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The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
OsCEOLA, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,

us do it with good grace. Let US
be thankful that it is no worse.
If your name is Peley, or Peletiah
let us have the whole title, and not
a misel able letter p, which may
stand for one thing or another, and
leave everybody in the dark as to its
real meaning.
Not long ago we heard lady Of
cultivation and intelligence say, in
regard to a well-known lecturer:
"No, | have never heard him. i
have no desire tc listen to any man
who writes his first name with an
initial, and leaves his second name
to do duty for his first one."
Mr.. J. James Smith would be .
good deal more respected by his
fellow-to -townsmen If he did not seek
to disguise the fact that he is one
of the ubiquitous John Smiths; and
he does not deceive anybody by his
way of writing it, for all creation
knows that he couldn't be named
anything else with James Smith but
John.
Let him then, brace up and own 10
honest John. 1t is not so very eu-
phonious name, but many great
and good men have borne it, and al
most everything of note which has
been done in this world John Smith
has had hand in it. He is better
known than any other man on the
footstool. His fame is worldwide.
He is more distinguished than eyer
Washington or Napoleon thought of
being. lie has lived in every age of
the world. He was propably prom
inent among the pre-Adamite race.
He was here during the glacial
period. He went into the Ark with
Noah no doubt, although we have no
record of 1t. Still it is fair tu suppose
that a man of Noah's wisdom never
would have left so distinguished an
individual out in the freshet.
In view of all this, John, don't be
ashamed of your name. Write it
out in all It's far proportions. Sign
the dainty little notes you write to
your dear Annie Jane with John, in
stead of j. James. Our word for it,
if she be a sensible girl, she will
think the more of you.
And the name of John will be mu-
sic in your ears when she speaks it.;
but how could woman, even best
girl make al. James" sound any
thing but silly 4?
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

"BoGGY" JOHNSTON, who is well
kown to commercial men and finan.
clers throughout the South, writes to
friend in Fort Smith on the all-ab-
sorbing question of the day, and
says:
1.-THE Bland silver bill, as it is, is
becoming Of vital interest to our
prosperity. l was and still am in
favor of silver to a certain extent,
but there may be too much of a good
thing. The jingling sound of silver
in q persons pockets is pleasing to
the ear, but when q man collects
$lOOO in silver from debtor and
he can't exchange it for either green
backs or gold, or purchase exchange
At its par value, it becomes a burden
an annoyance, and expense. Such
is the Bland bill leading us to. Once
let gold be at q premium above
silver aud there is no telling what
will be our financial predicament.'
"BogRy" has always been q safe
man to follow, bat he was never
more 40 than in this instance. Ht
puts the truth in nut.shelL- Mem
phis Appeal.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

EARwooD, the man arrested here
on suspicion Of being horse. thief,
and who had a fine Mare in his pos
session which he was trying to sell
fur triAc, turned out to be a much
wanted man. In answer to the cir
culaIs sent out by Mr.. Haskins,
Sheriff Parr, of Gibson County,
Tenn, answered telling him to hold
him till he came. On his arrival the
Sheriff Of Gibson County identified
his man, and colored man who ac-
companied him identified his prop
erty in the mare. Both man and
mare were taken back to Humbolt.
The horse-thief whose name is J. b.
Shul.s, is also wanted in Ozark, Ark,
where an indictment was found
against him for selling whisky.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
MR. J. JAMES SMITH.
By Kate Thorn.

For the past twenty years we have
noticed that great many people are
evidently ashamed of their first
names.
The fashion of writing the first
name with an initial has come in.
We see men and women d6 it who
ought to know how silly it looks
without being told.
five had been christened Deborah
Nalviaa, we would have let the De-
borah have its proper proportions,
and never dwindled it down to ID.
All of US could not enjoy the privi-
lege Of naming ourselves, aud we
have been obliged to submit to the
cognomens our parents gave US. Let
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

Mr.. H. HoNEycUTT, a practical
Machlnist OF Malvern, Ark, exhibit
ed model of an Air Ship in Little
Rock last Tuesday, which promises
to prove q success. The force of
gravitstion is overcome with gas,
and the propeling power consists of
adjustable wings which can be made
to Ay up, down or any other dircc-
tion. Just the thing to get over our
swamps.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

