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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
nIRTNnAY FATTY.

A number OF the friends Of Colonel W h..
and Judge M. l.. Crawford were Invited TO
meet with them AZ their residence on 81.
Louis street Yesterday evening, the occa,
ion being the celehrat on Of the birthdhfs
OF the two gentlemen, who have won such
honorabl. plpcss H. their profession, that OF
the law. Tho birthday Of Judge
Crawford ~ns the 22d and that
oi Colonel w. l., Crawford the 23t.
Their esteemed and venerable mother
chous. 10 have them both celebrate the
same day. = was . pleasure TO sea the
mother Of these prominent legal lights
managing the affair aud making the guestb
ieel At home. She was ably assisted nv
Mrs. crawford Quite number oflndies
aud gentlemen OF the city were present
and 10 addition thereto we're Judge Pardeo,
OF the United States circuit court; Judge A.,
L. Mccormick, ut the district court, and
Col. Cores, prominent attorney OF Fort
Worth.
The supper vas prepared with artistic
skin. The birthday cake wac OF large pro-
portion and beautifully ornsmented. The
evening WAS spent 70 Rcrtrably that the
well entertained guests heartily wished ior
many such happy returns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
rELErnoNr IMrnoynMEnr.

Within the past few months DallHs hnh
gotten 90 be- prominent telephone conis1
and he's now ai6 miles u' territorial lines
centerinr here Ten new pointt have been
plnced In connection with her since the iirsi
OF January The exchange here had eighty
two inward calls yesterday from O her
towns. Another limo Of y ls So 20 be at
once erec.rd between Dallas and Lancaster
20 perfect the working of the Oloburne line.
rhe company wall Mt an earls date rtplnc,
many ofthe poles here by longer ones, sud
an effort ~ being mado by the manage
ment to improve the plant aud service oi
the exchange. Exchanges VIII be
established A. Avarado. Weatherford,
Denton, Fsrmersyle and GfeenYille. the
service of the exchange here IL improving.
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IsAIIsI)


BAIRD, Jan. 90 -[Correspondence. lin
consequences of the sudden, cold and damp
changes in the weather, many are the COM
plants among our people.
We regret 10 announce the sudden death
of our townsman, Rancy, a good and up-
risht man and worthy ciuzen. With his
enc .ption there has been no other death,
but we hear some OF our citizens In The
country are confined to their beds.
One would be surprised, when visiting
the country, how many strange faces pre-
sent themselves. in every settlement new
corners are coming in aud buying lahd,
p,rt,cuarlv III the western a-d southern
parts of the county.
Our county offers Inducements to both
stockman and farmer, something offered
but by few counties.
Our little town presents very uninVt
ing appearance to the newcomer, where
there stood good and substantial business
houses there is sothing but heap OF ashes
cut with the vim, perseverance, energy
and good name which characterize our
merchants, we hope they Will soon rebuild,
and with the smile of fortune mend their
broken fortunes There IN some talk oil
some our citizens building rock and brick
houses This would be much the better
plan. as to build frame houses would be but
for Baird 20 repeat her calamity, which IL
the history OF all towns composed wholly
Of frame buildings. The lnng-talked OF
mill will soon be under construction, and
in n short time we are to have bank.
These, we hope, will give an impetus 10 our
town, setting In motion the dampened
spirit OF enterprise and progress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
THE QUESTIONS OF THE HOUR.

I'm another column this morning we pub
lisb communication under the signature
ot "Justice" on the now prominent topics
osin,e,est in this state the fence troubles
and resulting questions, that deserves more
than a passing notice. The writer IL one
who has political knowledge whereof he
spesks and whose suggestions are enttleu
IN weight ut all ,ime.. The proposition oil
this correspondent that the grievances
,,r.. Ara, he removed" Is eminently cor
Pact and the News in taking the reverse o
the proposition occupies very absurd an
unteusble position. IL 10 contrary To re
.on and history TO assume tut
crimes growing out OF grievan
ces can bs stopped and the
grievances left standing. f,sst remove
the causes or incentives to crime and me
uue.tion has bsen virtually solved. 3d. TOO,
che supgesied remedies OF this cosnmunics.
x;or .-e good, To make IL highly penal
oGsnse 10 enclose lands not ones own, or
destroy the fence or grass OF another ana
,,rovide A. the same time for a liberal sys
..,s of highways wherever the convenience
,,,be nublic demands them. Is in accord
not emily %tn punt ee"0"'i
now recognized prac ical aud only wey Of
.removlne grievances" and punislias
crime in the premsfs.
r. oooosi,ion 10 a herd and lien law the
cor--spond.pt AID the HERALD occupy iho
nns ocsition. Such laws are not only Ut
TO-, .rd dangerous at this time but i'm
nr.e,,cnbi e, and very generally opposed b.
she ;orellirsnt ard honest sentiment OF the
sts,e. sodar 20 good. So lar the commu-
pIc.,ion il in e,sc''y the right vein and
hi, meet with appreciation everywhere. U
a.. a,,-ss,on IT tree gra.s" the writer T.
-, 90 clear er satisfactory. 10 favor o.
=. ..;ry the pablo school isnos "Jn'i'cr'
$50. 20 argue that c'her open Or "mopop-
.,'s,s Lands snouid De LETT Zee
!. The pubfc. and cannot see
49, "fr<e ersss'' 60 Iimiieo would
- e,t,er . revolution or operate -
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FEDERAL COUNTS.

