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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
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WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Treasury
Department has been informed by one
of its agents on the Canadian border.
that paper rags, supposed to have been
collected In the cholera infected dis
tric;s of Egypt, Turkey and the south of
France, are being imported into the
United States through Canadian ports.
They are distributed as los grade, and
likely To contain germs Of disease. A
large lot WAS recently shipped TO this
country from Liverpool.
Craftsmanship of the Democratic Gem.
mtttee.
The Star says the impression seems
to be that ex-senator Wallace will be
elected chairman of the National Demo
cratic Committee. Ii is thought that
Governor Cleveland prefers Manning of
New York, but the understanding is that
he (Manning) does not want the posi-
tion. He has promised to devote his
time to the canvas, aud to aid the com-
mittee to the full extent of his ability,
but he does not want to be the respon-
sibls head.
From good authority it il learned that
Randall forbids the use of his name. He
will not stand in Wallace's way. AT
Chicago Randall was ably Supported by,
Wallace, and it 10 said that the former
will do all he can to have the latter
made chairman of the committee.
Pensions 20 be- Paid.
The Treasury Department issued to-
day warrants for the payment of g.
000.0OO on account of pensions.
rendietOn interviewed.
Senator Pendleton, who has Just re-
turned from Chi sagO, WAS seen tonight
by An Associated Press reporter and ex-
pressed himself As follows concerning
the declaration of the convention on
the question of civil service reform
That the deSlAration was satisfactory
To the civil service reformers, and the
nominations were alike satisfactory.
Then he said that both Cleveland and
Hendricks were strongly coHmitted to
reform the civil service, and asked,
Who could desire a more absolute
committal to the doctrines of reform
than the acts of Gov. Cleveland and the
dec arations of Gov. Hendricks?" SEN
ator Pendleton referred to speech by
Gov. Hendricks in 1872 and his letter of
acceptance IN 1876 Ii support of his as
sertion that the Governor is heartily in
favor of civil service reform.
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"IRm. THE WAIrn-A very enthusias

"IRMA THE WAIF."-A very enthusiast
tic audience witnessed the first presen-
tation of "Irma the Wait" by the Cot
ton Company at the Standard Theater
last evening. The play has many strong
points and thrilling situations. Little
Idalene Cotton, in the title role, is a
wonder, and those who fail to see her in
this play will miss rare opportunity.
Ben Cotton, as Buckles, brought dewn
the house time and again, while the re-
mainder of the support Was highly com
mendab!e. Tonight "Irma the Waif'
will be presented for the last time, and
the house should be crowded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

SUBURBAN REsIDEScE.-George Dorffel
is buiiding a handsome suburban resi-
dence, 30x4o feet in size. on high level
plateau Just northeast Of Lawton's nur-
sery. Quite number Of new buildings
are also under construction in the same
vicinity. When Mill street is improved
this will be quite a desirable part Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
COMPLIMENT FROM HraH SOURCE

COMPLIMENT FROM A HIaH SOURCE
In conversation With number of
friends in st. Louis recently, GeHersl
Sherman spoke of Seattle in terms that
would satisfy the most enthusiastic
boomer. He characterized oar city az
the key Of the Northwest, and predicted
for it glorious future. As General
Sherman has given much attention "a
this section of the country, his opinion
is not to be lightly regarded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

Princess Picnat~lli de Cerchiara, Who
through family Troubles was compelled
for living 10 accept an engagement at
La Scala Music Hall, in Paris, has
thrown il up. and has now 30 far fallen
in ths world that she may be seen serv-
ing customers behind one of the bars al
the Folies- Bergere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

A LUCKY ISvEsrxEST.-A few months
AGO Mr.. j. j. Russell. of this city bought
g. acres of lard on False creek. Bur-
rari Inlet, for $50 an acre. THIS be
sold few days sinee for $3.50 per acre.
and il has again been sold &C q consid-
cradle advance on that figure. The
property Is a valuable one, as 10 has q
fine water frontage. - Victoria Times.
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CoxxzosKxs 1T THx WILLAMETTE
The wlllamrtss arrived from San Fran
cisco yesterday, with freight for tbs fol-
lowing eonsisneos. r. u. Thomas. @. 4
p. 8. Il. r., Schwabachcr Bros- 4 Co..
Seattle Lumber and Conmercisl Com
pany, Washingson irsn Works, Oregon
lmprovemsns Company.
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GRrAr CIxARAson sALx.-Ths hank

