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p onag-, which we hope to see him receive
II = inahla. arrangements to start a bakery n
n'cii"" with his present business, and will
s"'A open stock 81 select groceries in The same
bu.}iina.
hr VIM. Damon was attacked on Monroe
siI'rt a~t saturday night and stabbed His AS
lnI ctnr mp behind him and cut him in two
pltsf II ! thought that the cutting was done
nv iian3 win view To robbery, but the APP
-."i. al "ii'er persons caused him to flee Mr.
u 40. va AIKEN 10 Liycly's drug STORE where
ia wounds ~rr" dressed by Dr. Leonard He
Wr ilcn noKcj 10 his fathers residence aud
= nag vii. Captain Mo>cley and Mr.. =. ID
- pii'> made every effort to capture the would
D. .t-,ts>!nShu having no clue to work upon no
a 4 h,> been made
Nhr Waking through the garden OF Col
on X 'h,ri II Gamble a few days ago we were
All i,ed To see tomato vines bending down
WI. the Weight 81 their fruit o.: all sizes, from
wi.,h Zip" tomatoes may be gathered almsst
dt,iy cotton plants looking fresh and green and
bl'oming square OF haltgrown cabbage plants
growing finely; and fig trees with pretty fair
Sc, md crop. Perhaps The largest bearing pecan
tree IN this section stands in the Colonel's garden,
bc~'ies number of thrifty orange and LeConte
pen trees Here The cold snap two years ago
Killed. IL large lemon Iree full of fruit, down to
the ground. The following spring sprouts put
on. around the stump, which have grown to the
height OF several feet and spread out, forming
quite tree. on which are a number of lemons.
TE. Colonel has had a temporary building
erected over and around this tree, with drop
cutiiin on the south side, which Is rolled up in
mild weather. Thus he hopes to protect it from
cold aud preserve both tree and fruit.
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All the Novelties of the Sea-
son,
Al "a ID. B. MEGINNIss, JR's
nn MeInOriaM.

Died on Saturday, December 9Th, 1888, at the
residence of her mother Mrs. B. c. Lewis, on
McCarty street, Miss CLARA LEWIS
Death at any time is most UNIV elcome guest
but when he comes and bears away the spirit OF
one who is just budding into womanhood, beau
!tul, accomplished and beloved by all, the grim
monster is doubly UNIV elcome.
The death of Miss Clara was rather sudden
though not altogether unexpected Some
months ago her health began to fail and in that
home she loved and where she was beloved
amid every care and attention loving ones could
devise, the decline was gradual but sure and
constant, and on the eveninglof the day men
toned above her gentle spirit was waited across
the crystal river, through the open gates Of pearl
to realms celestial. Thus passed away a young
lady OF great amiability and sweetness and her
memory will be warmly cherished BY all who
knew her.
The funeral took place from 1.-THE family resi-
dcnce on Sunday afternoo l. Rev DR.. Carter, OF
the Episcopal Church, officiating The large at
tendance at the funeral attested the high esteem
with which she was regarded as we'll as the deep
sympathy of the community with the sorrowing
relatives and friends. The remains were depos-
tied in the family burying ground in the City
Cemetery, where friends may 20 to strew their
love offerings of beautiful flowers
500 Dixie PlOWs
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Last Saturday evening about seven o'clock
Ed StAith, a colored lad. and Ben Hardy, also
colored, had a difficulty in front If Mr. Virgins
store, on jefferson street, Mack Clay seeing
the two engaged in a tussel. in,eriered for the
purpose of separating them During the trouble
Smith drew pistol and deliberately fred al Clay
Thes baH took effect in his breast, and he fell to
the sidewalk dead
Smith was arrested by Justice Cogswell and
he and Hardy taken to Jail. Judge West had q
jury summoned and proceeded to hold an in
quest DR.. Gum conducted the post mortem ex-
animation. Yesterday morning the jury rem
dered a verdict that Smith made a felonious az
sault with intent to commit murder. and did
murder commit
Hardy was released. Smith was taken before
Justice Papy who committed him to Jail TO
await the action Of the grand jury, and he will
probably be tried for murder during the present
term Of the Circuit Court.
Presents for Gemalemem
A large stock just opened. at Rawls' "a
500 Dixie PlOwx
For sale by w. r. Wilson. 81
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Educational Encouragement.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board of
Education of the Literary Department of Florida
University was held in Tallahassee on the 9th
The members present visited all the departments
of the institution and found that the Seminary
building was inadequate for present purposes,
and new students constantly coming in. They
therefore determined to make an addition of four
rooms to this building. This Is indeed encour
aging, and if the present rate of increase in other
departments continues it will soon become nee
essary TO enlarge the College erect new and
more commodious buildings.
From the public schools of the city we hear
similar reports The buildings are too small TO
properly accommodate the large number Of pu-
pills in the schools. Mr. w. w. Woodward,
Principal of the White Primary school, has
eighty pupils on his roll, and more room would
enable him to conduct the school with more sat-
istacion to himself and advantage TO pupils.
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That the tramps should be put to work or
made to tramp, tramp. tramp" further
That a young gentleman high up on Monroe
street is SO anxious to go to another candy-pu-
Ing he will gladly furnish two gallons Of syrup
and any quantity of peanuts He vows that at
the next candy-pnlling he will get even with
those who instructed him in the mysteries of
brother I'm bobbed last Friday evening.
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How TO Deal with Ira mps.

