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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

A Nine settles and Lots Twenty -four Dwsl
Ing Houtea Down.

Ing Houies Down.
SHENANDOAH, PA, Jan. S.-The excite.
ment at Boston Run, where the block Of
miners houses was swallowed by a mine
break yesterday was received this alter.
noon when another large area Of surface,
upon which Is located eight blocks Of
houses began TO settle. The people fed
from the houses In terror, leaving oil
their effects behind. The ground has Get.
tied about four feet, and the houses are
twisted out Of shape and are expected TO
20 down at any moment. The bridge be.
tween Boston Run and the village on the
opposite side ol the valley. had been
swept away by the food and Il ig only,
BY long CIrcuituouS route, that the home.
less people can convey their household
goods 10 where they can end shelter. Al.
most twenty.iour families have been dtly.
en- out Of their homes by the Cave.ln.
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SENATOR Vance, Of North Carolina, says
thAtth excuse the administration gives
for not turning the rascElS tout iS that thore
are no rsscals in Office to turn out, Still,
oil Tie same, Vance calls on the PreSi.
dent to turn the Republicans out, rascals
Of not. Ho says that Civil Service Is
farce and although he doesn't like to
antaSonisc a Democratic administration,
after waiting and working for one 80 long
a time, still he Is going TO open out
against the PrOsidents silver policy and
Civil serYice reform.
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Granville Moody, one OF the Senator'S
from Dakota, to q reporter this after.
noon. "This evening" he Continu-
ed, "my colleague, Senator Edgerton
and Governor Mellette and Representa-.
tive kanouIe, will arrive here, when some
additional arrangements may be- made,
but / think not. We came here simply
10 lay our claims for statehood before
Congrees in person and to give the legis.
latorB all the information on the subject
We can. We areproCeeding in order, and
shall not Try to make any excite ement or
create undue agitation"
"What do you think OF the proposition
to admit tho whole territory as one State ?"
ave want statehood by the admission
Of South Dakota alone,h replied Judge
Moody, land ii we cannot come in that
way we will not come in at all
II we can help it, There Ia
nothing cougeniAl between the people
Of North and South Dakota or the interests
OF these sections. We want to be seps-
rated, divided, and It must be on an East
aud West line"
"Then you do not like the proposition
to divide on q line running North and
South2"
"Oh That is simply a burlsaque. There
10 nothing sincere in that proposition
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Nnrrn,r n.nnnn.

BATAVIA, N. Y, Jan. Sat an early
hour this morning ire totally destroyed
the St. James Hotel. The fire was very
destructive, many boarderS and guests
barely escaping. Some had To jump out
Of Windows. Three Of the employees we're
injured by jumping from the upper story
windows. Andrew FlSgg, Btableman, will
probably die. Thomas Penleld was bad.
y burned, but will recover. The tiremen
did excellent work and confined the FIRE
10 the block where II originated. The loei
ID about $50, 900; insurance $4,000.
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Lrritb bo supposed that the President
boycostu the Senator's and Representatives
who don't sneele when he takes snuff |;
aud that the bOycotted statesmen set up q
quarantine against the President in the
Senate; Of what avail will Pasteur's hydro
phobla CursbO to the Democratic party ?
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Tic tjlah AMI ps,.Os he ssnAto.

wlsH1Ssros, m.S.-The Utah bill as
Il passed the Senate to-day 10 substantially
a. reported from the committee and pub.
lIshed In the morning papers Of Decem.
Der 2g. The only change Of consequences
ID the addition Of section providing that
marriage between persons within the
fourth degree;oi Cotieanguinity-but not
including that degfee-shall be deemed
incest and punished as such,
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RtoHHoND, VA, Jan. s.--The Richmond
Wig, which suspended publication on the
V2d ult, wAl sold to-day lot 5000, the
putchasets being Abner Anderson, iof.
tnefly oi the uAnyille, Va ReOitlst, and
Judge A. o. NoNlln, oi Washington, D.
o. The paper will Be Democratic in pfin.
elples. The tale has been confirmed by
tho court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-tuliuS Beck, Of 20
Blue island avenue, met with q itlshttul
and somewhat unusual experience laAt
evening. lie was driving in company
with his Uncle, tVnata Beck, down Blue
lSlaud avenue in a buggy. Just before
the VlAGuct was reached the botse became
frightened at 4 passing locomotive. II
reared and plunged wildly, causing the
buggy 70 Zip, throwing Mr.. Beck out The
horse then slatted oii a run iot the VIA.
duct and on reaching II jumped the tail.
w, aklug the buggy and boy along. The
whole ouMt landed thirty teet below In .
EOaI yard, Julius Bas very bsdly injured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

