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to The Star.
THE SPRING ELECTIONS
RETURNS FROM CINCINNATI AND ELSEWHERE.
THE INDIAN WAR IN NEW MEXICO.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN EUROPE,
0'DoNovAN RossHs DYNAMITE LETTERS.
RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN CEYLON.
The Elections Yesterday.


THE CLOSE voTK IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 3-Returns from yesterday,s
elections up to 23o O'clock this morning give re-
ports from twenty-SiX OF the sixty precincts in
this city, aggregating 900 votes In these pre-
cfncts Stephens, the democratic candidate for
mayor, has majority OF 1,700. Eshelby, republi-
can candidate for city controller, is unQuestiOna-
ably elected by big majority. On ali the minor
munlclpaI omces the vote seems to be close.
DUBUQUE DEMOCRATIC
DUBUQUE, IOWA, April 3.-The city election yes
terday resulted in the success OF the entire demo-
cratic ticket Fred. O'Donnelrs majority for mayor
Will be 1000
BIG DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN CLEVELAND
CLByBLAND. OHIO, April 3-The democrats elect
John H. Farley mayor by nearly 1000 majority.
Inc whole city ticket, with II out OF lS council:
men, and out OF members OF the board Of educa-
tion, controlling both those bodies, was also
elected by the democrats
TEMPERANCE VICTORY IN NEW JERSEY
H1GHsTowN. N. j., April 3.-At the charter cleo
uon held here yesterday the whole Temperance
ticket was elected by maorities ranging from l3 TO
ELECTION OF MIXID TICKET IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., April 3, 1890 a m.-Unofficial
returns from all but one precinct In this city show
Judges of the superior court, a member OF the
board OF public works, treasurer, city solicitor q
police court judge and three members or the
schooI board by maJoritfes ranging from 100 TO
cutting attorney, police court Judge, director OF
CITY lnnrmary, wharf master and two members OF
Ine board OF education by ma1orities ranging from
ao 10 s,So The precinct yet to be heard from
may defeat Peck tdem) for judge OF superior court
and Springmeir ldem.), member OF board OF public
works.
DEMOCRATS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP IN DAYTON.
DAYTON, o., April 3-The democrats have made
clean sweep OF the city ticket and the common
ma tOrity.
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SAFE DEPOSIT Co.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOUGHT AND rHe
q highest cash prices paid. Also, Watchsa Jevalr1
Guns. RstolA DC. Call q address 8EkZO& sos ekS
S0se6 near HsnnsylvanaA sr0us InarlI~
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NATIONAL THEATER RAYMOND
Every Evening and saturday Matinee.
AN OLD FRIEND IN 4 NEW TEIC MPU.
The Famous Comedian,
MIR. JOHN L. RAYMOND.
Ia the Hit of His Career.
MAJ. BOB B<kR SAH,
In Jessop and ellis New Comedy,
IN PARADISE.
WEDNESDAY, MATINEE
Beneht for the Charity Fund nf the
49,, b. AND p. ORDER OF ELkS
L. 'A AToiIS1 tC;i.JrIi ii; -sl-IECTfoSs.
NIB JAKE BUDD IN HIS sPkCIALTIES
LIGHT INFANTRY. .-
6ARRY MINERS COMEDY FOUR COMBINATION.
And host of Volunteer Talent.
Next week-MAGGIE MITCHELL. aps
II He ROLLER SKATING RINK,
New York avenue. between 18th and 14th streets.
wEDNFsDAYNIGHT, April 4th,
EXTRA OCCASION.
CLOSING NIGHT OF THE RINK.
Fancy Dress Assembly and Complimentary Benefit to
Messrs Curtis and Kelly. Fancy Dress optional. The
surface viii. however be reserved until for those
appearing III fancy dress. After that hour general
skating until ii pm.
Coupon tickets good this extra occasion. ap3
7 INCOLN POST wOMANS RELIEF CORPS So
IL GABLE ENTERTAIN MENT To- NIGHT, Grand
Army Hall, corner 9TH and streets. speech by Gen.
