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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-30

\ crisis is reported in Turkey between the
sultan and his ministers. The trouble is due
TO tpe refusal of the Sultan to sanction the
Grand Nizier'> proposal to borrow IL 500. 600
from the Turkish banks
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-30

The division of entomology of the United
states department of agriculture has begun the
puolication of periodical bulletin called In
sect Life. for the dissemination of information
OF practical nature of value to the farmer.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-30

The llaytian revolution has been successful
ana the government has been overthrown.
ne PRESIDENT has taken refuge on an English
irl-ate Boolron has formed new govern
ment.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-30

/ Ata Probate Court hcld at Belfast within and for
/ August. 4. u. lS>S.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-30

General Schoiield has issued an order an
nouncing that he has taken command of the
army. and details his present aides, SAWYER
Bliss and Pitcher. for duty at army headuuar-
ter>. Colonies Sheridan. Blount and kellogg
Of General Sheridan'> staff are also retained
and assigned to temporary duties at army head
quarters.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17

TIE leaders and ould-be-lcsdcrs
of the democratic party, from all Sec
tions of the country, are busily en-
gaxed in advancing theories for the
defeat of Cleveland. One says,
Hewitt defeated him; another, that
the mug -wumps did it; again that
Tammany sold him out; Doodle and
and the saloon influence; and again
others that Cleveland defeated HIM
self by his little tariff issue. Then
again, it was because Cleveland was
too honest, etc., aud hundreds OF
such reasons are being advanced.
In its modest retirement and seclu-
sion from the great centers of striv-
ing and struggling humanity; in its
isolation and calm repose on the
banks of the mighty Father of Wa
ters' where undistuIbed by the cares
incident to the uncertainty attending
the fate of an application for divls-
ion of the spoils, or the refusal of a
slice OF the public patronage, the
TINES, viewing, as it does, the past
political panorama, through the con-
centrstsd lens of the assembled Wis
dom of the nation gives it as its un.
biased and unprejudiced opinion,
that Cleveland was defeated simply
for the want of democratic votes.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17
CARD OF THANKS.

ED. TINES: In leaving Osceola, as
/ do to-day, after five years So
journ among the people of Mississip-
pi County, l wish to tender to them
my hearty thanks for their uniform
kindness and support. On my arri-
val | met with the most cordial re-
ception, and have ever been treated
with the utmost respect and courtc-
sy; especially do ! owe my thanks to
DR.. and Mrs. Dunavant, and the
young men of Osceola, for when in
1884 / was attacked by a fever,
which for few days threatened my
life, DR.. Dunavant took me in and
treated me; while Mrs. Dunavant
and the young men OF the town
nursed me and cared for me like a
brother instead Of comparative
stranger. Again do l wish to cN-
press as strongly as ! can my thanks
to all the people of the town and vi.
cinity, and wish them all the good
that can be crowded into long lives.
Yours &C.,
ID. A. RICHARDSON, nj. ID.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17
Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS;
Csu,,y and Probate Judge-L ID kozleii.
Srsuit and County Clerk-Hugh X MeNeigh.
Shs, m and Collector w. y. HHyes.
Ceuaty Exaniusr- Leon Roussan.
cSsnty yTrsasursr-yames liston'
Ceunty Surveyor \. ArcAillion.
csunty Coroper-J. NJ. Lawrence.
CSsnty Assessor--Bsthel l.. Hill.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
gusHess efths Pcace--N. q. Cartwright, J.
n. stsphsnson, NJ Z. Tsndy.
Csastatle-W. " Ward.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nayer-Jss. II. Borum
Recsrder- Leon Roussan.
AIdsrasn-Jss d. Crutchcr. Jas schnaoci >
" A. Nall, j Z. Brickey. Alex Goodrich
Narshal-faul J. semmes.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17

OUR city cotemporaries appear
soured, and seem to take dismal
view of the situation, and begin TO
predict all manner of dire calaml-
ties in store for the south at the
hands of the incomming administra-
ton. This is all wrong. Let us
recognize in General Harrison, an
American citizen, and assume that
the administration will be controlled
in the interest of all sections. At
least let the South show its faith in
the ability of the men in authority to
deal Justly by it until the contrary
is proven. This country is to big
for any monkey business.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17
ID. A. RICHARDSON, NJ. ID.