Tnr Liverpool, London 4 Globe In
sun1co Company, one Of the great foreign
lolnlnS SgencieSin New York, has taken
alarm at tho possible near approach Of
debt payments In deprecated silver, and
is making all is contracts payable, prln-
clpll and interest, In American gold Of the
prolen. standard of weight and flneness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

CoLuNBus, o., Jan, s.--1udEo Thurman
to-day rendered bis decision as umpire in
the arbitration between the operators and
miners Of coal In Ohio, He aEes the wages
al Blxty cents 4 ton, which d the amount
asked by the mlnefB. The operatotB only
wanted 10 pay aIly cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

GLASGOW feels the bite Of "chill penury,'
vet Glasgow lives under the broad policy
Of irec trade. Here is = text for a FREQ
trade Congressman, who will turn for con-
ISOLATION to Adam Smith, Ricardo, BAstiSl,
Cobdsn-perhspH to our own Morrison,
WIN hss chsWsd over all OF them,
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CbnvGtAND, Jan. s.-sampliner, Adler
L Co., wholesale dealers in jswOlfy, At i0t
Superior street, made an assignment 10.
day. The liabilities are estimated al $780,.
900 and assets At q lower figure. &c.
Block was made assignee. William w.
Dofen 4 Co., shoe manufactured l,At 14t
Seneca street, alao assigned. The llAblllI
ties Of the firm are unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

ApyurASr.G1SEEAL GvruRIS, Of Penn.
sylyanis, has friends at work in his In
forest looking to the Democratic nomina.
ton for Governor. The next Governor OF
the Keystone State will be a Republican
,. .nd II we had to write his name now we
would spell II James A. Beaver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09
> natural gas can be pipsd from Han.

IL natural gas can be pipsd from Han
cock county to Cleveland, as the Cleve.
land capitalists believe it can, Wheeling
is not! so hopeless condition after oil az
regards the fuel OF the age. Msrshall
county, Brooke county and Washington
county, on three sides Of US, all have gas,
audi can bo piped from much less dis.
tanco than eighty miles from either direc-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09
KNOCKED OUT IN THE sEcoNp.
Bat the Stakeholder nan Away and the Win.
nSF Got NuthipR,

But the Stakeholder Han Away and the Win.
nsr Got Nothing.
NEW YoRK, Jan. S.-A short but bitter.
ly contested prize fight took place in a
sporting house in the suburbs OF Newark
at O'Clock this morning between two 10.
cal light weights. They were Frank Ks.
yRnGgh and Jimmy Nsgle, the former
weighing 139 pounds, and the latter two
pounds heavier. Joe Wooley, the English
featherweight, seconded Kavanagh aud
Charley Norton seconded Nsgle. Benny
Jones was chosen referee. The fight was
for $50 side and the gate receipts, Mar
quis Of Queennbury rules, with four.ounce
gloves.
In the first round Kavanagh led for Ma.
gle's breast, but was neatly stopped by the
latter, who attempted 10 counter, but was
short. A short exchange followed in
which Kavanagh secured the best Of It,
and ended the round by punishing Nagle
numerically. In the second Kavanagh
knocked Nage down In his corner with q
straight crohs.counter, and, when he half
arose TO his feet, KaYanaHh hit him q ter.
rife blow under the left ear, knocking
him completely over. Nagle's second
raised the cry Of foul, which was allowed.
There was great uproar when II was
found that the stakeholder had run of
with the stakes, A free fight seemed i'm.
minent, but the cry ot "poliCe" stopped II,
the lights went out and the mob dispersed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

wAmtSoroN, Jan. s.-The Senate Com.
mitlee on Territories today completed
consideration Of new bill for tho ndmls.
bion Of South Dakota TO Statehood
and the organization ol North Dakota
Territory, carrying out the propositions oi
the last Constitutional Convention oi
Dakota, and approving the constitution
the people there heyg ratlaed. Senator
Harrison 10 At work on report 10 40.
company the bill, which will probably 60
TO the Senate on Monday next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

