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Daily Republican., 1883-09-13
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A n ORDlNANOE
ESTABLISHING A FRUIT VEGETABLE
AND PRODUCE MARKET AT THE
MARKET SHED AT FRONT AND
CHURCH STREETS VIII iRVES IN
The CITY or WILMINGTON.
Be it Ordained by the City Council of vii
mingtOn:
SECTION /. Tho new market shed erected
at Front and Church streets wharvcs shall be
used for market purposes only by such per-
cons rs bring their produce 10 the wlarves
aforesaid in yesse and boats and pay whdri-
age for laying alongside OF said wharVes with
their vessels or boats or iasten the same
thereto
SECTION No producer Of fruit, vegeta-
bles. or other produce OF anv nd, nor any
dealer or huckster In fruit, e. etables or other
produce whatsoever, will be allowed to use
any portion OF the shed aforesaid for storing
any merchandise therein, or selling any
nerchandis, thercfrom, or on the wharves
belonging to the city adj Dining or cont Ruous
to said market shed. unle such person did
bring such fruit, vegetables, or other mcr.
chandise to said wharycs In u vessel or boat
and unload the same in front of said market
from such vessel or boat that has carried uch
fruit, vegetables or other produce to this city
for sale therein.
SECTION 8. There shall not be any particu.
lar part or portion OF said market shed set
apart FIR the use OF any particular person OF
persons nor shall any one personal any time
use or occupy more space within such market
shed for MS or her produce than Is absolutely
necessary for him or her to display his or her
merchandise therein.
SECTION II any other person or persons
other than the hereinbciUre mentioned shall
store any merchandise therein, or shall sell
any merchandise therefrom, such person shh II
for every such 0ense upon conviction there
Of forfeit and pay tine of ten dollars, one.
half Of which shall be paid into the CITY
Treas ry and the other malt thereof to the in
former.
SECTION s. This market shall be under
the control of the Clek Of the Market, the
same as the other public markets and market
houses Of this city, and 1t shall be his duty to
inspect. stamp and seal all weights and meas
urcs used therein Persons using this mar
Ket. who by this ordinance are entitled SO to
do, WI II be allowed to sell thercfrom every
day in the year except Sundays, at such
hours as they may deem proper.
SECTION &. All ordinances or parts of ord J.
nances inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
peaed.
Passed at the City Hall, August 25 A. d..
1858. HENRY &. CONRAD.
President Of CITY Council.
Attest: X. G.. FRAIM,
CLERK of City Council
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

.IrA t}RlST MILL b DWELL
y, Stable, etc. near Cecilton' Cee'i 10
good location for business 70 ~
MAJ ,ha naVments without materially ~,
the ps%:!nitai For further particulars
y mr. Va Tarket street or 900 Gilpin ave-,
at olo NM mai John Il. LEWIS.
Sington. p'' aul cod
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13
HAY-FEvER

Apply ny the little finger into the nostrl,s
BY absorption it eectually cleanses the mas
vi pa ssages ofcatarrhal virus, causing hea Thy
secretions. 1t allays Inflammation, protects
the men.hra nal Innings of the head from al.
litional colds, completely heals the sores and
restores the sense of taste and smell. Bene.
icial results are realized by few appllca.
lions. A thorough treatment will cure. Tn
,qualed tor colds in mead. Agreeable TO use
SEND for circular. Sold by druggists. BY
nail Soc. a package--stamps.
ELY SCREAM BALM Co, Osve2o, N,
Y, Co. Sd
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13
A Pos' ~ CURE Hay-Fever
,, Wy " ana ,sy'C ATARI

Nyron and my
self were bOtf
cured. to all ap
nearancc. of Ga
ttrrh and Ha,
Fever last .lnl'
md August. II
10 this date. Dec
IS, neither hav'
had any return
If these troubles
Hy'S Gre Il Il
Balm was [ h
medicine usei.-
GABRIEL FPRRIs
Spencer. Tiogi
Co., N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

|R EhNT-A HOUSE IN A GOOD
locality, Apply TO l.. FORD, Fifth
Rodney streets. sepl2-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

|R RENr-SENERAL NEW BRICK
lonse. On south Harrison st. containing
nsearh, VIII rent for so +. +. COR
\, Agent, eldt. Market street. sp6-l2t
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

|R RENr-THREE-ST STORY HOUSE. s
TooAs ~ per month, ut Dl3 Shallcross
rc' Apply at sol. spll-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

