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Lewis was the Lead

Ellen Baker, livsi IN kikIick town
ship with Christian Yoder al the time
Of the rohbing there we're present that
evening Yoder. his wife. Fannie Wilhelm,
Stevanus and my-elf: we we're al ia the
room and bad lights lit E; 1t was S o'ciocE ,
: men canie in, in at each door the
doors were az opposite sides, the doors
we're closed, but not locked three had
revolyers and one had club they tied
Sseyanus and Toder with their hands
Oh their back they said they want1i
money had cord in their Peckef they
ASKED Ioder where the money AIS be
sad it vas in the desk drawer; ,hey
vent there and got silver AMI green
backs. don't know E0V mueh they
went through the whole hoase; thev
took 5raefhiug belonging 20 me four
pairs ofny stockings, tso handken-hiels
AMI s9me jeuelry they took then they
took Yoder o1t; three Of them went cut
ant the other one sat on the wood box,
sith club, guarding Is; when Y0ier
came IN le didn't say what they done TO
him; Afterwards they took him out again.
when they brought him in ne hal marss
on BIS neck where they hung him up
au.l be spit blood they gDs something u
eat three went to cellar AMI one guari-
sd Is with club; after they came back
the sther one went % the kitchen AMI
got soniethiug b e1t they sante'i Yl'.er
- -gu an order for $500 more Re said
b. -coHiI not, they had usel him TOO
r81s1 aster that they tied me and Fan
ME Wilhelm then they left ar L o'cio-k
and leit n all tie1 in the NON can
identify my steckines; tho~e stockin-s
were there in the evening and n-xt
morning they were gone I knit them
ard know them recognize Charles
Leafs and JACK s4llvan aon't i,ien-
fify any Of the otbsrss tvo affhem had
been there on Friday evening a week
before at Supper; Charles Lewis and
Tasker were the oass that we're there /;
hey had ne masks oa then they s1id
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~ van .strl.- f...,.z. 81 diaa-r ans faisi
s5 cents fsr i knaN them - I soa.I
kuow ven tomorrow
TOO F.sr ras ir...
Rs-.lire-a rxsni.nss.as-saw n.sn ~
.ar the s,bberv Re saiI i.e vas ia
,hsat a. shsv we're g., -a.o &c hfn
Rs.eru--exaainsi.oa Hs M be
.srie.i l. :, u.th n.e -5B.ar Et
they wsse too -aipf S1r bins firllt .i.sa
ligesl n Is.Eliek a.r sl.sa. iafss sears
a. N4ne.-Lsve 81 Ea-z tas1-
shin. rsorraizs.l ta oftl4e tes.n.il1.s-
Lewis an.i T.sser sils tfeaa Or liia ~,
y April Esst came b. .ar iiaue ~ s7-
Ter, l6I uat sa- they ran.ei b g 81.
aisLt, .ook suapee a. dae same aia'e
have kaowu ssrlut Il.1n l5r uelr'q $40
wears lire ia the same t1snslia-
Geo. Eabrizl.t-I.ire AZ summit yIi.'s-
about one mile from Yodef's sar Lewis
and rasker on the 6.h q April, between
summit Mills and AlayersiaIe zainz IT,
uar,is Meyers,laie als1 saa theu aGer.
noon II salaa d.ly 10 sleyarssiaie they
we're travelling on foot
Wia- Brown-Am y wears o.i Eve
with " F. Mevers. iu Eisllek t1arsiiip-
Saw two asn in the hagmoa. shoas ..e
identified as Lewis and Tlsker. "a enc
morning about a week before lhe soi-
berry could nct sly uhat cav % ,ae
month the Ettl~ fsi.og askol ne e
there we're any ricii people iisln- araunl
here the big feI3E asked ue Sow many
hands my boss had eorking ~ BAN
told him two asked Il be wac ricl-
told him that be bad a lof Of cattle and
sheep they asked the r045 90 salisbury
said they wanted 10 get some VOWS 50
salisbury dill not Say uh4s ihey u-u
doing IN that part &c the country
Thos. s. nean.-Live iu FaYette co- S.
