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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN,
from tIyr-Fsostou GlobeI

The above Is good likeness Of Mrs Iydia ,. PiDS.
ham, OF Lynn Mass, who above all other hurnsn bsy,
may be truthfuy called the sar Friend Of yvon,,7
es OF her correspondents love % eSll her She
Is zeatCssiy devoted to her work. which is the os.o,
Of Hfe-sta1y; 4Iid Is obliged to- Keep six issy
assistants to help hsF Sswerthe large correspondent,
which daily pours in upon het, each beazng its sre,rI
burden Of suffering, or joy a5 release FROM T. Ha-
Vegetable Compound is medicine IL good md roe
eTil purposes have personally invest csSsd i ana
am satisfied Of the truth OF this
On account Of it1 proven merits i5 f. recommended
md prescribed BY the best physicians in the country
One says: htt works ike a charm And saves much
pain II wiz care entirely the worst sorm ot falling
OF the uterus, LeucorFh~a, irregular and painful
Meas.rua,.o- all Ovarian Trou6les Inflammation nnI
liberation FloodinGs, all DisplaccneG's and The cor
ssolens spinal Weakness and is especially 7dlpted e,
the Change OF Liss."
1t parneates every portion Of tAe system and -vs,
new life and vigor. It removes fa:HsHess E,t,lsnrv
destroys all craving for stinulanty and tei,rcs ve7
nssS Of the stomach. 1t cures Boating H.asgs-bN5
Nervous Prostraton, General Debility Slaeplrs4g.os
Oppression and indigestion. That feeling OF BelriuF
down, causing pain, weight and backachc IS alY,v,
permanently cured by its use. Il viii al all times and
under all circumstances, net In harmony with htbeI,w
that governs the female system.
Itcosrs only ST. per bottle six Tor s. and sold by
druggists ANY advice required as 70 spceio cacs and
the names OF many who have bCan tore, tp y5eca
health by the OF the YeeetaJl, ConpoErl can ~
obtained undressing 1Irs P, with stamp FOR reply.
at her home IN Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either ser ccupoundt,
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs. Pinkham's Liver Pills. says one writer "ars
the best IN the Irorld for the cure Of Constipation
Biliousness and Torpidity Of the liver Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
Al must respect her an Angel Of Mercy whose sole
ambition Is to do good to others
Philadelphia. Pa. Cd Mrs ND
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VISIT TO A HAREM.
what the wife of New York Minister
Saw I'm One.

Saw I'm One.
The ladies OF the literary society Of
the Madison Avenue Congregational
church, New York, listened in the
church lecture room to a description
bv Mrs. John p. Newman, the wife of
the clergyman, of her visit to the
harem of the pasha of Hillah, Baby
Ion. Mrs. Newman's visit was made
ten years ago, when she was travelling
with her husband, who was not -1Ge.4r
mitted to accompany hensf,,SS1+o the in.
The bee., 1883-06-02

The ancients were acquainted with the vir-
tues of Petroleum. Herodotus refers to it
and speaks of wells being found in Zante.
Nowadays everybody has heard of it through
Carboline, the great natural Hair RestOrer.
The bee., 1883-06-02

Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia,
hysteria and all kindred complaints, will find
without rival Browns Iron Bitters.
The bee., 1883-06-02

In answer to the question, "What is fame p
four letters, and that is about all it is.
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Father Is Getting Well.

My daughters saSl
allow much better father is since hs used
Hop Bitters."
"He is getting well after his long suffering
from disease declared incurable."
And we are so glad that he used your
Bitters,"-A LADY of Utica, N Y
The bee., 1883-06-02

,-!Some one has been swindling actors in
New York. The man vino would swindle an
actor is almost as mean as the man who
would take advantage of an editor.
The bee., 1883-06-02

It is said that buttons with the photograph
of a different admirer cast on each are worn
by some bellies.
The bee., 1883-06-02

1t is estimated that the pawnbrokers o
New York collectively have fully S20, ,0O
of PLEDGES in their possession.
The bee., 1883-06-02

Fort STEVENSON, Oak. Ter.-Rev. James
McCarty says: "Br.wn's Iron Bitters cured
me of severe dyspepsia"
The bee., 1883-06-02