Special Dttpnteh 10 M IHtaItgeHoe'.
CHARLBToN, VAn Jan. S.-This morn.
ing while engOged in hauling heavy stone
down Slaughter House Hollow, near this
city, Joe Huber was thrown from wagon
resulting III instant death. A large stone
fell upon bis body and broke his neck, aud
otherwise crushed his body.
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want ILalAI1heaaN

wASHiNo4oN, Jan. s.--"We have no
special plan Of procedure in pushing our
claims before Congress for Statehood, ex.
cent aS 10 laid down In the memorial
adopted BY our convention" eaid Judge
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ptTTssvRsH, r4u Jan. s.--Uarnesls's
blast furnaces at BiaddoCkS', Pa. which
were banked some time ago because the
employee refused TO accept the advance
offered them by the operators, will start
up to.morow, enough men having
lion, Threats Of violence have been
made by some Of the strikers, and
q strong posse has been Bwofs, ia 10
protect the men who went 10 v,off, The
htm claims that over one third Of the
old workmen have aigtl the scale and
With numbet Of neW ones secured
they WI be abl.S 10 resume operations,
AZ Wy l,iiing prevails among the
sulAeh I'd trouble Is appfehended
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

PlrrsnuRou, Jan. S.-The heaviest snow
storm Of the season set in about o o'clock
this evening, and at midnight snow 10 tho
depth Of SIX inches had fallen. Travel by
street railway has been greatly impeded
and trains are all DELAYED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09
ONE PRIZE IN THE BOX
KloEINaA aAoAINsT "oUR REusTAoEn
The Disgust of the West Virginia DslsEa.
EtIOn-HiS ASSIuinS AHEurAnSS-HOW he
DOT tie Dried PIuni-A Remarkably
DI'IntSroStSd WsII vlrginiAn.


Special Di,pa'eh 10 iM IatslltqarE.
WARRINGTON, Jan. S,-There Is con.
siderable dissatisfaction expressed by the
Second Congressional District men oil
West Virginia in this city over the fact
that Speaker Carlisle awarded Eustacs
Gibson chsirmsnShip in preference to
William L, Wilson, who, they claim, was
more deserving Of such recognition. Mr..
Snyder did not expect anything, ss he is
identified with the Randall faction. Mr..
Wilson is looked upon here as one OF the
ables. and most scholarly men in Con-
gresa. A West Virginian said to-day that
while the State expected but one commit
tee, by all rules OF Justice and right Will
son should have been the party honored.
WILSON'S MoDESTY,
1t 10 said Carlisle asked him what he
wanted, and with characteristic modesty
he said he would be contNnt with a place
on some good committee, and did not ask
for a Chairmsuship, During the Speaker
ship contest in the last Congress, Wilson
stuck to Carlisle in face OF the protests
from many Of his most influential COnStit,
uentS and thoy think Carlisle right to have
recognized his deserts over those OF Glib
son, who, with his usual gall, actual y
pressed the Speaker fora ChairmAnship
and gave him no rest until he secured q
promise OF the honor. II was plain Car
isle could give the State but one CHAIR.
manship, aud bsinRpbllged to give Gibson
one to get rid Of him, Wilson was left in
the cold,
GIBSON DIsGusTs THEN,
Gibson feels his position greatly and re-
CARDS himself now ss leader Of the West
Virginia delegation. 1t Itiswhispered here
that his assumption and assurance are die.
gusIing to his colleagues. He will appoint
Colonel Payton, ex'Clerk Of the House Of
Delegates OF West Virginia, as clerk Of his
little committee.
MIR. Duncan, Of Wayne county, who was
here alter BineCure position, Is reported
as being Indignant at being offered a 5000
place, and VOWS vengeance on Gibson In
the next Congressional Convention in the
Fourth district.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
]. V. Cunningham, Of Hardy county,
who has been here for some time Is will.
ing to take a good place at the Capital,
but informs those assisting him thab II a
poorer man than he, or a man with fam.
lily to be supported must bO discharged,
that he may have position, he does not
want il done, no matter what the mans
politics are. Mr.. Cunningham 10 not 80
ravenously hungry as the average West
Virginia Democrats.
Among the arrivals to-day are w. G.
Brown, Jr., Of Kirkwood and Charles f.
Brown, OF Cincinnati. Thelatter sabroth.
erof Lieut.. Brown whose marriage to Miss
Kate Davis was announced Thursday.
Lieut.. Brown is also a brother Of Gen.
George w. Brown Of Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