How 10 Deal With TraMps.
The tramps that infest Tallahassee are verv
bold and impudent They stalk right into
dwellings without giving any warning and al
ways make it point to do their calling dur
ing business hours, when the male portion of the
community are absent attending TO their daily
avocations. In many instances ladies and chill
dren have been frightened by their intrusions
Section 10, Chapter 70, McClellan's Digest, pro-
vijes for the punishment of idle and dissolute
persons who go about begging. The penalty,
upon conviction, is not exceeding six months in
the county Jail. Persons annoyed by ,ramps
may enter complaint with any justice OF the
peace. Get them committed To jail and then
make them earn their own board working the
public roads
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The Library.

The committee appointed at the last meeting
Father IIugon. Judge Byrd, Majsr Rivers and
Judge Bernardo solicit subscriptions for
public library in Tallahassee are expected to re-
port at meeting TO be held in the hall Of Judge
Walkers new building this evening, at O'Clock
II is hoped they will be able to make an encour
aOinO renOrt
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The over production of fine blankets forced
the manufacturers in September last to sell In
the auction rooms in New York vast number
of blankets W. II. Wilson has now in stock
large variety Of these blankets bought from the
auction sales, and is selling them as cheap as can
be bought in the United States. 81
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Neuralgia

Is Instantly relieved and cured hy DR. .Ior,lsns
Joyous Jnlep Nothing like il on HE globe Tor
the immediate relief If Neuralgia Sick Nervous
and Periodical Headache. For Painful Men
situation it has no equal Cures every time
when properly taken Gel it AT once il you sut-
fer. Price 50 cents For sale hy W. Lively
and w. A. RAwls, druggists. j-1v
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One OF the largest manufacturers of dress
buttons in the United States visited Tallahassee
few days ago. AS usual w. r. Wilson scooped
him. and bought the control Of his buttons. Mr..
Wilson has now in stock an immense and beau
tful variety OF buttons in all the new styles and
shades. 81
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Rawls will open to-day large lot of new
goods which have just arrived. They will be
marked down to sell, and advise every body
to go Mt once and examine them before purchas
ing elsewhere. "a
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Special BarG3ims.

For the next thirty days f. H. Myers will sell
his entire stock of dress goods at cost, consisting
Of double width all wool Shoddah Armurers and
Cashmeres. Those wishing nice dress for
Christmas will find it to their advantage TO give
him call "A
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You may say what you please about it, but
any gentleman or lady feels more respectable
when dressed nicely w. r. Wilson's store IL
the only place in Tallahassee where lady can
get Just what she wants in nice dress goods. 81
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Myers 4 German

Have just opened very select assortment of
fine Gold Jewelry, solid Silver Ware, Silver
Plated Ware, Bohemian Glass and China Ware
Toys &C. Nil of which they offer at the lowest
prices "a
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Wanted 20 Rent

A comfortable, nicely furnished room, for single
gentleman, and centrally located Address, stat
ing price, LOx Box 81, Tallahassee pOst office.
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COTTON MARKEr.



