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A GAPTAIS's CRUELTY
He stirves Ills Grew and Torturas Them In
3.,., f-f1, to Obedience.

- "1H'A VI" AAio Stc" Huu lcrturSS Them In.
.r. lEi to Obedience. 1851 l=f
MONTREAL, Oct. 3l.-lhe crew Of the
English bark Alpheus Marshall, Just ar
rived in port from China, after protract
ell passass'of six months, are prosecuting
Captain McFaddcn for the extreme and
hiaeoas cruelty that he practiced on the
men throughout the VOYAGE. Shortly after
the vessel left Hong Kong, the crew were
placed on short rations, until they became.
weak and some could not work. When
any refused the captain ordered them to
be pluced in irons, and helped to tie
them up by the thumbs for hours
IN most excruciating torture. These prac-
tees were carried on under the plea that
the men we're insubordinate.- While. the
unfortunate men were writhing with agony
ny being strung up, no food would be offer
Ell them, and the inhunun captain would
tannt his victims bysaying they would be
suspended until their arms dropped ont
of their sockets. Numbers OF sh,ips wrr,
met and passed, from which provision
could have been procured in abundance
t. the captain had tried, but he would
!isten to no remonstrance, and-iollowed
his own course. Tie cook Of the vessel
sworc that he almost starved on board for
want OF sufficient food. ..,p.2.
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..tO THE pUBLIC."
DR.. Burchard'S Remarks mt the Recent
!.fh Blaine Resspti0r.

DR.. Burcliar,i'S Ren,arls nt the Recent
3 Blaine Reception.
Special Dispatch 10 The Ii!eIligeieer.
NEW YoRx, Oct, 3l.-To THE PrpLlc:-
The purport OF my vor.s in the address of
welcome to Hon. J. G. Blaine at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, October 20, lss4, has been
wholly misunderstood. I dix! not intend
to cast any reflection on the Roman
Catholic Church and was speaking OF a
party, and OF the doinga ofthe Democratic
party. ! am the last person in a pro.
miscuouS assembiage to characterize any
religious denomination Extensively, and
believe in the most perfect religious
freedom, and tolers.ion OF all religious
opinions. Idesire to emphasize the fact
that ( alone am responsible for the
language md sentiment Of my address.
4. L.. BuIclIARp.
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ANuSpRovoKrpkrLI1Sc.
Young Man sataiiysh u Rough-Hnrru
E-ci,pc OF the Murderer From IvucIiinr


