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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-03

538 N. Fourth st,
Below Gresn, =
PHILADELPHIA.

IS years practical erpsfisnes
Guarantees TO euro mere qufakes
safer aud permanent than anl
advertising physician all 9pG
cialtbiseaAes, Bleed Poiaa1
skin Diseases, Pl1ple1
Btotches, Obatinate Uioesn
ObstruettepA InnkmmAtior
Of Kidney, bladder and eths
organs. Nervous Dobfllty
EarIH HecaY. WanILue as. al
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"ASTED-AN OVERSEER, OR
w chief advertiser, aud two o ave ahals.
hnts taOrordiuR to size Of country and popu-
lAuOn.l 600 a month salary and expenses to
ONefi GERS, aud $40 TO assistants. n o bedding,
no solicit M. Duties confined To making coli
iections, distributing printed matte, putting
mp Advertisements. ele., 7 the TWO greatest
ne-nakers In America = the Farmers
tlO Fire Proof CombinatiOn-Lock Safe tsold
on monthly inAtRiimentsl, and the wonderful
Alectric Fuel, for warming sleighs, csrria res,
etc, which burns without fame. smeke or
odor, and will heat any vehicle ~ hours for 10
eenth. Expenses advanced; salaries paid each
month. Enclose IOc, pos age for fuli speed
pen line Of adyertislng matter 20 the l..
srkfHENS CO., Lebanon, Ohio. ds-iit
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v. fANTFD BoARDERs Al s. W
~ corner Of TIN aud King Sta. d29-st
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ON THURSDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF JANUARY, issa,
at2 o'clock D. m.

All that certain lot OF land with the dr..
stoIy brick dwelling thereon. situate N ~
Siy a. Wilmington, bounded and describel<
beginning At the scutheriy side OF sevsr4n
street, between Lombard and Pine etreefs- -
easterly side OF Lombard street; thence sa.>5
srly peIailei 10 LON bard street along 4 line -
iend Formerly OF John Marshall, 90 ieaf 4. " =.
lnree,ieet wide alley: thence easteriv siSs.s
soia alley AIDE parallel 70 Seventh street Il fssf
bard street along line OF lana ~ I'LL -
s samuel MeCsulley 50 feet to the siores.ii
,s11asneriy side Or Seventh street, and fhrnS,.
ninH, " the contents thereof what tbes ,.,sS,
5eiEee AID taken in execution a. me tr,-tt.
efty OF george n. Loehe, and TO be soi1i ~ W
S,ou,r,. AVIAN ALLEN, 6hartn
1883. Ns'Aa Deeemoef "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-03

no THE PUBLIC THE UNDER
l. signed has purchased the horses and
carts OF the late Robert Smith, No. 1873 French
street, aud Is prepared to do light or heavy
specially solicited. GEORGE " HIrE.
d2s-g6t9
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-03

CHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE0F
Win be eTpo,ed 70 pusiie saie &C Ne rsura
House, on Market street, between Tenfh nno
Eleventh streets, in the City Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
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VA ANTED.--A BOY To ASSIST IN
ONCE. Mercantile Printing Co, 7l4
: Ret street, dE-lf
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NOTIUE-I INTEND To APPLY AT
IN the next soafion OF the General As
ssmely Of the State Of Delaware, for an Ab.
solute divorce from my husband. Edwin
Humphrios.
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Inc Following described real sstats. M,
civ ~ Ln ~, certain lot of land situate m n.
as follows to wit; ANU described
Of Flfftthhning a. point on the northerly s,s..
"a feat ~ a. sttreer extended at the distai, - "
street ethhsseriy from the easteriy side az M
ess,er tn D along sata side. n Fifth 49,
tSs aeet pa-allel with Wehb Steel 10 soatneltN
feet themes sSd Itsssalei with Filth tresS x
street Ii;. rs ieet to the salS norahT,ith Wesh
Content sbs and place Of beRinning, he ne T.,
Vol. is p slsssoI what they may. b,ok
eriyo Se San, and taken In execution as the nr..
husbRn3d M Murray and Isaac Murray 1--WE NJ.
snerlt,.s or,As LYAN ALLEN, sher,n.
1889. ""hnkten, December a.
d3f-fs
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IT ArTED--OOOUPARTS PORTLAND
~ iomely furnished rooms. 4 en'i mon
i last I'd street. 10 4
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q w. MANN, N. o., PHI. G.
puysICEAN RuRuEON,

SPECIAL TREArMh Nr: Disease
Throat, Lungs, Liver, Heart and Kidneys.
OFFICE NinIh and Pins sheets.
HOURS: Sto 10; l TO 8; Tto9.
Surgeon for u. & o. Il. h. Physician to
Metropolitan Lie Insurance Company.
ni-1m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-03

A TTFNTION-ALL PERSONS DE
IA. Fuing drugs pure and chem aAls or wish
Ing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
ihonld go 10 The drug store OF II X. BRING
Del. Castf
NOTIOE is HEREBY OWEN THAT
IN tie und ersigned viii make applica.
ton ct TIRE next session OF tho LegisIstu OF
tbs State Of Delaware for . divorce from hsT
hutb and, CHARLES W. GALLOWAY.
Go.th.lm MARY A. 0ALL0W az.
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BOARDING - ROOM ON SECOND
Market street. dz0-6tt
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No1i0s'
STATE UF DELAWAHEl
1n1Asunx DnRARrnEEr, \