Auelphia.
| The swift, favorite and snBM,,
cUmmodious steamer, &
"k. M. FELTON, - r.,~HfsHLM
leaves Wilmington at ;.;.LsStsSfnss.sfsI61&
100 a. m. nd II. AZ noon. SGIl1Il 0Aeoes
Returning, leaves
Chestnut street wharf at 9l5 a. IN. and PIN,
Fare to Chester or fiook, 10 cents: excursion
tickets, Is cents. To Philadelphia, ID cents
excursion, Csc. EXCLUSION ny STEAM
BOAT AND RETURN BY KALI. Ticket
will be sold on the boat good to return by the
Y. W. u b. X. X. on accommodation train.
only, from Philadelphia, IS cents LinwOot
Marcus Hook 50 cents: Chester. ~ cents
wilmington Steamboat Ct
ml6tf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

Wy MEN OR MAN
w and wife can get good board cheap,at
3O5 Shipley street. sp7-6tt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

VXyANTED-A FIRST GLASS REssTAU'.
w rant cook. Also girl for general
Homework. J. I. GARDNER, Seventh and
Shipley streets. sep3-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

PARlliNG / OR 2LADlES EMPLOY
B olt during the day, can tinh good ac.
loltIohs Tor board near 9th and King
address Central, this office. sl1i3t
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

VIyANTEU-Af GOOD REl41ABLEt GIRL
w to do sewing and ASSIST through toe
house. Apply at 700 Market street. sepl2.2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

kIIANTEIL-BOAKi5 AT VOL TAT.
w nall st. Pleasant rooms and good &C
jnmOdatiOns. Also. table board. lnl-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13
FOR Rem T.

)R RENT? DESIRABLE OFFICES,
At No. 222y ShipIey street. lJr. II. Gan
Dentist. lyl2-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

NIANTED.-BOAk AT NO. l04
w Tatnall st. Good accommodations
Also, table board. au7-lmo
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

CtEOOND.HAND hUl SEHOLD GOODS
- also, clothing bought aud sold, by y. p
LEV R1D}EN0. 408 ". Trontst yS-oo
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

RSALE-FlRST-CLASS BUILDING
stone delivered to any part Of the city
Ia r. II. LAW,
M Near Nj. Salem NJ. h. Church.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

VXYANTED-A MAN TO OPEN OYS-
w tiers. Apply TO .IND. 4. GARDNER,
Seventh and Shipley streets. splOtf
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

.,IE-A DESIRABLE MARKET
Il S ,laat property. between Front and
sue ess,s and extending through to
pd NIeo o, with 7 rooms and large store
10y Mf ee ..oId cheap and on easy terms.
h 10 lho au26-tf
freet. --
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

DESr PRICES PAID FOR STOVES AMI
- all kinds Of second hand furniture and
other goods. All articles sold at u low rate.
A. j. CONNER. l0b Shpley street. a22-6tt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

4, sAIE-A DESIRABLE FARM IN
n Nj Sn I'.aek Hundred, containing 100
Mi iand in good cultivation, and build
lo' nv LAS order. VIII he sold q bar
y ,s a'' an easy terms Samuel Culbert,
kiploy street,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

In SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY
terms, Groom brick house, No. 1929 W.
h street. Apply to POOLE X PIERCE,
East seventh street. spl0-2w-eod
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

EMDVAII-DR. LEWIS W. FILM
IL, has removed to No. Az Jefferson street,
s. +. corner Of 9th. splO.1mt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

VIYANTED-A GIRL OK A MIDDLE
w aged woman, at No. IL East Second
street. spit
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13
WAITED.