The criminal term OF the United States
district court convened yesterday morning
Judge A. p. Mccormick presiding. The
case OF the United States VS. j. Il. Terry,
Roscrt Nix aud Jack Brock charged with
robbing the United States mail near Hon.
riet,n, was called and continued by the
government, on account OF the absence oil
material witnesses.
This case vs. Samuel X. Rucken, charged
with making counterfeit money, was con.
tinued by the government on like grounds.
sismund Loeb, charged with Wholesale
ing lisuor without license, was acquitted,
and the case against lsad re- Frieberg on n
similar charge was dismissed
In the Usited States circuit court, Judge
Pardee presiding, several judgments in
civil cases were rendered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
LAUGHABLE LETTERS,
III vers Devices of the Connt,''
Prisoners
To Fool the Fond OLD Folks al
llOIae
Amusing and Yet Pathetic.

A HERALD reporter who visited the
county iall Yesterday morning found Jallof
Morton bus,'y enfaged reading letters VIII
ton by the prison ~ 40 relatives ana irlcnda
a. II Il tho custom To examine Letters Tor
and from the prisoners. IN Response ln IN
inquiry from the reporter he said you
ace iEht There nro tome very rich epil-
tiles Matched up hy the ptlEunsrd anu they
are sometimes very amusing. NOV here
ID where prisoner rs writing 10
relative who has not, according 70
his Ideas 0t what Ia right ererist himself
Hufiiclontly 10 gel him out on bond, He Is
IN Tor horse atcnlinR, end impnrls the
pleasant Information 10 bis o'ative that he
wished he had him In hades, aud held the
bill Of lnding for him.
Here is another GEM remarked me
TAILOR. This n from . young man who
took a isucy To somebody's horse, To ms
mother. He ouca held position here Hs
clefg in q store, but evil associations O. used
him TO contract immoral habits, aud ike
all others who float with that stream, ne
came 10 grief This Tod writes his mother
from the jsil that he has quit the store on
account OF III health aud has gone out on
cattlo rancho. He intimates that the
owner 10 very much in love with him aud
ras given him half interest in his mann
moth business He dilates upon the soft
blowing and health, restoring
bretEth on tlt hENhht
pralries and says that his health is being
rapidly restored. He gives vivid descrip'
ton OF an exciting fight With hostile In.
disns, In which he makes dime novel
hero out OF himself lie winds up his full
some epistle by saying continue to- address
all letters TO me NJ Dallas, however, ~ that
is nv nearest post.
at must require fearful flight
81 the imaelrgtion and an undue e1pan-
, sion of the conscience 10 sail IN that style
beyond the prison bars" remarked the re-
porter.
! WHY, thst Il not u marker replied the
TAILOR. "Just Listen 10 this from man who
ia IN for too much COW. He is writing 20
his old hsmA in one OF the eastern states
Marble dali, Dallas County, Jan. I'D:
my DEAE DARLiEG:-l could have an
swered your leving letter ere this,
but have been 20 busy specializing IN
cotton tutures that / have not actually
had time To at, sleep or drink. ! was a.
Wedding last evening. One OF my old
Panama friends was united in marriage TO
the lovely daughter OF Senior DeGercis.
The bride was the picture " loyeliness.
The divine effulgence OF beauty, whose
deep end dreamy eyes were so tranquil in
rspo.e yet .parRled like the bright constel-
alton OF the lost Pleades, leant d confding'
ly upon the arm OF the Appollo-ike groom
whose deep teated bestitude boamed IN
every lineament of his noble countenance
was u picture presented to my view which
hope ere long We will enact. Ny rancho
ia prosperous, and ss soon as ! can put
everything in shape ] will 70 and see my
duckie.
Leaving the name of it sirikes me that
is tip.top," said the iailor. There are lots
OF such letters writ ten an al who can write
are bent on letter writing
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Grand Success.