GREAT CLEARANCE SALK.-The hank
rupt simon a Brovnstone stock Is being
rapidly disposed OF under the direction
of J. Strauss & Co. an immense lot of
goods were stored there, an immense
number OF customers have been taking
them away for month past. and an
immense quantity yet remains in store.
Bargains a. good a. the best ever offef-
ed in the city ara being daily made over
their counters, and thnse who dc moi
visit them are daily losing business ep-
portunities Of the most desirable char
o ter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

Faox San FRaScIsco. - Steamship
Wilmington, which arrived here fron
san Francisco yesterday morning.
sroaphl passengers a. follow: A A
Allen. b h Keller. O Wiley. y Harris.
koras, II casper. ] II Cooper, Mrs " ID
Kane. Mrs II E Hubbard. Mrs Nea-
felded and mother. Mrs ] EnseihArs.
Captain c Z Rust. and Is In the sieer-
ace. She also brought considerable
freight. consigned Co the following
named psrsons: d e Durie, Z J Ev-
ans. Fred Bories, Geo swan. War
ner q Co. l. Kline. Like Union farni-
ture Co. N Chilberg. p ID Jorup. Posr
IxrxILIaKNcER. SUNSET Telephone Go,
seattle Railway Co, Seattle Coal and
Trans 90. q Gariana, d Il Caldwell.
Geo b Walker 4 Co, Lsvsencs Bros,
Il / Morse. smith a PNrsons, Il J Cor
win. w J organs, W II Wilson, Tokia1
& HOFFMAN, and Chimes merchants.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
10 Contractors and Builders.

THE ATTENTION OF CONTRAC-
L tors and builders is called 20 a supe-
rier quality OF foundation. sewer ara
building brick pronounced by good an.
thority the best ever made on the Pacific
Coast, samples or which eau be seen an
the ONCE of PICKERING & Co, on
Washington street iela I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
FOREIGN.
An Analogy

FAzrs, Jaiy l5.-Prims Minister Ferry
mas apoloRlzsd TO the German Anhas-
s9-'or Tor the ins1it Offered to the Ger
raaa flag.
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BATTER win he a candidate.
Tramc Resumed.

GALVESTON, July 16.-The breaks in
the Texas Pacific east of FL Paso,
causing floods in the Rio Grande, have
been repaired, and that route has now
resumed business 10 California. Arizona,
New Mexico and points in the Republic
of Mexico, Running both passenger and
freight trains through FL Paso. This
line IL also opened east To Baton Rouge,
making close connection with the Mis-
sissippi valley and giving an all-rail
cisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
A Letter fresn B,aine.

Coon HAVEN. Comm, July Ib,-E1
Auditor Edward Mccarthy. a local
Democrasic leader, who boited Cleve-
lands nomination, received tonight a
personal letter from Mr.. Blaine. thank
,ne him for his pledge OF support. Mr..
BIainess letter 10 "a follows:
AUGUSTA, Me-, July ~. isSs- Edsoard
lHeCaysAg: Ne Dear Str-Accept my
sincere thanks for your kind letter of
oon2ratulation. / regret thai ! c.n
make bat this infor'eai aekno~iedg-
ment Just nov. can question the
right OF no man or sods Co vote 40 they
elect, bat will say that ! am heartily
cratified 90 have found new friends IN
YOUR beautiful city. With best w'snes.
believe me to be. very truly yours.
JAS. q. BLAINE"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
Question

PANS, July l6.-The charge against
the Commissary of Police. alleged to
b we thrown the Prussian fsg to the
mob during the disturbance created BY
the Aisatian societies Monday last, has
been dismissed.
The Academy of Medicine has refer
red TO commission the question as to
the measures to be taken 10 promote
the public health. and prevent the in
PRODUCTION of cholera into Paris.
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Miaing TrembIes.