In speaking of the election in
New York, the Herald says: "Thc
nomination Of Mr.. Hewitt had the
effect which his support principally
intended, namely, the defeat of Mr..
Cleveland by division of the demo-
cratic forces in New York. The
political lesson of the election is
that the national supremacy of the
democratic party has been sacrificed
to the ambition of David B. Hill
and Abram S. Hewitt, and the fact
that democrats throughout the
country should lay to heart, Is that
in this game of politics, their posses
sion Of pc i.1pcIIal patronage %
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17

No. Three vacant town lots, cixl;2 feet;
desirable locality, on Main street, south oil the
Planters Hotel
No. Two lots opposite Court House, on
Broadway, Osceola, G5yi;s2 feet each
No Dry-Good Store aud fixtures, dwell
ing and out-bouses, with acrcs oi rronnd,
highly impio,es. orchard. sc. Or Drug Stare,
-, OK % Drags Good opening io fhy stefan.
Write for particulars. tcrnis. &c.
No. .. Farm: 80 acres, = acres ~ cnltiva-
tion good house, barn and outhousss, water,
&C, miles from 0secola, good ng'aisbofaood'
No ). 80 ACES ianu and timber land, near
Blythcsyille.
No g. i201 acres larni and timber land, six
miles north of Useeola snd three Ii,i.ss from the
Mississippi river.
No Z G.0 acres iarm and timber land. four
teen miles froia Mie.issippi river, on Pemscot
bayou. neishborhood being seitcd up rapidly.
No =. ie0 acre. farm and timber land, 80 II
ia cultivation, good houses. ln Peni=cot bsyon-
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17

TIE Cross County Chronicle after
ten years Independent existence, has
been merged with the 'Wynne Ex'
press The retiring editor says:
With heavy load at our heart; with
a feeling Of ligbtness about our pock-
et-book, and tears in our eyes as big
as horse collars, we close the Chron-
icle forms for the last time.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17
TIE fipht .as between principle

THE fight VAS between principle
on one side, and doodle on the
other-boodle won. When the af.
fairs Of the government are turned
over to the boodlers next March,
everything will be found in good
shape. Cleveland has given the
country au honest and ccont mical
administration.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
Masonic.

TIE stated comm unicstions OF Osceola Lodge
Ne. ~. A. y. 4 A. NJ. viii b., held the Sa,aI. &
ncnSers are ordered to attend promptly.
All Mater Masons In good standing are
\, sr3er er K, P.H HALE, W. n.
Lneu loUssAH, Secretary.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17


No. 0. $40 acres, 100 in cultivation apd i0e
more deadencd. and 4 or hundred more sns-
cepiible OF cultivation; good honses, water. &e.
IL miles south of Helena. Phillips C0uRty. one
mile from Old Town Landing 0s MIssissippl
,ivcr, and fronting on Old 1own Lake.; well
protected by state Levec viii be snId at
bargain. ould be divided IN two good faruAs.
No. 10. LOO farm and timber land on Tyron
IN bayou four miles from Golden Lake, good
neighDorhooi; settling np ,apidly.
No II loo acres, ~ we'll improved and In
fine state of cultivation, ten miles sbcve 0eco-
ola, ON Mississippi river; good neighbcrd
No ~. A fine Saw Mill Plant, la excellcnt
running order; together with lease. saw toEss
wagons. steers. mules. blacksmithIng t0ols,
aud everything nccessay to carry on eossd
paying Lumber business. with plenty eftim-
Der handy, in good ncighborhood and Of casy
access 10 the river The entire out1t will b
sold at "a bargain Good reason given by prea-
ent owner for selling Write tor particulars.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17

A TERRIBLE mine explosion took
place on the 9Th inst, near Pittsburg,
Kan, by which nearly a hundred
lives were lost.
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17
LEON RoussAN,

