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Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
! S:RD EDITION.
Blaine ut Pittsburg.

The tariff demonstration yesterday At
PI.tsburR in honor OF James q. Blaine
was not a. large as was Al ticipated,
but the city was filled with strangers,
who hsd been attracted by the Al.
nouncement that both Blaine and GEN
eral Beaver wouli speak. An open air
meeting was held at Exposition Park
In the afternoon, and 1t 10 estimated
that some 5000 TO 8, 900 were present.
Upwards of 8 900 persons participated
IN the parade. The manufacturers, who
usually make feature in such demon
stratiors, say that they did not have
time to prepare for 1t.
When Mr.. Blaine was introduced the
crowd had increased to over IL, o00. IL
was nearly ave minutes before he could
make himself heard. For q few mo-
ments he Was regarded with curiosity,
hut as his voice strengthened AID the
thread of his speech was taken up. he
was listened to with great attention.
After order had been restored Mr..
Blaine delivered speech devoted
mainly to the Tariff.
In abiding to suffrage and the course
pursued in the South, Mr.. Blaine said
1t remin led him of story he had heard
In New York. A Southt rner said to q
Northern man let US play q game OF
billiards fer the next Prestdentiss cleo
tior, two years hence-4o1 points. just
the number of electors, that is. 30 they
went down to the Fifth Avenue Hotel
TO settle the electioa two years In ad
vance. The Southerner took up q cue
Il 20 on the presumption that you all
know the game-and said well, will
count of 1913 points in the game; those
are mine without playing for them. :"
Great merrimeut
He added: "You will see then that /
have to get only AZ, while you have to
get Dol. Renewed laughter and ap
plsuse. 1 confess, gentlemen, that l
am utterly at q loss 20 denounce the
fraud and the wrong which is 70 we'll
illustrated by tina. story. The Southern
elections are worse in point OF political
morals than IL the gambler who invites
@ youth into his den and plays against
him with loaded dice. Cheers. 1t is
not ubltcan;sm, 1t 10 not democracy
it is not heavens justice, IL is not mans
fair pay. What We demand In this
country 10 that we shall not play q
stake for the presidency against meu
who are shaking loaded dice at us. You
say we cannot do anything. We ought
to be able to do something. We ought
to be able to N axe az solid North 81
they have solid South. Immense en-
thusiasm. And In order to make that
solid North, let Old Pennsy lvanis dc
her duty"
At the conclusion OF his address Mr.,
Blaine was driven TO the Monongahels
House, whtre be was Joined by his sor
James g., Jr., and his wife. Last even
ing was devoted to an informal recep-
II T.
trip up the Monongshela river TO hii
old home at BrcwDsville. He expects
to go 10 West Virginia on business. auC
will return TO Pntsburg on Friday
passing through the city on his way
north.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Tho salisbury InAursnce.

The insurance companies doing bust.
ness In this city lose but little by the
fise at Salisbury and the only company
directly affected Is the Farmers Mu-
tual, which held policies amounti TO
Sl4,000 II. l.. Gilpin & Co. had o
small rick on some property outside of
the town, and this. as far as can be
| learned, 10 all the insurance which was
placed In this city.
This, 70 doubt, is owing to the fact
| that the companies doing business here
through agents have Instructed them,
when business Is offered outside the
State, TO refer 1t 10 tho agent in the
State where 1t 10 located. II Is said tina,
the Kent County Insurance Company
Is loser to the amount of sec, 800, and
that the Cecil Mutual OF Elkton loses
gao 0O0. The Insurance men foot up the
losses by the stock companies al
S2lO COO and the Mutual Companies al
| 81 90 600, or $400, 600 altogether.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
-W--u-
Amnsamants at the AnadenH