BHrfett address by Mrs Emily Charles. Singing reci
tations. Music, DJaclng- Admission. IS cents. It.
nEMONSTRATION LESSON.-PrscticaI Lesson in
~ Cookery. at 1923 II street, WEDNESDAY, April
at T. Sweet breads in case. MacarOnl, Cree
Mer1ngues- Admission, - cents. It.
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FoRD'S' THE NAsroDoS nISsrRELs.
Commencing
THURSDAY, APRIL 5rH,
The Famous Minstrel Monarchs,
J. H. HAVERLY'S CONSOLIDATED
MAST ODON MINS STRELS.
J. n. Havery. Proprietor
- n MaHbaer
Strengthened and improved TO superatiyp excellence
by MIR Havery's recent purchase and absorption of
SAM HAGUE'S BRITISH OPERATIC MINSTRELS.
The new Operate Satire,
1ANGTRY; Or, BEN BUTLER AND THE JERSEY
LILY.
Fifty artists i'll the Operetta. elegantly costumed in
The richest and most superb costumes
MONDAY. April 9-'MY SWEETHEART"
MINNIE PALMER R f GRAHAM
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THE PROPOSED FOUNDRY FOR HEAVY ORDNANCE
Secretaries Lincoln and Chandler yesterday after
noon selected the following officers as board to
select from among the navy yards and arsenals a
location OF foundry for heavy ordnance, as pro-
yided Tor by an act OF the Forty-saventh Congress
oai,E Com; Edward Simpson, U;s.N.; Capt Edmund Q.
nance department. U.SA.; Lieut. Col Henry L.
Abbot, engineer corps, Us. A; Major Samuel s.
Elder, I'd artillery. Q. s. A.; Lieut. William H.
Jacques, Z. S. N. The names viii be submitted to
the President for his approval
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NAVAL NoTEs-A telegram from Com. Kellogg
commanding the U.s.s. Tallapoosa, dated Key
West, Fla, to-day, announces the completion of
the survey near Cape San Antonio. Cuba. The
ISIS Ranger left Vallejo, Cal. yesterday for San
francisco, preparatory 10 resuming the survey on
the Mexican coast
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xcELLED BY NONE.
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We shall endeavor to maintain the high repu-
tation that this saloon has had in the past, ana
cordially invite our friends and the public tc
call and sample, and they win be assure
that good wine malxeth the heart glad"
winnemucca, March @. 1888. tt
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THE PARLOR,

CORNER OF THIRp AND BRIDGE STREETS.
:. w. RusE............P Proprietor
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Attached to The Parlor is one OF the cozies
Club Rooms, for the convenience of customers
AN ELEGANT BILLIARD TABLE is'at tie
service OF patrons.
s.w. RUsE.
winnemucca, April 10, 1888. Il
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Ex-senator S. W. Dorsey has sent
the following letter to Gen. John A.
Martin. OF Atchison, Kansas, the newly
elected Secretary of the Republican
National Committee:
confined in dark room, not able to see
even the walls, | received letter from
you. | supposed the answer was sent
you, but it turns out the stenographic
notes were never transcribed, regret
this. When was appointed SECRETARY
of the Republican National Committee
lat the request Of Gen. Garieldl and
accepted the place at the earnest solici-
tation Of Gen. Arthur, representing the
Grant side OF the house, and VIM. T..
Chandler representing the Blaine side,
| made the same request Of Gov. Me-
Cormick who was my predecessor
that You have made OF inc. had at
that time fanciful notion that record
had been kept OF the Republican party
that showed its life and purpose; that
would leave a permanent history Of its
honorable existence, and Of what had
tranNpired in 1856, 1850, 1864, 1868
and liS72; that that record belonged to
the Republican National Committee,
and that the Secretary was the proper
custodian of it. Chandler gave Nc
Cormick no records. Mccormick told
me he had no records to give, and l
have nothing more to give you than
they had to give me. | have great
mass OF papers relating to the last cam
paign. They are chiefly letters adj
dressed TO me and letters written by
me. in which no one could have the
slightest interest except TO obtain curl
GUS information. When accepted the
Secretaryship | made condition that
not penny Of money subscribed for
political purposes should come into my
hands. There never was dollar OF
subscribed funds received by me or paid
out by me personally. Money was used
under my direction, but all my personal
expenses Of clerks serving with me were
paid from my own pocket, amounting
to over $4,000. The only records !
