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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-02
STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The Strikers in Clay County Trying
the Effect Of Intimidation.
Alleged Whisky Thieves Arrested-BOiler Elk
plOsiOn at Observation-Disclosures
ance Of a Spendthrift Agent.
INDIANA.

The Long Strike i'll the Brazil Coal District
Assuming a Serious Phase.
Special TO the Indianapol Journal.
Brazil, April 1.-The strike of the coal miners
is beginning to assume a more serious aspect.
Hitherto the miners have simply acted in the
negative, and their tactics have been simply to
refrain from working at the proposed reduction,
and no coercive measures to intmidate others
from work have been resortedto Yesterday, how
ever, news reached here that measures of intim
idation had been successfully resorted to at Fon-
tanet and at Rosedale and this morning a
large assemblage of striking miners was col
lected at Erlishe's mine, about two miles west Of
Brazil This is bitumnous mine and is not in
voved in the strike, as the coal is of different
character, and the price of mining is always reg
ulated by different conditions from those
which govern in the block coal
mines. However, the strikers, perhaps embol
dened by their success at Fontanet and Rose
dale must have concluded to put a stop to
operations in this mine also, and for that pur
pose an assemblage of several hundred miners
was found around the mine this morning. who
informed the men going to work that they should
not go in. All who had not entered the mine
before the assembling of the strikers opeyed the
behest and remained outside. Some difficulties
are reported, but so far nothing serious. The
sheriff was sent for this morning who proceeded
to the scene of the difficulty 1t is hardly be
lieved that this action is authorized by the regu-
lar miners organization, and is probably the
work of the less responsible elements.
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City government for Mnrtinsville.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
MARTINsvILLE April 1.-The subject of city
charter for Maytinsville has been agitated for
some time and yesterday the election occurred
which resulted in favor of a city government by
about four to one. A city government was
thought to be OF advantage in the way of aiding
in the construction of pixies throughout the
county, and in assisting the effort now being
made by the leading business men in Offering
inducements for the location of manufactures
at this place.
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The Adventures of Modern Panurge.

Alta California.
One of the remarkable things brought to light
in the Sharon VS.. Sharon divorce trial now go
ing on, is that the plaintiff Miss Althea HILL or
Mrs Sharon, tried all kinds of tricks
to win the Senator's love One of
her journeys was to wise woman,
who will doubtless cause good deal of
fun when she comes to tell her tale to Judge Sui
Ivan. As the story goes, Althea sought this fe-
male whose sign hangs out in quiet; through
respectable thoroughfare, and asked for some
charm to make Sharon love her or marry her,
which is still a matter of dispute. The obese
sybil, whose portly form has encountered chair
IN the court room ever since the case com
menced gave Althea a charm which she averYed
could not fail, and with the punic faith for
which such people are noted told Sharon's
agents all about it afterward. AT the hour of
midnight just as the clocks were striking
that night of the month when the moon had
reached her fullest amplitude, Althea was to
draw from her SOFT round arm three drops of
blood, carefully drying and preserving
the aZure-tinted fluid from any foreign
substance. Althea was to find means at
some future time to minge them with the wine
that the object of her affections was about to
drink. If she did this without detection, and the
Senator drained the charmed chalice, the desire
of Althea's heart must surely be fulfilled ere
thrice the moon had waned and waxed again
Althea tried the charm, and in due course re
ported back, with words of anger and reprOach,
that it had failed and then, like Panurge, she
jouneyed on to find another and more satisfac
plump and pleasing damsel who always occupies
seat directly behind Senator Sharon. Her
shapely palm was duly crossed with gold. She
listened to Althea's desires, and then filed her
young disciples heart with joy by evolving from
the inner depths of her necronatic art an unfail-
ing plan to bring the aged Cr9sus to the feet of
his young adorer
By stealthy means Althea was to secure one
single hair from the scanty locks which struggle
over the senatorial brow like railroad routes
across new country. For thrice three days
that single hair must repose in Altheas bosom,
and then, to make the charm complete, it must
be carefully cut into nine equal parts, which
were to be placed in an omelette, which Althea
and her adored one were to eat in company.
Faithfully Althea followed the directions given
her; but, alas, the charm worked not to her sat
isfactOn, and once more she started out, like
Panurge, to find truer oracle How she buried
socks and collars and tried other divinations
with.the senatorial linen has already been told,
but there still remains to tell of many other
strange acts and love philtres.
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accounted for in the Circuit Court of Monteom-
cry county, Judge Phillips rendered Judgment
in favor of the city for 81 1905.
AT Nokomis, while workmen were engaged in
reftting Mr.. Hartsock's mill, Mr. Ear Hobson,
the engineer, was seriously injured by being
struck on the head by heavy beam, causing
conclusion Of the brain
The Stephenson County Republican conven-
ton, at Freeport on Monday, instructed its dele
gates to vote first for Logan with Blaine for
second choice; and of Grundy county's five dele
gates. three were instructed for Logan and two
for Blaine.
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PITTsBURG, April IA colony Of twenty-five
families left Pittsburg to-day for Seattle, w T.,
for the purpose Of making it their future home.
Foreign immigration which is crowding them
out Of trades giving employers an opportunity
to reduce wages, is given as the reason for seek
ing new homes. Several hundred more viii
leave shortly if reports from the colony are
favorable.
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ILLINOIS.