CoIuNBus. o., July l6.-Troubles With
the miners in the Hooking Valley have
been in progress for some time. At New
Straitsviile today the entire PiBkertou
police force we're arrested, half TOR riot
ing and the others for unlswfally usurp-
Ing the Office Of Constable. There Was
great excitement during the preliminary
bearing. Al the request OF the defend
ants the case was continued until Fri
day, tie men giving $50 bond each. At
the close OF the trial an attempt was
made TO get possession OF arms, but 70
was unsuccessful, the Pinkerton men
agreeing 90 discard arms during the
trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

The schedule In the assignment of
aaaei Fernandez and jesse Perez del
SAs'illo. OF the hrm Of Fernandez 4
sAstilio. commission merchants, IS
niosdway, TO Walter II. Legett, Was
MED today. IL shows liabilities. <26s,-
- nominal Assets. $22.S37. The in
ssidnal schedules Of Fernandez show
nAnl!iiies to DO $i7 $50; actual assets,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
Knights OF Pythias.

The formal presentation of the dag
sent As@lon Division. knights OF Pyth.
las. by Fort Dearborn Division Of Chi
cago, WAS celebrated by full dress pa
rade and ball in the Spanish fort.
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Convention Of the Ismises.

SAN FRAScTsco, July i6.-Ths Anti
Monopoly. Grseuback, Labor and Ma
tional Union parties met in joint State
convention today. Resolutions support
ing Butler for the Presidency were
unanimously adopted, ard eight Butler
Electors were chosen and will be placed
in the field.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
Beaten by the Jap.

CINCINNATI, July Is AT the Grand
Opera House tonight the wrestling
match between Carlos Martina aud Mat
adi Sorachiki WAS won by the latter.
sho scored the second, fourth and fifth
bouts, japanese style. MARITIME won the
NM and third. Greco Roman style.
Greenback Convention.
NRw yoRK. July ia State Green
eaca Convention Is called for New York
City, August 7th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

VIENNA, July Is.-The Anarchists in
prison make q complete confession ad
hitting that they we're implicated IN
many murders and robberies during the
past few months. They say that they
were first induced To commit crime by
reading in 1888 sheet called the Rebes,
in which a secret Anarchist committee
appealed fer funds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
Massaehuse.ta Reliers.

BosTos, July iG.-General w. T. Lagg.
Secretary of the Republican State Com
mittee, has resigned, owing TO his iu-
ability 10 conscientiously support Blaine
and Logan. Senator John +. Andrews,
prominently named az the coming can.
didate for Congress in he Fifth Dis
trict, announces that he shall belt the
Republican ticket and support Cleve
land. He will resign his membership in
the Republican ward ard city commit
tees,
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CIV ioaK, July I6.- The following
.ouaN has been issued from the bead
lsefs OF tue Republican National
..nsar Sir: The pending Presidential
- paish Is Of unusual Importance TO
ooansry. Every Republican is deep
asEsssted in its result. The National
- nlttes on behalf Of the party de-
fss:,o make II justly vigorous aud. ef-
rse Success Is certain in November.
h-sas are required, however, to meet
~ ana proper expenses of the cam
com.,, anu TO provide the same the
- eiitse finds itself dependent upon
- ~ efailty Of Republicans TO make
49, Voluntary contributions as their
cI.rss saii permit, and as they feel in
&C 70 give. You are, therefore, re-
ecaliy invited TO send az coon ~ Won
3 snensiy may, by draft on New York
ch.su money order 10 Il. r. Jones,
F,fss aan Republican Committee, 90
avenue, New York sity. such sun
oAssssmhy desire TO contributs for the
~ - before mentioned. A receiot f,r
The sa will be sent by return mail,
tisn ssnmissee carefully calls The atssn.
q go, sssry person holding any Office
q 49, ment under the United STATES
s~sMaon OF the act Of Congress,
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NEW ORLEANS, July ia duel with
small swords took place today near
Gretna. between Captain j. Z. Rrou
and Evariste foche, q brother OF jus
tice Poche. of the Supreme Court.
Poche received flesh wound In the
thigh. Ike affair WAS settled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
The Indiana Campaign.