Pierce's pleasant Purgative Pillets" are
preyentives OF constipation. Inclosed in
glass bottles, always fresh. BY all druggists.
The bee., 1883-06-02

PENNINGTON, nl.-Dr. NJ. T. Gamble says:
81 prescribe Browns Iron Bitters in my
practice, and it gives satisfaction"
The bee., 1883-06-02

GnstrIne.
The increasing demand for this prepara-
ton as household remedy for indigestion
and dyspepsia is sufficient proof of its efficacy.
The bee., 1883-06-02

"Dear" means beloved, also expensive
How often the two meanings are combined
in one woman!
The bee., 1883-06-02

There has never
been an instance in
which this sterling
invigorant and anti
febrile medicine has
failed to ward of
tie complaint, when
taken duly as a pro-
lection against mG-
laria. Hundreds OF
physicians 5 have
abandoned all the
Offcinal specifics. and
now prescribe this
harmless vegetable
tonic for chills and
fever, as well as dys-
pei sia and nervous
affections. HOstet-
ters Bitters is the
specific You need.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
The bee., 1883-06-02

Rough on Rats Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip.
munks, gophers, 15c.
The bee., 1883-06-02
VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.

K. '. Pierce, NJ. D, Buffalo, n. VI
had a serious diease of the lungs, and
was for time confined to my bed and under
the care of physician. His prescriptions
did not help me. | grew worse, coughing
very severely. I commenced taking your
Golden Medical Discovery" and it cured
me. Yours respectfully,
JUDITH BURDETT, Hillsdale, Mich.
The bee., 1883-06-02

The United States uses 75,000,OW
pounds of tea year.
The bee., 1883-06-02
The Conflict fthe Race.

:, Little troubles wear out the heart, even as
the minute pebbles cut the sole of the shoe,
The bee., 1883-06-02

Skinny Men.
Wells Health Renewer restores health,
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Debility 81
The bee., 1883-06-02

Why don't you use St. Patrick's Salye'
Try it. Use it. 25c at all druggists.
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fsustriuf

Heavy stomachs bilious conditions--Wells'
MayApplePills -antibiiious, ,cathartic. 10 &c
The bee., 1883-06-02

Nothing is uglier than crooked boots
straighten them with Lyons Heel Stiffeners
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UNIVERSAL TESTIMONY
IN FAVOR OF
"KIDNEY-WORT."

/
EASE. LIVER TROUBLES. MALARIA.
CONSTIPATION. PILES. LADIES
WEAKNESSES, AND
RHEUMATISM
TERRIBLE KIDNEY DISEASE.
''Mrs Hodges says sannOt too highly praise kiroY
Wort" says Mr.. Sam Hodges. WilIiamstoyn, W Va.
"H cured my terrible kidney dssHss. Ny vito had to
turn ms over in the bed. before using H."
SEyERE KIDNEY DISEASE.
I vas entirely cured" recently said Mr. ~ Burdick
OF the GhcOpee Box Co., Springfield, Mass. 'Ot
severe kidney disease by using KidneyWort."
COULD NOT WORH BEFORE.
''Pve had pains since 1 c,rrsd bF KduoT.
Wort" said Mr.. JAS @. Hurd. OF the Chicopgs Bos
Co., Springfield Mass - I couldn't work before usirs
It, So great were my kidney difficulties"
KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLES.
Several doctors faled. writes n. Sleepy Arechsny
City Pa "but Kidney Tort cured my kidney and liver
troubles of two years standing"
KIDNEY COMPLAINT AND DIABETES.
''For siI years" says Engineer W. H. Thompson, u
@. NJ. st. Pall r. R. ''I had kidney complaints ard
diabetes. Kidney-WOrt has entirely cured me-"
1T HAS DONE WONDERS.
''I can recommend Kidneywort to ali the world
writes j. K. Bingamon Crestlinc, o. en- has 9ap.
seoadsrs for and many others troubled with Kidney
and liver disorders"
CCnytipasIOn, Piles and Rheumatism.
"I have found in my practice that Constipation ant
Piles in all FORMS we'll Rheumatic affections yield
readily TO Kidney Wort. Philip G.. BJlIou. W. D..
Monkton, Vt.
PILES SIXTEEN YEARS.
kidney Wort is Amediens Of priceless value. Ihst
Piles for sixteen consecutive vsaIA 1t cured me-
Nelson Fairchilds, st. Albans, VT.
GRAVEL, PERMANENT RELIEF.
81 hays used Kdnsy-W for gravel. recently wrot1
"a m n
permanent relicfb
TWENTY YEARS. KIDNEY DISEASE
~ had kidney disease for twenty years. writes C. r.
Brown, of WtstpCrt, N. Y 81 could scarcely w~lk,
and could no woA devouty thank God that kidney.
Wort has entirely cured me-"
A GREAT BLESSING for RnEU UMATISlT.
cit is, thanks to kind Providence. great temporal
bessing u truly refiaFks VIM Ellis Of Evans, Colorado
The gentleman referred to Kidney Wort and smhzics
curative properties in Of rheumatism and hidnsI
| trouble.
RHEUMATISM on THE BENCH.
A priceless jewel. j. G. Jewell, a Judge at Wood
bury VI, says: "Kidnay-WOr cured my rheumatism
| Nothing siss ROdld DOLL
/ PILES.
From Nantucket, Mass. Mr. VIM ri. ChndTch
writss: Kidney Wort ,eorks promptly and .''Hfy IN
| cases of Pilss we'll kidney troubles Itsa rryst
excellent medicine
The bee., 1883-06-02

