowd in front of the Western Unlon telegraph office in Detrolt the other morning seeking any new information about the strike of the operators, when { man who seemed considerably excited pushed his way in and called out:
 "Can anybody here give me a little information"
 "What IS it?" asked one.
 "I'd like to know what this thing is. Have they torn down the tele' graph wires"
 "Oh, no. It is simply strike"
 "Who has been struck? Who struck him? What for?"
 All the telegraph operators have struck for higher wages"
 "Ah! begin to see. He wants higher wages, eh?"
 "Yes sir, ana the Western Union company"
 Who's he?"
 "Why, the company owning the lines"
 "Ah! Yes. I never inquired into the matter, but I presume you are right"
 "The company refuses to meet the demand"
 "He does, eh? That's it eh? Well, 1 declarel Then it must have been this thing tue na.e were referring to?"
 "Yes, sir"
 "And the boys want higher wages?"
 Yes"
 And the company won't pay?"
 ''It hasn't yet"
 And if I should want to telegraph my brother down in Ohio I couldn't do it?"
 "No."
 "Well, 1 declare! But isn't that odd? The old woman won't believe it with my hand on the Bible. I'm very much obleeged to all of you. If I'd happen to have diopped into some blacksmith shop, it's ten to one if they wouldn't have given me the news all mixed up. Let's see, Iele- graph-strike-more wages-West- ern Union-brother in Ohio-eom- pany won't pay. I g.ess I can remember that. Good-day, gentle men"
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

Judge Hoadly of Ohio, was very wrothy when Governor Foster made the statement that his nomination. cost him $5O,0OO, and called on Eos ter for his authority for making such statement, at the same time infimat- ing that he would clear his skirts of the baseless charge. Governor Eos ter promptly furnished the name of tbs author, But Judge Hoadly has not yet done anything towards mak ing his words good, nor is it likely that he will. lt is one of those things which YiIl not baar stirring up. and placSe the Judge in an up fortunate predicament.-Tucson Clti zen
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
Dr. SPINNEY. NO. Il KEARNY STREET.
YOUNG MEN
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases

NOt NtE MEN
 Who may be suffering from the effaots O youthful foIheS or IndIseretipA will do vel to avail themselves q thIs, tho greatest boo1 ever laia ,.E tEe altar of suffering humanity Dr. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit $50, for every case of Seminal Weakness or prf vtte disease Of any kind or character whicl he undertakes and fails td cure.
 HsgkeDEsE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to six ty who are troubled with too fraqcent evac uatio1s of the bladder, oftan accompanied by a slight slnartipg or burning sensation and weakening of inc system in manner the patient cannot account for. On eyamin. ing the urin3ry deposits a rqpy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albdmeu will appe1r. or the CO., Tor will be of a thin milkish hue. again ohaneing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are many men who die of this difficult ty. ignorant of the oausa. which IS the sec ond stage oI seminal weakniss. Dr. s. will guarantee a perfect cure i'll all such Gases. and healthy restoration of the genito-urir ary organs,
 Cdioa Hnurs-l0 to and 6 to 8. Sundays from 70 to Il A E. Consultation free. Tho r,U.h ex1mju ton aud advice,S5.
 Gall or address
 z3zs Sz'ENNEY EE co. de3ltf NJ. II Ketrny St. s n Francisco.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
The Ten Commandments.

The editorial profession, it Is un- dersteod, intends to adopt the fol- lowing code as the Ten Command ments of the craft:
 l. Enter the office softly.
 2. Set down quietly.
 3. Subscribe for the paper.
 4. Don't touch the type.
 5. Engage ip no controversy.
 6. Don't smoke.
 2. Keep away from the desk.
 8, Don't talk to the printers.
 Q, Hands off everything.
 10 Eyes off the manuscript.
 In addition to ihe above Jaws, which are to be regarded as being immutable as those Of the Medes and Persians, the following extra rules are given: Boys will keep their hands ip their pockets. Ladies will smile on everybody but the "devil." !" Loafers will turn about and leave az soon as they have found out what kind of place they have happened into. and everybody will see that the paper is plentifully stocked with paying advertisements.
 The last clause is to be particular ly observed, as it is really the eleventh commandment.-Prescott Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