The Lillian Conway Opera Company
which plays at the Academy of Music to-
morrow and Saturday nights is one oil
best companies on the road, ard the cast
OF the different operas sung by them Ii
all that can be desired. On Friday
evening they will present the "Grand
Duchess" Saturday matinee Gilbert and
Sullivan's ever popular PIRATES OF Pen.
zance " and Saturday night "Fatnitiza. y
Among the company may be found such
fsvorites as Lillian Conway, Jennie Prince
the original Petit Sing of the McCaull
Opera Company, Matte Anterior, Sadie
Monroe, Mr.. f. 5. Grand the Original
Mikado. Mr.. John j. Russell the renown.
ed baritone singer late Of Carncros.
Minstrels, and the Little Tycoon Com
pany and a host of others. All the cos.
tunes used by the company are new, ant
they carry their own orchestra. Tn,
company is under the able management
and personal direction of Mr.. W. A
Moore formerly of the Temple Theatre
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
DIED.
MCUAFFERTY.-

MoUAFFERTY. -On the 18th inst, Mary
A., wife Of james +. McOafferty, and
da ghter of Marx and Mary II. tucker,
aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her husband, No. bo& East Third
street, on Saturday, at $50 n. In. high mass
at It. mary's Chuich. lnterment 1t Cattle
dral Cemetery.
PuRTER-On the 10th inst, Mary M. Por-
ter. aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her
husband, Samuel W. Porter. NO. II Klund
street, on Friday morning next at O'Clock.
High Macs at 81. Maiy's Church. Interment
ct Cathedral Cemetery.
SHlLES.-On the goth inst, WIN. son OF
VIM. !. and Mary X. Shiles, aged II
months
dencs OF his parents, SIT Church street. on
Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. ln;erment at
Old SWedel' cemetery.
SINEX.-On Wednesday, October 20, Mrs.
Mary Sinex, In the Sgth ear of her age.
l Relatives and friends OF the family are 70
spectfully invited 70 attend the funeral, on
| Saturday, ed instant Services at the house,
No. AIS East Fourth street, at . O'Clock, In
| torment in Wilmington and brandywine
| Cemetery.
| RUMSEY.-At her late residence on Thurs
day, October Il, Susan Rumsey in the 9th
year Of her age.
Funeral service in Emanuel Chapel
| Highlands, on Saturday, dotOuer IS, at z 81
| o'elotk, lntermsnt at Old Swedes Church
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Injunction Granted

An Injunction was gran ted yesterday
at Dover, by Chancellor Salisbury,
againet the Ken nebeo Ice q Goal Com.
pany, restraining It from any such re-
moval OF earth or soil from the bottom
of It's Ice pond In South Wilmington al
would reduc its level below what II
was In February, 1880, when the vii
mington Ice & Goal Company, the
owner Of the premisee, granted the lease
under which the former company is In
possession. 1t is understood that IL the
mi unction should DO violated proceed
iugs will be instituted for contempt oil
| court. The Gaze was heard before the
Chancellor on Monday and Tuesday Of
this week, Messrs, Brad tord & Vande
sriit representing the Wilmington 10.
IL Coal Company, and Berj amin Nields
E.q., appearing for the Kennebec Ice
Coal Company.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
FOURTH EDITION



For some time past Samuel d. Forbes
has been greatly annoyed and caused
considerable loss by the boys breaking
the windows Of one Of his properties 81
Harrison and Oak streets and he esti'
mates that he has had not less than one
thousand lights OF glass destroyed. He
4 has gone TO considerable expense 1t
different times 70 replace these glass,
but whenever the tenauts would move
out they would again be broken.
Within o week seventy eight lights
OF glass have been broken, and NJ he
obtained the nAmes OF six boys. ranging
from TO 13 years Of age, he had war.
rants issrsd for their arrest. Five OF
them were arraigned before jude Gum
Minis this n morning, when one OF them
was used rs n witness. He admitted
that he and one of the others named
Gustave Phillips had broken the glasr,
but denied that any Of the others ar.
rested had any thing 70 do with IL, aud
they were discharged.
He also gave the names OF five or six
other boys who were Implicated, and
,he Judge instructed Mr.. Forbes to see
their parents and get them to pay their
share toward replacing the glass, and
10 let him know II they refused. He
sentenced the boy who had given the
Information and Phillips TO pay the
costs and their share of the dam age, but
as Mrs. PHILIPPE reiused to accede 10
these terms her boy WAS fined 81 and
costs, in default OF which he was COM
mitted.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
At thanpara House