Z. corner. about 3 or 8 mites 15m Some
erset county iine know 5ilaaali >l.l.
van be lives in part ~ tie sane ho1se
with NE he was living there on Che f..,h
of last April De vas adsea- fraa. Aole
from rhurs,iay until M7nlar. 1r.l lita
to 18th came ho,ae Monday arl sent
away azsin Mouiay or IusilT u.s-t,
about mtlnisli. in bue-T eclli NC
say who vas With him snoN lsta- li...,
saw Lewis and Ia-ses there tW1 or -.I-ee
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VOL. XXXvII. NO. so

As al anticipated the multitudes are
here-here from every section Of the
co1nty--here FROM Cambria, from West
moreisnd and Fayette counties-here
even frola border SECTIONS Of both West
Virginia and Maryland-here in such
Numbers a. to fill houses, stores. shops.
offices ani streets. And, vet. vast as
the crowd nov Is, it viii be greatly en-
Llrged when the great murder and rob
berry trials vii take place Our houses
Of pubiic enteriainment--the Somerset,
Wes, End end the Commercial hotels
are taxed to their utmost capacity SEEM
ingly to accommodate their hundreds Of
guests and vet their proprietors say they
can stiH fnd room for more Like
omnibuses and street railway cars they are
never too fall not to take in a few more.
Thus far. up to Tuesday afternoon.
courts time has been taken up By dis
posing of several minor cases-minor in
point Of comparison with the big ones
in reserve. The most interesting one
disposed Of Is that o. the Commonwealth
against Mr. Clark Benfori, one Of our
popular druggists On the side Of the
Commonwealth some dozen or fneen men
who we're suspected Of buying liquor at
MrsB's store took The stand as Witnesses.
Their examination, and the two
speeches Of opposing counsel took up
nearly all Of Mondays afternoon and
Tuesdays forenoon session. The
Judges charge was delivered immediate
" after court met on Tuesday, at l.30.
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The Prosecuting Attorney then read
the iadictment To the prisoners who sep
arate|y snd jointly plead not guilty.
The Clerk was instructed to call jury.
Aseach jurors name was calie,i he was
sworn or affirmed and Intercepted Is to
his eligibility 10 serve in the case before
the court. The following gentlemen
were called.
Nelson Baker-Read the HERALB and
from what il said had partially made up
his mind bot thought he could 20 into
the box and decide the ease according to
the evidence Challenged BY tie de-
fense.
Jere : Miller-Read about the ease
bat formed no opinion Of the guilt or In
nooenee Of the prisoners. Read the HER-
AID. Received no letters in regard to the
ease and am not related TO Mr. \ oder or
L. NJ Miller. Challenged by defense
Fred. F. WaIker-Hase read and
heard about the case but have not made
up or expressed an opinion in regard to
the guilt or innocenee Of the prisoners.
Challenged by the defense.
Jerome Diekey. Have read and heard
a good bit in regard tothis ease, and have
made up my mind as to the guilt or in
nooenoe Of the prisoners. but notwiih-
standing this could % into the jury box
and decide the case according to the evi-
dence. Challenged by the defense.
A. Chamberlain called. but did not an
swer
wilson Hawn--IIeard and read about
the case. bat have not formed o. express
ed an opinion. Live about three miles
from Mr. Yoder's There was good deal
Of excitement in our neighborhood
about the matter. Challenged by the de-
ferse.
W. II waItsr-Liye at CeutreyiiIe /;
haze rad about the ease and heard a
good deal. bas could render a yeriict in
aocunilnce zlth the evidence am not
rslAted 10 Iosier. Accepted
Joseph c. HofFnan.-Opiaion formed
that coaid not be shaken.
Francis May-Have read all about the
ease. bus could go into the jury box and
render verdict IN accordance xifh the
evidence Accepted.
Jonathan sny,ler.-Stnod aside By the
Commonwealth.
Moses Haze read good deal
about this ease but could 60 into the box
ard render verdict in accordance with
tae evidence in the case Accepted.
Henry W. Saylor--Have read and
heard very much about this case. Ch4I-
lenged BY the defense
Ephrainl D. siiller.-Have heard and
read ali about the case but coul3 render
averIiet srroriiag 30 the evidence. An
related 10 Nr. Miller. Not sccepie,i.