Young Wan Fatally shutbyn Rnurh-Enrruw
E-"'p' of the Murderer From Lyucins..
FlScESSEs, fXD., Oct 3l.-Lincolu
Keith, asede22, 4 son OF Dr.. Keith, q promi.
men. physician OF this county, WIS fatally
shot yesterday evening, at Edwardpsort,
twenty miles north OF here, by Wm, Atkin.
son, miner. a Democrat,c meeting
was held in Edwardsport during the after.
noon, and it seems Atkinson, who is gen.
orally known Us 4 tough, got into some sort
Of . squqbhle with fclIoY miner, named
Patton, and later with another named
Murphy. Aiter the speaking, while the Vim.
cenues Glee Club was preparingto to leave for
dome, the quarrel was renewed in the
midst Of crowd surrounding the drum
corps. Presently Atkinson left the crowd,
passed across the street, and then wheeled
and began firing full ut the MASS of
people surrounding the drummcr5. The
first two shots failed to take effect, but the
third passed through the hat OF Muir
phy, and thcnee into tho brain al IN ihno-
cent bystander, Young Lincoln Keith. Lie
ltll IN heap and'd1ed in less than three
hours: Atkinson was caught at oEce and
turned over to Deputy Sheriff Sedlemyer,
who was present, who intended Conveying
him to town on spegial train which
was ready to start, Gut Was lorce,t to
run with his prisoner from q mob
quickly organized to lynch him. Judge
Maiott stood up between the infuriate,!
people and Atkinson, commanding the
peace and talking until the officer sue.
oeesle,l in getting him away in buggy, In
which he was driven to Biekncll, where
the train for Yincennes was caught.
The murderer is young man OF excel.
lent family but OF bud habits. He has
been known as 4 rough for years, and has
heen the terror OF his town. 1t is expected
thatan attempt to lynch him will be made,
the miners OF, Edwardsport being aroused
and vindictiye, .5-
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M, | am not acquainted with either
John ]. Davis or E. M.Turncr. Certainly
not ii they are free tra,lers. There was
Ouiy one free trader; Frank Hurd, and the
Democratic party defeated him. Ii Mr.
Davis said Protection is only legalized
stea!ing," he is no Democrat. As for me
! am lie long, interior protec6onist.--
.j,niye Brnnnom.
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YouSi man wants to know how lie
should bet. Some men think it better 10
have bet and lost than never to have Let
atall. All betting is wicked, and some ol
i; il dangerous. But ii the young man is
determined to win somebody's money he
will not bet against Blaine.
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| HAVE sounded this district very deeply
anr | think have managed to get on the
side ii It majority Of the people on every
question oi interest to them. Now, do
think that I have set myselfright with the
Germans OF Wheeling on the liquor ques-
ton. I shall have to explain matters to
the editress OF the Prohibition Hu,rseye, but
eXplAnations are my iorte.-.Imile R..unnon.
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GENERAL BEAunEoARD's article on "The
Battle OF Bull Ran" the first OF Il War
Series oi papers, has already been widely
read iu the November number OF the Cen
iHry. Though the edition was the largest
ever printed OF that excellent magazine, II
has been necessary to publish another
edition. which viii! be ready next week.
Wchave got so far away from the war that
We can read with pleasure contributions to
its history no matter on which side the
sword WIS drawn By the hand that now
wields the pen. 2ga.g#. f.
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4 War Vessel tn Keen tho Ponce,

0rrAw., Oct. tll.-At the request of the
Dominion Government, British war
vessel has proceeded to the northern
copst OF British Columbia, where there is
some irritatian among the Indians owing
to the arrest OF one nf theiF number for
murder and the attempt OF Bishop Ridley
to remove Rev. Mr.. Duncan, a missionary
in whom the nntivps have implicit conf.
denee: 80 serious trouble is considered
likely to occur.
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HAD the Coniederacy succeeded Judge
Brannon would now probably, be the Duke
ot Weston. But it didn't succeed and the
Judge consoles himself by making the
paralyziny assertion: "E know what labor
is. know what it is to have i horny
hand" The INTELLIGEScEH respectfully
suggests that the Judge use Chinese corn
rasp for his hand trouble. .s.....
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"GNrH," in the Cincinnati Enquirer,
nys: Although Clevelands friends be-
lieve that he will carry New York. 1 am
unable to see it, though may be greatly
Mistaken" This is cold comfor: for the
hungry statesmen who have their eagle
ewes on postoiEices and things.
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Ar this moment Judge Brannon is TO be
imagined us crying ont, "Saye mel sa, e
IN, from my iriends!H After the electie n
/, over the judge may 60 west aud ma! c
ja,k.kuitc speeches to the radiant royers
Of the Rockies.
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WIRE WHISPERS.