Tomorrow and Saturday ny M
Magee's international Comeus h
will appear at the Opera H9 y. 'nle,II
Daily Herald of Baltimore ~ ~. s .sy,:
their performance in that CIV. ss.s M
1.-THE entertainment pte' Tbsu
evening at the Monument .nai d
the j. j. Magee's InternauoIS% s.t
Company was certainly 1I ',. v srs
season. The Devrille fanny ,,s q.
the greatest people in their , truI, II
ever seen: the children are .Iu
full, the cornet play ing OF ihsm s
being remarkable. Ne Me-, p Il, n
the Toys, John b. Mackii,, m cOsB
and Miss Lillian Msrkha u ths
largely to the programme VI
first class combination.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

William Straugbn has been appgl
station agent of the Baltimore s y
delphia Railroad at Newark
Frank @. Stidham went 10 the \
Horse, Delaware County, Pa, t04'
sell u lot of cows for l.. I. ROoeIs
The Grand Council, United 10
of America, will hold q qusr'sI!
sion In the McClary Building OF y
day evening.
The Jackson & Sharp 0nl
shipped five combination cas y
day, for the 81. Louis, ArkaniR'
Texas Railroad. =,
The person who took the w
from No. 209 Jefferion street DIV
return the same, az he is zp0'A
! thus save trouble. u
Richard Fisher, salesman ieis
| & Hill, who called for lrelano,
weeks ago. Is about returniIlp
city greatly improved In hea'i
Mrs. Richard Dodsos, oil
Creek, Lancaster County, va, y
in our city yesterday, on be- N "
visit her aunt, Mrs. Daniel D
Of Brandywine Hundred, sh .,t,sl
ing from . severe attack OF slcs1' y
The Baltimore Sun says V T,r
lC. @. Stockley, j. w. Csuseyl M
Revenue Collector; Judge w q
eggs, j. B. Foard and Df, " .,onoI,
ards, all Of Delaware. are '@st h
Barnum's Hotel, In attenusu'
l PIN licn races.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
A Little Lott Baptised.

Presiding Elder Hill and Revs
James Z. Bryan, n. ". Browne and
W. L g. Murray, with their wives and
few friends, met at the house of VIM
Pennell, No. 212 East Second street,
last evening, when toe child of VIM
Lott, son-in-law of Mr. Pencil, was
baptised and the usual prayers offered
In its behalf. The party were treated
to bounteous repast and the occasit Il
was rendered q pleasant as well Ga a
memorable event in the life of the
little Lott" as well as in that Of Others
of the party
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Taxing Il HOraa

One day this week, John Ford, pro-
prietor OF the livery and sale stable 81
Sixth and Orange streets, drove ont
with one OF his horses TO the Phnoix
engine house, at Twelfth and king
streets, where he left the animal stand
ing while b" went into house on some
business. When he came out the horse
and carriage were gone, aud on learning
that two men bad driven off in the
carriage, he started down King stree,
in seai CHI OF them. When he reached
Eighth street he saw the animal coming
at break neck speed, aud barely sue
ceeded In stopping him before b,
wrecked tie carriage. He was after
wards informed that the men haa
Turned him loose.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
uh.rIe,ton ana tallsbary.

James h. Morgan and Rev. b. A.
Monroe will exhibit in Institute Hall.
next Saturday afternoon and evening,
with their earthquake views Of Charles
ton and twelve views Of the Salisbury
dec. The afternoon matinee viii com
mence at 2 80 o'clock, and In the even
irg ut 8 O'Clock. In addition to the
views men toned, lot Of comic. anus
ina scents to please children will be ex-
hibited; in the afternoon and In the
evening a wilmingto choir will sing.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
ST. James Fair.