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We
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The Osceola times., 1888-11-17
cams AND ADVERTISEMENTS:

~Advsrtissrs by the year viii nercsH'''e0
,.tIsir iogitissts business
,v-ysariy advsrtisements may be cnansso nhsr,, ~
-, f.nr times during the year free oi charse'
.-p.y,,Ys contracting Tor yearly advertise
.d Lisc ny from any cause, VIII pc
n.s n..J short time rates, as per time inserted
SIS kATss.
U-Yorsign advertisement sfni , -. .fossn n ssn
ss..s. or deposit insde with some one VINO"
ve nav dssignsts.
~M.rrisgss and deaths. not Exc. saeeesns rssrse aen
i;,n.,iss tributes Of respect. funeral not
@ III is yitstions charged ~ adNsrtisemeh"'
rw-An personal matter. LETTERS or commun'- =. ~
,Itisrs setting forth individual schemes ., ,r.,
1910 10 no proInoted, emanaiing rom Pa',,
A. .srtiss, organizations or societies VIII w
.ssrs.J fsr ~ other Advertisements
kS-in all legitimate demands Of ,he sr.., o.nio no
rstix sg Conservative party, or oI the la s -.
.,s.,s 81 the general public upon our coiuihis'
n. Trnss will not fail VI It's duty
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17

New \ ork ci,y is Of far more i'm
portance than the government of
the union.n
The Osceola times., 1888-11-17

APrOiHTNkNT oG A.. ". CHURCH sool"'
Osceola Circuit.
Yi,st Susdsy-Loaise Chspel, morning an"
night , p.,., morn,np and
niyLt AVID at Golden Lake at o 'clock p. ~,
1h,rd Suuday- O.ceola, morning aud night
80 ~ bupayapt's Chapel at 5 o'clock, p. m
Tesrth Sunday -Elnot, ii O'Clock, u "''
~' D''' @. W. SMITH, Pastor
PRHsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Yirst sundny-Oscrols, morning anu night;
william . Beho hoWl house, at p. m. ,
uescnd dSuMday-fulton, Ill a. m; Nooeh"'
Tsird SundAy Fulton, II a. m, Sodena, at
feurth sundsy-Pecan Point, morning anu
s's.'' J,F. LLOYD, Pastor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17

First publication March 10, 1881
state of Michigan, county of Iron. Notice n
hereby given that by an order 90 the probate
court ior the county of Iron, made on the 18th
day OF March, A. d. 1883 six mouths from that
date were allowed for creditors 90 present their
claims against the estate ~ MIchcul Houiihnn
late of the county Of Brown, state 81 Wisconsin.
dcceased and that all creditors of snin ucccn-cn
are reauired 10 prpsenf their claims Co "a VI pro
bate court AT the probate once IN the township
al CRYSTAL Falle for examination and allowance
on or bfeorc the 18th day of fsepfemf'cr next, and
that surh claims viii be heard bcfurr said court
ON the Sth day ~ June, and ON the sth day of
set ,tember ne IL az O'Clock m the afternoon of
each of those days. Dated this sth day OF
March, A n 1888 CnkHLEs 0ktI.AGuKH-
SO Judge of probate. Iron county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17

HOW
GOES
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17

Andy Boyington, proprietor
JUST OF that splendid Iron River
LIKE hostelry, the Boxington house,
HIM is one al the latest targets Tor
E,s.att.k,,,,f. ,,,,l H.. ...,...
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17
Attachment Notice.

First publication March II. 1891
The Circuit Court for the county of Iron
John X stack, w. Dillon Murnay-as In
Attachment. Notice In hereby given that ON the
10Th day of February A. ID. 1888. % writ Of
attachment was duly irsued out Of the Circuit
Court Tor the county of Iron at the suit of John
X stack the above named plaintiff against the
lands, tenements. goods and chattela. moneys
aud effects Of Dillon Murray the defendant above
named Tor the sum oi thre hundrrd aud hffccn
and sevrnty y eight one. .hundrcfhs dollars which
xald writ was rtumAble on the 9Th day of
March, A. ID 1888 Dated this 10th day OF
March, A. ID. isSS n. r. R0scE.
81 Attorney for piaintin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17
Teachers Examination.