Between disease and health is often brief and fatal
1t Is better to be provided with cheap and simple
remedies for such common disorders as cougbs
coid etc. than torun the risk Of contracting fatal
disease through neglect DR.. VIM. Halls Balsau il
asuFe and safe remedy for all diseases Of the lungs
and chest If taken in season it is certain to cure
ana may save you from that terrible disease Con-
sumption. Ii mas been known and used for many
years IN America and it is no exaggeration 10 saw
that is the best remedy in the world for Coupbs
etc. ASK for DR.. VIM Halls Basaln for the Lungs
and take no other.i Sold by allsDruggists.
The bee., 1883-06-02
GOLD and SILVER PAINT.

Bronze Paint. Artists Black.
For gliding Fancy Baskets, Frames, Lamp
Chandeliers, and for all kinds Of ornamental "oln
Equal 70 any Of the high priced kinds ana ou1
1octs package at the druggists, or post-pa IT,.
MILLS RICHARDSON 4 CO., BnrlinRton,N W
The bee., 1883-06-02

Ayoung man in Boston GALES h sweet
heart "Rare Opportunity because she is wor-
thy of being embraced.
The bee., 1883-06-02
THE GREAT SPECIFIC FOR KIDNEY DIS,
EASE. LIVER TROUBLES. MALARIA.
CONSTIPATION. PILES. LADIES'
WEAKNESSES, AND
RHEUMATISM.
TFRHtR1F Kidney DISEASE.

''Mrs. Hodges says sanuOt too hishlyprase KidrNF
Wort" says Mr.. Sam Hodges. WilIiamstovn. VI. Va
"R cured my terrible kidney d.seHss Ny vito hTdto
turn ms over in the bed before using Ii. -
The bee., 1883-06-02
KIDNEY AND LIVER

''Pve had no pains since 1 was cured bF Kiduor.
Wort" said Mr. JAS @. Hurd. Of ths Chcopgs Bos
Co.. Springfield Mass % 1 couldn't work before usgs
IT, So great were my kidney difficulties
The bee., 1883-06-02

COULD NOT WORH BEFORE.

'I vas entirely cured recently said Mr. N. Burdick,
OF the Ghicopse Box Co., Springfield, Mass. 'Ot
severe kidney disease by using Kidney Wort"
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RHETlIATIslI On TnE BENCn.