TTCY nior working people Send 10 cents
HH.I pportHye. and we will mail you vwtK.
llClJt royal. valuable sample bcx Of gooJs
ihat will put you 10 the way OF mailing mere
money In = few days than you ever thought
po-sihi- at any business Capital ii.d required
Yoa can live at home and w.rL In spaie time
only. or all the time. All OF both srx,s, of all
sgrs, rramdlv succsssfuli 10 cen.r to- t5 easily
work may t,rt the bnsiness. We make this un-
parnliclrd offer. To- all Who are not we'll sat-
isdei we will send ~ to pay n,r the fr0ubl' ~
writing US Full pmri iiculnrs, direction etc !.
i-,.,t Tree. In,mense pay absolutely sure far
al who start al once. Don't dclas. address
lSrIN-oS 4 TO Portland, Maine
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
Special Dispatch to the Avalanche.

Special Dispatch to the Avalanche.
Gainesville, Ca, Septembe. 2l.-
Rev. Sam Jones' home was the scene
of great excitement. The great
evangelist was to have closed his
meeting last night. The people Of
Gainesville were awakened early
yesterday morning by terrible
crash, and the inmates Of Sam Jones'
house felt the house tremble and
heard the windows rattle. AT the
same time a man at the gospel
tent, several hundred yards distant,
saw a flash Of light in the direction
Of Jones resident accompanying the
explosion. The flash seemed like a
suppressed bolt of lightning, that
appearance Of it having been caused
by the fact that the explosion was
within the walls of the house. A
crowd gathered and found the large
stable of Mr.. Jones had been
BLOWN UP by DYNAMITERs.
The charred fuse OF the cartridge
was found. No one was injured.
Friday night in the course of his
sermon Mr.. Jones made very Sc
we're attack on the men who are flank
ing the prohibition law in Carters-
vile and it is supposed they did the
work last night.
PANIC UNDER CANVAS.
As services were in progress under
the great tent which was filled with
people, fearful gust of wind with
torrents of rain burst over its white
folds. The great ropes snapped like
thread and the tent with all its rig
ging and paraphernalia settled down
like a great bird on its nest, cover
ing the lamps, pulpit and the con
gregation under its vast folds. Men,
women and children, who but mo-
mcnt before felt AS secure from the
raging elements as if they were un-
der their own roofs, rose to their feet
shricking aud running hithcr and
thither among the plank seats. The
scare was indescribable; widest con-
fusion reigned, with terrified children
clinging to their flying parents. Hats,
shawls and other light articles were
blowing about like chaff and all
were swept out into the storm and
darkness. Two sets of lamps were
swept from their fastenings and
BURST INTO ONE WILD GLARE
that illuminatedthe darkness for an
instant and then fell into the mass
of dry straw that covered every foot
of ground under the tent. This
caught fire and would have consum-
ed all 4 the rain had not drenched
every stitch of canvas that covered
it. Many were unable to get out
until the tent had settled and then
they ripped openings in the tent,
through which they escaped into the
darkness, drenching rain and driving
wind without.
The egress of the people was
greatly impeded by the seats and
tangled ropes. Fortunately no one
SO far as now known was seriously
injured, though many were scratched
and bruised,
On Thursday Rev. Sam Jones will
leave for St. Joseph, Mo-, where he
will spend about Is days in a great
union tent meeting.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