The fair which is being held by St.
James Church in the hail on Gilpin
avenue and Union street, Is being well
attended nightly On the young peo.
plea table are exhibited O lady's gold
watch, silver castor, chinaware and
many other fancy articles. On the
table, which Is in charge
Of Mrs. w. A. Bacon, is a suit Of bed
room furniture, beautiful hanging
lamp, siiverware, &c. The refresh
ment booth, which is presided over by
Mrs. Couvill, also contains many use.
full q, ticles which will be CHANGED of. {
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Eoh SUM-
Have you got your fall suits yet?
II you have not you will never got
them cheaper nor msde better than 1t
James Harding's. No. 8le French street
But no matter how good or how pretty
. sutt you got it will mot look we'll upon
you unlees Il dts nioe. Now, II you
want . good fit 90 70 Harding's. His
stock 10 the beet and he IL up to the
fashions. Go 70 Harding and save
money.
Something New.
Two large black diamonds. When
you 70 to market stop and look At them
and order ton Of coal and load Of
wood from A. Sergeant. Ooal--clean,
full weight; woodbury., load large
Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Central
office, Seventh and King streets. Look
for the blue sign. Open In the evening
Painting.
TilghmAn DAnner, house and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. Job
bling properly attended TO and estimates
fuFnishod.
Dealers. Losk 0us
Gilmore, 106 East Second street, has
reduced prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you bargains for the cash.
Just received . very large assortme emit
OF cooking ranges and stoves OF the
newest and improved styles, which we
will guarantee TO bake and cook all
right, and our psrlor and room stoves
are Of the newest and best styles. Call
and see us at the old place, o East
Fourth street. Pickles Stove Store.
Parties contem plating having uphol.
stering done, can be furnished with es.
Inmates by sending order to Ellwood
Souder, 912 French street. Prompt per-
sonal attsntion:to ali work.
IL flne cabinet photographs and one
large frame sine free for $500 at Hol-
lands photograph gallery, 807 Market.
Dealers will fnd n fine line Of union
made cigars at 215 King street. Special
sale OF bread pipes. 8. Fl. Durstein.
0, Is and 80 pictures for 49,, ~ West.
colt d Cummings. 302 Market street.
Bush's. French street wharf, Ia the
place 70 buy your coal
Ia fine cabinets for % 1t Westoott q
Cummings, 302 Market street.
For good coal 60 TO Busb's. Frenlk
street wharf.
Q, 18 or S6 gem pictures for 10 cents,
ut Hollsnd's gallery. 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
The Prudent,aI Insurance. company

The Prudential Insurance COMPANY.
Two more strib fng illustrations of the
promptness with which the PRUDENTIAL
Insurance Company pay their claims
have occurred during the past few days.
Mr.. HeDnessey, 100 Shipley street, re-
ceived seventy dollars ($70) upon the
death OF his wife, although hethad paid
but cents per week for one year. Mr..
Porter, Klund street, received one hun
dred and tixty dollars (Sl60) upon the
ceath of his vito, having paid 10 cents
per week for little over o year. Both
parties received their money within
twenty. four hours after death was re-
POI ted. As In other cities where they
pave done business for yeare, this com.
psny iB getting very popular In VII.
mington, having in force here about
5000 policies. This fact speakB for
itself. and proves that Industrial Insur-
ance Is what the working classes need.
The pay ments are small and collected
weekly at the homes OF members, and
ali CLAIMS are paid within twenty four
hours after death.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Shortly before 9 o'clock this morning
a horse belonging to Veterinary Sur
geon Rowland, became frightened on
Eleventh street by some one hosting an
mprella and ran away. At Tenth and
Market streets the carriage collided
with Saliner's feed wagon, which was
standing in front OF the store, and both
vehicles were damaged. The horse was
stopped by the collision aud he was Sc
cured
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
knights Templars' JUN w..