Grand Success
The Fort Worth Gazette OF the 2lst in
! speaki"g of Haverly's Silver King com
papy, says;
| me box receipts last night at the opera
house were $l06S, aud the audience the
largest the opera house has ever held.
From the very first the play held the audi.
ence thoroughly interested The frat act
was 70 full OF thrilling excitement That one
lady had TO leave the room, while many
handterchieis were brought into play.
Such great promise was given in this act,
the whole plot being revealed, that entire
+ eal izstion was impossible. The play 10
such q good one, however, that II cannot
tail 10 take wherever presented, and many
who see it once will not be satisfied to see
II only the second time. The cast 10 very
good.
The scenery. which Is one OF the greatest
attractions, is OF the finest aud most varied {,
aud 10 changed with wonderful rapidity.
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For sale by all druggists.

Business men a. present ere inclined to
irok with favor on the pool system because
Il seems to be the beat available means OF
avoiding railroad wars, which, though they
offer temporarily low rates, unsettle
prices and add to their risks, put they are
not likely to uphold any arrangement lons
| which involves the support ofa number OF
wax corpora ions ut an unnecessary ex-
pense. II must be said in favor Of the
pools, that so TAR they have not subjected
the public to what would appear TO be ex-
brilliant charges, but 1t may be calculated
with mathematical certainty that 1t COS 3
more 10 transport goods over two rosds
than IL does 10 transport the same amount
over one, provided Of course the one has
thu facilities for doir q IL all, and pool Is
the means OF preventing the road which
en- do the work at the least cost from bid
ding for IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
Tyrolcan Concert

Tyrolcan Concert
GA next Saturday evening the music loving
people of Dallas will be permitted TO enjoy
a rare treat at Y. N. III. A Hall, by the
ryrolenn National Concert Company Edei-
weiss, one OF the mott popular troup.
which has ever visited the country. They
will appear IN their natural costume as
worn IN the mountains of Tyrol, aud III
addition to theic most popular and famous
mounlain songs and wsrbing they viii
render some OF the most select songs from
the leading operas. This will undoubtedly
be one ofthe most elegant and Techerche
entertainments ever given in the city, and
those VINO may be deprived of t.e pleasure
o being present on tne OCCASION will ever
after regret IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

Why run any risk with yolr Co ugh
God, Hoarseness or indeed any pulmo-
nary or Bronchial Complaint, Wheh rem,
adj safe. thorough. ana so easily OBJ aimed
as Or. d. Jsyne's Expectorant can be had?
III You have contracted n severe Cold. save
your Lungs from the dangerous irritation
and innam alton. which frequently brings
about Consumption, by promptly resorting
to the Expcctorant; and If troubled WIN
any Affection OF the Throat, Won will ind
this remedy equally eilectual in ahoiding
relief from ohsiructing phlegmi and IN
healing the innamed parts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.
The POst.Onlcc 10 kemove-Charity's
Clarion Tall.
An EpJOyable Soclai Eyen,-Cnllings
la the Courts.
REMOVAL OF rnE posr.orrIoE.


Post Office Inspector Smith is Ia the city
and has received Instructions from the de-
par meut to secure new quarters Tor our
postoillot, 'ho present building having
been declared dangerous. inspector Smith
wishes 10 meet the business men and CHI.
Eens generally to-day a, tho pcri'oilc0 and
especially those who hsye property FOR
rent, with view OF securing the best locs
tion for the least money. The cluzens OF
Denisoi, sherman, Fort Worth, Paris ana
many other placed IN the Bisic, not only
donated the rental but also hued ny The
interior. We wonder VI Dallas will do as
we'll. II expected tHat the usual strife
will take place as TO whore the Office shall
20. aud az 10 will remain ia the quGTtrN 10
which u will now be- removed Tor at least
tour years, u will be quite
kn advantage TO the various interests oi
the various localities, Postmaster Carl
son upon being interviewed stated that he
had preference but would gladly accept
almost any change that would give security
To- the people aud employees OF the Office.
As the matter now stands the lie of every
one who enters the building "a Ia danger,
hut rs Inspector Smiths report will be
final II Is to be hoped that no such dreadful
calamity will take place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