ments in which it was asserted that
Mitchell and Sheriff Haskins had
threatened rach Others life on sight,
the latter had the following card
published in the Evening Ledger.
OscEoLA, ARK, Sept. 10, 1885.
EDITOR LEDGER-In your issue of
yesterday notice an article which
does me a great injustice, i. e., the
article concerning the meeting at
the stationhouse Of myself and Mar
TIN Mitchell. The cordial meeting,
etc., is all right, but as to the enmi-
ty existing between myself and Mr..
Mitchell you or your informant must
have drawn largely on your imagi-
nation. Once in my official capaci.
ty | had occasion to arrest Mr..
Mitchell. This duty was performed
conscientiously, and if any hard feel
ing existed it was wholly on Mr..
Mitchell's part, and as to threatening
to kill each other, know nothing
about it and desire correction.
w. Is. HAsKINs, Sheriff.
at is due to Mr.. Haskins," adds
the Ledger, "to say that he is one of
the best sheriffs in all the southern
country and is distinguished for
GOODNESS and prudence under all cir
cumstances. He is not a man to
make threats or other serious mis-
takes and the reports that he did so
must be altogether unfounded. And
we feel assured that as far as he is
concerned there is no bad feeling
between himself and Mr.. Mitchell. -"
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

the County Examiners Annu.
al report to the State Superintendent,
has been forwarded. 1t shows that
out of - School Districts % sent in
their enumeration reports, showing
an aggregate total of 25l9 children
of school age; an increase of nearly
600 over last years report. Districts
Nos. IL, 18, 22 and % failed to
make any report whatever.
Districts Nos. l, o, 8, IL, l5, 16,
20 End "a, were the only ones from
which the Annual Reports were re-
turned, and these for the most part
were very imperfect, and so far as
they go to show the status of the
school affairs of the county, might
rs we'll not have been made.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
PATENTS

Obtained, sod oil Pateat pusiness aftenoea "
onr cSe n e,,ooslte the q 9. psteat Omcs,
and ve can o6fain Patents Ia les time ssso
thoss remote fros, Wash,aetsl:.
sead MoAsl a. pvswisR We savs ~
pateuta6iiitv ftee o. ensrkes sse
WsrelNr. NE, 10 the Pcstnsstes re suS
Of Worcy ordSr INV spd 70 eociah 9. I,u ~
u. B. fsSsul OoDes. for c!renisx. ~:
tsrus ssd rs1sressss We . se'ss' - 0s
q. $40 VIZ co.,
orro,,,s r.tcut once, Washington, II. Z.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
Important To kuPturcd
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co., of Ogdensburg, n. Y, guaran-
tee to Cure any case of reducible
Hernia with their Remedies.
TIE RuPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send Scots for free
book on Rupture OF ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

MARrIS MITCHELL, the Swamp
Angel, as he is facetiously called by
the Memphis papers, was arrested
in Memphis few days since, and
Is now in safe confinement in Little
Rock. Owing to published state
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
Important.

when you VISIT or leave New York save
Baggage txpressage and Carriage Hire and
stop At the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted npata cost Of one mil
lion dollars, reduced TO sl.O0 aud upwards per
day European plan. Elevator. Restaurants
supplied with the best Horse cars; stage and
elevated railroad TO all depots Families can
live better for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than at any other hrst-class hotel In the
jty
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
CARDS AND ADVERTISEMENTS:

~Advertisers by the year will terestricted
20 their Legitimate business.
tH-Yearly advertisements may be changed ei
reset four times during the year flee Of charge
rV-Parties contracting for yearly advertise
rnents and disseminating frsn any cause. will be-
charged snort tiine rates, ~ per time inserted
SEE RATES
Foreign advertisements, sent through
ADVERTISING Agencies must he paid for IN nd
vance, or a deposit made With some one whom
We may designate.
r-Marrisges and deaths, not exceeding ten
Hnes will be published Ms news, free OF charge
but obituaries tributes Of respect. funeral mott
ces and invitstions charged as hdveftisement
~ Ali personal matter letters or communi.
cations setting forth individual Schemes or In
trrests to he proWstcd, emanstiny RON pafts
or partie-, organizations or societies. will b.
charged for as ethex advertisements
t1-In all legitimate demsnds Of the demo
orutic or Conservative PARTY, or ~ the great IN
terests Of the general public upon our colamns
the TrMEs will not Isli Of Ito duty.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

In walking, the weaker Of two
persons takes the arm of the strong.
This is why dudes'always take ladies'
arms Exchange.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

Rev. Father Jeremiah O'Sulliva,i
Of St. Peters Church, Washington
City, was consecrsted Bishop of Mo-
bile, Ala, on the 2lst. This inter.
esting ceremony took place in his
church.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