NYANTED "a WHITE GIRLS FOR
w general hOusewOrk; also. Il protestant
woman. Best of wages given, Apply at 5Ol
Orange st rect spill 2th
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

N SALE TWO NEW aROOMED
sa,,avr. Nos. ql. and 9le French street.
and back porches and an modern I'm
(mrnts Terms easy. Apply to J O..
FEIS No. gl2 French street. sP1l-ots
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13
IN MILES EXCURSION FOR $50

TUPHlLADELPHIA AND RETURN,
Reduction Of fare to Chester, Hook and PHI
adelphia.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

Tx SALE LUW-ONE T. N Il N 4
lathe ~ ia. swing, 70 n. length OF
\ with 80 in. chuck. three tool rests, ana
bd order: at Crossley's Machinery .Ex-
L, IL Shipley street. )y3l'e-od
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

m sALtrUNEl2H.P y. HORIZONTAL
anyine one 70 II. p. upright boiler, Que
lp Upright boiler, all In perfect order
Machinery Exchange,
Ripley street. auAV'u
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

|, SALE OR RENT FlVE-kOOM
n , 80 in good location. lot 1sx8 feet.
n .oon farms easy. Also, a few OF those
Nv" co,taye roof houses Mt Ninth and
Fs'"' rINUALL n BRO, oil W. Ninth
~ seventh street. au2l lmof
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

YXyANTED-A BOY TO LEARN q vs.
w fitting. Apply TO II. II. 30 WEN
s. L, corner Sixth and Shipley. spll-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13
NOTICES..

XIyANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CuOk.-
w Call at 4O2 Market street. spll-2L'
Daily Republican., 1883-09-13

VIVA N re D.-A WHEEL WRIGHT
w wishes q situation. Apply to Finley,
Garrett h Wilson. spll3tt
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
PAUPER EMIGR
Gov. Butler Asks for Federal Inter
vention.
Special Dispatch 10 THR BEE.

Special Dispatch to The BE.
BosToN, May 7.-Governor Butler
has written Secretary Folger con-
corning the numerous arrivals of fam.
ine.robbed poor Of Ireland, shipped
to this country by the British govern.
ment. He says: II sympathize with
these poor people, and II landed l
will endeavor to see that they are
humanely and properly cared for. I
recognize and rejoice In the theory
upon which our government is found
ed-that America should be a home
for the oppressed and d~owntrodden
of everywhere. We welcome, there.
fore all, however humble, who come
to rs of their own free will, aided by
their enterprise, energy and resouro
es. Such people, whether men or
women, and their children are a
source of wealth to this country"
The governor further asks Secretary
Folgerto take measures legal and proper
to prevent the landing of such e1por-
tstion at least within the limits Of
Massachusetts,. The governor promises
the secretary whatever aid the sxscu
tive of the state may be able to givs.
Secretary Folger replies In effect the
papers In the matter of expectation Of
pGurN: cr.!s~epts TO this country nj
der the auspices of the British goS
eminent have been referred TO the
secretary of the states. Folger adds
"This subject of emigration was
brought to the attention OF the de-
partment by the collector of customs
of Boston, on the 20sh ultimo.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
NOTES.

Honolulu advices state that the Chinese
immigration is The ell absorbing question.
At the rate the Chinese are arriving they
will soon outnumher the natives. Meet
ings protesting against the influx are being
constantly held.
A tumor was successfully cut from
the mouth Of Congressman Kelly, OF
Penn ~sylvanis.
Governor B tier sent to the secretary
of state, without signature, the resolution
appropristipg 1884, 600 for double tracking
the Hoossc tunnel line, and says he shall
not sign It.
This Massachusetts house ad )ped under
suspension of rules, without debate, the
senate resolution recognizing the atiit. ,
services aud Integrity CT Olkes Ames, auo
apking for like recognition on the part Of
congress.
First annual Arbor Day set by the Igov.
eminent Of the province of Month a. ,
observed ye terday, was an u qnslite
success. Tree planting was INDUCED in
by almost everybody.
Ex Treasurer Marsh T. Polk, Of Ten.
| ne-ree, executed a bond in $35, coo as re-
| quired by Judge Allen and was released az
1881 yesterday afternoon.
The supreme court Of Louisiana has re.
versed tue decision of the lower court an
decides that municipal bonds cannot be
taxed.
President Walker, Of the New Orleans
railroad, makes Q formal offer Of $500, 900
to the worlds industrial and cotton Ger
tennial exposition II the building Is locate
near the lines Of that company.
A bill was introduced In the New Yori
Legislature making Brooklyn bridge free II
pedectrians and when Anal action wa h
90 taken on It the closing day Of the ses
sion the bill could not be found. II va
mislAid or stolen.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
A CRAZY CRANK.
The Chief CT the Boston Police
Shot by a LunatiC.
The Hub Agitated to it's Center
Special Dispatches 10 rHu BEE