have are paid checks OF my own contri-
button. The unfortunate bank-book
showing these charges Of my own folly
/ think best to keep as reminder oil
the splendid gratitude OF dishonest
power in the midst of a storm brought
about by the efforts ! had put forth
under its directions and in its behalf,
and of the cowardly assault made upon
me at the last meeting of the National
Committee when | was not present to
defend myself. Not one among the 40
members present had the courage or
manhood to resent the miserable cow
ardiee OF an ambitious hypocrite. But
never mind that; the balance sheet will
sometime be written by the hand of
honor. So far as you are personally
concerned, if there are any papers in
my possession, or any suggestion | can
make, | will be gratified to respond to
your call. Sincerely yours,
STEPHEN w. DORSEY.
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FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS,
BELL & BURNS. =. .Proprietors.

4d' A l. l. o " TGt
ct H +. Il u SN- B'S!"
And try our celebrated j. r. Cutters Old
bourbon, Old Virginia, White Rye, Golden
Thistle, Old Bourbon, old Pioneer,
Our FaUorite, ROCK and Rye,
and Orange WHISTLES,
imported sazerac Cognae.
Imported Green Seal, Imperial, Zinfandel Clarel
and all other kinds of choicest
F-I-N-E--W-I-
ApoIIinaris, Mineral. and Sparkling
soda Waters:
MILWAUKEE, BEER.
C-O-N-G-RE-s-S-C-OC-K-T-A-I-L-s-:
Made in the latest style known to the art, and
concocted OF the choicest materials by the
most celebrated Archeronian Mixologist OF an
eient or modern age
The highly celebrated
NJ ouSrAIN
-PRETEsTILLO-
-ORozzINERoP--
CocKTAILS
Served at all times during the day and night
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS:
ID. p aud S. II. p players can be accommo-
dated at any time.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in IL,
E9A luxuriantly furnished private CLIP
ROOM, Cor the Use of the Winnemucca Cincf
Club, with private entrance.
BELL Il BURNS.
Winnemueea, April II. II
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The best Lager Beer in Winnemucca.
Come and try it.
EVA ULRIcK.
my4 Opposite the Depot.
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AGENTS.:
c. W CRANE, S1s Pine street and 10 Leides
iorff street, Room 80, San Francisco.
W. A. CAswEIL, Sacramento, California.
B.F RILEY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
s r. You've is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE a:
Big Meadows.
A. GINTz is authorized to collect and receipt
for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in Spring
City
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED By
J.. j. HILL L. co.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

one copy, one year, by mail. .........Ss So co.
one copy, six months, by mail ...... co.
one copy, three months, by mail ... 2 so.
Delivered by Carrier. 25 Cents per week.
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This new Saloon has becn fitted up regard
less Of expense, and stocked with superior
brands
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
one Square 90 lines) first insertion. 80 so
Zach subsequent insertion, per square - 90
beral reduction TO regular advertisers.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-27

The following civil appointments have been
made By ,be GoTeynog and duly eomnimsoned
during the past week
j. S. Leonard, 10 be County Treasurer Ia and
for Esczmbia county.
Robert G. Baker, to Be County Judge IN aDd
FOR Franklin county.
Charles Hail Adams, 70 Be Commissioner Of
Deeds Eog Florida Ia and Tor Massachusetts,
Waiter c. MslOoey. yr-, 10 Be Assessor OF
Tsxes il and for Monroe county
Walter C.. MaIoDey, Jr, TO be Collector Of
Revenue IN and for Monroe county.
Samuel n Wienges, TO be Assessor Of Taxes
10 and for AIschus county
u " T. Hnchiugson, TO be County Treasurer
in and for Columbia county.
W. a. Milton, TO be State Attorney for the
First Judicial Circuit
Geo. ". Broer. 10 be County Commissioner 10
and for Clay county.