Subscribe for the Osceola TINES,
Only 81 a year, in advance.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
W USECWS

of Scientific Specimens and Curiositics Fossils,
Crystals, t;eins. Marine Invertebrates, etc -
all neatly mounted aud labeled. IN large cases
with glass fronts, IL exposed to the daily view
of visitors aud pupils.
An additional male teacher II classical attain
menis and trained ab ility will strengthen the
Faculty the ensuing year
4. II. RANDLE, A NJ, Principal
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

IITINImnre money than at anything else ny
w IN taking an agency for the best selling
" livbook out. lirginners succeed Krandiy
None fail Terms free HALLErr Book Co..
Portland Maine.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
LII UDERD4LE INSTITUTE,
RIPLEY, TENNESSEE:
UW Begia its f0urfh lear

.IWVWoF Ut, TVOv.
This Institution for the education Of both sex
es is located nifty miles north of Memphis, on
the highest point on the & D. rs W, X. r.,
In Iir passage through the state. In section no.
ted for healihmlness and Tor the intelligence and
good morals Of the community.
ADVANTAGES.
Over two hundred choice volumes grace the
shelves OF the LIBRARY an extensive assort- :
ment Of APPARATUS for Illustrating Elcciri-
city, Chemistry, Physics. and Astronomy fills
the shelves and tables ~ the LABORATORY !
Maps and Charts ornament the " alls; and one
of the richest
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

SEVERAL cases Of smallpox is re-
ported as having broken out in New
York ON the 2lst.
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Notices under this head. giving name. occupa.
uon, ousiness or profession, and location. VIII
be charged - per annum
The Osceola times., 1885-09-26
Official Directory.
Masonic.

The sisted comma mir s6ions Of Oeeols Lodx'
No. "a, A. r 4 \. III. Will bc held the Aon-
days ON or next before each full moon Iht
tnes,bers are ordered to attend promptly.
All Ma ter Masons In good staudinx Sr'
cordia ly invited to attend
By order u PETER BRICKEY. W. n.
uDGn Il. McvxIGm Secretary
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The OSCEOLA Times.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. lin sdvsnceD
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LEGAL NOTlCRS.
One dollar per square OF eae inch running
nsssure. OF space of ten lines Of this type. for
Srst inssrtian. and ssvsnty -1ve cents fsr ssch
eubseQ sent Insertion.
Gamma Ann ADVERTISEMENTS:
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
roR TRANSIENT AND LE0AL HOrlCEs

IN LOCAL COLUMN
Ytrse insertion, per iine. ............ 10 esnn
r sch subssQuoat inseruoe. e............'~
Evening star., 1885-11-16
OFFICE CAROLINA OIL AND CREOsOTF
~ COMPANY,
WILAISGTON, Nc, Nov. H. 1855

To THE Pr BLIc:
The long necessity for q wood pr.seryative of nm
questioned character mas been universally acknowI-
Edged lie carolina Oil aud CreOsOte COmpauy To-
Gated at Wilmington, NC Is sole proprietor Of the
patents for making Wood oreo>ote OH and Injecting
the said oil Into wood which is guarant 6y us H.,
preserve the wood against the Toredo Worm in salt
as well a. IA dry aud wet rot The wood properly
prepared with wood creOsote Oil is recommended by
N tor -
STREET PAYMENTS, RAILROAD TIES
BR1DttE TlMBEkS- TRESTLES. TELEGRAPH
POLES FENCE POSTS. PILING FOR PIERS
AND WHARVES.
We are prepared to ill large orders on very shor,
notice ' ~
We refer by permission TO Gen. O A. Gilmore Us
Engineer Corps, Wilmington, NC DIR. John Il. Ham
uton surgeon General Marine Hospital Service
Washington, DC. Col w l. Trenholm. a member
olthe Civil service Commission of the United states
Washington, d. &. For further particulars address
LUDWIG HANSEN.
General superintendent, Wilmington, Nc
Evening star., 1885-11-16
Jrsr Look In