General Logun met with tremendous
ovation at Indianapolis, yesterday. 4.
Seven inmates OF the county jail OF
Beaver county, Pau eacapel lust night,
and are stih Mt laage. ss9r v. d
The Committees OF the Lehigh and
schnylkill Coal Exchanges agreed to make
no changes in the prices Of coal during
Navemher, : :
hicharA Christie, an Euslishman a.
years old arrived in New. York from
HaFre Thursday. Yesterday purchrsed
4 revolver and killed himself t,555l.
George Dinsman, clerk, in Merk's drug
store, Mount Bridges, England, who gave
Istryclln!ne instcad Of saIt1nine, which
mistake caused the s,lsatlf&of two little
girls, has been found auilty of mauslaush-
ter ~ Il = Is r s g ~
In the Youngstown, Pa, mine disaster
the investigation oi the Jury rendered a
verdict tonight that the men came to
their death rom an explosion OF fire
damp together with the effect OF alter
damp. FL " ;.
At the composition meeting in the mat.
ter Of S. Shaw & Bro., Boston, yesterday,
under the last act OF the Legislature, pear.
ly $1,000, 600 claims were offered for proof,
whieh indicates the creditors desire the
composition IS offered by the firm.
]. Bailie, 9G.years old, hook-keeper
for the National. Rank of america, Chi,
caga, was discharged two weeks ago. The
olfioeis OF the bank now claim to have
discovered q deficiency ofSa,o09 in Baille's
account and will cause his arrest,
! The Baltimore Netrs says that arrange.
ments for the Third plenary Council are
about completed. The members Of tbs
Council number about 200, but visitint
| IclergYmen will swell the list to 700. The
public sessions will BE- held Sundays ant
irh nrstlava I5T5i E35 81 F,ga.gr'5ft - -5ls
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Ir is part cf the duty OF every good citi-
ssu to see that only qualified electors vote.
Aad only designing persons who mean
mischief will object to a strict construc-
ton OF the law, or seek to array race preiu-
lice against it. E.
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==s-=-- H1H -
ueutlrirks' at Home.

1SprASAroLl~, I'M, Oct. 3l.-Ex.Gov:
ernor Hendricks delivered speeches TO.
day in the northern part Of the. State. At
Kokomo he was received by al immense
crowd, estimated at l0, 0,000. After short
speech he LETT ioE Marion, where he
addressed large audiences. From Marion
Ex-Governor Hendricks proceeded to
RlutffQu, Eo- l...--...-. -. y.
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THE GREATEST EVENT
OF TIE GnEArEsr CAMPAIGN
Procession In New York City Last Night.
The Like Never Before Seen In the aIu.
tropoiis-ExpIanatiun of n Catholic
Priest of u protsstnnt's Assertion.

Special Dipdtch to The in,ti!igenctr. a..
NGw foRE, Nov. 1.-What the Blaine
demonstration would have been in this
city lust night but for the drizaling and
threatening weather throughout the day
and the early evening can only be i'm.
agined from the immensity OF the dem.
onstration; that despite these hin
ORANGES actually occurred not
since witnessed the memorable
review OF Sherman's great army at Wash
ington ut the close of the war have I seen
such parade OF marching men as the
serried columns that for miles and miles
Lit up the streets OF New York tonight
with torches, lanterns and electric
lights and red fire. No such political
demonstration was ever seen here or else
where in this country.
l went on the roof Of the National Re-
publican Headquarters, cornerof Twenty
eighthstrcetand Fifth Avenue ut . o'clock,
Just as the head Of the column came in
sight on its march down past the grand
stand in NladisouSquare, where Mr.. Blaine
sat in covered canopy and took in the
great scene. AS far as the eye
could rerh there was nothing to be
seen h7ft--a vast moving sea OF
lights. On both sides of Fifth Avenue
other columns were livcning up Broadway
and Madison Avenues to turn into the
rear OF this great procession Mt Eiftietll
street. and now ut midnight its blaze OF
fire still pours down pnst the grand stand
in unditninished splendor.
Such endless strains OF music, such
wealth OF banners nnd transparencies;
such Illumination of houses aiong the
route, such shouts OF enthusiastic people
and such waving OF white hanikerchieis
from thousands Of fair hands has never
been Beer even in this great Metropolis
before this memorable night. AS close
this dispatch, is half hour after midnight,
the procession is still in progress and the
shouts Of Il hundred thousand people still
ill the air. A:w. C.
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Shot uts Wife,.

