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s. P. TOWNSEND

desires to inform his friends and
the public that, having purchased
fine instruments, he is prepared to
execute anything in Surveying.
All work will receive careful and
prompt attention. Room at the
Cottage Hotel, Wellington, o. Ii
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The remains Of All Sam, the
Chinaman Of the Jeanette, have
travelled $1,000 miles in search of a
grave, but are not yet in their final
resting place. They will soon be taken
across the United States 10 San Fran
cisco, 5000 miles. and then across the
Pacific, 10000 miles further, to the old
home in China, thus making the circuit
Of the globe and one-fourth OF sec
ond circuit. He was brought from
Asia and goes back to Asla.-M Y.
Herald.
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"A school-boy in London committed
suicide the other day. He had failed to
PASS an examination, and for many
months before had been overworked and
:ruelly punished in school. His teach
er states that no was not "bright
lad, and II was no doubt the absence
Of this "brightness" that caused him TO
lag in the educational race that was set
before him. The wise Coroner's jury
brought in a simple verdict OF suicide. ="
Perhaps verdict Of "killed by false
and vicious system Of education" would
have been truer TO the facts. Detroit
Post.
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-" For the last five or six years."
observed distinguished American
architect, II have been occupied al
most exclusively with public buildings.
[ could count on the fingers of my
right hand the private houses | have
erected. My temper in consequence
has become comparatively sweet, for
nothing IL so trying TO an artists soul
as to be subjected TO the estbetic whims
Of charming women who desire his pro-
fessional service. - Harper'S Weekly.
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Ladiea' Razaar.

Rooms, east side Public Square. Miss
Clark, Of Cleveland, competent Dressma-
ker, assisted by Miss Julia Hamilton, have
charge OF the Dressmaking Department.
sbrt-making, Ladies' ani Children Cloth
ing, all kinds Of Family Sewing and Fancy
Work made to oroer. Cutting and Fitting a
specially S3yl
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CB- Every description OF job Printing
executed neatly and promptly at the
ENTERPRISE Office.
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"A farmer saws that the leaves fror

the woods are q great assistance In
growing Irish potatoes. These, when
put in the furrow with the potatoes, not
only furnish the nutrimeDt for their
sustenance, but retain the water from
rains and counteract the injury from
dry weather. II leaves can not be had
straw is the next best thing for this
burpose. IN. Y. Times.
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Too great refinement Is false dellcacy,
and true dtlicacyis solid refinement.
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DIR. Poore, Of London, in contrast
ing coffee and tea, says the former con-
tains more alkaloidal stimulant and the
latter more tannin. Tea calls for less
digestive effort than coffee, but the
tannin OF tea injuries digestion after a
time. Out Of ninety samples Of ground
coffee purchased In London shops only
five were found TO be wholly genuine.
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NELLAIkE,
Water Works that Don't Work-Hoy
Jailed, Etc.

Water Works that Don't Work-Hoy
Jailed, Etc.
Matt Hart got back yesterday from, little
trip for Maring, Hart l. TO.
E. W. Buell., who has been whiting nj A.
D. Hsttel!e's, returned home to Msrietta yes.
tsrday. ,'s.' -
Adam Gibson, who struck young Bslz with
. atone, was sent to Jail yesterday morn,rv
after hearing before Mayor Cooper.
The Bellairs postotlcs showed ramsrka.
Bile gain In business In the LAST report, bu.
tbs past year shows a RAlu OF over 500 on
last year, Notwithstanding the reduction Of
postage.
Burr Robbins show oomea here from Bridge,
port to-day and will leavs te-night over tho
=. q Q: railroad. John ls1binsoa comes and
goes the same way the laat OF the month,
coming. from Canton, 0. :
Noble straet Is 10 have another church.
Tho A. N. F Church has bought hall OF thu
lot on the corner Of Thirty.savcnth street
near tue hose house; paying 81 ,GSO for It, and
will build there. Tho buiidini. now ussd on
Eo,s Hill will DO sold.
The bucket brigade was ont In full force
yesterday. The machinery at the waite:
works would not work on account OF another
break, and the pipes wers Boon empty ia
nearly every part OK town, and the planning.
:.i1! The mills and factories he'd 10 sto = ws.S.
Ihs }ailroat locvfnotiYes hid 10 80 elsnwhers
for their supplies alter what was In the tanks
WAS exhausted. The accident seemed uc-
avoidable. Enough water Ia kept In tbs
reservoir for an emergency. o"
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent DoipEa Of West vir9iniaiis Nh,
~