Notice IN hercby gwen that "a special tenchcrs'
examination will be held Mt crystal Fails, ct
Thursday. April q, lxss, commencing st .
o'clock "A. m. @. L.. WooDwoKni.
"a Sec. County BOARD school Examiners
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17
NUMBER 9.

dollar diamond pin rescmbled "a piece al
nut coal beside him; hut II amused his
comrades just the same, and did him a
great deal OF good. Much credit is due
the train men for their heroic efforts to
get the train out of the fix. They labord
hard and incessently, but To no avail. ]
think the train dispatcher might at least
have allowed the coaches To remain at
Stager or run them back to Florence
where we might have been well provided
for, but suppose he did not know what
sort OF a place Carney's spur ia. l do.
We made the best Of the situation and
had good time any way. II i ever get
snow-bound again sincerely hope IL will
be my luck 20 have Edyvcnn along, em-
bellished with his sample eases, cousin
stories, diamond pins and wealth Of good
looks and bad stories.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17

A reader OF Tue DIAMOND
HOW DRILL sends in the following,
1T though il is not wholly origi-
GOES nal viii give il tspacc because
ID is about the size al IL:
"BiIl Hoffman's wife says, that Mrs
Dolittle told her that she heard Mr..
Burns vile say that John Bakers vile
told her that Granny Abbcybouse heard
that there WIS NO doubt that the widow
Book said that Capt. JOS. Sniggs' vile
thought Col Williams wiie believed that
old Mrs. Grundy rec koned positively that
Tom Small's wife told Miss Burkshir
that her aunt declared To the whole
world that it WAS generally believed that
Mother Watson had said in plain terms
that she heard jos wilkins wife sly
that her sister Josephine had said II was
well known around Crystal Falls and nil
over the whole state 81 Michigan that
Sam Jnckson's vile made no bones I'm
saying that in her opinion IL was matter
Of fact and great public interest that Mr..
Bradford had said that Bill Jones told
him that Peter Johns said that Branting
did declare and circulate that II you on
anybody elsc in this state or any other
state of the Uuited States wants to see
one OF the finest water powers in the
Upper Peninsula and right lively town
fun OF energetic men 10 back il they
should come To Crystal Falls at once.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17


Of the attack is that, Andy took his
paper, the Menominee River Laborcrahd
when he saw that its main features were
mud throwing and abusive language.
ordered il discontinued, whercat Fitz got
mad and says that, mo doubt he wants
TO stand in with big dogs and wae his
little tail when they bark" and that he
is an enemy of the laboring man. Fifty
you are after the wrong man this time
and am sure You win 10 yourself more
harm than good. Andy has morefriends
in minute than yyu have i'm "A month
and in the same comparison M regards
his friendship 90 the laboring men. Andy
in good man to tie to, was "a brave
soldier and left an arm on n southern
battle field while protecting the hearth
stones Of our northern homes, and be-
sides Andy is "a whale while you ARE a
- well, wont say just what | think,
but you should he ashamed oi yourself
10 attack gentleman in that manner
simply because he does not want your
paper. Your subscribers must be Few
and far between, II you mourn Tin your
way) at the loss OF one.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-03-17
O


The undersigned have opened First
Class Drcssraaking Establishment and
are now prepared To do all kinds oi
Ladies sewing in general Satisfaction
guaranteed. We use the Tailor System.
Rooms in III. Monroe building. Fourth
street west.
MRS. y. KITTO.
4e-tf MISS OWENS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-05