John Fisher-Have not read great
deal aboat The case have heard a little
about It. Could render verdict in ac-
cosdAnce with the evidence. Challenged
by defense
John Shane--Read good deal about
the case bat have not made up my mind
as to the guiit or innocence Of the parties
stood aside BY the Commonwealth
WnD. Ferner.-Fisve read and heard all
about the case ecald form judgment On
the evidence Challenged hy defense.
Cyrus ". Psle.--Ease read ahoas the
case bat have not mads up my mind a.
70 the gazlt or innocence Of the parties.
Challenged By defense
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The Gr-i case called Tuesday morning was
ihaf of the Commonwealth vs.. Thomas Hisr
an8 Michael Broderirk she tao boys chaE-
ssl aifh THE larcery ora iot ef candy and Isa-
asis lrons Baltimore & Ohio Railruad car
standing on The siding at Salisbury June
san
3ir HaheI. the agent OF she \. < . r. E.
q, salislgry Junction, wa ths hrst witness
eaied and testified thar he saw TIE defend
ants the morning Of their arrest. The car
ua- lockel on she previous evening. Ia the
morning the car vas f1und 10 have been bro-
ken open. 4 pail Of candy and barrel Of
lsanuis had as,en tempered with and soue Of
I1ei7 contents taken.
on crass-examina.ion be said that the ar
xas an q SIDE track 50 feet from the station.
Bisns snow wao took the candy Or nais-
r & Dousher'y nresat Nsyer.isie ani
IS Assistaut Agent of tie B. ( O. r z al
Salisbury Janctiou He saw Tie car and
locked 1t on the previous evening Fear o.
I've pounds ef e4nis and a quantity u pea
nuis were taken. saw dsfrrsdani- amer their
arrest Eiie not see boys take the stolen ar
acIes
II Costello The next witness lives 81 Mey-
srssials and is a brakcnan. be saw nc pris-
oners on tbe f5th Of Nay they came down
fae rosd 90 the same train vish aim they
asa been suiieded Of irgsn the main track
Tie previous night and hai sep. IN box
car us5 nas zes Tire boyz n the car or have
csn3y AMI mats
Tred Mcksy. the next witness. Is laborsr
Ia tire eulpl5y o. she 3. so K & Company.
ard testified that he had sen the prisoners
IN the box car aas had t-ssi te catch them
TIA, saen he ti.oughi be bad thsn. The lsttie
tiow iugnPed out of his ooat and that be
lad sot IL. The coat H4s issrs shown and
Sengifsi
g pup1al- lie car iuspectqT. testified
tlss s. asl arrested tire osxz and Fhai they
haa rssisfed
Ele Commonwealth offered motica 70
aanend lbs Indictment sy striking oat the B
4 0. &. R company As ox1seEs Of the stolen
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LEErss n.sar-H.sD nAs.

Long before the bell rang for Court to
assemble this Wednesday morning, our
streets we're crowded with pedestrians
vending their way toward the Court
House, 50 that when the doors were
opened they might be sure of gaining
admittanee ere it became an impossibili-
", owing to the crowd being 100 great for
the nom. Scarcely five minutes ELAPSED
after the doors we're thrown open until
every seat, as well as every available
standing space was occupied, the anxiety
being 10 hear the trial Of the MeClelland-
town gang for the Yoder robbery As
soon a. court was convened the prisoners
were brought in and seated around the
table oftheir counsel, and in front Of the
judges stand. In appearance they all
looked neat and trim, apparently con-
tent Lewis being the leader vas f-e-
quently consulted by the attorneys for
the defense in their cross-examination Of
the Commonwealth witnesses.
Seated al the table Of the counsel for
TIE prosecution was old man Yoder
whom base. heartless and cruel wretches
80 cruelty tortured and robbed on the
18th Of April last. All eyes seemed to be
turned to Sard the old man whose long
snoW-white hair and beard. and mild
blue eye and pleasi ng face render his ap-
pearance venerable, and wouid impress
one with the truthfullness OF the oft re-
pe4ted assertion th4. Mr.. Yoaer as at
peace with al the world" He is sixty-five
years Of age and when he was asked to
take bis place in the witness stand he
was sworn for the first time in his life in
a court Of justice, and told in clear and
concise manner Of the horrible torture
be underwent on that memorable occa-
sion, after be had peaecably given up all
the money be had in his possession.