Jrsr Look In
nd see what Saving make on
Choice Teas. Groceries and Provisions
AT the Corner of Sd and III SITS NV
Lovers OF Good Coffee should not fan. TO give our
Old Gov Java at 2oc toasted, and The White Rio al
1Sc, trial
An excellent Rio at 14c.. toasted. Our Gunpowder
Tea az soc; OOlOug at zoe. and Japan at 60c viii
s2t sly the most critical. Pure Teas from 2Sc up
Very best >IgarCure Hams. l21ae
The Best goods. and rockbottom prices ON every
thing III 81 and Belt line cars pass the door
Hio3t WM. +. GIVEN, Agent
Evening star., 1885-11-16
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

h INTERNATIONALLY FURNISHED Ia RG r
= rStior and BEDROOM. suitable tor senator or NJ.
nouse q lev squares from AL huteS. and occapied
18th st. nv. nu6-:lws
EoR RENT-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS FUR
= nsned or unfasnished suitable for light hous Q
peepins: In house with . family of two persons 2ls
s,n 81 n w.. apply hom to 10 n M. or amer p m
ESR RENT = HANDSOMELY FURNIsHED
\ rooms with excellent Board Also. Table Board.
~ s..,s III St n W. having recently removed fem
~ - =, y. na-iH-
k0R RENT-l2l4 X ST. n W., LARGE, WELL
IurnIsned, communicating parlor and bedroom:
1o single room: very desirable location. cclO-6ws
Eok RENT-ELE8ANT APARTMENTS, FUR
4 nished, in private dwelling: convenient TO the
novels Apply TO w. o. pENIsON, 923 L st. n W.
NOR RENT-TwO NEWLY FURN IsHEp PAR
u ioss suitable for Member or senator near the
Capito l17 St sa oc2s I'm
E0R RENT-NTCEIY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
nrmcia8 Table Board l012 14th st. NV; refer
eucO required ana given. oc21-lm
EoR RENr-THE FINE ROOMS IN Federal L
buudings. corner Of 9TH and sts occupied for the
last hneen years by Mum q Co., patent attorneys.
HhhsSBkEf GREEN. Real Estate Agents. $40 sth
st. NV. ocl6lm
Evening star., 1885-11-16
FOR RENT--FLATS

FTNHE ARNO,
L 18TH ST, BETWEEN AND X STS NV
This new and elegant Hotel Flat house now ready
Tor the reception of guests Ii is handsomely furnished
ard steam heated throughout having all the appoiut
ments of frstclass hotel Parties can secure suites
with private parlors and bath single rooms ;suita
bic for those desiring retired ux,irous srrommo-
dations Electric bells and open fire places in every
table dhote and In Location finest i'm the
convenient TO the departments and banks nl4-lm
fINHE RICHMOND. CORNER 18th AND II STS-
L Apartments for rent, furnished or unfurnshed:
CANAAN. 911 81. nI3-lo
LNOR RENT-AT THE OSBORNE, SOP l4Tli ST
IL large and handsomely furnished rooms single and
en- suite well appointed cafe; newly fitted up first
floor. oc2a-lm
IINOS RENT-AN ELEGANTLY-FURNISHE En-
Il Flat at the Belmont, Sl3 18th St NV Also frst-
class Table Board by the day week month oil II m.
Evening star., 1885-11-16
LADIES SEAIsKrx Wars

SEAL sACQCES, 8. inches to so inches long from
slO0. sl25, $3.50, Sl.5 10 $3.50.
sEALskIN VISITE>S, plain; Fox. Lynx and skunk
trimmed Seslskn listers. All ~ New York
Prices.
FLUSH sACQCES. PLUSH yISITES, PLUSH
UISTERS.
special lot of Cloth Newmarkets direct from 1Arn
trimming and Neck Bands la every variety Of Fur
Ants for Ladies. Misses and Children
Colored swansown direct Importation
oentiemen's Seal Caps for driving and walking
Boys Seal Caps at 81 and upwaris
Carriage Robes; Coachmens Capes and Gloves
me largest stock OF Garments and Furs ever ex-
hibited by Us
WILLETT RUOFF
HATrERs AND FURRIERs.
So5 Pennsylvania ave
Evening star., 1885-11-16
THE Box MARcuE.