TT. SMITH, ARK, Oct. 3l.-While
Elijah Henderson, tenant on the Arnold
plantation, Choctaw Nation, was play
iiuily Presenting pistol, supposed 10
be nn!oaded, at several friends
who assembled at his house Inst
evening, it accidentally went off and kill
ed his wife. Henderson became almost
crazy, and begged to be killed. To-day he
surrendered to the United States Marshal
anu desires to plead g,lilty OF murder so
that be may be hanged. as5..
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TUE ONO russLE.
The Scott Liquor Law--rhe Enact of tile De

uisl0n.. - =
CoLrMnrs, O., Oct. al.-Sold again, that
is what is the matter with the liquor deal
ers. The Scott law has been declared un-
constitutional, but the question OF the
Legislature to tax the liquor traffic has not
been passed upon by the Supreme Court.
The majority Of the court in It's lust effort
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Wnlrs the use Of John Brannon blath-,
crius about Courage and honor!" The
crack ot tint whip has lost its terrors.
llvln't the Judge better stub fresh beef
steak anu revel in its rich, warm gore?
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UURcHAnu's sREAK.

"
4 Catholic Priest Tells Mr. Blaine Not to
Worry. -a4!EF-t .e
Sptcid Dispatch TO the LntciiigelcrT.
New Yonx, Oct. ,3l.-The following let
ter is from Sylvester Malone, pastor OF st.
Peters and Paul Church, Brooklyn, one
OF the most eminent and ablest priests in
Brooklyn:
To Hon. Jda'cs C. Bhine:
Ny DEAR Sln:-You need not feel an
noyed ut the words Of DR.. Burcharl at the
meeting ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Octo-
Der 10Th. I do not wonder that Mr. Cleve-
lands supporters were appalled, ut the
vastness and decision OF that grand body
and the resolutions adopted. It was IN
unguarded expression Of DR.. Burch-
arts and was not designed to be
offensive to the Roman Catholic Church
of which am Il member, and to the
church oESt. Peter and Paul, OF which l
have been pastor for forty-one years. DR..
Burcharl simply designed to arrai.n the
Democratic party for its sins. | am glad
that DR.. Burchari disclaims publicly all
intention to wound the feelings Of the
Catholics and that he arrays himself on
the side OF religious freedom. His state
ment is satisfactory to Roman Catholics.
Our Irish and Roman Catholic
friends are not to be moved from your
support because Of Il slip OF the tongue OF
one gentleman. We stand in approval OF
the great meeting OF the Fifth Avenue
Hotel ior the purity OF home, and all who
would desecrate it. Such u meeting be-
tokens the deep feeling OF q religious peo-
Pile. No iemagogues OF Mr.. Cleveland's
supporters can move the Roman Cath
olic friends OF purity from your support.
While we know you to be Protestant,
we know you to be q Joe to no religious
organization andsafrieni oi all associations
tn improve the condition OF humanity.
Weare against Mr.. Cleveland, Democratic
misrule and for the purity Of the family.
Iappend IN article which will appear in
the Brooklyn Eagle tomorrow.
/ ag- r,r. Yours truiv.
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! ~ " VHIS 67uFs "
}zs q SYLVESTER MALONE,
Pastor OF st. Peter and Panl,
Brooklyn, Z. D.