There was recently discovered in a coal mine in France, a cavern, in which wele the petrifed remains of four human beings. in an excellent state of preservation-a man, two women and child. The man meas ured seven feet, the women six feet, ard the child about four. In an other cavern were found 8 number of other bodies of similar size; also curious implements, precious stones' etc. On the walls were drawings and strange hieroglyphics. This discovery, says the London Lancet Is one of the most remarkable that has yet been made, as it proves that prehistoric man is anything but a myth.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
A White Mothers Black Child.

A Milwaukee dispatch says: Fred erick Berger, who lives on Seven teenth street, near Sherman, came to this city about fourteen months ago, leaving his wife at home in Chicago. Three months ago he secured work, and returning to Chi cago, he moved his family, consisting of wife and child 2 years old, to a pleasant little cottage on Seventeenth street. Six weeks later child was born, which the father was astounded to discover was perfectly black, with thick lips and closely curling black hair, and Berger immediately jumped to the conclusion that there had been 8 misdeal. He commenced g suit for divorce in the Circuit Court snd the case will have 8 hearing at the next term.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

Fools and children tell the truth, it is sald, and to illustrate we wifi give you the story nf Bishop Wurtz burg and the little shepard boy of whom he asked: What are you do ing my lad" Tending swine" "''How much do you get!" "One forin a week" Il am also shepard, con tinued the bishop, "but 1 have 6 much larger salary" That may all be. but then, suppose, you haye more swine under your care," inno- gently replied the boy.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
The Great

LE R1cgA US GoLDEE EALaAM No. Cure Cb9u3res, first and second sta. es; sores 0, the legs and hdY; Sgp i;litio Gat rrh Disc }sed S. lip and all primary forms ,- the dise tse. Prloa Ss5.00 per bottle Lr RIoFAUs' Goy7EN BALsAM No ? Cure Tertisrv. M=rJaTi 1. SyphlitIc thano. tsn. Pains Il the Bones Ilicap4tad Thro Syplnhtia Ra sil, Lump. eta.. and orc olt 6 Fl d s6aS"S frJ the SYS sen. e tn used bv b .d tre }tmsnt or b7sa Yf Gqry. le ving le blo bd pare and h. '.. Price s 00 pr D title, IF RIoHAUs' GOLDEN SPAveqt ANTIDOrE 1. the cura of lJrrhosl Giest, etc. Price 92.59 per bortle.
 LIE RIcHsU5' GOLDEN SPANIsE INJECTION. ]; " ssh fir Ire of Glpet Structures. piseas. of tEe Urethrl and Bladder, etc. Prio S1,E9 per bctt'e.
 IF RIoukus GOLDEN OINTMENT for the ef fectve h9aliag If Syphilitic Sores an. EruPtios. Price, S1 00 per bottle. Also lgeH for LE R.cHAus' GoLDvN PILIs for wea ness. loss Of physical powers, au. Sij-df~sfssss arising from abuse and eXGess or ovaFr 4l. Price S3.0O per box. Sent eyS Yvhere, c. 0, D, securely pa ol,e6 per EtrTe9s.
 q. F. fsEC-s agssIS GS co. Agents,
 42f & 449 S5nsOne street, cor. Clay,
 San Francisco, Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
An Editorial Box.