In the worlds broad held OF Aa':.e,
"nere the fallen are 50 inns
Tend 70 NAL 'sss ,,o nrnr'.
be not like dumb driven Gait.
Like harmless. passive SCH
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whom ,,,, Vs., .,;,o
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viii 30 w.
Or r.,.~ t.;"n, >y",
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-Rpnember van c,o h., ,c'..... .c.s
73c y nair and unuards aty 49,. "a
-For,v ,,;g.,e,, s,,,es ~, si.s .:,..,,,.:.,.
for Christmas presents, ATTY \ te,,. \;
A full line of gents and Bows hat. mt ..,.,.
selling at cost for 80 DAYS ~ stem NrtS "A
i can sell YOU chills or i,,,., .u,, for {,,,.
g. up. made In the la,cs, s,,4r :. L.,
Are YOU aware OF iIl,.t.,t,o., c.,, 49,, ..
good everyday suit for S. aY 4 Ixoyx',y
-Citron Currants, Raiein. Nj H. j. =.
and Apple Butter at T. II Il .ls.to'ph y ~ =.
you please, but for clothing "a, O. ' Iy,..:
If you would never ..r an:,,a ..c. !,
"PNIn " - N'"ne.''o" VIII S"", '':'l q" "h' =
that must be sold by March l.,,tY !, ~.
-Merins and Woo,c, r., 1.,,.... e.,,.t..
gents and children y, hot,,,, .... :
$40 an" '"''''''"' 1T "''''A fAi.'' - @'t'H 8
Co.'S. -
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Boots and Shoes.

My stock is complete and am receiving every
week new goods from the best Boston and Phila-
delphia factories [84] d. B. MEGINNIss, JR.
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consult the advertisement of Messrs. Thos ].
Perkins Il Son. They are prepared to furnish
q number of favOrite brands Examine their
list and prices, and give them a call
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See What Won can Get for 81 at
Levy's.
You can buy 20 yards good domestic, I yard
wide, for 81 at Y. l.. Yevy's
. You can get Linen Collars for 81 at Y. A.
Leyys. "a
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* REGULAR meetings -. II

sE- Regular meetings ~ AZ. IItA ~ 49, T.,
xeST NJ :. held the second - Il 5outtE H5rt 10
.gs Of each month, ~ their Lod-" huoIn. A. a.,
Al pstrarchs in good standing ,pvit.ti triepa
Il. A Mt:tINNI9e !.
" NJ McINTosh, SR.. Sc, re
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- Regular meetings OF i.rnS i.u,,,h \
40 held every Tatsidy hcenrq, ~ their Lodge tus
clock All Brothers IN good s:Elslng ars isttl
,,end W. NJ. MCINTOSH Sc
u n MCINTOSH. JR., X. y.
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,- Tur F,OprnI,S = .lu.a,

EE- THE FloRTDIAN is &l~sfS MI o. ~'..
nv F. W Clark, of TaiLahs-see q Stockton; la. ~e
Vile +. " Nix. Fernandina c. Sonr" iri. ao ppo
L Coe Pensacola; E. L. Snowdrn " 90 LAKE CITY 4
Philips Co. Sanford
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VI ASONRat.

~ Regular meetings - l.CKs'Ha 5.
Va ! are Reid on the frs and .hs-G N.aoaYs g.
u wv" " NJ MrINT4ssu a,-e-
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For thirty days only our large and we'll assorted
stock of mems, youths and boys clothing.
"a STERN & Co
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The largest and most varied stock ever seen
in Tallahassee is now open al Rawls drug store.
They are being sold very rapidly, at exceedingly
low prices, and buyers will do well to call at
once and secure bargains while the stock is full
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Gents Novelties for Christ

Neckties, Scaris and Scarf Pins, Gents Silk
and Cambria lIeinstiched Handkerchief, Fancy
Colorcd Bordered handkerchief, Dressing Cases,
Fine Leather Bags, Silk Umbrellas and Canes
at "a ID. b. MEsINNIss, JR's.
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Lime.