E c. Peterson. 10 be County Commissioner in
and for fernando county
Edward A Todd, to be County Commissioner
in and fox Bradford county.
Vim. p. Moseiey, TO be County Commissioner
in and for SuWanHee county.
d. B. Stewart, J. a. Campbell and King
Wylly, 70 be County Commissioners in and for
Orange county.
L. Montgomery. to be County Commissioner in
and for Aiachua county.
A b. Brown, 10 be Assessor Of Taxes In and for
Columbia county.
Geo. B. Ellis. 10 be Justice of the Peace in and
for Columbia county.
Lewis Wilson. 10 be County Commissioner in
and for Clay county.
]. c. Small, 70 be County Commissioner in and
for SuwanBee county.
s. B. Coiding, 10 be County Commissioner in
and for fernando county.
8. J. Revell. TO be County Commissioner In and
for Liberty county
Henry Green. 10 be County Commissioner in
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G.sss.~ 49, IIns -
$500. IA - a r.

rrwrurw1x ~ - - -
~ MGnw- - - us ~ ell
Eheruzzsunn pnxgy eou1iiIGx q Mr - c.
MrC1nerA. Cnl nsa1ke1 - J11p N5rA
~ Tsen1ny niszG TAey wsD - ~ g ~
sps.sson q - bnln6h hke cosnsU w5zA :
vsew ID aseGe rguAe ~ she na1asshe,
TEHaAasnee sn1 GzM RAzknn1 Ne uze -
HEhand - hnzs xhem viEs rAis sertsoa It or
cazaryy. Ne sre 10 secaasna Aere- - E<sae
Il ks0xn of fAdk nesgAA,xAeoa &Da ~ nAt1RAl
harzrtAg1 ~ Strangers. shaa Ne wa always
gaAEsy wesc0@e EAe2, xss - sAsn go sAd
Judge Sw sA1nseares
din Asre has began 10 ssrsag ~ wasA-
N rx. tAAx 4 the zzlr0aa = bzsaf a. AL sASs
rsuae Viii be cAos1n N rre6srense - estAss 1t
1he others spoken of-ana tbs Asgx Vii a1cGAi
% q eerzAsnty, If his runse i ekkscsnaMy ex~
Hzzses, czreSzEy and fasrsy exps1ea-Aad AL
the ssFHnaaees EakH into ooassaeraxScaA Il -
we'd known taruaxhozf Ms3dle FSorsaA sAas the
akads aS5scezz 10 NsccaGakie Lake wla compare
IN fertility viii xsy n the SaAse-Aoer soal car
not be soz2d xnyxseze-sAe vnsesy Of proaoc-
iaons as1 general resources Eg Ewing are eQnal 70
those Of 4sy see1los In the State Mn yea
tire 70 ssg there sFe ~ kse crops made hese aad
~ zrocA per acre ~ anywhere IN PSogsdA. and
that LOO without fertilizers. and without very
earesaI cassisAasoa A. /. SAMPLE, i VIII take
nv Swn pSsa12fSOa This ss2sezaeai 10 made
sitA Do spirit 81 bsezting. bat with IN honest
desire 10 impair iszorRxssoa to ssrsagess As TO
The capacity Of cat isE3Ss hsve ofsen during
the past fxeye yezrz made and gathered An
average d ten bases cos:oa, so poaDds each.
80 5asAess Of CORN, besides fne crop Of posa-
toes, Strip, e., to each naie. OF coarse = very
aafsToTabse crop yezr / DO nj average Ibis. bat
Heov faG 70 make . FAIR ssd rsmuoerstSve crop.
I use very lsts;e commercial feztsInes& There arg
plenty Of lands sroas6 here eap9bse d doing
equally As well o. this, Mr. Editor SucA mag
nihcert co1r.ry a. this ought to invite the s.:en-
ton Of railroad buildsrs besides this, the route
bezween here AID TnognassfiIe d 20 situated ~
10 make IL very practicable Cor the b7iiding off
railroad There arg Succession Of valleys run
njng sInoss ia AZ siT line IN the direction Of
Tb0rnasyiiie which viii require very little deer,
eating.