,o,,ant IN Congress that this dangerous
soast should be fully lighted, ana !, Is
therefore proposed to place hrst-orue'
IIyht ON a tower 100 feet high
For a wharf and roadway 70 tue i'sn'
bouae on Hog Island, $4,000.
The Lighthouse Board recommends
that n liehtship and fog signal be es,aV' VA,
llshed at OF near Bush's Bluit shoal' Eli.
7obe,b river near Norfolk, Instead OF
tho Iigbthonse on Bushs Bluff, provided
for ,n the act Of March 3, 1885, and ask
for an appropriation Of $40 ,OOO In addl.
lion to the amount appropriated py 'na'
act. ,,,,t.o, land
for The site of the Portsmouth light
bouse including about ninely-six lee, OF
water front, $4,000
For establishing a light on OF near
Pages rock, In York river, $50, ,VoV. a.
For light ship near False Cape soV''
900. -, ,.u.,
For repairs at Fort Monroe Arsenal
S24 500. r,.uo
For gun and mortar batteries IN hahp'
ton Roads, S250,OO0. cono
For quarantine station near cape
Charles, $4,000. oetord
For the purchase OF eight acres OF lanu
TO enlarge the National Cemetery d.
Hampton, $4,000. r.no .,
Hampton, 1881 ,4V'-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-05
IooaL NOTES

....r CunippwOTth yesterday
,1. following appointments al '"e
-ostoal l.s Michael ,. o Mem anu III. III
l1''5'''b ~ u--bes additional clerks in lhe mai
" j. .. ..'.ion 70 ". 4. Meanley, uuxnieiy
'Is =, the money order division.
- V,S-- = Noole. c'eIk in the registry
division, has resigned pu' ~
thereby Occasionen' .ho House Of
M Nance, member Oh ~. W ht,oTney
Deler.tes and COmmonweaIth -'11o' 1uorris
for charles City county JoIn n -1r.i-obnll l-asl
cIerk of New Kent county, ~ =, r1i5ott
clerk of Brunswick county D. e I and and
cIerk of FLOYD county =; l. - Rev.
r G Heywood, Commissioner VI o, The
enns for gloucester county "e'o ~ '''
OsB''H' NJ esnks. sheriff Of Essex county l,
,,,ongbt 10 the Peniteniiary yes1eIH@ - =,
Fe,dinsud Eskridge 10 serve Term ~
- vears for bOusebreaking .i-
mere win he prophetic Ie5,"Ie a. 3. 1''i ti
,o'nigbt al Old Market han a. a.,
o,cIoet Subject, The oPehlns w. G &c.
seven seals OF Revelations cnAp'''' ~
v Tili,sm 81 ' O'Brle Branch, lh;h i,..,. IA :.
,,o,oi feauge. have elected lhe 'o''J -
n4sers $50, for the ensuing year pr,tten .osi'iS
XTviism DanroD; First Nlcs,ii le''I, pa, =
SL in'a' I RILEY; Second, William M,
fip, s"> Third, y !. smith ',a1r Sscre''JTs1 lam
AZ az '9deene' Financial Secretary JIM IL
a Heale. HyIeI Treasurer, f P. Murphy DC
''esnt.at. Arms, Thomas FOX: ,.,,,s,
es,,cnff occurred last nlght u.'".' .,,.
c,.a scrgeant Carter aud Ciiy 0hS, r
SSt,,.,on Al Louis Eukers Saloon
ssiI M,dst9p grew out Of quarrel oyer ,e the Ieol
y sPiiS,,In he grend an jury Of the Hastings 20"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-05
BRIEF TELEGR ANS

WAsHrNeroN, December 4.-The sec,
re,ary Of the Treasury has awarded a ns q
Liver life. saving medal to John r. Ds
fIesseline, of south Carolina, for hero,
ism in saving woman from droWning
in the harbor Of Charleston D. ~ III
LOUISVILLE, Ky, December Anne
mon have been arrt sted at Eckeriy, mo-
charged with connection with the " "hi'e
SEw YORK, December 4-special. aIs. AZ /.
matches from Augusta, Me, say tnas mat ~ !.
Blaine intends to spend lne "'n''' -
New York, December 4.-Chauncel
NJ. Depew to-day confirmed the s'stemsh ana, n
attributed to him 70 the effect ,trn ,hai iiue re
rate was. between the eastern 'ISnk rum IN. hn,'
was practically settled, and that ooi ,I
"a, w. honnd and west bound rates woul
nrobably be restored in full by the middl
/. of the month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-05
The Daily Times.