120 Barrels OF best Alabama Lime, Just re-
ceived by GEO H. MEGINNIss.
DECEMBER 3, 1883-3t4t
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W. X. Wilson has entire control of tue sale of
Keeps Shirts in Tallahassee, and will keep at
all times full stock, and will sell at Manufac
turers price. %
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w. r. Wilson has an elegant stock OF Black,
all wool, Cashmcres, from 80 cents TO $3.50 a
yard 20
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Gents SIiDperS.

In Patent Leather Alligator and; fine Kill Tor
Christmas trade, al
"a ID. B. MEGINNlss, JR's
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FOR SALE.
Florida Real Estate.

MO. lib ACRES, FIRST-CLASS VEGETABLE
~ and fruit farm. Ten acres LeConte Pear Trees,
2OO to 800 Orange Trees. mostly bndded sons fruit
the past year, growing Nursery business. VIII be
divided into az acre lots. Ten minutes from the
post Office and railroad station, Tallahassee, Fla.
No Five or ten acre lots, near Orlando, Or
W. H. HASKELL,
3S-tf Tallahassee, Fla.
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Black l,ashu.eres

To avoid buying shoddy goods always go to
w. X. Wilson for what you want 81
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Old Ladies' shoes.

w. II. Wilson did not forget the old ladies.
He has splendid soft, easy wearing, low heel
shoe for old ladies. 90
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Take Hoods Eureka Liver Med

The best family medicine made 1t is the
latest and by far the beat corrective of all disor
ders of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels In the
market Acts like charm In Indigestion, Tor
Did Liver and Constipation. Only try 1t. For
sale by M Lively and w. A. Rawls, druggists
SLY
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That Bargain Counter is attracting much at
tention this week. New additions every day, at
f. W. Cayk's "a
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For sale by w. r. Wilson.

Fat Backs 74c.; Sides, TIC; Bellies, &c
Freight added-48 cents per hundred GU gross
weight [34l VA LEyy
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There is nothing which gives such solid com
fort as a we'll fitting and easy wearing shoe.
w. H. Wilson has the largest and best stock of
shoes in Tallahassee for all classes, ages and
sexes. 81
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w. X. Wilson has the largest and most COM
plele stock of Basket and Opera Flannels ever
seen in Tallahassee 90
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Iron Axle, Thimble Skein, and one-horse ia.
nous Tennessee Wagons, for sale cheap, by W
r. Wilson "a
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To Suit the Times.


d. B. Meginniss, Jr., will give you prices to
suit the times. "a
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Hats for Christmas.


Stetsons Fine Soft Fur and Dunlap's shapes
in Derbys, at ia ID. Il. MEGINNIss, JR's
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The prettiest you ever saw, picture books 70
children, fine poems, and many pretty goods ar,
displayed at E. w Clark's "a
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METEOROLOCSC.sL,

Rscord Of Temperature al I'sl4s.t,se>. F7,a a}e.
FIR The past ,7ef&
observations taken by W. A RA%t- ur,,.:gis' auc
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Toy Trunks. Toy Trunks.
At 34i D. B. MEGINNrss, JR's.
500 Dixie PlOWn
For sale by w. r. Wilson.

WV I'D De EByEUW
And look at those fine Christmas Candies &c
Fire works of all kinds, and in fact everything
that is needed for the holidays 34-tf
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ShOOdda Cloths.

Ladies' Handmade French Kid
ButfOm Boots.
w. r. Wilson has just received a splendid as
sortment of Zeigler's Handmade French Kid
Button Boots for Ladies' ~
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VelYet and YelYefeens

seen in Tallahassee 90
Velvet and Velveteens.
w r. Wilson has a full line of Velvets and
Velveteens for Jackets, Skirts and Trimmings
ShOOddR Cloths.
The Shoodda Cloth is a sOfl all wool fabric for
ladies suits. DIapes gracefully and makes up
exquistely.
w. r.. Wilson has full line OF Shooddas in
black and all the new colors, which he is selling
cheap %
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NArs. Grsam DIV Saws

For sale by w. K. Wilson.
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THE RURAL EDITOR.