A priceless Jewel. J. G. JeWeII, Judge az Won
bury, VI, says "'Kidney.Wort cured my rheumatism
Nothing slss ROHld dol
The bee., 1883-06-02

From Nantucket, Mass. Mr. Vim. RI. Chndnef
writss: 'Kdney- Wort ,rorF promptly and c'i'rfyt
eases Of Pss a. we'll as kidney troubles. hsa rust
excellent medicine
The bee., 1883-06-02

A GREAT blessing; for RHEUMATISM
cit is thanks to kind Providence. great temporal
bissstng truly reiaFks VIM Ellis, of Evans Colorado
The gentleman referred to Kidney Wort and smAgcsl
curative properties in Of rheumatism and hlneI
The bee., 1883-06-02

81 hays used Kidney. Wort for gravel Recently wrot1
Jas r. Resd. ~ North Acton, Me-, "aRd 81 gdr' ms
,.rr,on.nf r.J;.f
The bee., 1883-06-02

Kidney Wort is medicine of priceless value lhs1
Piles for sixteen consecutive vsaE It cured mo-
Nelson Falrchilds, st. Adams VT.
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~ had kidney disease for twenty years writes C. r.
Brown, of wtstpcrt, N. Y. ''I could scarcely w4lk,
and could no wof devoutly thank God that Kidney.
Wort has sntiTeEy cured me-"
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FOREIGN aoTss.

Cetewayo's son was killed with bis father
in the recent rebellion.
Sir R1derick Cameron entertained the
officers OF The American and Canadian
ride teams at banquet last evening.
Repsrts from Tamatave say tho British
Commander there demanded ot the French
that the state Of the Riege be raised, but
that Admiral Pierre refused to comply.
There is trouble between the Spanish
and Mexican Governments. Spanish mer.
chants in Monterey are very apprehepdye.
While not anticipating war they look 10,
serious commercial trouble.
In the Jewish trial at Hyreehhsza, Hun.
gary, yesterday, the Public Prosecutor said
there was no ground for further criminal
proceedings sgainst the prisoners, and left
the matter in the hands of tho court.
Gen. Wallace, the American Minister,
has sent fresh note TO the Turkish Porte
demanding prolonRation Of the treaty Of
commerce between Turkey aud the United
states, but agreeing to revision u the
tariff
The Chamber Of Deputies OF Belgium,
adopted bill increasing the duty on
tobacco with an amendment fixing the
duty on manufactured tobacco at 76 francs
per 100 Kilograms instead Of 100 francs per
100 Kilograms, as at first proposed. Tobacco
shipped before the bill was introduced is
exempted from the new duty.
A special train on the Matamoras and
Monterey, Texas, railroad, running to a
ball at Rosita rauOhe, ran over q man and
two women who were drunk and asleep on
the track. The women have since died
The man Ia not expected to live. The
tratnmeu, William Garland, Archie Flem.
ing, Robert Kane and Jesse Maginnet
we're all arrested by the Mexican authori
ties and are now In Jail
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NEw YoRE July 27.-Ltllisn Chambers,
who is pretty, neat, aud 90 years old, and
who "waits" at the Sultan Divan, in the
Bowery, was arrested Tor intoxication on
Tuesdaj, and at her request an officer OF
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children was sent to No. 9 Second ave.
nue., where she bad furnished hall bed.
room, to release her child, lillian, {years
old, who was locked 10 the room. The
child was hungry and thirsty, and was
nervous from grief. Yesterday abe was
smiling and neatly dressed when she me,
her mother in the jefferson Market Police
Court. The woman told Justice Patterson
that eight years ago she was married 10
DR.. Beers Chambers, who died last winter
at Hartwell, Hamilton county, Ohio. Two
months later she came TO New York with
her child. She had about SlG0 and she
spent it in trying to Obtain minor thea,ri-
cal engagement through dramatic agency.
Thsse Ihonlhs ago she was compelled to
get employment as q waitress, and her
wages are s. week. she asserted that,
although in d vile place, she had not mis-.
conducted herself until early ON Tuesday
morning, when she was induced to drink
by another Mattress Justice Patterson
discharged her and sent her child to the
Juvenile Asylum.
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A Seaside Ruunway,

BosToS, July GA dispatch from North.
cas-. Harbor, Maine, says: A blackboard
party, consisting Of Mr.. aud Mrs, Case and
daughter, Miss Pierce and Miss Lewis, Of
Boston, and Miss Oallie White. OF Balti-
more, all prominent in social circles, yes.
terday we're thrown to the ground by the
horses running away, and Miss Case was
instantly killed. Miss White was serious
ly injured, and the remainder OF the party
were badly bruised.
The affair has produced a most profound
sensation among hotel guests, especially at
the B)dick House, where the party was
staying. Miss Cases remains are lying at
President RIlot's house, Northeast Harbor.
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bklgF TELEdRAas,