pecent nninr, m W.., vir~,,,.,,.
Ts.,- s.,.,,,a.. ""'
r.. .,,.... ~. t '',"'v'".
mar, COMFY r,s aWs,ds IN ", u eos e srns
ior Tho canning y,ar' "'N ~ ''a" ''' 'oo'
w.. .,n,,.As.., - "
~ p y, ~ ~ .ae Jaexsoh Herald In h
psa t,SSn ~ wv saoss'!nets 70 renew 'haltsne-
s1s,R'inn ,eeiine,y CLOSES wl'h' " AM yourt
uhul tsa1ve ou. .-
Washington. Pa, IL al last to have Elar,
works. Alter many WEI Ks Of hAlt work INV
81, GOO additional needed has bstu raised. OF
this amount Simon Pa.r & Sons, Whtel
inE'a big Wholesale merchants. subscribed
$50. q. ,HUt s'3
DR.. Ben Davis, OF Huntington, has decided
to build az opera housc Tor tha. town in con,
nsction With new busints, block he Ia put
ting up, that will bs capsule OF seating go
In aizs It will be GOIlL0 feet, and Will b.
provided with agallery.st
A le,ta, IN ,ha Is7y,,havyern t,,-, o..
Hill. Mnrshs,l cnpntv .sw.. ..!Th ;so . onnu
nity has tSen ti,rosn ;nio rinn, uo IN NJ.
s,d death ofH r. Wa,jsn' nna 81 W.,sS. ~
most prominsnt cit,x.ns rh;cb a.nn,raI ny
tbe Fnnrth n, W.,%.n $50. ,..a oSouI'Su w
ths NJ \ chnrrh and ,ho ti,~s m ny II
snnsr;ntsndsnt n ths ~ Ishhn, ..s. ueh.o y,
mi niscs III, Snna,. w." ~, ,enou' nv n,
Gn',p tseet A.o tunrtM Whs conducted py
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CaTd,

10 Tic Editor Of :1f lIt!.oiius. F
sis: Please allow ina. spacs enough In
your c1lumna 10 correct . false p,attulent
that is being circulated through tbs city In
regard 10 conversation that should have
taken plsss between Mr. Frank Hearn and
myself corcernlnx iha :.en thai were 10 DO
retained In the Upper Hlssr b,ds H;ll. Nov,
the facts are: 90 Juna 9Th, the day thSt our
committee and III. IIeArn met and sIgned
the Eoale for this ;ser Nj. Michael Schn,sn.
der and myself told NJ. Esa,n that .everal
Of the baile.s had requested us 10 sst him II
he would be kind enough to lot US know who
they Intended 10 retain la thu boiling depart.
mantGt their mill, aud Mr. Hsarn told MI,
eohmendef ant la,sSlf tha. he intended 10
allow tho men who wt.s WORKING at the
twanty.lour furnaces 10 continue on Tor two
Or three weeks the SAME As thsy bad bosp
Tofk Sing. He n'so informed uB that at the
expiration Of Two O.. three wocks they did
not intend 10 employ purs tnsI :-snty. -four
tplltrs, ss that number could mako Ill ti,e
mHce trqn they would need, because they
intended TO nsto e..tI natls hereafter. hi.
scll nender and myself s,E.ct 70 Mr. Hearn
thrs We were satisfied the mon SoGid bs VIII,
lpC 10 work tbs slmo - thty had bsen, but
tlsJ Ta.iad 10 know whlchlof them he In.
te1dtd 10 fs!4o. 1G3 Mr.. Hesrn announced
thhs,he he'd instructed hS. ug.,in TO make
nut list OF those they lntahdsd to rstLiu.
Nj. Musrin did mol want 10 nlske otlt /
list, eat said they would try and make out !
list some tine curing ths week. =. ,tIs
! N3s, this Ia al! Tho ronystsatian !h.t 90
Cured between MI. Heasn. Mr.. Bchtnouder
ard myself. All other reports are false.
: n ffgsrl 70 a conversation between Mr.
Cuibpr.bOn and myseif II n n Yniststo NJ
other concerning tbs matter. - n
Yours respectfully, }a|
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4 TN: VOTE
III tte Committee on HcsoIutiorR FOX
tho GhK!EIunuhhIp.