CINCINNATI, Jan. SIT has been snow
Ing in this vicinity since Q o'clock this al.
ternoon, and about 4 inches is the average
depth tonight, with the pnow ntill falling.
The temperature Is about 20 degrees above
this evening, but Is falling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

GENERAL RosEcRLSs is deslrops Of
tAreshiny over ex-senator Henry G,
Dayis's Treasury straw. The ex-senator
could give the General some points that
might be in the nature Of a Isbor.savlng
machine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

CLAY CENTRE, KASS., Jan. s.-The
severeSt blizzard that has visited this
part Of the country for several years, iu
now raging. Heavy snow fell the greater
part OF last night and Is now drifting
badly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

twill be just Ike the Cincinnati En-
qurr to kick against the caucus nOmina-
tiOn Of John sherman, That psper always
cries fraud to hide the sins OF its own
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

PAEGEsBvEp Is having q bitter three
cornered fight in local elections, The
PtOhibitionists as usual do mot know on
which side their bread is buttered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

TIE business failures are coming in the
arst Of the year with great increase. 1t
Is to be hoped they willstop now, and not
90, above the top peg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

Mn. JErTEmoN DAVIS pleads not guilty
to the charge OF beingA Masou. Tho man
who never rode the goat doesn't know how
much fun lie has missed,
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Our Colonel PoOrman seems to have
pOu. into the Ohio Legislature at about
the right time,
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MICHIGAN is absorbing all interest in the
number Of horrible murders that have OC'
cured recently,
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AETA1tSI m nsd.

RUTLAND, W., Jan, .s.-Dh Il. NJ. Mel.
Bon, President Of the West Rutland Mar.
bio Company, Wa arrested while in bed
thll morning on suspicion Of completely
ID The LAhCaatef Bank embeG1lem6nt. He
10 Frustrated BY excitement, and ID Under
KtAtd at bis house. g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

SnrRMAS's election means "a triumph
over the "Boodle gang"
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-1'oJ W sIV1sR1t y RVVV'
Committee oths jackson Club, Columbus, o.
Cordially concurring with you in the
homage which you propose to pay 10 the
memory Of the illustrfouS soldisf.states.
man on the anniversary OF the victory Of
New Orleans, regret | cannot be present
at your banquet tonight. 81. T1ipEN.
Hon. Joseph =. Mcdonald, Of Indiana,
responded 10 hetoAst, ANDREW jackson" ?"
and ppoke q length.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-09

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. S,-Reprssen.
tative Warner, OF Ohio, the head and front
Of the silver compromise plan, is out
spoken in his criticism OF the makeup
OF the Committee on Coiusge, ~ think
Speaker Carlisle has taken especial
pains to neutralize tho composition OF
the Committee on Coinage, Weights
and Measures" he said this even
ing, "The committee, as 1t Is com
posed, is intended to be q non.acting com.
Inittee-thSt Is, it will do nothing in itself
10 either suspend silver coinage or con-
tinue 1t, However, 1t does not matter
how committee Is composed. The
House Is determined to do something on
the silver question, It has been agitated
too much by the people throughout the
country, and Is too great subject to be
overlooked at this time. A very large
majority Of the House ia in favor Of
coinage and silver certificates, and
q committee could not be composed which
would impede the progress Of the issue or
stitle legialSti0n. The attitude Of the adj
mlnlstration can have no force In the
House, and II the committee was formed
for the purpose Of covering up the track
Of the administrations work, II any work
was done by 1t in the selection OF mem.
bers OF the committee, 1t has been sucCsSs-
iul In at least one TespeCt-that OF having
no positive character upon IT,"
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ooLuxBus, o., Jan. Sat the opening
Of the Legislature this morning, the fol.
lowing telegram was read in each branch,
being addressed to the Speaker Of the
House and President Of the Senate re.
spectively:
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!" w WASHINuT0N, Jan. Z,
"please convey to the Republican mem.
bers Of the General Assembly my pro.
found and grateful thanks for their nomi.
nation as Senator.
(Signed. "JonN SHERMAN"
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ColuMBvS, o., Jan. s.-The Jackson
Club OF Ohio, the leading Democratic or.
ganization Of Central Ohio, gave their
third banquet this evening. There were
800 guests, including a number Of Ohio
congressman, members Of the LeHisla.
ture and State officials. The arrangements
and service were complete. Hon. H. j.
Booth, President OF the Club, was Master
Of Ceremonies, and Hon. 7, E. Powell
Master Of ToaSts. The following tele-
gram was read.
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WHEELING would greatly enjoy seeing
West Virginia natural gas piped to Clsye-
land,
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Dlsf race yst--ay0 entities ohapllns
lLtSet tink this eYenlnR. :,
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oaias So., IS and ~ EoaFtesath street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-28
GALVESTON.
Interstate Drill ana Encampment Fixed
Upon---A Committee TO Promulgate a
Programme.