IsDIASAPoLIs, July 6.-The Republi-
can State Central Committee has de-
cided TO open the campaign In Indiana
In this city during the last week in Au-
gust. Gen. John A. Logan will be the
principal speaker.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

Iowa, July ia woman who kept n
saloon here before the prohibition law
vent into effect began selling beer again
today. The temperance people caused
Der arrest yesterday. but she gave bonds
and continued TO sell. The Sheriff at
tempted 10 arrest her today, when she
drew tive revolyers and dehsd him. He
procured assistance, and after turbu-
lent scene. in which mob came to the
voman's assistance and fiourished re-
volyers, abe Was arrested. A crowd sur
iounded the jail aud threatened TO tear
itdown. when the woman was released
90 bail she was triumphantly carried
through the streets by the yelling popu-
hsson. Her action lie supported by the
Assshall Brewery, which proposes TO
make thie test case.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
80. Republicans Ratify.

poerox. July 1.-the first Republi-
,s.i6eat.ou meeting of the cam
~ - vas held tonight in fremont
eais Long before the hour for
Ting Ting the hall was crowded to over
ss.;ng and a meeting WAS held IN the
ss.smeut. and many we're turned away
s.shIe TO GAIN entrance. The platform
s So. Occupied by leading Republicans
-, CANYONS sections of the State.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

NEW YORK. July 1.-The Mayor today
began an investigation into the charges
preferred by morning newspaper
against keepers of intelligence Offices,
of procuring girls for disrsputable par-
poses. The newspaper articles were
written and charges made by Mrs. Eliza
Archer Conner, Of the Cincinnati Com
D'srcidt Gazette. The lady testified to
the truth of the statements in the news
paper articles. The keepers of several
intelligence offices denied that the
charges were true.
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CINCINNATI. July l6.-A dispatch from
lronton. O., announces the failure Of
d Hiram Campbell a. Sons, iron maRu
iAaiurers, and places their liabilities at
$4,000. No statement of assets. Bus
mess men here say the failure has been
expected. The Campbells owned the
NAV. Sarah furnaces, and have been
RAINING them during tue recent depres-
sion In iron.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

NlrcHKz. Miss. July 16.-Albsrt Miles
lcoloFed), who murdered his wife in a
d Of jealousy ON September IL, 1882,
va hanged shortly after noon. He
walked firmly to the soaffold, saying bat
little, and after a prayer the trap was
sprung.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17
A spuSt On OIL

PrTTsBURo, Jsly l6.-There was much
excitement aud sharp advance in the
OIL movement today. IL opened at 62az
and closed At 64K. There are ramors
Of a corner.
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The Prohibition Convention.

PfTTsBURo, July l6.-rhe prohibition
committees are busy at work preparing
for their National Convention % be held
next week. Secretary Swagger says he
has been advised of the election of GOO
delegates and alternates and that the
number will be considerably increased.
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PANS. July ia dispatch from Pom
dichsrry, the capital of the French pos
SESSIONS in India. states = rocket ex
ploded during a c~isbration OF the anni-
versary Of the fall of the Basfiie. The
bailding contained q large quantity Of
fireworks, and 4 fearful explosion re-
salted. Fifteen persons were killed and
many injured.
wholesale Csastratsa.
PssrH, July l6.-Ths trial Of 40
peasants for completely in tbs anti
Magyar execution riots IN Septemhcr
| last resulted in shc conviction Of 20,
tbs remainder being acquitted Ihoss
convicsed were sentenced TO imprfson-
msus for from three 10 ton dAya
Kfnx sehn Nskes . Ntssake.
ALKxAxpzrA. July l6-Advioes from
| Abyssinia state that since the favorAbls
termination of Admiral Hewitt's mis-
sioa. King JOAN, relying on the frisnd-
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The sharon Divorce Case.

SAN FRAScIsoo. july 16-rhe morn
ing session of the court in the Sharon
divorce case was wholly taken mp with
the examination of experts in regard to
the handwriting of Sharon, and was de
void Of special interest.
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extentol In the above line.
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HAVANA. July l6--Belins has BED
elected President Of Santa Domingo.
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strike Endesf.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-Tne strike OF
the Journeymen plasterers and knapp
d C,.'s shoe hands is ended. The plas.
terers got the advance asked and the
shoemakefs cornnrotnisfd
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Pans, Jaly l6.-The Duke Of Charities
has :, arted for foulon. He took with
him 600, the Gift of the Comts de Paris
aud family 10 the sufferers from cholera.
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Hard ON the saints.