The melancholy days have come
He writes in philosophic mood,
And then he tells US, further on.
subscriptions may be paid in wood
Oh, editors OF rural sheets
Why pine and Willy your luck.
When you exchange your brains for beets
And every kind OF garden truck.
You groan about the nations pride
And nations honor going to grass.
And yet you swap your mental toll
For hickory sticks and garden sase
Brace up, oh brethren Of the pen,
And you may mock misfortune'e lash
You'll quote no rural poems when
You make your readers pay you cash,
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matchmaker, repairs old watches, clocks, and
jewelry, on twelve months guarantee Prices
moderate-at Diamonds store "a
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Christmas Goods, Christmas
Goods.
Tennessee Wagons.

Don't forget TO call, at
"a D. B. MEGINNIss, JRs.
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Bargain Counter.

For sale by W. r. Wilson.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-14
WANTED,

k ADIES in city or country to do lpbt e1ean fanov - 6A Work at home for our Spring and Summer trade rays We'll sample and particulars maiIed for 15c
 HUDSON MANUFACTURING co apf I'm 265 Sixth Ayenue Navv YorrL
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-14
4 New Haven Girls Death.

Young Jswess Dying In the Baltf-
 more HosPital-Singular Circumstan-
 ces Sympathetic Tributes Her Pa reats Believed 10 Reside in This City. BALTIMORE April 13.-Miss Esther Beir- wald,a young Jewess, died under peculiar cir : cumstances at the Hebrew hospital Wednes- day last and was buried from that institution yesterday afternoon. She was about twenty three years of age aud said to have been an adopted daughter of Rabbi Lilienthal. She came from New Haven about six years ago. Your correspondent called this morning at the residence of MT Lilienthal, but was in- formed that he WAS then at his usual morn ing prayers and could not under any circum- stances be disturbed. Dr. Chambers, who attended the young lady, stated that she had been under his care for about two weeks and had been suffering from bad attack of ma laria and hysteria. She was very delicate and had been in bad health for months Dr. S. ". Seldner, physician of the Hebrew hospi- tai, who furnished the death certificate, also visited the young lady on Monday at the re- quest of MT. Lilienthal and gave certificate of admission to the hospital. On his visit Dr. Seldner found her in @ semi comatose condition, suffering from hysteria. The young lady was taken to the hospital by MT. Lilienthal on Tuesday morning and re- mained in 8 comatose condition until We'd nesday afternoon, when she died Mrs. Blum, the matron of the Hebrew hospital, stated that when Miss Beirwald was brought to that institution she was unconscious and that everything possible was done for her. The singular circumstances attending her death have excited great deal of sympathy in the neighborhood where she resided and it is regretted that she was not removed to the hospital sooner. Her remains were inferred at the Hebrew cemetery. There were few persons in attendance and the burial services were conducted by Rabbi Lflienthal himself. It is stated that the parents of Miss Beirwald have not been notified of her sudden death. They reside in New Haven.
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Colorado.

A Cannibal Murderer-Five Companions
 Criminal.
 DENVER, April 13.-At Lake City this morning the jury in the case of Alfred G. Packer, charged with murdering five com panions in San Juan county, in 1872, return ed verdict of guilty. A motion for a new tri- al on the ground that the murders were com rnitted on an Indian reservation, and that this court had no jurisdiction, was made this afternoon. The evidence showed that a party of six was organized in Southern Utah in 1872 to prospect in Southern Colorado. While in the neighborhood of the present site of Lake City, binding storm came on and the party lost their way. Their food gave out and for days they lived on rosebuds. The men became desperate and some of them went crazy. While his com panions were in this condition Packer delip- erately butchered the whole party, and for several weeks lived on flesh cut from their bodies. During the trial Packer calmly made a-statement of two hours. He related the7experiences of the party from their set- ting out from Utah, closing with the details of the murder and his subsequent feasting on human flesh. He claimed that the killing was done in self-defence. The evidence showed that each member of the party ex- cept Packer possessed quite 8 large amount of money, upon which Packer has since been living. After nine years wandering he was captured near Fort Fetterman, Wyoming.