Interstate Drill ana EncRmpment Fixed
Upon--A Committee TO Promuigate n
Programme.
special TO the Gazette,
GALVESTON, TEX, May 27.-The citi-
zens' committee, appointed at Monday
nights meeting to confer with commit
tee from Galveston Progressive associa-
ton relative to the much talked Of inter
state drill and encampment, met tonight
at Artillery hall 10 make their report To
assembled citizens Interested In proposed
drill. The committee reported that after
repeated conference with the COM
mittee from the Progressive associa-
tion, they had together formed them
selves into u committee OF the
whole to solicit subscriptions; the
plan being 10 issue stock at par, Ia
amounts OF Sl5,0 to $4,000, and par
ties subscribing for stock to get together
and elect a board of managers, each
subscriber 10 have one vote for
every share held by him; shares to be
$40 or 500 After the board of managers
have been elected in this manner they
will proceed TO elect executive
officers, who shall have entire charge
of t1e affair The plan was recommended
by the committee, who stated that they
had done some cauvassing among bust
ness houses, and all were satisfied that
the money could be raised; but more
explicit methods Of procedure must be
adopted to guarantee the subscriptions
being paid at an early day, as haste was
necessary.
The session being far advanced, it was
determined that the old committee, acting
with the progressive association |
should continue to pro
coed on this plan. This action
settl the question aud decides
that Galveston is positively TO hold an
Intersta c encampment some time in Au
gust next. The dates 9th to 10th |
lf August have been frequently |
suggested, and will probably |
De fixed upon, 1t is thought that
he committee of fourteen win be pre-
pared by Monday to announce positively
he prizes and formulate other features
If the programme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-28

syitnees A forged diploma Of the Royal
College OF Surgeons OF London.
at was written ny me-"
"why did you write III"
uSimply as an exercise 10 penmanshin
10 keen myself In practice"
The witness explained the nature Of
structure and methods for treating Il,
saving, at the same time, he had operated
for one In England "My catheters now
are al the bottom Of the Pacific ocean, t"
All the witness. III threw them over
board 90 my way to Auckland, because
was disguised with the whole affair" The
witness maintained his direct testimony
given Yesterday in regard 10 the story OF
the murder up 10 the time when be
made the second purchase OF chloroform,
nut was unable 10 give a satisfactory
reason for tearing the label Of the
bottle In the drug store. The remainder
II tho cross.extmlnatlon was almost o
repetition OF the latter part OF the wit
ness direct testimony, no specially
damaging admissions nor contradictions
being msde Towards the close OF the
examination, Mr.. Glover, OF the prosecu-
ton, asked. "You say you have de-
-troyed or lost the letter in Which Mr..
PreIler stated he would pay your expenses
10 Aucklandf"
~ don't think he stated that" replied
the witness. Gle said he would lend me
some money, as was short"
"You don't know whether You tore the
label of the chloroform bottle or uotl'
"No, don't know"
"And your catheters ere at the bottom
OF the Pacific OceanY'
"They are.n
"Can you state, Mr.. BROOKS, why 1t IL
that You have lost all evidence that would
prove your innocence, aud nave only the
evidence that proves your guilt?n
III am not aware that have"
This concluded the examination
for the day at least, and the court adj
iJurned.