OF course We are anxious that this oonten-
plated railroad Should run through our neigh
bosfsood. but il We can't ga II We viii rejoice
with osas Ce3ueyilIe o. Bssdsordviile reighbors,
il either are 50 fortunate 70 have il 90 through
their sections We want the railroad men how
ever, 70 giEe Us fair showing before they
Enzlsy decide on The re1;e / hare been told
ese planter 60 this roG,e has offered 10 give
s. 600 a. 81 indnceaaeD, 20 gs il throaga beEe
Oibezx viii fslics bis example. and ID 6oGbt
viii Subscribe literally. / agree With you- NJ
E3isoz, it4at there Is g god tine Coming FL
cid Miceo@akSe and Leoo cCuSty gsoersliT. and
rhs; god lime VII date viii The oonplesso1
N lie TnonAsTiIse T&lg.hzasse sB3 Cali Rail
1880 YeSurs truly,
TEEo TCRSgCU
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-FErn matters are progressing slowly. bss
bird hunting Is looking Up.
-COaoaeg and Mrs. Wilson, sf;e- shoz1 ss1y
among ~, have retgrned TO Georgia
-Picsscz are the order Of lie Day Wonder
II NJ. B. enjoys than II be SAYS be Sos ,
The IsmoniA Gan Club viii show Is how
vel and bsdlE ibey car shoot On Tb1rs5sy-
AT the picnic GO last Wednesday Messrs- r
sBd D. Hsai FA5tst haniin9. aod cz1ghs one h0s
dinner.
-Chi'ls are p5eut3cl yet. Ii really seems too
bad thai feZiow nuss have one when be goes 70
STE his girl
-RnerC and enterprise i wk2i xe Deed-
BEsins ard muscle nuss 90 han5 In hand to de-
yesop ; e0uatgT-
oh, fOs al few live capitalists. Oar beautiful
I4.ka L2szonia ec<znassz -r~..ls -~~- ~----a1
vide reputation Is
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If Pensacola will provide a market-ihai il,
all the facilities for the disposal Of large crops OF
cotton-she can acquire the trade Of Middle
Florida, for the people Of dis section are not en-
tirely satisfied with their Savannah transactions
during the past few year. The cotton dealers
Of that city have become wealthy and iBdepen-
dent, whilst the cotton producer has become
poorer. II the busiBess Zen Of PeDsacola will
create market for the staple and giye evidence
Of liberal spirit, they car secure the cotton Of
this section--10atieCiDC ansfitztion
The one interest of wood, in its varied
forms Of lumber and timber, enabled the
growth and prosperity Of Pensacola Let
her add TO this other lines of commerce
which ordinarily build up the seaport
cities of America, and she will grow with
accelerated rapidity, and in more as
sured and substantial manner than if de-
pendent upon single commodity, often
affected by disastrous fluctuations in the
market. Now is the time for Pensacola
to reach out through the West and Mid
die for their trade. New Orleans and
Mobile are already actively in the field,
but Pensacola has the inside track in
point of distance, and should improve
this advantage by vigorous enterprise.