THE Box MARcHE,
316-3ls SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
The Bon Marche ventures nothing saying that its
prices will be found lowest be met with in this
city, notwithstanding the advertising Of Bargains and
so-called Sacrifices by 50 many other houses
VISIT THE "BoN MARCHE'
And be convinced of its true statements At all times
Extraordinary values in CASHMERE and FUR-ToP
GLOVES win be offered this week. having closed a
manufacturers entire stock at our own price. We
enumerate a few viz
FOR LADIES.
80 Dozen 6-button Length CASHMERE JERSEY
GLOVES. extra fine quality, In black and colors all
4s cenrsJ
25 Dozen 6-button Length. all-silk TAFETTA JER:
sEY GLOVES. fleece lined. in black and colors, at 25
cents.
we cheerfnIly refund money If same quality can be
25 Dozen s-hutton Length CASHMERE JERSEY
GLOVES, fall shades, in reality 90 cent glove.
Our price 30 cents.
so Dozen CASHMERE GLOVES, ribbed top, fin
shed fingers. black and colors 4S cents usually
tailed at 30 cents
Ladies Mandkns SILK MITESs black and
(Must be seen to be appreciated)
Ladies' Allwooi MITTENs, all colors and sizes and
excellent quality, at u, % and 35 cents.
WE GUARANTEE PRICES.
so Dozen Ladies' FUR-TOP DOG-sKIN GLOVES,
fleece lined spring fstenings, in black and colors at
FOR CHILDREN
r. An elegant assortment of CASHMERE JERSEY
GLOVES at ID. % and 80 cents
CoLORED WOOL MITTENs at l5, q, % and 20
cents 1--WE invite inspection.)
10 Dozen DOGsKIN MITTENs fur tops fleece
lined best quality, at S5 cents. (We consider them
cheap at S119.)
Infants WOOL MITTENS. white and pale blue, ut
21 and 20 cents, worth AZ cents.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
A warm and at the same time dressy GLOVE of
Scotch wool AS cents. usually sold at furnishing
houses at s5 cents.
a hrst-quaiity scotch-wool GLOVE at 62 cents,
regular price 81.
Mems AlLwoo. RINGwooD GLOVES, white and
dark shades, at 5S cents
% Dozen DOGSKIN GLOVES, fur tops. fleece
lined spring fastenings at 81 As, regular price 81.
The same Glove in sizes for boys at $I.35
25 Dozen BOYS sCoTCH-wOOL GLOVES, an ele-
CANT quality, at % cents.
A large and varied assortment Of WORSTED LEG
GINGS and STOCKINETTE LEGGINGS for
Ladies, Misses, Children aud Infants
EXTRA VALUE
LADIES MERINO UNDERWEAR,
member Of our firm came across q lot of 1O7
dozen of MERINO VESTS and PANTS. which were
offered him at ridiculous low price. While not in
need ofthe goods the price tempted the buyer, and
they were bought. As they cannot be duplicated we
do wish to place them in our regular stock, and
concluded to run them off quickly and
81 CENTS
Is the price which do it. although we know they
worth less than SO cents and first-cass art
Gle at that
4,
Evening star., 1885-11-16

Mackin, the Chicago ballot-box suffer. finds
the iron gates of the penitentiary closing upon
him. His appeal to the supreme court OF Illi-
nois from the sentence of five years imprison-
ment, passed upon him by the lower court, has
been denied, and 1t now seems unlikely that he
can escape by any technicaiity. Certainly, he
should not, for his guilt is proven and his crime
belonged to a class which cannot be tolerated if
we are TO deserve the name of a republic.
Judge Vincent talks pretty we'll for a man
whose head is cut Off
Evening star., 1885-11-16

Ex-senator Sharon's dying directions to his
lawyers TO keep up the fight against the Hill
woman who claims to be his wife would seem to
be a great waste of breath when breath was
worth something. Did he or any body else ever
hear of lawyers letting go of case as long as
there were million dollars or more behind il?