The strike Of the dress and cloak makers
OF New York still continues.
! The Massachusetts, Legislature adjourn
ed yesterday, after a session OF two hun.
dFed and six days, the largest on record.
Secretary Chandler predicts the election
Of Pike as United g.atea Senator from New
Hampshire by Tuesday or Wednesday
next li.-H.
A train on the Pennsylvania railroad
struck a msrkst wagon near Lancaster, Pa,
Yesterday, containing Henry Welsh and
vile end Miss Alice swartz. All were
killed.
The hot gas coming in contact with the
cold air in the receiver at Grace Furnace,
Brier Hill, Ohio, yesterday, caused an ex-
plosioi. which wrecked the engine house.
Several employees were slightly woundel
blythe flying bricks and pieces, and Eugi.
neer Benjamin Jones was buried in the
debris. Both Of his legs were horribly
broken, One was amputated. 1t is
thought be can RECOVER.
Fully 10000 people visited Chambers,
burg, Pa, yesterday to witness the dedica.
tion OF four Howiiz4r cannon presented 10
the franklin County Memorial Associa.
tion BY the United States Government,
and placed in position in the enclosure Of
the fneugrial fountain dedicated to the
memory Ot the dead Qi the county. The
The ceremonies consisted of parade o.
the Frederick, Nd, Riaemen, the local
militia and number oi the Grand Army
posts. Col. A. K. Mcclure, Of Philadel-
phia, delivered the address.
A rumor l. current in Ottawa, Canada,
that the Finance Department are inyea.
tisating an extensive forgery Of Dominion
notes q Q large denomination. But very
little reliable information can besecured;
Two detectives, one from qhicag1 and
tho other from Toronto, have been in the
city several days, but are silent on the
question. It ls 6aId that Chicago and
Montreal sharpers executed the work In
Montreal, where the plates were made,
and that an 0ttowa woman had something
10 do in the matter,
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CAPITAL NOTES. q

Owing to the failure Of the Chicago wit.
nesses to arrive the Hill Investigating Com
mittee adjourned until M9nday withou,
,rpnsactius any business { Ai FAsl I
The War Department Is Informed that
the body OF the,late General Ord has been
enlbalmed, and will remain in Cuba until
autumn, wnen 1t will be brought to this
c.untry. rd .' Nn=5iJ 1N i.I'"' hyI'
An official statement comes from the
headquarters OF the Telegraphers' Brother.
hood that there is no truth whatever
in the report that strike will be ordered
against the Associated Press wires.
Colonel O. NJ. Poe, Of the corps of eDgi.
necrs, 6: present on duty at the War De-
partmert % Aide ae camp to General
Sherman, was yesterday ordered to succeed
the late Major Francis y. 'Farquhar, In
charge Of AafDor Improvements at Detroit,
Michigan.
Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the
Marine Hospital Marine Service, notified
the health authorities Of New York, Phila
delphia, New Haven, Providence and
Boston That several vessels from Europe
laden with rags purclIa4et IN Egypt after
the Ich0lera sppeRred were .en tonte
to New YORK and New England ports.
The Treasury Department received re.
mons.rance from the British authorities
against the return TO England Of three
alleged pauper emigrants, who were going
to friends in this country who had prom-
ised to take care Of them, and which emi.
grants bad shown letters to that f. Ct upon
their arrival IN the limited States The
matter will beinqutred into. a T. " ~
Secretary Folger has directed that the
hospital barge Seldom and the British
steamer Auden, now. anchored at vii.
loughby Cove aud Thimble Lights, Hamp.
ion Roads, respectively, be removed to
Lynn Haven Bay, yhiph Is iust inside
Lape Henry, this action being taken o. the
rtouesko Of the authorities at Norfolk, Rofts.
mouth, Fortress Monroe and Ocean View,
who represented that the present stations
endangered the health Of those places.
4 general order WAS issued from the head.
Quarters Of the army to-day announcing the
death Of Gen. Ord, concluding as ton6ws .
Distinguished smong his country'sd defend.
ers General Ord Was g soldier Of national
repute,. Through his long military sssyice
resS hing towards half a centnryh his career
lhaS been marked hYs isithtul, devoted
Iand intelligent discharge Of dlty by per:
sonal gaIlantTy, by honest administrations
and by A tirmness which was not weak.
ened by his great kindness Of heart, As
his intimate associate since boyhood the
General oi tho Amy here bears testimony
oi him that more nnsellsh, manly and
patriotic person never lived"
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THE wEsroA AsYLuM.
rhs First Course set out is the Pro.
4rr ,dicted. .PIenie. ~ ,ll.,rt 4 T