At Sherman, now in jail here arrived yes
terday morulng from Ocean springs, mis-
sissippi, the scene Of the capture ot her
husband when was affected few dhyt
the Missouri Pee NJ rod. She called ~
tho sherla's office yesterday morning aud
asked for pas. to Oh, Jail TO SEQ her
husband which was granted her'
She was ol0seted with him 80 10
speak Tor somo time. Mrs. Morgan Cam
niuck 10 expected 10 arrive some time this
week The prisoners, Oammnok aud Eas-
ton, continue retlcgnt concerning the
charges against them. The CLERKS Of the
district court ARE busy maxim our copies
OF the indictments against them 10 DE stry-
ed on them, aud no uumognus are thr
charges that The county attorney has hnd
form with blanks printed for that pur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
MARRIED FOLKS CLUB

The fret annual ball. given last evening
NJ the y. NJ. II. A. hall, under the auspices
of the Married Folks club, was an elsghnt
and entertaining affair. The hail was II ed
with large aud select company OF ladies
sHd gentlemen, and the evening was most
pleasantly passed In darcing and social
conversation There were 4 majority OF
young people present, and the
members VI thu club diu their
utmost to make H. pleasant for oil preson,
splandid band discoursed rweet music
aud the floor OF the spacious hall was
thronsed throughout the evening with
merry dancers. II was conceded by all 10
Ia one Of tho most pleasant entertainments
OF the season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
DISTRICT NOuRT.

The case OF the state vs.. John Dixon
alias Robert Reed, charged with the theft
of a horse in 1851, Ia Johnson county and
who was apprehended here, was tried IN
the district court yesterday morning and
the defendant was given years.
Christopher Horn, charged with the thot'
OF horse, 10 on trial.
Chris Horn was defended by Colonel O.
q Brown. There were twelve indictments
against him for theft Of cattle and horses,
for which he has lain in jail for the past
eight months. 1t was agreed by counsel
to make the case tried, the hardest o. the
batch, test case, and the jury returning al
once verdict OF not guilty, the others
Were dismissed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
DESERVING POOR.

Mention was made IN the HERALD that q
lew weeks ago two brothers With their
wives and six children arrived hero from
Tennessee, and that shortly after their ar
rival both the men took sick and died,
leaving their families in absolute want;
they reside on Live Oak street the third
h use beyond Good street, on the north
side or the street. Since then they have
been aided by charitable people, but are
still in need. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Alco,t
have each taken charge of child. The
two destitute women desire 10 state to the
public that they want work. They can
cut sew, make dresses and are handy with
the Ieedle,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

The third case o. the state vs.. W. j..
Kahn, oAafsed Win exhibiting keno, in
which the defense waived the jury and
rIied the same before Judge Burke, Of
the court, was concluded yesterday
morning. the court finding the deiendent
guilty and fixing his fine at 500 ana cost
The fourth case will be called this morning
and will be tried before II jury. SO far the
defendant has been found guilty in three
cases, two of which were lett 10 juries and
me to the court, In all OF which a fine OF
Sl0o has been imposed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
Money stocks and Bonds.

NV YoRK, jan 23.-Money. IL to
ol.2: ci sd. Offsrei .; prime merc,n-
riIe paper 4 TO 5 IL, sterling exchange. ID.
b firm; AS SIS: SIGH 1856 I-s..
p.cifc G's nt % l2S 4; Denver d NO
t;rande. 10; Hous on & lexes Central, 40
X ms a Texas. II S; Missouri Pacific,
So 10; Texas & Poetic. ~. ksnsss q fexss
ssn.r'l, yoss 70 30 SIS, ciosing at 50, aud
Tex.s and Psc fisrls 10 70
roc Governing c'mmiree IT me stock
exchsnge t,-isy is d - '5Z' ", secpno
,,'',,.-sy. bonds o. 60. k.usa, & Texas
R.ilroad: a nke amount ~ income will be
r.flred
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the Mormon press are dealing out alter
nate doses OF taify and denuncistion TO
GovrRsoR MURRAY. His fearless exposure
of the evils OF roiygamy and remedial sug
gestions 1t is feared by the saints, will
furnish Mr. EDaUNDs and his co-workers
the key to the elimination oI vomsn seri-
dom In toe to.rito,y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

The New York World thinks that MR.
CAsLIsLE stands much nearer the presi-
dency thnn even the Kentucky statesman
himeelf is aware 4. Only two iives-thoso
nj ARTHUR and EDM usDs-and both not OF
arobust type-intervene between the speak
er's chair and the White House, and the
World calls upon republican newspapers
that are in the habit OF poking fun at the
feeble array of democratic candidates io'
the presidency to desist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
A RUNAWAY TEAM.