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Somebody IN tie Alaebaa Adpoeu

-SosDebody IN tLe Alsehaa AdpooGte
has been irying to fool the readers Of that
paper, If the figures given by one Of our
city journals are correctly copied The
A1s>oate writer IA effect charges that
taxation under Denocrztic rule is higher
than when the Republicans we're in power
and pre.ends that kas TAX receipts A. BE-
tween 1875 aud 1852 show IL Well, let
"a see bow mach truth there IL In such =
statement, 10 1876 the State tar in
Alzchuz comfy wax IL mills and the
county TAI IL mills: the amount Of taxa
Die property in The county w&s returned
al 81 ,z2s, sz4, of Ehieb this party returned
$3.50 a. his o~D. the State tar On which
was 81. 20 and the county was 4i-s5. In
1882, when thu taxable property Of the
county vas q, 80, 800, the State rate was
secen and the county eLerea mills, and if
his taxable property was no greater then
than it was in 1875 his State tar In 1852
would have beer sl.n5 and his county
sI.g3. Bat IA poins Of fAcs his property
return was $50 irstead of $3.50 and tie
larger amount be paid in taxes IN - was
became the man bad larger amount Of
taxable property. Tais l. not stated, for
If i; had been the tTitkery in bis so-called
receipts wouid have been exposed. A
person who alleges that State tax Of
seveD and a county Tx Of eleven mills, as
ln 1892, is greater ttan State tar Of
t~eiTe and county tax Of thirteen mills,
a. il 1873, counts largely On an ignorant
and gullible public. and newspaper that
will reprint such stuff Ei.hoat exposing
its falsitY makes itseIf q willing party to
the attempted deception
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-27

We have the following in a Wasb-
iDgton letter To the Savannah Ee.es:
The Dsssrics Attorney for Florida has 20. yet
Elsce FepoEs upon the v&i4iiy Of the title OF
tbe groand which il is proposed shall be pr
c1zsed b. The goFesnBseni IN the new b7fading
III PcaszcDlz- No doubt u entertained Of tie
elezFrsss 81 tie tile. be; his form has 10 be
gone through with before t2e government psr-
ctsases any izod A. sooo &sshe lard Is acquired
by the Is tsea States Architect HID will o0n-
nDence tie JreyarAifon RI tbs pizos Eog the new
b9ildDg.
Now, why can't Architect Hill com
meDee the preparation Of the plans at
once, Or Why has he not already: But
it's not the red tape stTIe Of business.
Perhaps after few montas Of common
cling the preparation be will, in q few
months more, prepare" and eventually
work will be be1nn- and ia So -~-r-~vs
a long time. finished. The appropriation
was made by the Congress before the last,
and all the interval Ct time has been ex-
pended in getting ready 70 commence
the preparation Of the plans" The build
ing was TO be Of certain dimensions and
to occupy some spot q ground in Pensa-
cola, if not the old site With the addition
proposed, and the plans might have been
prepared 50 that the material should be
promptly in readiness Uncle Sam will
spend four times As mich money, be ten
times as long at the work, and have a
building intrinsically worth less, probably
than Sulliran's opera house.
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HRAD-NOT9S 81 DECKDEONH OF rmR
SURDGMR C0URT - REoRIDA.


William Bryan. Plaintiff in Error, "a The State
OF Florida. Defendant in Error-Lafayette
county.
VANVALKEsBURGH, j.:
l. Bryan and Bass we're indicted q principals
in murder. Counsel for BRYAN asked he c0nrt
to charge Che jury that If Bass inflicted The mr.
Cal wound. Bryan should be acquitted: Hi.
thai under the circumstances 0f the case, such
refusal % to charge was not error
9. Is always necessary TO prove he venue 60
laid 10 the indictment, but II The evidence raises
violent prcsumpaiOu that the ollenne for vhich
the prisoner y indicted was committed n TIE
county alleged. il Is sufficient
3 On the trial of 40 Indictment fol murder
charging the killing to have been effected b
shooting in the LEFT breass, the evidence skowinx
thai there were three bullet wounds, Que II the
left breast, one IN the hack, the other in tt
head, each one necessarily mortal. oil owen 81
the accused at the same time, and under lie
same circumstances, bat showing hat deaih
eusued instantanc0usly from The wound ID The
head HID. NOT such variance 8 would
amount 10 error.
4. The proof mnst show that The killing waa
effected BY the accused In the manner charrcd
IN the Indictment; but where there u no pcSoi-
biIity Of his having been misled Of ii any way
emo.rraased in q: defence BY the variance. Il
Judgment affirmed.
J. n. BtipllDg, fer Plaintiff IN Error: Attor.
ney- General Raasy. for Defendant IN Error
A. v. Caro-, Appellant " The Psnascoia CITY
Company, e. ~, Respondents - Escambia
WnsrcorT, u; 81
I. Where tie right 10 NE possession 81 ana
he tide 70 laad 3 estsbllahet 81 q acfIon G
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