The office of the Milwaukee Jour nal Is next door to an undertaker's establishment, and there is usually a cothn box or two on the sidewalk waiting to be used. It is related that 8 man came to the Journal office to have fuss with the editor over something that had been said in the paper, and he was pretty mad when he sccosted the general business manager, Mike Kraus. He spoke of desiring blood, and expressed a de- sire to gallop all over the manly frame of the editor, and offered to chew reporter. Mr Krsus stood in the door, and pointing to the box on thesldewalk he said: How would that ntyou? 1t may be little short, but we have larger ones," and calling the undertaken, who was on the side walk, Krsus said: Measure th;s man. please" The undertaken took ont a tape-line and came forward, and the man with the hot box, who was being
 measured for 8 cold box, began to feel small. Just then the edItor, Nei- man camedown stairs, and Mike said |: t'gee here Neiman, here is a man in a hurry to whip somebody, and I don't know. but you will have to let ne have me that coffin that was made
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

See that pretty blrdl Hear it sing! Let's catch it and put it in a cage," and he got up and dragged the unwilling boy after him.
 Pretty bird! pretty bird!" he said, as he patted the clock.
 Then the boy broke away with an awful yell. knocking the clock down in bis terror, and yelling "Ma! mal pas got the iims again. ."-Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

It seems to me I can best lay this ghost of our animal origin by draw ing attention 10 the fact that the swinging of any part that IS suffl- ciently free may be used by steady
 ing the body Tn walking. In man the arms are used, because most movable, but in lower animals the head is most often used. The domes-
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
The Power of Water.

The properties of water are only partially understood by those who have seen 1t under high pressure. The Virginia City Water Company get theIr supply from Marlette Lake, on the Tahoe side of the mountain. They get it through by long tunnel and are then on the crest of high noun
 tain opposite Mount Davidson, with Washoe valley between. To crosR this valley by a Hume would be al most impossible, so the water Is car
 ried down the mountain side to the bottom and crosses under the Vir- ginia and Truckee railroad track, on the divide between Washoe and Eagle valleys, then up again to the required height in iron pipes. The depression created in the line of car- xlage Is 1,720 feet, and the pressure on the pipes is 800 pounds to the square inch One pipe is II inches ;n diameter, and is quarter inch iron, lap welded and Is feet long, with screw joints. There is little trouble from it, bat the other. which IS F iuches in dianeter, and Is riveted pipe, makes more or less trouble all the time. The pipe is laid with the seam down, ard whenever 8 crack is made by the frost or sun Warping 1t, or from any other cause, the stream pours forth with tremendous force.
 If the joint is broken open, of course the whole stream Is loose and goes tearing down the mountain, but usually the escape is very small. The break last week was less than Gve-eIghths Of an inch h diameter, and yet the water ip the Hume was lowered an inch and a half by it, and the pressure went down 15 or 20 pounds. Captain OVerton says that 50'inches of water went through it. It has been probably a year in cut ting out, and was made by B little stream hardly visible to the naked eye, that escaped through a joint and struck the pipe two or three feOt of. eating away the iron until the pressure inside broke it through, WheE such a break occurs the noIse can be heard for half q mile, aud the earth shakes for hundreds of feet around. A break the size of knit ting needle will cut hole in pipe in half an hour. Such breaks Rfe re- paired by putting band around the pipe, pouring iu melted lead and tamping it in. Such 8 stream bores through rock like a sand blast. The hyiug water is as hard as iron, and
 feels rough like a file to the touch. 1t IS impossible to turn it with the hand, as 1t tears the feeh of the bones, and If the fingers are stuck into the stream. with the point up, the nails are instantly turned back, and sometimes torn loose from the Aesh.-Reno Gazette.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

The consolidation of tue Grant and Omaha smelling companies is cal culated to have beneficial effect on mining in general. Instead of build ing up a gigantic monopoly that can buy and treat ore at its own price the effect will be only to establish a concern that can compete with the Argo and other extensive works Anything that will give the miner 6 Letter price for his ore and more ready facilities for treatment, ought to be welcomed with delight through out the camps of the whole Rock! Mountain section.-Mocky MorI- tain Mining Review.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

A dentist in Pittsburg has discov cred that river water causes the teeth to decay and crumble, and four Iifths of the adult male ppppla- tion have petitiQned tAe distillers and liquor dealers of the place to stop mixing the injurious stuff with their whiskey.--Aorristown Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

tic fowl moves the head back and forth alternately with the movement of the legs; horse moves the head up and down and the COW moves the nose back and forth. Are these movements ghosts of a former real walking with the head?-Joseph Le Conte in Science.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
Mesmerism.