Disappearance of a Railway Agent Who Was
Lavish with His Money.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, April Fired Davidson, who
has been agent and operator of the Chicago &
Alton road for the past two years at Lexington
this county, has mysteriously disappeared. On
Sunday evening he left Lexington, saying that
he was coming to this city, and has rot since
been heard from He was raised at Lexington
and his unceremonious disappearance creates no
little anxiety. He has been lavish with money.
and it is believed he is short in his accounts
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Is The to and
$ll 40 the Mayors
walk This days. onlunau
of the of the
fht with ad
any
in cty SIS WE'LL xnownt wen lno sign
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Boiler Explosion,

Special to the indianapolis journal.
VINCENNEs, April 1.-The boiler of the Snow
Flake FIGURING Mills, at Wheatland, exploded
this afternoon, completely demolishing part of
the building. Martin Bubank, the engineer,
was frightfully scalded. The loss or the mill is
about 81, 500.
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To Brighten Democrats.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The story that secret movement is on foot to
bring Grant forward at an opportune moment
and make him the Republican candidate for
President was obviously started by Democratic
leaders to quiet the distractions of their party.
when l want to goto bed very quick, observed
the little girl, Il say rats, and scare myself
right in"
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Two columns of official communications are
published in the Baltimore Md News from rep
resentative men all over the world, certifying TO
the efficacy Of st. Jacobs OIL the pain conquerer,
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Lexington AVA Nj. r.. Conference.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-The annual session Of
the Lexington Conference of the NJ. E. Church
lcolored) adjourned yesterday. Following are
the appointments for the Indiana district:
E. w. S. Hammond presiding elder, indianapolis
Ind
Bloomngton-W H Vaughn.
CleYes (O.)--,James Taylor,
Connersville-C Jones.
Evansville and Newburg-Frank Hinton.
Greeneastle and knightsville-G. w ziegler.
Indianapolis-M. l.. johnson.
observation-disclosures McCoomer
Lawrenceville and GRANVILLE Qll.)-Smon Stone
Madison and North Vernon-D. w. Hestor.
Princeton-Jesse Munday.
Rockport and Cannelton-W NJ jameson
Shelbyville and Rushville-Henry Stein.
Springfield (ll) and Terre Haute-Fredericl White.
Watts ON and Corydon-Thomas Tompkins
Tiber and indianapolis circuit, to be supplied.
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT s McCURDY. REAL ESTATE AND GEN
Ill eral Auctioneers, IS East Washington street.
A UCTION SALE-OF CLOTHING TO THE
N trade We will sell on Thursday afternoon, April
3 at . o'clock an invoice Of new clothing, consisting
of quantity of assorted suits, and am invoice of
about 100 pairs pants. Terms cash. Sale positive.
HUNT & MCCUBDY, Auctioneers.
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MACHINERY.