III ,iie COMMITTEES on HcSoIutiorn FOX
tho ChR!Emnukhin.
CHICAGO, June S.-Tha Committee on
Platform met In the parlor Of the Iroquoia
Club tonight at $50. thitsy.six members
being prraen.. Malcolm Hay, oil Pittsburgh,
was made temporary chairman. VIM. r.
SlorriAon was nominated for permaren,
chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions
by tho tariff re.oTm mombsrs, md Geo. L.
Converse, oil Ohio, by the pro
lection element. A ballo! va, then
taken o. the nominations which 70.
smiled in is vote, for Morrison against IL
Tor Converse. This tie vote caused some.
thing oil a sensation amony the members
and another ballot sGa ordered, which 70.
resnllsd exactly in the samo way. !. being
apparent there was a dead lock in the com.
mit'ec, 1t was sgseed that The temporary
chairman, Mr.. Hay, should act rs chair.
man dIsipg,hs formation Of the platform,
but, when tho work wss done tho commit
tee should e!ec.a permanent chairman,
whose duty it shall be to pr sent tho reso.
la.ious 70 the convention.
A cha. with member oil the auti.!ari,I
wing Of the Convention ELECTED tho infol-
msticn that representatives Of the States Of
North Carolina, Alabama, mississippi and
Missouri had vo!el Tor Converse. The
aniltariE people had rolled on tlisse votes
and had expected with iul, committee
the vote would stand Is to % in favor Of
Mr.. Morrison. m.
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Grai.d Opening Excursion.

In speaking to somo Of the members OF the
M1nnerchor about their excursion next Sun
DAY on tia Ohio River Rsiirosd, 10 Marietta
and Palssnhu.g, we learned that all the az
Iangemsats for what pronliesa to be safe
and most enjoyable Trip havs bssn COM
pleled. The cUnmit,ee, which hss recently
made the round trip oyer the road, are loud
In their PRAISES not only Of tho easy and
comfortable ride but slso Of the nccomlnoda.
Ting and ssntle;nauly disposition no. only OF
tie cilicea but also Of the employees coz
nectea with the road. Mr.. Charles Howard.
tho 0anenl Superintendent WHO ras In the
osiy ,yestGday morning, tells US that they
will By aba TO carry comfortably a. many "a
may desirt TO accompany the excursion, and
TINS he wtl g!vo this excursion his personal
dupervirioS, ss hs will accompany It. From
our own Eowledss Of the parties interested
10. this altar, We can asy that this will DO tha
most popular excursion gotten up thisseasor.
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GAS IN NAIL MAKING.
An EXPERIMENT At srlvarNvlLLs
Win IA nest Batisiastoty, Raislts-Ths J,n,non
Al hIt w Wall Expsssd 10 sA,s . TAos,aud
M sah'h Of Coal r'esy paY-A Tui
= IA Of liz Steam hlilsE Psw,rs. 4