Two teams attached TO a wagon made l.
rather lively in their runaway flight up
Elm street yesterday afternoon. Vehicles
and pedestrians cleared the street giving
them fall swing. Near Mayeis garden the,
ran into n wagon and demolished it, bui
were caught at the corner Of Elm and Live
OAK streets.
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t. -
was lam

TRE Mohicau was launched at Marc Is
iand navy yard tho other day, after having
been eleven years on the stocks. At III,
ratio Il will require five years more TO rig
and equip her. She will Then be al laval.
uable relic OF antique naval srchitecturs.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
BIDDING FOR LABOR.

Messrs. Combs, of the Rusk branch oil
the penitentiary, ana Snort, Of the Hunts
vile branch, have been in the city tor me
past few days 10 Close consultation with W
IL. Newman, general freight sgent of the
Gould lines of this state and Louisiana
They both are bidders 70 convict labor and
expect to establish wagon factory.
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The Empress OF Austria is engaged m
printing herself the sounets that she has
been wr.ii.r. II she will couhne Ike tdi-
ton 90 single copy and read 10 herself
doubuess sla viii rec i've the devout tlauks
OF ali sppr .u.n.iye court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
RrnuCING THE FORCE.

Within the past lew days the heads OF
a number Of employees OF the Missouri
Pacific railway in Texas have been re-
IN we'd. The exclamation furnished by the
officials OF the -oad is that the force is Al
wsys reduced a. this seAs,n Of the year.
Those let out of employment claim that
The n management Of these lines have false
ideas OF economy.
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A kDKIllEll.

Just At that iuucture when the old set
tier and egotistical weather prophet were
prophesying spring-like veathrr, Lo, aud
behold a norther comes sweeping down
upon US, chilling the very marrow in our
bones and raising the price Of fuel up 10
fabulous. figures. The mercury in the ther:,
mometers govern the fuel market, and
ksnee poor, sbivering humanity watches its
rise and fall with deal of interest. The
wind is blowing cold from the north at a
lively rate, but as this is Texas no mortal
can tell whether it will be blowing cold or
warm to-day.
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En- ncnt Medical Testimony. =,

NEN Yosk, March 10, 1883. 10 East 32d
sir.et-I have used Alcock's Porous Pias'
ters In nv practice with rems rkshle sue
c,ss ana found them peculiarly effic acious
sbsn applied 90 the back for weak spin
aud nervous exhaustion; they nfiofd al
an. - ,nsfaft relief in coughs, coos and
Iyer complain. 1 orciaiy recommend
,,'sn the nest and ssiesi plaster ever
made. and would eau ion the puoic gairst
the numerous other so-calisd Porou. Pas
crssnlnus uuhiic; they arc worthless and
oitentimes dang rous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

COLONEL OLIVER II PAYNE, Of Cleveland,
de pre- Gates the use OF his fathers name in
connection with tho presidency on the
ground Of age aud the arduous duties of
the office. THIS tilial solicitude is affecting
in the extreme, hut entirely uncaIled for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

JupGr l. klNG WILSON, Who has been
elected Uaittd States SENATOR GRoonE's
successor rom Maryland, WAS member Of
the 49, congress, and since lsi9 has been
one OF thu nss ciaie lns,icgs o. the supreme
court OF tlnt state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

Az eastern maiden wh) embraced che
leap yenr puorluuily and was refused by
her hear,les5 aud whiskcrsi udorei, sui
cided from modification. feaIfo, warn
ing TO the softer sex no. 90 give man q
ghost Of chance 10 ~ even.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24

That whittier SKIN OF hers ihah snow,
And smooth ~ monuments nlabaster
Va ali acquired br using P1zzpn'-
..dscni.d complexion ppgcer.
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10, fsw articles have reached such o

Bnt lew articles have reacheu sucn =
worldwide reputation as Angostura Bit
ter, For over IT'S years tnes have ben
the acknowledged standard regulators OF
me digestive organs. Their success has
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genuine article manufactured only by d.
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YougG MUTT has been released, having
been pronounced OF sound mind by some OF
the very physicians Who swore at the trial
that he was mentally irresponsible tor his
deed. 1t would have been better had The
case been submitted to the jury on its
merits and they returned sn honest verdict
iu.tifying his homicide than that resort
nh ould have been had to miserable sub
toriure, which has had fruition in perjury.