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court has greater interest been manifested
than is now witnessed Before the bell
bsd ceased ringing every seat, not only in
the body Of the courtroom, but all in
the gallery we're flled this Wednesday
morning And then aisles and doorways
weTe packed by hundreds Of interested
Spectators, who patiently stood through
the three and half hours Of the tedious
work Of examining witnesses in the Yo-
der robbery case.
As on yesterday, when the eight im
plicated men were marched IN by the
sheriff and his deputies, everybody was
anxious to see them. Yesterdays view
Of them, and to-day's several hours of
observation Of them in the court room
did not satisfy the public curiosity. as
up9n adjournment hundreds rushed TO
the Court House yard and formed two
solid columns from Court House door to
the Jail, through which the wretched
observed of all observers had to pass.
r. in addition 10 their other ways and
methods Of attracting public attention
they aspire to additional notoriety, they
surely ought to be more than satisfied
sith their marches 70 and from the old
Jail.
During the hearing Of some dozen or
50 witnesses for the prosecution, seeming
Is the most Unconcerned men in the
Court Room were the eight men arraign-
ed for committing the offense- Not once
did one OF them betray the slightest eyi-
dence Of fear or apprehension. II, as
some people used to believe, that guilt
viii show itself in the coantenance when
confronted With positive evidence, then
The irresistible conclusion mus be that
those eight prisoners are as innocent as
newborn babes, a. no betrayal Of guilt Is
percepuble in their looks OF appearance.
Even under the harrOwing details as
swsrn to by Mr.. stevanus. the man
bound in ropes at the time Of the rob
berry. and bv Miss Anna Baker, the girl
working az the time at Mr. Yoder's. they
all looked and acted as though they were
less interested in the case tbsn-any other
person in the roou- Nor did Christian
Yoder's simple and ,-aieht-f-rward story
Of the terrible injuries inf cted upon
him by men little less than demons,
move them in the least degree. Though
four Of them were pointed out and
ferred 70 BY name by several Of the wit
nesses. not one Of them manifested a
particle Of embarrassment
Mr.. S,evanus. the FIST witness. and
who felt the Effects Of the ropes tied
around and about him, Is an average in
tellisent looking man. SEEMINGLY about 10
years old. He gave in his testimony in
clear aud distinct manner, and Suffered
no confusion on cross examination
Miss Anna Baker, another Of the ropes
victims, Is a young lady, Of more than
orlinary strength Of character, and knew
what 10 say, how 70 say L. and when and
where 10 say l. Her testimony was
right 10 the point, with 10 break or sem
blance Of rambling. In identifying her
stockings that bad been stolen she prov
ed herself TO be much more than a
match fer her cross-exaniners. Withal
she Is 4 ra'her fine hooking. modest lsdy
whose appearance and demeanor on the
stand msde favorable impression on the
vast audience that gave her every answer
marked attention.
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CRIMINAL COURT.
TRIAL OF The FAYETTE
COUNTY BANDITS
For Robbing and Tor
turingc Christian Yoder
Their Motion for q Sever
anoe and a Change Of
Venue Refused BY
the Court
rsn Report Of the Ewaense Produo-
Cd and Portraits Of The
Mccietsanctown
Gang
HER AND FREDERICK ACQUITTED on
ACHARGE OF STEALING PEANUTS
AND CANDY
me Town Crowded with Strangers
and the Court Roon Packed
70 Suffocaticn-
Tsu Details and Graphic Descriptions
Of Interesting Features Of all
Cases Tried.
~chri.tlyr Yodsr Takes The stand.