"What is mesmerism7" asked Poot's little boy.
 "Mesmerism, son, is the-well- let's see, how can I make you under stgnd?-it Is the--where's your die tionary? But no. never mind. I'll explain it in another way" and then Poots. who thinks he has remarks- ply powerful mind. undertook to exert mesmeric influence on his son.
 Fixing his eyes on his son in way that made the boy shrdder, he said, as he pointed at the clock:
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
NOTICE-COCNTY LICENSE.

Under the law passed by the late legislature all persons engaging in the saloon or any other business without first procuring license are subject to a heavy fine or imprlson- ment, Hereafter all licenses must be procured from ma at my office in the Court House at Mineral Park.
 ROBERT SHEEN,
 Sheriff.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
Dr. Liebig

70 called lncCIaDle diseases. Ur. L ebig's German InYlGuratCf lS positively guaranteed 10 cure nervous and physical debility. sem- maj weakness lost in InhUOd. sperm atorrbe loss of energy. ring ng and dizziness Ill the uedd. nelsLGlUlla, hopeless feelinos prOsta- .OrrNe !. ar q al tue results of youthful im- ,ruCenGa oLd eXcesaes of mature years. The Duc.ut d re, uiHr Gul!e 6 physician from 1ur IJe WIii agree tu forfeit one thousand dollars Iqr ;t O,so the JnvlgOrator will not :ure unGer speoIlt trertment and advice.
 ILe reason 50 many 6 m not get cured of yeakneSs and the above diseqses is owing t.,
 cOmD catlII, called PTOataturrhea, which requ,res peou jar tretsment,
 DT. Llenlg'5 lIivlgoratur No. is the only ,'osltlve cure for prost1tOrrhea. Price of either InvlgolHtor, $2 per bottie:sx fur ; IO. -ent to any address on receipt of prce. or :. 0. D. Responsible persoI c Ii DIV when cured. Striutest Secrecy M.Irtaiied Patients cured at homc. Ir. Liebic Dis, penoaiy has an Elegant Drug Store la it's ouilding.
 Too frequent evacuation of the Bladder anu R'ry Sediment III urine are symptoIns of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Prs tat''rrhe2. Complaints readily yield to the pr. Llebig Ire ttment.
 Ordniiry Cases-Any recent case of special or pr-vate diseases cured for $I0. Rene de6 sufficient to cure will be promptly sent with full directions and advice, on reoaipt cf S10 All packages are securely covered from observ ron,
 Inyieurat0r Samples Free.
 To prove the wonderful power of the great German Invig"rator $2 bottle of ether number " Il be sent free of charge Per sons ordering free bottle will only have to ? V express .re on deliverys
 Most powerful Electric Belts free to pa tientS. Consult tion, eXamina tio Il and ad, vice free nd 'ivate Call or write,
 DR. LIEElG & CO.,, 400 Taary St, Private Entrance ta1 Mason St S F.. Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
A Perplexed Juror.

A negro man was sworn in upon the jury in larceny case. He looked very dejected and as soon as possi' ble slunk away into a corner of the jury division and hid his face from view. Presently the Judge had oc
 casion to address the sable juryman and, after repeated attempts to at tract his attention, had him punched In the side. The juryman arose. Do you know what you are here for?" demanded the Judge with severity. Fore de Lord, boss, l ain't done nutfia." ''don't you know what this is2" "Somehow l do dis recollect." said the darky. scratching his head. Well" exclaimed the Judge, tits the case where the two men are accused with stealing the two bales of cotton" Il didn't steal um" was the excited reply of the thoroughly bewildered negro. The Judge explained the matter ahd the trial proceeded.-Mobile Register.