DEAD THE ARTICLES ON WOODWORKING
IL Machinery, from the pen of James f. Hobart,
now being published in the columns of the weekly
and best furniture paper in the world Ten cents
copy of news dealers $3.50 year of the publisher,
j. HENRY SYNIONDS, 90 Water street, Boston.
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NOR SALE-SPECTAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
L hand or Engines, Boilers, Saw-nills Head
ing and Stave Machinery. HADI4EY, WRIGHT 81
CO., rs and l23 $. Tennessee street Indianapolis.
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EOR SALE-PRINTING PRESS-A NINE-COL.
i Rankin hand press, in best condition and little
used; will be sold cheap. Address ]. E. DAUM, 514
Monsoon street Peoria, III.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE - FARMS CHEAP, ION LONG
L credit Send for circular. Blue grass pasture
for rent, cheap. FRANCIS SMITH
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A Talk with Rev. e. X. Hendrix, Who Origi-
mated the Movement-Two Million Dollars
Wanted.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-EVERYBODY TO ATTEND THE
w paper social at Roberts Park this evening.
w ANTED-TO BUY A SMALL DRUG STORE
w in country town. Address DRUGS, care
journal office.
VIZ ANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West, the Weekly Indiana State Journal
One dollar per year.
w ANTED-COPYTNG TO DO OF EVENINGS
w on my own typewriter, at Office or at my
home Address K. care Journal Office.
VIZ ANTED-TO BUY ACCOUNTS, NOTES AND
w judgments against railroad employees Ref
erences given. Address HENRY SAUNDERS, 81 s.
Clark street Chicago, H., room 50.
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The Long Strike i'll the Brazil Coal District
Assuming a Serious Phase.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

111Nn q. .0Ak Az Ol.SS FGn hUA-
dred, . netter cigar than 10 sold by most
saaTSiSsYELLow FRONT CIGAR
FINNs l. a MOI EST, BEST AsU MOST COA
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ervvu, uoussnvld P.sssss

Il the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world WI most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter
nAlly, ano thereby more certainly BELIEVE
PAIN. ~hether chronic or acute, than any
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bic the strength OF any sspilar preparation.
Il cures pain in the size, BACK or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. ToothAchs, AND
ALL ACH Es, ana 10 The oreas Helisvee OF
PNsn UBROWN's HOUSEHOLD PANACBA"
should be in every family. A toaspoonful OF
the PanAcea IN q tumbier Of hot water tsweet
Oned, prefsrredl ,aken at bedtime, WI
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uo Sou sxsilsvs A.

That IN this town there arc scores Of persons
ueaefns our store every day whose lives are
masie mis.rabie by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
sour and distressed stOmacn, Liver Com.
plant, Constipation, hen for 7sc. We wiz sell
Them shfloh's vtta!iEer. suaranteeo 70 caIs @
ri ana lae North Queen streat fsb7-eods
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urT.W. Atkins, Gtrard Kan. writes: III
never hssitsta TO recommend you Electric
Bitt-rs to my Gu u:tomers, they give entire ost-
R,.fsrs are the purest and best medicine
snown and VII positively cure kidney and
Liver CON plants Purify the blood ana reg
Without them. They viii save hundrede OF
ool,ars in doctors bills every Year. Bold o.
atty cents a oottieoy Il B. Cochran, druggist
80 -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

@ot 20 to Florria foa' your cough
Y0u n1u b -ropoeed ~
ond cold. ~ you ,es.arr.,. a and mini
= No i found the ns~s osU pIs.isrs
ANNA IN four Allcockb POROUS "a,
c-s.riy cured they proved q perfect .'u,o,S saS
ss.snss pneumonia These plasters also o. 'tes es
~ son Of rheumatism in the shoulder. wh. =,
- ,,nn,hs f,eaen medical skill. have foun>
cram vary Quick TO cure and absolutely pain
ses. In bruises no external remedies can be
mora effectsve."
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- Aucockr" 70 me only genuine foreus
rias'sr buy no other and you VIII not %
0heatpd.
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:. an ,rree,s, able fellow. brim full of stories,
eo,rea courage. coli ass urance and grit He 10
v.rv ,akinT withall Rvrdook Blood Bt0srs
~. very 1 king medicine they take every
Ihsre and are sold every v here. For sale oy
II. B. ochran, druggist. 1t ana - Nor1
Queen street.
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n. CAREFUL of the Bapiss.