Special Dispatches 10 THu BEL,
BORON, May Shortly after
noon today Mr.. Wade, chief of the
dittrict police In Pemberton Square,
wal shot In the left arm and right
shoulder by Richard Brennan, a
crank recently discharged from this
city correctional institution. Bren.
nan was arrested. Wade's wounds
are revere bus not dangerous. The
excitement over the shooting was
tremendous. Within q few minutes
q great crowd blocked the streets
in the neighborhood Of the chiefs
Office, 50 Psmberton square. The
news spread rapidly through the city
and crowds gathered In front of the
newspaper Offices and nothing else wac
talked of. The wound In the arm Is
worse and the surgeons did not deem
1t prudent to attempt to extract the
ball. There has been q great loss of
blood and the bullet lies dangerously
near the artery in the elbow. Bren-
nan was a member of the Thirteenth
Massachusetts regiment and now on
three months leave of absence from
the soldiers home at Togus Springs,
Maine.
Careful inquiry develops the fact
that Brennan had in contemplation q
number of tragedies. After failing to
find Dr.. Jelly, he visi ed city hall In
search of Inspectors Garrsughty and
Lynch, whom he Intended to kill.
Later he went to the state house look
ing for some one else. His intended
victims were absent In each oase and
Chief Wade was the first nan on the
list whom he found at his post.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
abort.
The Coast Monopoly Shut Out a
Rival.

Special Dis ateh to Tus Ben.
CHICAGO, May THE Times will
say tomorrow: "a tripartite agree
ment has been consumated, parties to
which are the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe, St, Louis & San Francisco
and the Atlantic Il Pso fl, railroads.
Under the sgieement q controlling
interest In the St. Louis q San Fran.
cisco road 10 secured to the Atlantic
4 Pacific, the latter agreeing to stop
the construction of Its line west If
the Colorado river for the present,
but to be permitted to proceed to
completion of tho work eventually
TO the Pacific coast, making
San Francisco the western ter.
minus as originally contemplated.
Should the agreement be fsith-
fully kept by other parties, the
Atlantic & Pacific will not be per.
mitted to reach San Francisco for the
full term of the contract, which is
twenty years, and the controlling
interest which 1t has secured In the
st. Louis & st. Francisco Is a practical
stoppsge of the extension of that line
and equivalent to mergingits franchises
In the Atlantic & Pacific. The con.
nection of this line to the Pacific
coast will be from the Colorado river
over a branch OF the Southern Pacific
to Mohave, thence by the main line
to San Francisco and..Los Angeles. The
new arrangement goes into effect at
onco."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
SOARING the CANUkS.
Two American Dynamite Vessels
Bearing Down on Halifax.
The Authorities frightened
Out Of Their Wits.
Special Dispatch 10 TIE BEE.