The colored knights XIII
city and state will have a .;l, aprp
Thursday. There Will DC . and ID
followed by a review ,, aDu
schuetzen Park IN the al !, N tbiI
reception at Institute h tram NaI
ing. Communicates lro "Iiapd u
Pennsylvania and Ma, " 1furpliI
present, and music WIZ s e "
the UorDet brass and e''
Philadelphia. II
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Cummins this morning charged with
corner Iounging, but as the evidence
was not sufficient to convict him the
case waB dismissed.
John Callahan was com mitted until
II O'Clock today for drunkenness.
Lizzie Carpenter, very fair but evil
IDENTIFY frail young lady, was fined 81
and costa for Drunkenness.
Frank Rudolph, Alfred Lee and Jas
Thomas, all colored, were adjudged
gnilty Of disorderly conduct, snd Ru
dolph was fined So aid costs, Lee 81
and Thomas 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Funeral of lanes xyooIlsx

The remairs Of the late Jas. Woolle,
were buried yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, No 9u5 Adams street
Rev. Drs. Nixon and Keigwin per
formed the lat sad funeral rites, aut
spoke feeliDgly Of the many nauly ono
chrittian virtues Of the deceased. TIL,
pail bearers were: A. II. p. Barr, 8. r
Belts, Charles Baird, James Scott, Johr
Hare and W. j. Morrow.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
valuable properly. .,

John @. Hardness, ESQ., o s
the trustee and equitso.aor ii Ts1
offer the northwest corner az Il sss
advertising columns e. ss 0O0-s|
says he viii sell it for . % S,,tSIu ID
it is actually worth -saI Vvsla' !
or $4,000 less than It's s, ,1s' casb N
thirty days. Very little -
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Hall Rented,

Last evening the Council of Admin
is,ration of Smyth Post rentt d the third
story OF the building 500 King street
for meeting room and headquarters.
They will take possession March 18th,
and in the meantime will proceed TO TT
up and furnish 1t for the purposes for
which 1t is intended.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Another Now Council.

TIC morrow evening John b. Treibler,
Jr., the Supreme r ecorder of the Order
of Legion of the Red Cross, will ad'
dress q public meeting In the Smith
Building on the aims and objects Of the
order, with the view OF forming new
Council in this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
JOHN P ALMOND & co.,
CROCERS,
Eighth and Market Streets

New NJ ckcrel in 15.pound
pals, $l.25 yer pail.
Hecker's Buckwheat in Bib
papers reduced to II cents per
pack.
New Breakfast Hominy in B.
Id papers, just received
j. P. ALMOND II Co.
In order to more thoroughly
introduce Gold Medal Flour, we
have decided to reduce the price
to 80 cents per bag of 243 lbs.
A trial will convince you that the
-four is without peer in spring
wheat patents.
J.P. ALLMoND & Co.
New Canned Goods constant
" arriving. We will be able to
offer YOU decided bargains in
| these goods the coming season.
j. P. ALMOND Il Co.
Call for a sample of our 80.
cent Teas. Golden Rio Coffee
Is cents per Id; 6 lbs for 81 90.
| Finest Maricabo Coffee "a cents
per lb; S pounds for $l.O0. Genu'
| inc Old Government Java Coffee
| % cents per lb; A lbs for $l.O0.
j. P. ALMOND IL Co.
| New Maple Syrup first class
in every respect-35 cents pei
bottle.
| B. T. Rabbits Best Soap 8
cents per cake. American
Starch 4 lbs for 25 cents.
! J. p. ALLMokD q 90.
Fleishman's Vienna b r 9 G
| Crumbs.
| John P, ALMOND eco
oct2l- cod
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Services are being held every night
this week In the White Clay Greek
Presbyterian Church by Rev. j. B.
Um berger, who has been assisted by
dIfferen: clergymen, among The number
being Rev. George A. PAUL OF Delaware
City. The attendance hes been quite
large, and addiulrs to the congregation
are exc Dted.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
-
Hand Hurt,

A boy named Harry Dolbow, en-
ployed in the office of Hubert Roop,
corner of Third and Market street To, had
one of his hands pretty badly mashed
this m orning By the Gordon press on
which lie was piintisg q card or cir
cular.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

A very fine bay mare, injured in the
front leg come weeks ago, and belong.
ing TO james D, German, died yester
day. She had TO be tied In swinging
supports, but yesterday the band slipped
and the mare fell, and in trying to gel
up dashed her head against the wall,
the Injury causing death.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Powell has . good supply OF drum
and other fish ut his stall In the Madi-
son street market, which he Is selling
at very reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Cut His Ii and.