FATHER MALoSE's CARD.
: The following letter from Father Malone
will appear in the Brooklyn Eagle:
Mr.. EDlTon:-It is well that this COM
munity should be aware Of the fact that
Catholic priests If they vote ut all should
not be known to favor candinate who has
confessed his scandalous amours, and who
is charged by responsible parties US still a
libertine. twas for this reason that !
stated to SIN reporter that II do not
think Cleveland will receive the support
OF the Catholic clergymen OF Brooklyn"
| did not believe that they would cease to
regard chastity rs 4 very great virtue and
adopt the New York Ereniny Post. de-
moralizing teaching on SO essential u vir-
tue III our Christian civilization. Is
it fact that party iealty is so
blind to our ecclesiastics 80 to bring them
out rs positive upholren OF such u canti-
date I, for one. will not do so. Not be-
cause am Republican, but because I
am priest si the Holy Catholic Church,
whose moral teaeisingu ! am bound to up
hold by word and example.
p I am very respectfully yours.
SYLVESTER MALONE.
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IuDGE BHAHSoS's friends are getting
sick otthe plan OF campaign which prom
i.es 50 much md is yielding SO little. In
short, they are on the run. They will
know better next time 4I... &c
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raE Hi@I World has done splendid ser
vice in this campaign. 1t has done much
to give voice to the Irish-American Dec
I4ation OF independence. The number
Jr this week is unusually strong and At
ilrIriiYn.
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No DISEASE will trouble you il YOU
keep your bloody pure, your kidneys strong,
your bowels regular and your mind clear
by IN occasional use OF that great reviyer
and supporter OF health and strength
known as Dr.. Guysots's Yellow Dock and
sassnparilla. 1ts praise should be in every
mouth! It's merit should be known by ill.
I5fslgg Ia. - y ! - Il 5+i,s p&W
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What the idiot Said,

The address referred to is DR.. Burchard's,
in which he said 1--WE are Republicans,
and don't propose to leave oEr party and
identify ourselves with the party whoa
anteccdents have been rum, Roman;sui,
and rebellion. We arc loyal to our fag,
we arc loyal to vou.n .T lG.agF5Sl'-'
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BLAINE IN NEW YORK.

His address Before the business Mems
Nesting, I5 s.,: 4 .ii,-t==t
! NEW YORK.. Oct. al.-it the business
mems meeting this afternoon in ChieteE-
ing Hall Senator; Sherman delivered IN
elaborate address. st the conclusion of
bis remarks Mr.. Blaine came upon the
stage, His appearance was the signal for
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Too Familiar ~,

AcKsoN, Miss, Oct. 3l.-Near here yes.
terdag Tom Phillips tcoloredl, was shot
dead by William Harris, white man.
Harris became offended Mt Phillips a.l-
dressing him tamiliarly as Harris. Phil
lips replied that he required the same
tortnaIity OF Harris. The murderer es-
caDpi by p, y ! MI : : ;. -
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, On Account at Politics,

RlSGrowS, Pa, Oct. 3l.-Last night
James D. Keller fatally stabbed Charles
Smith and Henry Wagner in fight at
kleins tavern, Columbia county. The
tight was about politics. Keller is in jail.
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NOT REBELLION BUT coNspIRAc,
General Shermnn's Account of tho Origin OF
the Late War. . ...--.0

the Late War. ...--.
Sr. Louis, No., Oct, Sl.--1n speech a
the opening OF the new headquarters o
the Frank Blair Post, Grand Army Of til,
Republic, General Sherman referred tt
the late war as a-corspiracy, not n rebel
lion or secession. As his statements wert
rather extraordinary, ,areporter sought til,
General to-day to ascertain his views. HI
was met in his study and readily explain
ed the remarks. He said:
"The men who instigated the war were
conspirators and should have been shot
on the spot. JEFF Davis WIS in tile EN-.
plov of the Government and when he
sought to destroy it he WIS u sonspirator
+ saw letter dated Senate Chamber. U,
S. and signed by two Senators (S.itell
and Benjamin), ordering the Governor ol
Louisiana to seize the Government arse.
nails. Was this not conspiracy OF the
most fearful nature? JEFF Davis sought
10 establish 4 Government of Southern
gentlemen who would rule the. masses.
His desire was for i limited franchise.
limited tn land owners-the poor white
in his estimation should be ctassed with
the negro. Had be succeeded in his con.
spiracy he would have carried this out in
the South, ,-AnL then imposed It on thu
Northern Staes. He wanted to totally
destroy this Government. and from its
ruins build up Southern plutocracv
This know, that when once the Southern
States had formed a confederation he had
determined that they should not secede.
His idea was not secession, it was testruc.
ton. The Southern Statcs reheIled one by
one and then conicderated. Davis ben,
his energies to prevent their secession,
and was willing to destroy one OF
them before it could be accomplished.
have seen latter which he wrote to the
Governor OF one OF the States, threatening
that he would turn Lees army upon it il
1t should attemptto secede from the Con.
iederacv. Frog, this it Is evident that he
did not believe in secession, but that he
wanted the destruction OF the United
States Goyernmentanda Il dominant South.
ern Confetlerlcy. It IL well Tor you-it is
well for me-that he did not sucGael, as il
meant our disfranchisement. His attempt
was 4 base conspiracy, for which he de.
served DEATH ,ass' $50
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.sTHAT.INFAN0US LIE
ZONE OF Gorrs luSopLE COUSINS
Attacked by Judge Brannon's Sons, ,riecnuse
OF His Political vIsws-The !Anldavits
Drawn ON the Enemy : Judge
Erannnn's Speech Mt Nav Salem.