Special Dispatch TO TIE BEE.
HALIFAX, May 7.--Rumors are cur.
rent that q startling letter was re-
ceived by Lieutenant Governor Arch.
ibald, warning him of the expected
visit to Halifax of two Suspicious
American vessels and cautioning him
to have precautions taken for the
safety Of life and property of the
city. The lieutenant governor admit
ted receiving the letter but declined
to state Its contents or the nature Of
the measures taken by military ana
naval authorities. From other parties
Ia position to know the contents of
the letter 1t Is learned that Col.
Clarke Sunday, communicated to eff
Gers information, eaid from Sir Jonu
MscD onald, that two suspicious
vessels manned it is believed, yb
fenian's and carrying a quantity of
torpedoes and other dangerous ex
plosive had sailed from Boston a few
days ago, and 1t Is thought intended
to make Halifax their destination.
On arrival here It was asserted tor.
pedoes with which the vessels were
laden would be laid as opportunity
offered beneath the harbor with the
intention of blowing up shipping en-
tering or leaving. The line of torpe.
does was to be stretched from Sombro
up the harbor ne close to the city as
possible, and when the time arrived
all would be fred. Particular
mention was made of an extraordinary
watch to be kept the 14th instant, the
day on which Brady, the Pb@nix park
murder, will be executed; and 1t was
also recommended that the guards of
various barracks, powder magazines,
deck yard and war ships be strength.
ened. 1t could not be learned wheth-
or the guards ON the imperial property
all over the city have been increased,
but on FL. M. 8. Tenedos, In port,
this has been done, and sentries at
various points in the city instructed
to be careful whom they allow to enter
the gates at which they watch.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
IBEF0ULED HIS NEST.
The Wife Of Senator Fair Sues
for Divorce,
Charging the Nevada States
man With Numerous
Inf1delities.

Special Dispatch TO tbs BHs.
SAN Francisco, May IA com.
plsint was filed In the first judicial
district Of Nevada, last Wednesday,
by Theresa Fair against Jas. G. Fair.
The q OF the action is adultery on
the part of the defendant. Plaintiff
states she was married to the defend.
ant In Calavcrns county, California,
December Is, 1862; came to Nevada
with him In 1866; has lived with him
until q few months ago, when she be-
csmc cognizant of certain acts of inf.
deity on the part of defendant, since
which time she has not lived with him.
The complaint says the defendant
committed adultery with one Smith at
a house In Jessie street, San Fran.
cisco, some time In November, 1881.
the senator Is also charged with COM
hitting the same crime with Iusz
Leonard. Plaintiff rays the defend
ant has possession and control of q
large amount of community property,
the particulars of which she cannot
state. Mrs. Fair prays judgment as
follows:
First-That divorce be granted her
and that she be awarded custody of
the children.
Second-That such portion of the
community properly be allowed aud
act apart as shall be equitable and
just.
Third-Tbat defendant be required
to pay into court q reasonable sum to
defray expense of action and lawful
fees, and defendant pay slimony In
such an amount as the court may deem
Just for support of plaintiff and chill.
dren during the tendency Of the &C
ton and such further relief as may
be deemed just.
The senator was In Comstock last
Wednesday when the papers were
served on him, but left for San Fran.
cisco the same evening. 1t created
quite q sensation In Virginia City
society. Both parties possess great
wealth. Fair also representa- Nevada
in the United States senate.
The prevailing opinion on the
Comstook Ia that the Nevada states
man will not make q defense In the
suit, but allow 1t to go by default and
agree to such settlement of the prop.
erty az may be determined upon by
counsel. Gossip also says that the
amount has been agreed upon as fol.
lowe: Three million cash, one million
five hundred thousand In real estate,
at all events, In oase of the divorce
being granted, but this Is merely ru-
nor.
The case will come before Judge
Rising, and is looked forward to with
considerable curiosity by nearly every
one on the coast.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
CROOK BEYOND THE LINE.
The Latest News from the Seat OF
War.
Dispatch 10 tbs BEE.