II vour child en- are threatened with Group
or an, throat difncuIty appl, . few drops OF
TAosnas EeIsefrtc O1 Ii 10 the nis-st medi'
cine Tor the little ones We know OF Tor sale
by b B. Cochran druggist lU and LIB North
Nm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

arY.u win b. Happy Mako your old
thing look liEe new by using the Dism.ho Q
Nves and Won -il b. happy. Anv OF the
fashsonab,e iors for l0c at the druggists.
Wei,s. richardson q Co.. Burlington, VT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

DhivArE SALE,
A Lot OF Ground in the village OF Mount.
VILE, 20 feet front on Columbia or Main
two. story and ahaf BRICK HOUSE,, two,
story back building large side yard, stable
room for three horses, carriage house. hog
pen. poultry house, wood AM coal ouse,
fruit and grapes, emo ce varieties. Well
ADJ pted for Two families or any busine OF
profession Half or two-ihirts of he pnr.
Oh ,se money may remain secured tn be paid
in ihree annual payments AT ~ per cent per
anpum interest. II not sod by Decent or J.
they sill be for rent. -
nl5 lwd JOHN nj. GREIDER.
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"A
Commission and Storage W,rshous.

Te undersigned having lately beoome pos.
eoeeod Of the Large and spacisus Baldina.
HOHsER WAREHOUSE.
lo. y wEeT CHEsiNUT sTREEr. olo.a I'm
&onpe 3 Z depot. respectfully soliciis n S
10 pairInnge. II 10 my Intention 70 q CON.
0ostAle the public fn slortpg Tobscco In
ln<eo. ttsarv, seede Fruit Furniturs and
0ssesndiss IN seoeral. Liberal advances
nA0e desired On such goods - are con.
U1non 70 he sold on ommiskton.
! SW give all business tntfusted TO nv
ootS cAosc prou pf ana rers0nsi attention.
efss n QuestS call nd see ms
DAgI1I Z. MAYBR
1DeW9 h y Wo1t ohnotAnt ~
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n V.LAMDv sLhU1IUA uUxs.

And al Republicans. Denosrats, Prohfbt
tiOnists and Butler tos viii be served % hare
tDiore with season bic goods 1t unusually 10y
prices Al THE WORkik9wEN,s s1OkD.
a can supply lust reooived. Underwear,
HOSIERY. Olnforts, Workfn Pants. OverslIs
Cloves Nj 10 &c. our specialties, and viii be
sold 10 osiy ,ompetirion.
HENkY BEcHTOLD,
No. 81 Nor Queen st eot.
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sd JOHN M.GREIDER

lDUtL,C ssLE-Os SUNDAY, OEOtM.
BER, Il, so viii be sold at public sale by
the undersigned. commit se o. SIMON sin lie.
bv virtue of an orler OF It's Court of Common
Pleas OF Lancaster county, Pa, at the zoo. er
House, on West King street, In the city OF
Lancaster, Pa the following Nsiusble X, n
Estate, situated In the city o! Lancaster, 10
wit
HouSh, with two story back building at
ate q on the northwest corner OF West Orange
street and Marietta avenue, apd To- OF ground,
co tain,ng on said Marietta avenue 1875 feet,
inches and on said Orange street lTS feet,
hereinafter described. 7 he house Is large and
conveniently arranged, and contains gas and
the ut has fruit trees and grape vines. This
properly Is beautifully located rs a private
residence
and other out buildings, and lot OF ground,
situated on the west side OF said Marietta
avenue con aiming on said Marietta avenue,
Is ieot, 2tuces, and extending In depth 90 feet
more or less, 10 properly OF Charles Matz.
and other out buI ldings, and a lot OF ground
| situated on the west side OF Marietta avenue
and a Ia ieet wiue alley. containing on said
Mariet'a avenue, 10 feet. Q inches, and on said
| alley, feet inches, and extending in depth
| 10 feet, more or 10 8, to property OF Charles
Mstz.
| No T. Frame stable and q lot OF ground
| situated on he south side OF IA feet wide alley
| and adjoining No 5, above described, on the
| south, containing on salt alley a. feet inch
| ana on No. 5, above described, 90 feet, more oi
less, ann ong property 10 the said Charles
MatE Al feet
sale to comm sncs at TX O'Clock p. m on
| SAID daN, when terms and cor uitions Ill b
Committee.
1 HErRY SuuaHRr. Auct. noy4-2 I'd
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A s.IssEv'. -ALE nr rHE LAsoAsrrR