To HE Editor Of The IEtdiiynor.
Stu: On the 9th instant appeared til
following dispatch in the lYrElLIaEScEn
Special Dt'patch 10 the fhteiligenesr. l 2s
WEsroS, ". Va, Oct. e7.-Brannon
cause is becoming desperate in his owl
county. His son assaulted m ex-COn
federatc Democrat this morning on tn
street for his support Of Goh..
On the 18th instant appeared Blant
Brannon's reply as follows:
e AN INFAMOUS LIE.
\ Cousin of Gon's ASSAULTS Judge Brnnnun'
WESTON, ". VA, October oS.-[Exclu
sive. IN. $. Holt, editor OF the Weston
Republican, dispatched to the% %Inteili
geacer yesterday charging me with hay
ing assaulted ali ex-Coniederase for his
support OF Golf. It Is IN infamous lie
The assault was made upon me by one o.
COTS ignoble cousins.
BLAND BnANSoS.
And now it becomes necessary TO prove
the facts, which do by the following
aihdavits, to-wit:..=t
~, ~ NJ, ~.
AnT q etdts q heS hHGA.d, LeHts County
1'''c'e' e
Personally appeared before the under
signed, n Notary Public, in and for the
county and State aforesaid, Perry J. Haw
kins, and made oath that he was present
and saw-th tight which occurred between
Bland Brannon and Isaac G. Waldo, on the
fnet If thnn " MI III that ~ hn a. 90 RI.nL i pr,, ~"
NON main thn ~ nssnmit T a, Nv W,,jn " ~ nna " I'M, n
he rInwkina Is nnJ h,s % nlwnra M hoar sr'D :.
Democr,t " ">' '''' 't" 'eeA :
ISE,na,il p.rpw r u,w,.,.y
SnEsc,;ha,, ar, i..far., M 49,. III.
sOth d,v ~ 0",ohor ,s 1884 " '''o DN A.'e' '''''
IS;,n:.J ees'e, i, A n,....,,cro,
rIsSj yn,n.,, p,,ij;,
Notary ruo'l''
WALDO ) EVIDENCE.
The STATE Of Vest ITryinm, County OF Lemis
To-,ct:;
pr.or,1,,. ,r,o,.,, ,,,o,o .ho ,,,o~
'ti''is "PpeAseu oe!o'e ''ie "''oei
signed, notary public III and Tor the
County and State Aforesaid Isaac 9. Waldo
and makes oath that HlaDi Rranno, did
nu ,Lo o-th ;nat assa,,lt liz, w..
~ h, , r;.M 49,. i;ist, assault i''u' os striking
~ en- WIN his nst. ~
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Sow that Judge Brannon has begun to
argue the question by calling names,
there isn use Of keeping up the fight on
him. Call me pet names, darling, call
nc pet nanes.'