~ FL ell
The sssubsnvills Gazette Of. Monday hiss
Tho following Interesting account .! the intro
duetion OF sas Into the Jefferson nall factory,
al Hseubsnvllls: The gas wa run under
the battery. Of boilers that run ths nail fac.
tory 1t TIE J,il,rson mill .hIa morning.
8team wn raised from cold water In twenty
minutes, and 100 pounds were raised In Hlty
minutes, while with coal II required two
hours and half 10 even ratre steam. Ths
Gas 10 supplied through numerous small Ie.s,
which oil tho furnace with ttsajy bl.xs
Three boilsrs run tho 100 nall machines and
ahearsl; In ahort, the factory. TheHas will
DO put under the other battery OF boilers this
week 10 run tho rolling mill. and In the four
roll heating furnaces. The iirst well pupnlles
thresof The nall plate furnaces, and Il 10 con.
ndently believed that this with ths new
wolf will run the entire miit md factory,
proving Tho claim made by tho Gazette that Il
10 tho larseat gaa we'll In tia Ohio Valley. The
gas under tho boilers is not mIhssd from tbs
receivsr, and when the sacaplng g.s Is II shtsd
.! ths escaping yalye, the gas naksa IA much
OF light ~ ever. Thu gas 10 bsiug used sci.
ensiacally. and there will DO none Of II lest,
while every precaution has been taken Ia
prevent salt water from interfering with thu
dow. Tho Jefferson Company can 30 con
4tatdlatod n well ~ can the city OF BtsnbeL,
wsll. .n... h.. - ~ o.
Tie Herald gives additional particulars OIL
intelest 10 iron Manufacturer. Tho lnaiu
conductor from tho we'll 10 SIX inches In dI,
ausisr. and = three inch pipe conveys VI,
gas 10 each boiler. Another adjoining bst
lsry Of four boilsrs will be supplied iulmsd
ateiy, and pipes will be connected with a,
many othst iusaaces ss she well will sapn.y,
Manager Elliott thinks 1000 bu.hals OF coal
per dAy will DO saved. Over 1900 huthei.
are now daily consumed. No ehnnee Ia no
ticeable In the h)w al the we'll. Tho mil
propsistors arc vol pleased with this morn
ipR'I experlHenL
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rEtthuHhI. MENTitDE,
News and 0os.il. ln relation 10 ysr,ou

News anu Oossfn Ia Relation to Snrions
People.
Miss Jo,le peternlAn Is visiting friends IL
Alliance, 0AIo.
Capt, Harry Shore. Of Fairmont, WAS In The
city yesterday.
Miss Anna Mye,s has gone TO ra,ksnbur,
10 visit ihsnds.
Col. Bob McEldowncy,o %. the Wo's,l Demo
era., Ia In the city.
Mis- Eole Caldwell, Of Little Washington
wM In the city yesterday.
President rendlcton, OF Bs,hapy. wa, A
the Mcclure HOUSE yesterday.
Mr. 3. Gco,gs, tho We!lshu.c papar mann
'aoturert wa, down yesterday.
Mayo. Cooper and Dewitt Daniord, Em,
oil Btllhi:e, were In the city yesterday.
Nslor Neiswanger, an old and prominen
cit'zsn otet. C!airsyills, was In town yss,rI
day.
Mrs. John Oldham. Of Jefferson City, Mo.
Who has been visiting relatives In this city
returned home yesteIdsy.
M!o Ella Dillon, accompanied By Mrs. DR.
surelson, has CONS 10 baltimore 10 yIsIt Mrs
Or. Hughes and Mira. Gen. Bond.
Mis-, Olive R. Barton, An accomplishc,
youns Indy OF Pittsburgh, who has beef, visit
Ing Der slsisr, Mia a. u. eMl,h, OF Ia
lslasd, returned home yesierday.
Mics Mary seabright, who returned from
visit 10 friends In Little Washington q iey
days sInce, hss gone to Middlsport, O., I
| spend beseral wreks with her friend. there,
MIS-. Ida Frew, who haa been yIsl,irI
iftNDVa In SinnhapvlIt, b,.... =
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BLlTNL's rurNL4HIrylS MAINE.