4 s>ISNEE's sALE OF THE LANOAsrER
s lssi at the crap. Hotel. in th. city OF Ian an
caste the undersIgned, assignee OF the Lam
caster Bolt Z, mpany, viii sell at public stle
Iancaster H Cas- Bolt % % npsny. Ths WORKS are in
good or er and nave been used Tor several
seits, s1ie and spring Bar Ciips. &C. 1he
BOLT WORKS are situated on harrisburg
avenue and are within easy access OF the
Pennsyl ylvsnia and the ReaIing COlum bia
railroads. The lot has frontage of about 40
feet ar q a depth OF about lS6 Geet, extenc in K
from Harrisburg avenue to Mulberry street.
The buildings are alb ut S0x 50 feet The works
h We capacity OF about x,UoO carriage bolts a
day.
wishing furth,r information, will apply to
the unders sKned, at NO. AIS North Mary street,
Lancaster.
sale 10 commence at O'Clock, p. m . when
''f"' IA " iRviNs, A,.isneO.
II. szusxar. Auctionesr.
Also, at the same time and place, the follow
90. A lot adjoining property OF Lancaster
| Bolt Company on the south. fr nting - ieet
on N al berry street and running back - feet
HUE 20 feet .ouase ana two and one.haIf
| story high Frame stable, Brick store Room,
| l5x4s feet one story high, with frame addition
thereto, lately used as store loom ov the
| No.2 A lot adjoining property OF Ian easter
Bot Iompany on the south fronting about =:
1
| and running back 70 feet on the south and q
| Iert on the north Il e., co tanning two lwo
| story rRAAE DWELLiS9 HOUSES and q
| one story Brick Building about u ieet 50 uare
| connected with Bolt Works.
| No s. lot adjoining the two propertfe.
| named above on the south, and fronting ~
| feet on Mulberry street. running back 2<0 fee
| to Arch alley, with good two and one hall
| tory FRAME RoUsR On Arch alley, nn<
trl II trees, &C
| No4 The property. u and 80 North Lime
| street consisting OF q lot Sixl22 70 I, with i've
| two ana Cne halt srory BRICK DWELLING
| HOUSES. each having two-s ory Brick Baci
| Butt ing, slate roots, all In thoroughly goot
| repair.
| At the same time as above the private resi-
dence, No. sls orth larry street, city OF Ian
caster, will be offered at public sale. This Is
twos ory BRICK BUILDING, with attic auC
| two story Brick Back Building, with two
story Frame Kitchen attached, containing IN
| ali nine Tooms, including bath room, having
| hot and cold water ana the necessary conve
| nirnces, out buldings, sc. Lot 24xA5 iest
| with alley on side anu rear. containing grapt
vines, truit trees, &C, and situated In verJ
| desira lie and growing part OF the city.
| novl9 IuIhs4M
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PDR sABs.

INV FINE RssIDErCE AND ROUSE
l adjoining belon ging to John 8. Rohrer,
are offered at private SAFE, Persons desirous
owner, JOHN s. ROHRER.
Or, BAUsMAN BU kSs,
seplstfd Real Estate Agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-24

Any ono who has bad occasion TO glance
through the rough minnie book Of tho ciiy
Justice court etnnot have missed the ma
merous queer figures Of Hnea and cross
lines, squares. eliipsea, Angles antitrlanglrs,
quadrangles and all sorts o. angiir lines
and otsyes drawn on the margins and some
times occupying whole page fhcY 90
the form of maze and labgglnths agaih Of
tnn-aic work aud NJ other tlmea are Wig
restlve OF designs for d ceiling or ufnHincn
fal architectural outlines Of the haitemcuts
81 r clsttg They embrace every variety Of
chaos ana fartH, from the iutefmluglel huap
Of mex strtws IN the regulation lines ni
beauty "ieu see. said Judge kahlrr the
clerk NJ the court. 10 a HEuAip reporter
~ non Judge Morgan h1s q hard ease, aud
gets to ihiubtBR about e, the harder he
thlnEs and the closer attention he gives The
mater he works his pVn If the Hines
nre loose aud tire figures simple aud the out
lines are untitled. he has not given very
close attention., but II The lines are numer
Gus and intricate and the outlines are close
Is filed, he has paid the stfieiesi attention
fa everything said and done. Now, here
nre some figures nsAE the minutes OF d civil
case tried by 4 Jury lie did moi have much
to do Ia that ca8e. except to pass upon few
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