T.. circulation o; our paper and the
.s,,risiag has increased SO rapidly in
te,s,, week that we can promise our
reader. O. special Christmas edition with
.oeel,. articles and stories suited 10 tie
.,ss,, and Illustrations that will make
,,e I'd. ion lot only worth reading hut
. r.t Of 81, at least, worth keeping
There viii he number Of short Christ
,,.s ssseiches illustrated, and a number
,,r,r,lsiis Of the prominent men OF the
t.r and many other articles that will
make lie Christmas number Of the TINES
,7e-i.c, daisy, even if there is snow on
che Ground.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
r.oe+ News Of Interest
From Beyond
the Sea.
,,soruv SESSION OF THE rAHsEIi
rsvrsrIoArIOS'
,,. London Press on the Message


o.nos december A Before .ns n.msd rss
LoSpoN,, ,,ls,on to-day 3 witness nSiued as,ned
OConnor aep0no pwn as the "Inner Clrcle ., >,
what aal was kho" league, and bad taken r"s pa,s
the Nationa, heasd eaassneditions. A LEAGUE
In moonlight ID Horsn paid the witness in' 81
secretary nsme esbIllings on the occasion ,oh =,
one of thes- expedi'lo,n,s.o,d Tbs witness
an an outrage was commitT1e,u,, tT,l,o,hv Hsrring.
az aiso ,es,itied that Mr.: Iimo,ny sv him and
tom ron NJ p, had promisea ~ ~, r1 y would se-
o,hers % their own price IL 'ns aayuer named
ouuo o.o tho election OF LeskIO, O,Counor
sI,S VcSveeny cen as poor guardian, :, sd by Mr.
ana nls moi TO xii the voters vu. ,ns u 70
hartlng'yn t,uH,"n them and compei s" The
70 i,lgnera nora hedging their votes votes, naid I'D
sign papers P,IH P,Hai Mr.. Harrington pau
witness sain l service the sum OF sever wen
him LOT 'n,S author OF the pia.a,u
pounds; IT,, Friday TI advertising ,eesunS auad
bv some of the Times wi.nis, dsv and apollo
before the Commonier ,o'uay uiy,card The
Di1ei , for publishing the paa't Pa conrt and
snolocv was accepted by 'ne
the maker csouninucd his testimony s,gne me
- Ho.n'1 ., hranch of the Nstionai hr .rsscb
., as'a rsrrsgh arr applied 10 the cen''S had been
at Oas,n i,p, for tenants who hsu was
Tor leie' In ~ the official reply re'isl d,s,r,r, %
evieted' a 80 !" the ground that the u''''ts, Ry
refused on 'nT nHTIs,yrbed q condition, "a ny lI:y
was Id 700 oos, that brought the oai',a -.
the same pos' rigste letter signeo y,
Timothy S Harrington giVins os o. was tot
for the refusal that the pia''
dull, ,ou nj counsel 10
Parnell, pointed out lhs' TI@,S ~" list o
,itness was not on the "'''
Witnesses given beforehand. xon,,ed ,ha
"nptoy1 s,,orneS' General Webster rep,,el ripnnoldin
~ n.'0un we're GOOD reasons for wi'huo'''
the names of witnesses, ,astified tha
= "a ma Of threats that they W.,
,rm Dg "f bi. house a party OF moohns ssd d's, =,
4 burn MS nou0o, oe 70 his house ana a.
e Ealneu En,aa him and his family. ne w
5 oanneiled 10 swear loyalty TO tue a,, nea -
and that he would quit Tue npo,; empl; TT
: farmer who was then unuel Ia w!
d witness was not cross-examiheS' Nos
S Sir Sir Charles Russell wanlea ~ pOs
a ona the ross-exsminsiion OF 0onn in
u The Attorney General, WeOs'e'' W."
not consent TO II. os,;on from
D D. In a reply to question Ia % he fl
y Charles Russell, the witness sa.u, S,.,eme ~
1e went to Dublin and made ,sd s,s Give
n, n similar TO the evidence he he naE rom S,'t !
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