Iri'h'Amer!cans 10 support xsin1-Thc
nisatIcction Growing Weak.
AUGUSTA, July S.-Tho opposition Jour.
nals in Maine, like those ont of the State,
are iEdulsiug in mud throwing al Mr,
Bls!ne, but the poisoned arrows OF calumny
fall powerless 10 the ground. Mr.. Blaine
ia too well known. The eharsca against
hia have haea 20 completely answered
since they were fits. broush! thst il Ia no,
considered neceseasy 10 rei.ets,o replies.
Tho contest in Maine is between united
Republican party and Democratic party
that lacks coheeioS,
Mr. blsine's candidacy Ia making serious
inyoGds in the Democratic party on sccout
Of desertions by 1rish.Ame,icars who do
not hesitate openly to declare their in.aa.
lion 10 veto fer big. T...er4 hts Numerous
leadiAE snd IT uientisl Democrats who
have avowcd the sAmn purpose. In man.
u!acturipg villsga scole OF I,ish operatives
in woo!len mill will certainly vote ior Mr'
Blaine, and this is 3 vols.tspy action on
lnt!f pan nor ofyss!oaed by hlate pride or
becanse Of my foreign policy, should Mr.
Blane be elected President, that would be-
begun to redress. tbs wrongs Of Ireland,
They be!loye that tls policy Of his admin.
istiat!on would 10 peaceful ono and thew
heartily accept and approve tho wall,
known views Of Mr. Blaine on the Ame:i.
can policy relSting to s;eea;; aud productive
iunnptIies.
Tbs reports OF dinair4ctiou in the RI.
publican party apd the So.csl!cd fevolts On
SccNurt OF Mr.. Blaine's nomination are
entitled 10 litto or no credeuce. The party
was never In batter condition and neyer
had brighter outlook. When tho time
comes Tor more sc'iye operations 10 begin
theTe ig every reapoa IL Lelicye from fbe
present Indications that The State will be
aroused from centre 10 circumference, At
the present time the iarmere who numbtr
over $4,000 haye begun llaying and so tLey
cCanno: glvo their attention lnpch 10 poli.
tles, but they Eaow what Ia going on,
About tho middle Of the month the Re.
publican State Committee will have
meeting 10 decide upon the i:;4a Of he.
2iAntug tu!ivo operations. Though seua.
tor Frye they have enlisted some Of
the best speaking talent In tbs country.
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yves s-
EcAytII yf n lt,vsrss q, nu,..,

culcAoo, July s.-The Duly N.,ps' Aus,
tin Illinois. special -ssyB: This afternoon
Henry Summers and Ms 1Vhl,apy, young
people who hsys brca Eeeplns company,
weso found lying on Tho sidewalk with
bullet holea in their hesde. Tho rirl has
remained unconscious ever sincs. Sum.
1 me's Gays che shot blu, aud thUn herse1i
ine piato! with which tho deed was done
is mig, and there Gre arsp;cions that he diJ
tle shooting. Ills supposed to be the 10.
suit Of lovers quarrel. Summers may
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CAuGllrIN THE ACT.
Two EOuAc Hrehkers and Thieves neatly
CRptuFcu.