The HERaID Of 29sh inst, contained
ateu account Of Inc proceedings Of the
,r,u.nai court nov in session, Up to
Tre-isv morning. The great interest
t.ken by people from all sections IN The
,-norant cases on trial leads rs to de-
rete 8 very large amouut o. space 10 the
ureeeIings Of the court
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Ever suce the story OF the capture and
inrr-onment Of the McCiellandi0Nn
anr- was 50 graphically told IN the
HuAIn. We have been in almost daily
receipt Of requests from different parts
sf the county to print the pictures Of
tie gang The prisoners were not anx-
Gus 10 be portrayed and refused al Of
,ur solicitation for their photographs
But the HERArD, alRaysa firm believer
r newspaper enterprise and soiiciton.
ths every reasonable request Of its pat
rss should be gratifed. has employed q
necia' artist o. visit the Jail and make
sEsirhes Of some of the more prominent
rrsouers. This portrait of
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T. PA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. 1880.

Commonwealth Of Pa, No. ). May T.,
vs. 1853, o. < 7.
C. ]. Lewis and others. Burglary.
( IT, TIE H9nerabis, tie .Isags II ~ cssvi
or Oyer e5sd TsrnansT fsr .seesersst coHa'1i,
I Ps
And nov to-wit the - day Of May. A.
D. lSS9 The above named defendants
by their attorneys. John II UhI and A.
c. Hoibert, cone, and each for himself
pray the Court that he msy be severed
from the other defendants named. and
that a separate trial may be awarded for
the following reasons:
Ist The defense OF the defendants r.
spectively, rests uoon different grounds,
10 be made out bv different witnesses
and No one Of them can be tried joint
II with another or with the rest without
working great damage and injury to him
joined
End Every man Is presumed innO-
cent until he Is proved guilty. and 10
try any one Of your petitioness jointly
with another, or with the other Deits.
viii be to-strengthen IN the eyes Of the
jurv. the case Of the Commonwealth, and
in a still greater degree to weaken the
force Of the defense OF any defendant 80
joined
3rd The Common wealth must make
out her ease beyond reasonable doubt
and Ioint trial Of any one defendant
with another, or with the others, will
strengthen The hands OF the Common
wealth upon whom l. placed the burden
OF proof. and who. in a case Of snch
gravity rs this. fraugilt with such i'm
poFtanee 20 the defendants should be
able b make eut a ease Of g71iit without
the aid Of factions strength lent her by
joinder of defendants or any of them.
4th There are many witnesses testi-
fyIng 10 a confrariety Of circumstances /.
these on behalf Of one defendant those
in favor of another In ease Of joinder
Of one defendant with another or with
all the Others, great harm, injury, hurt
and prejudice must be wrought 10 the
defendants. They therefore pray for
severance, and would ever pray sc,
c. J. Lewis.
J. ?. sullivan.
Marshall sullivan,
his
Decatur y Tasker,
marx
Grant Dean,
Jerrymanus Y Thomas,
Clarence B. Anderson,
Wm- Hill.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
the 23rd, day of May, 4. D. lssa-
D. j. HoKSER,
Proihonotary.
We the subscribers. the counsel for the
defendants named in the within petition.
do hereby certify and declare upon our
honor as attorneys that in our opinions.
after careful examination Of the cases Of
the respective defendants, the justice of
the above case requires that the defend
ants should be tried separately for the
reasons that have been put forth, as well
as fer the additional reason that the de-
fenses clash and If there sh0nii be a join
der of defendants. or any Of them, there
must be matter brought in behalf Of the
one that will be TO the prejudice Of the
others. 4. c. HoLBEIT,
Nav p, 1889. John n. UHL.
Attorneys for Defendants.
ORDER OF THE coURT-
Nav esth, 1859.
Messrs Holbert and Uhi appear for
al tfr tltis-LtiAAlI,- Inc u3o+iG4i - -ctrA
is refused Per Curism
WI. BAER, P. j.
The counsel for the Sicpgy brothers
fled motion asking that the case
against the Nicely's be taken up before
the case Of Lewis. ct al. The Common
wealth opposing this motion was over
ruled and the Yoier case ordered FOR
trial
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A true bin having been found against
James ~ Boyer for F. < B., on inforaa-
ton Of Lizzie Kennel, he plead guilty
and was sentenced 70 pay a tine of $500.
costs Of prosecution. SIS FOR living in ex-
penses. and sa.75 per quarter for q period
Of three years and be required to enter
into approved bonds Both these parties
hail from Southampton township
At the close Of the Boyer case j. was
decided 70 continue the entire civil list
down for trial next week.