William Vernon, butcher in the
Third street market, had the misfor-
tune to cut his hand On Wednesday,
making an ugly but Lot dangerous
cash. DR. Simms, at Fourth and King
streets, dressed the wound.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Coucert Tonight.

A grand concert of sacred music will
be given In the U MON NJ. X. Church 70
night, commencing ut 7.46 O'Clock.
Amongst the attractions Of the concerl
will be the singing OF the renowned
vocal chorister, John r. Sweeney Of
Chester, and mouth organ DUETS o.
Charlie and Harry Pierce. Tickets. IL
and 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
A GU, W. Anniver''...

The Ancient order, Of s, up1
men Of this city and anSustissrsss|
brste its eighteenth anII nsiiits|
"wednesday evening l. ID ~ . liu1
The exercises wiz 10 I'll be ipis1
musical nature, and WIZ
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

For live man to get into business IL
one Of the best locations in this city; NO
money dem sndec. We are going to sell
al who! esaie and want TO get cur retail
stores into good hands. Apply to
SHoEnAKER & TO. los East Fourth St,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
FAN suits.

Any one 10 want of Fall suit, made
of reliable material, by frst.class work.
men, could not do better than TO cal on
George FL. Ash merchant tailor, No.
705 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Lamp Explosion.

A lamp exploded in the weaving
room of Philip Gross, No. 221 King
street, about o'clock last evening,
causing qui!e g blaze. a bucket of
water wac speedily procured, and the
flames were soon extinguished.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Ibination of ingredients

The Combination of ingredients
used in making BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs il such as TO give the best pos
sible effect with safety. They are tn
best remedy in use Tor Coughs, Cold
and Throat Diseases.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

William Seaman was before Squire
vandesrift this morning, charged with
committing an assault on his wife, and
the Squire, after hearing the evidence,
held him in $500 bail for bis appear
ance at the Municipal Court.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Daniel R. Dallas, provision ard pro
duce dealer, $50 Madison street, has the
best of fresh beef country pork sausage
and scrapple constantly on hand at the
lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Accidents will occur not only lin
the best regulated families" bat every
where and at all times. Therefore Keep
Salvation Oil convenient.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
Mother, can | go out to fsh?"

No, no, my little sonny,
You know you We got q swollen foot,
My precious little honey"
But they got bottle of Salvation Oil,
and he went and caught On eel, and ale
1t like q man.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Nehemiah Davis left this city this
morning for Middletown, where he Will
spend Jew days.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21

Without doubt George II. Ash, mer.
chant tailor, No. 705 Market street, has
the largest stock OF Fall goods TO select
from that can be found In this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
.IBEehu-Paiba'"

Quick, complete cure, all annoy ing
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81, At Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21
MARRIED.

wORRlLOW-ALLCO Union M .
L. pArsonaEe, by Rev. Adam Stengle, on
Of delaware County, Pa, to Miss Anna E.
AllcOrn Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-21


William b. jackson, . son of SQUIRE
jackson Of Hookeesin, was brought be
fore Squire Vsndearift, yesterday, on
a charge Of cruelty 10 animals. The
suit was brought BY the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO An imals, and
the case was prosecuted by Walter
Hayes, Esq while the defendant wa,
represented by Benjamin Eields, ESQ
The evidence showed that on several O..
casions ami mails lad been found writL
ing In agony, from the Effects OF poison,
and rs the defendant admitted having
placed poison on his own premises fol-
dogs, which chased and annoyed h!.
cattle, he wac sdjudsed entity and
fined $25 and costs. The suits which
jackson Instituted against some of the
parties for violation Of the game laws
we're withdrawn.