Two House Brchhers and Thieves Neatly
Captured.
Yesterday afternoon two rough lookius
men vers arrested by officer Heller, al.
rsisned before 'squire Phillips on a charge
OF hopssbEeaklnS and robbssy, and commit.
ted to jail Ia default OF ball Tor their sppear.
ace d. 10 4. N. to-day. They gays their
names IS W. J. Wilson and Ell. Dusns.
Burns Is Il young fsllow, and Wilson an
older msn OF very large stature. They were
INFESTED In The rekidencs Of Nj. ". A. WI.
RON, on North Main street, and when taken
had on c;;cthirg belonging to Mr.. Wilson,
which they p:nposed 10 steal, and many
small articles Of vaiica In thsir pocka.a. The
family we're MI AWAY. End Mr.. Wil.on BY
accident arrived at the horts ard discovered
this in.rudess. 0aiccr Heller ald .syeral
other men were summoned, aud tie capture
Of the two men ei'scled. They vii! doubtless
70 10 Moundsvilla as socn ~ the naturally
slow course Of tustics will allow.
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tue vote wRa announced rs tWelve ayes and
twelve noes. The Secretary inquired;
"What do you DO with the other two
yo'esf" A. voice echoed, "Hang ,heml"
When New YORK wss called Mr.. Man.
ming, Of tbs Nav York delegation, raid:
We are not ready 10 vota yet; you will have
to paaa New York Tor a moment. There
were luud ctits from all parts Of The hall,
anew iofk, ""New Yori; give your yots.'
Mr.. Mannlng-l will have 10 max tho In.
diligence oil the convection. New York
was passed. When Pennsylvania was call.
ed there WIS q doubt rs 10 whether the
chairman oil the delegation had reported
the negative vote 30 or 70. The Secretary
called pDnnsylyaaia the second time when
Tho chairman Of that delegation said: Pam.
sylyanla votes 81 ayes land 80 noes. When
all tho Staten had reported their yosa the
Secretary callod i0r tho yotu Of New York,
and Mr.. Manning, q tha. delegation, re-.
ported The delegation M voiing u noes,
[Cheers.] -.
Mr.. C0chraa--t challenge that vate.
Mr.. Manning have 10 state that the
vote In tho de-, satlon ia IS noes and 10
nyfb.
MI. Cochrar-Thsu ask thu. |. be
recorded. MI
Secretary nell-New York votes Laugh
ter Now York, through the chairman oil
ths delegation, vntes 72 noes. r.
Mr.. Cochran--rbRt Ia challenged, Mr.
Chairman, and nSk Tint tho Secretary cali
the roll and poll Tho delegates,
A volce--"rhAt's right" do not vote
ayr. (Cheers). ~
The Chslt-Tho chairman OF the S.S.s
Of New York will state tho vote again,
MIR. Maunlng.-NDY York votes undeI
Instructions unanimously carried at Sara
toga, also under the instructions Of ils State
delegates held ut n meeting In this city
New York votes q vote, no.
MI Cctbrnn--I ain ono o! tho lelegates
protest agatnst Ito being recorded.
Mr.. Tompkinr, Of CaliiOrnis-I think Il
"a a most dangerous precedent that 4
Democratic ConvGntioD-Groas uproar and
csl,s 81. Isl. down. 81. down" al
down." IN tho nidst ot which MIR. Temp
kins sui down.
The ChSir-Upon MI queations Of parlia
mcntary law and uhuGgs you may inyokt
the chair, bat the question which 10 now
presented to tbs chair 10 tho rnbiec! mattel
of the vote being takon. Ills therefore MOI
with the chair 10 stats how that vote Is 10
DO recorded except that under the call
when Tho chairman OF each delegation an
nouncfs tha voin II uhould be recorded II
accorjance herewith.
AMENDMENT DgyEArEu.
The Chair--Ths, Secretary will announce
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STATE Hoard uf Undervrtters,

A moyemen. 10 Oh foot among tho insur.
auce mel Of this State 10 form btate Uu.
teswrits.s AssociStion or Bosrd, Rnd & meet.
Ing OF leading insurance men from different
sections will b held in this cI.y at tbs time
Of The Democratic State Convention. The
Eovement=cmauates frcm Wheeling iuerIr
hnce men, but has been entered Inlo heartily
by othrra. It 10 desirous 10 bring the IT,
snrance rlsn OF the different parts OF West
Virginia into cloter communication, and 10
advance Geir common interests, Ehils nt the
sane time it will indirectly benefit all the
b.anc.lys q. bnsfness IL the Gtate.
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When Judge johnson delivered the opiu.
ion Of tho court, thore WA significant sen.
tence In It, TO tho elect that certain clause
Of The Objectionable editorial Saa i'syidently
intended to In tluence thu court 10 decide The
casa again! IL ea"sietioas." The question
NATURALLY arises, how could sucl, inten,
ezis. uu!e5s tho courts c1nyictIons wore
known 1.-The tentenre quoted means any.
thing, 1t means lhst tbs courts .'convit.
tions" wero known il advance. The u1:o,.
tunNte wording was noticed by persons rros.
ent:u court when the opinion was read, and
commented 90. Whsn the opinion ans
copied for the lk7EttlosscxR the vord,ug
was ssa'n noticed and commented on,
Tbs Language appeared III the
IsTELIIgkscga IS II was writtsa BY tho JUDGE
and rsd by him In oren court. Bat In ,he
Register OF y.sltrdsy. 70. which pspsr Judge
Johnson himself prepared the opinion, tho
sentence 10 altered 10 90 10 Jead tbst ths
clnuSe ~as 'ayiden,ly intended 10 ind uruce
the court 10 dtclda tho case aeaiast liz .up.
posed convictions" The ans word inserted
max A great difference, and ,bs fact that
Judge Johnson inserted II alter his attention
was called 70 bis unconscious f,ankuess Is
very significant, rr'r