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The application to change venue IS re-
fused the Court IS not satisfied from
anything appearing that undue excite
nent exists aEAins. the prisoners and
thar no fair riai can ie had in the county
- May, lSe PEE ErsfkN.
AprfeS Fsz s sreEEtSgE FEEED-
Counsel foF the defense then filed the
following motioH, asking that the pris-
oners be tried separately:
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THE @McCLELLANDTOwN GANG "
II COURT.
THAI OF rHE VILLAINS VINO ROBBED AID
ToEruEED -cHHisTly~ roDEs-

TRs1L OF THE VILLAINS WHO ROBBED AID
ToGFUEED -cHHlsTlx~ roDEs.
The Court asked the District Attorney
what case be elected to Try next, and
that officer asked 10 have the case Of
Commonwealth v. Lewis e. al. taken
up. Tie Sheriff was notified and prompt
Is brought into Court Charles J LeHis.
Jackson P. sullivan, Marshall sullivan,
Decatur Tasker. Grant Dean, Wm. Hill,
Jerrynaanns Thomas, Clarence Andrews.
The prisoners we're shaved, washed,
decently dressed. and presented
passably respectable appearance. with
cut the least evidence Of embarrassment,
notwithstanding they we're the focus Of
30 many hundreds Of eyes.
Mr.. Holl,ert objected To this case being
izSen up at this time on account Of the
absence Of material witnesses and asked
for an attachment ios witnesses and
continuance Of the ease. Attachment
awarded for Henry Apel and Nette Sui
llvan, and continuance Of trial refused.
Messrs. Uhl and Holbert Of counsel for
defense then fled the following motion
for a change Of venue.
Commonwealth Of Pa, No. ;. May T,
chas. ]. Lewis, ct. al. Burglary.
+, ne Hoa0ra5ls as Judge ef he co-,rf
n orr a..a Tr,ai.er aaf Ga.sraf Jsa D.
Er4y, fer he e5aaig q Somsrsei, .SRe ef
Psrnsglrauia
The defendsnts in the above ease by
their attorneys. John RI. Uhl and Y {.
IiaIbert. come lntO court. this the
Gay of May, 4 B. 1850. and pay the
Court that ciaugs u gss.sle. may be
granted in said ea-e fyr the following
reasons
Isl IN the eaauty where the crime
was committed for which the defendants
stand indicie,i, u wit. Tie euuntv of
Somerset aforesaid. undue excitement
prevails AGAINST tAe said defenslants and
ia conseq of srch prevailing excite
mena the defendants aforesaid viii he
unable 81 srtgre . fair an4 impartial trial
Pad. j. the eaunty of Samersef afore-
said. 20 wif The county IN which the
oii-nse for ahieil the defendants stand
indicted, as aforesaid, was committed,
there exists - great pseiadice against
fhe defendants aforesaid. that they
cannot obtain fair trial.
g IN the county in whica the oiFense
for which defendants stand indicted vas
con mi1fe,i, ~ Aforesaid. there exists 4
cnnbiEafiou szaiHs- said defendants. in
siisafed by influential Persous, BY reason
OF sbich combination the defen3an;s
aforesaid cannot obtain fair trial They
therefore prav that the case may Be re-
moved 70 another cogtniy IN which such
prejudice, ere, 30 not exist. and they
viii ever pray. &c-
G. J. LEws.
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The counsel for the Nicp5y brothers
fled motion asking that the case
against the Nieely's be taken Up before
the case Of Lewis. ct al. The Common
wealth opposing this motion was over
ruled and the Yoder case ordered for
trial
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c. J. LEwE,
J. p. suIAIyAS.
NAssHRL SUaLIyAS,
his
pEcATUE Y TAsKER
mark
GRANT DE,S,
VIZ. HmI,
his
JrREYMtSUs Y TR0aAs.
mark
CI.fEE-sCE 3. ANDEEsoS.
Sworn and subscribed before ne. this
the I'd dag Of Aiay. A. D. lssa
II J. HezxER,
Proth =
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Nav 2sth, 1859.
Messrs Hoibert and Uhi appear for
all the defendants The molten 10 sever
is refused Per Curiem
W. j. BAER, P. J.