QUEBEC. July 10 Alihoughthe courts
refused to extradite John @. Emo, and
ordered his liberation. American detect
ives are still watching the movements of
this former millionaire. He cannot
walk the streets without being shad-
owed
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-03-15
Amendment No. 81

I ARr. l3o. $50 the Parish of Orleans there
shall be two District Courts and no more,
One of said courts shall be known as The
Civil District Court for the Parish Of Orleans;
| and the other as THE Crimina District Court
tor the Parish OF Orleans The former shall
consist of not less than five judges, and the
latter not less than two Judges, having the
qualifications prescribed for District Judges
throughout the State. Tie said Judges shall
be appointed by the Governor. by aud with
the advice and consent OF the Senate. for a term
OF eight years. the first appointment shall be
made as follows:
Three Judges Of the Civil District Court.
for four years aud two Judges for eight wears,
One judge of the Criminal District Court. for
four years and one for eight years, the term
4" be designated In their commissions. The
said judges shall receive each, four thousand
dollars per annum. Said Civil District Court
shall have exclusive and general probate, and
exclusive civil jurisdiction in all cases, when
the amount iii dispute Or to be distributed, ex
caeds one hunlred dollars. exclusive Of inter.
est. and exclusive appellate Jurisdiction from
the City Courts Of the Parish Of Orleans,
when the amount in dispute exceeds twenty
five dollars exclusive Of interest. All causes
filed in said courts shall be equally allotted
aud assigned among said judges. in accord
:'hce with rules OF court to he adopted for the
purpose. In case OF recusation Of any Judge
III any cause. such cause shall be raassigned,
or III case OF absence from the parish. sickness
or the disability OF the Judge to whom said
cause may have been assigned, any judge of
SAD court may issue or grant conservatory
writs or orders. In other respects each Judge
shall have exclusive control over every cause
assigned to him from its inception to its final
determination in said court. The Criminal
Court shall have criminal jurisdiction
only. All prosecutions instituted in said
court shall be equally apportioned between |
said Judges By lot. Each judge or his success
sor shall have exclusive control over every |
canse falling to its fiual determination in said
In case OF vacancy OF recusation eau.
ses assigned shall be reassisned under order |
Of court" |
{~) Given under my signature and the |
( LIS Seal ofthe STATE oi Louisiana, at the |
1~!City OF Baton Rouge, this 1st day Of |
december A.. u 1879.
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary Ut State.
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"AmeRlCAn FARMER

Z A. r. g Msct asscu.saral magazine, published BY
wnicn u rapidly taking rank IA ons - ,1s,ana, and
vo.sa "ns publications Of the country. IT ~ aas
stocE 1nsusaveiy to the interests OF the Farner
Tor..s a,eeder. ~Dairymau. Gardener. ana ~ ,ns,:
With ths. Lane ,ana every species Of industry connected
he rarmer' r potson OF the people OF the world.
\ ~. Farmers can not wen get alon. v;,, 10 per
tSsr sa new ideas into their minds r. ssschH
sae@ nov 70 farm with profit to ~ .eacoes
~ sro me home happy. the young folk, ches-. !"
ths dsm.so, uonsented. the downcass happy. ana
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-03-15
Nos.

Ar. 81. The Supreme Court, except in ca
ees hereinafter provided, shall nave appellate
Jurisdiction only, which jurisdiction shall ex-
tend to all cases when the matter in dispute.
or the fund to be distributed, whatever may
be the amount therein claimed. shall exceed
two thousand dollars, exclusive of interest;
to suits for divorce and separation from bed
and board; TO suits for:nullity OF marriage to
suits involving the rights to homestcads to
suits for interaiction and to all cases in
which the constitntionality or legality OF any
tax. toll or impost whatever. or of any fine.
forfeiture Or penalty imposed by a municipal
corporation shall be in condensation. what
ever may be the amount thereon. and in such
cases the appeal on the law and the facts shall
be directly tro.a the Court III which the case
originated to the Supreme Couct and to Grim
inal caaes o nsquestions of Ian alone. when
ever the punishment OF death or imprisOn-
ment at hard labor may be inflicted, or a. fine
exceedins Three Hundred Dollars $4,000 is &c
tua11y imposed.