Special Dispatch 10 tbs BEE.
ELPAso, TEXAS, May 7.-Informs.
tion from General Crock by way of
Jonos, Cnihushue, rs hourly expected.
1t is believed b,l will have reached
that place by tbs date. His first
watering place W uid be Ojo de Las
Mosquito, his Sc ond camp probably
q dry ono. BlanSo Jonos is q town
of fifteen hundred inhabitants, and q
military district at the foot hills of
the Sierra Madfer, will probably be a
ro,I.t from, wttcts the movements In
tee s-a. ayt,is be m":ce
xns nie1fIsn ToTs9s, mhaer 'MsjCf
General Cabro, In chihuahua, and
Sonora are operating in conjunction
with Crook and our fsrces. This Is
made evident by the dispatch received
at Hermosillo, Sonora, yesterday an
nounolng a sharp fight In La Guashia
canyon, 163 miles southeast Of that
city.
Adjutant General Drum and Colonel
A. Barr, assistant judge advocate gen.
ersl and private secretary of the
secretary of war arrived. 1t Is be-
lieved the visit has been In part di.
rectsd by the possible complication
that may arise from the operations Of
General Crock.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
PittsburK Labor Troubles.
Special Dispatch 10 The BIE.

PITT. BURG, May The coal miners
In eleven pits along the Panhandle
road are reported virkiDg At a reda +
ton. Toe sttikera are worktug hard
TO gst all miners cut aud expect TO
make suspension # work general By
to morrow, Mes lag, were held at
Manifold for that purpose to-day.
TIE miners officials claim that IL the
necessary river miners will E:op work
to cut eff the supply Of railroad ope
r~ators, and If they fsi', the association
will eL6esvor to get ths 20 operation
of miners of Olio and Maryland TO
demand an advance on a cerCain day.
The suspension of nsil factories for
two weeks, which was to go into effect
o'dsy, was postponed indefinitely
Trade Is good.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
spsrial Dispatches 10 TIE BEE.

bpe'iAl Dtspasches 70 IHn BEE.
LONDON, May THE Globe denies
the report, put In circulation last
week, that Peter lyman, No. l, is In
London, and that he Is communicating
with the police with the object Of
turning informer.
LONDON, May THE Times this
morning, referring to the vote by
which the affirmation bill was defeated
says: "The authority and power of
the government have received a shock.
This, without doubt, the ministers will
rec gnize themselves. The spell of
their success Is broken"
LONDON, May THE Prince OF
Wales formally opened the school of
music at Remington tonight. In an
address he announced that Sullivan,
the music composer, and Graves, edi.
tor and writer, had been knighted,
He also stated that Geo. A, MOL
LAD oesn created knisi.. ThcT
and Duchess OF Edinburg and Glsd-
stone were present at the ceremony.
Arrangement are rapidly proceeding
for the opening of the universal fish
cries exhibition. The American de-
partment has obtained 1000 feet ad-
ditional space from Denmark. Goods
from America will thus be exhibited
to better advantage. A prominent
feature In the American department
will be five hundred crayon drawings
illustrating the whole process of fish
culture.
BERLIN, May I'm the debate In
thu budget for 1884 So in the reichstaQ
Richter moved to refer the subject to
a committee, 1t being impossible tc
make reliable estimates so far ahead.
The motion was supported by all lib
erals, tories and clerlcals. 1t wal
finally adopted, los to 81, agar
frustrating one of Blumarck's favoritt
projects.
Bismarck has Issued q circular tt
officials of the Russian province order
ing inquiry Into the extent of in
juries inflicted on national wealth BY
reason of the greater part of fire In
surance business being in the hand
Of private companies. He asserts thu
profits of the companies are too high
owing to unjust increase of premium
and too low IN assessment of damage
by fire.
DUBLIN, May I'm the Kelly tria
to-day, Joseph Hanlon, another In
former, confirmed the evidence 0
Carey and Kavanaugh that Kelly wa
one of the four men on Kavanaugh'
car the evening of the Phoenix par
murder.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-08
1 The Trial OF Jers Duisa.
,pecial Dispatch 20 TEE BBB.

CHICAGO, May THE trial of Jere
Damn for the murder Of the pugilist,
James Elliott, was called this morn
ing in the criminal court of this city,
before Judge Sidney Smith. The
prisoner appeared In excellent
health, and was dressed with
extreme care. No effJrt was made
on either side for a continuance, the
counsel for the state and defense ap.
pearing anxious to have the trial pro-
coed. A regular jury panel was
speedily exhaused, and after ordering
a special venire to report to. morrow
morning, the trial adjourned till then.