rhe. First Course Set Out ia the Pre-.
,r dIcted. .PIenie.y ~ -la,ry Il
Special Correspondence Qf ts< EatsliaAa4.
WEsrox, W. VA July 2G-The predicted
picnic at the Asylum suggested by .aQuilpp
seema to be gathering material and making
preparation for the future, judging from
the recent action Of the local board in the
letting Of contracts for the building Of
gas house and gas tank, and the erection OF
an ice house, bids to be made separately.
Eight bids were laid before the board In
accord with advertised provisions for re-
ceiving proposals, the highest being S. 0QO
for the two buildings combined. The bid
oil w. ]. kitson was s2,099 for the two
buildings, and the bid Of r. NJ. Hale s., 100.
These were the two lowest, aid were both
N accord with plans and specifications, yet
hale was awarded the contract. h t.Ia I
Bids were received separately for the
ice house, and the three lowest were p.
VI. Hale's over $500, g! r. Oliver S760. and
W. ]. Kitson $72S.a Hale's bid was at least
SiO0 the highest, there being two under
him, yet he received the contract. The
three men are reliable and responsible,
each could have filed the bond required,
and 1t remains to be explained why the
contract was thus awarded. Either there
are circumstances connected with this
transaction OF which your Correspondent
knows nothing, or it,lls clear case OF IA
vorltiSm, and wanton aud unnecessary
though, possibly, small expenditure of
public funds, .'..f..l.T
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excitement and turning out the whole
population. a great many people were
badly hurt aud limbs broken, but no one
was Killed outright ...
a FoRGorrEN rRAaEpY.
ThoTriai of Young Au.t-some Diaieui.
Ties TO be Apprehended.

PlrTsBuR6H. July 27.-A correspondent
writes to the Erening Chronicle: In the
coming trial Of James Mutt for the ahootir g
Of N. L. Dukes we are likely to have az.
other illustration Of the curiositiesof the
jury system. The list drawn for septem!
Der term OF Court comprises only forty
eight petit jurors for the first week.. when
the Mutt trial will likely come up. Should
it go over to the second week, there will be
only thirty-six to choose from. In either
case the number is SO small thati 1t seems
impossible that twelve men can be select
ed out Of 1t on the basis on which jurors
are generally challenged. The Dukes jury
was drawn from apanel Of sixty, which
was completely exhausted. The grounds
for challenging for cause there were much
narrower lhan in the approaching trial,
for the murder Of Captain Mutt was In
volved in mystery, so inexplicable did il
seem until after the developments OF the
trial, that many men had been guarded and
reserved about forming or expressing an
opinion.
It seems impossible that out oil forty
eight names twelve good men and rpe"
can be found who have not formed an
opinion in the case which 1t will require |
evidence to remove. The venire had been
made before the crime had been commit
ted, and hence Judge Wilson decided that
It could not now bs increased. HeAce, i'll
the forty eght are exhausted, the res yrt
must be TO take men. But even here the |
matter Is not likely to be helped much. II
men are taken up out oil their seats in the
courtroom, or of the streets. who IL there |
in Uniontown that is not fully acquain ed
with all the details OF the case that he has |
not involuntarily formed and expressed an
opinion as to its merit. The same remark
may apply, for that matter, to every read.
ing and thinking man in Fayette county,
for there never was a tragedy the details OF
which were so generally and so well known
as in this.
The result will be that, OH the ordinary
grounds OF challenging, the intelligent
Jurors will be disqualified from sitting on |
the case, and the twelve must come from
men who do. not read, reflect and form
opiniopsof their own. Viewed in any
light, the embarrassments OF the case are |
very great. .a.