NEW CAsTLa DMLAwARB,S
All persons who are liaole 10 pay State
TAI fer the Manufacture q spirituous and
IS required BY section Q, Ohapter ssi, Vol.
10, Laws OF DclawAre, arc hereby notined 70
eettls ct once or the matter will be placed In
the hands Of the Attornsy.Esneral.
WILLIAM hERBERr,
tlA.n STATE IT sAauref.
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TANTFD-AN EXPERIENCED AID
vertising sol cilor on new and nrst.
journal. Address Music Drama, this
1itf
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NoTICE--I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL
~ persons that will not after Dec. SlsL
lS, pay any bills contracted by my wife,
Catherine Murphy, 1905 Reed street.
d5l-4t MM. MURPHY.
NOTICE-f SHALL APPLY AT THE
IN coming session of the II FisiRtnre for u
divorce from my husband, William y. VIII
ling. d7-itaw.N sAKAIl Z. WILLING
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I osT-oN MONDAY EVENING, A
II bunrh OF keys. The finder will please
|. ave them at the box orice at the Opera
House. Jl-.Is
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nIvIDEND NOTICE.
nIvIDEND NOTICE.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BASIN
Wilmington, Del,
January !, 1880 !
The directors have this day declared q divi-
dend OF q per cent. out oil the profits OF the
last aix months, hyable on demand.
jl-Gt JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR

NM ny Eb--i1A' FfINi Oh
w foreman aud two to tiPe assistants, sc-
cordinE 10 Size and population OF territory In
charge. Foreman 10 select his own assist
ants, and TO take entire charge OF business.
make collections, and suDerintnnd distribu-
tiyn Of advtttis nR matt r, relative To the
a,onthiy inslallment faylnent Dephrtnent
OF me California n southern Land Co., CALI
IOrHia hDnthly Railroid Excursions, etc.
w month and expenses to for, man, aud
w 10 assistants. Expenses advanced and
saIaries paid monthly through our Eastern
Vmcc. Enclose Zoe postage for m u specimen
hhe OF adiurtislnR mAttei and address Ia l.
ern Once California & Southern Land Co,
Il. q. kox 81, Cincinnati, o. dsl-7t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-03

SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or
IA writ Of Levari Faciss. 10 me directed, viii
pc exposed 10 public sale at the Court Horrse
on market street between Tenth and Fieyenil;
streets, n the city Of Wilmington, New Carte
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-03

NOTICE - NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Wilmington and Kenneti
Turnpike Company. will be held ut No. 60
Market street, on Monday the eth day OF JanH-
AIRY 1889. at O'Clock y, m. for the purpose oil
clecting ten managers to serve the ensuing
year, January z lssg.
j2-sts Secretary.
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EQRRENT-THE DWELLING HOUSE
4 No IL Hast Sd street. Apply TO danes
Parker, d3l~6tS
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NoTloE. II. OWEN GLAZE,

4. tenant o, S q. ss... o s.s.s.s &
No. cd West sth street, In the Fifth ward
OF the city of wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State OF Delaware, In COM
plisnee with the requirements OF the
acts Of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that / shall apply In writing TO the Court Of
Genera Sessions oil the Peace and Jail Deliv-
cry of the state OF Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, on Monday, the 4th day of Feb.
A. ID. 1ss9 being the next term of said court,
for a license for said house as Inn or tavern,
for the Eale therein OF Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to he drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citlZena Of said ward recommend the said Rp-
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ANTED.-GRNTLEMEN BOARD.
EIss al SO7 French st. HomecoInfoI
ji-6lt
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NLEoTIoN NorIOE.

NUTlOE Is hEREBl GIVEN THAT /
IN Uiys1es u. Evaus, intend TO and vii
prefer petition 10 the next General As
tOmbly OF the state OF Delaware, for an alb
soluto divorce from my wife, Ida Evans.
ULYSSES q. EVANS.
Dec 7, 1858 I'm
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I osT-A DARK FUR GLOVE. THE
Ing the same al thls o14ce, l2-6tt
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UAErED-0OUb MORTGAGES AT
W per cent. on property at hs,f TIA
vtlus. PHILIP X. OLAkK O. co.,
hae-i ga d arket street.
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- fANTED-AGkNr, ExPERIENoED
hdy. Apply between and Ii O. M,
II, Axehanse Building, fth anu Mar
n1btf
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CYRUS CoMMANDRY.- THE MEM
~ bers OF Cgrus Comnandry, No. !, are re-
nuetted TO meet At their Armory, Thursday
evening at . O'Clock. Bns'nets OF lin nor lance.
BY order Of JOHN Il, BEATTY,
Eat Capt. Commanding.
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FOR RENT-THE COMING YEAR, A
a good grain aud Dairy farm, with abund-
ahce 81 iruL. Lease IL desired. Apply to
osl-u WA. II. REYAOLD, WI Del.
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EtOR kEzr-A FINE RUOM FOR O
u society IN the HErknsss building, Ioth
md Market strsats. Apply 70 X. Me-
JAeLLY No. o W. 10th at asst
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TOR RENT - OLD ESTABLISHED
! coal yard. Possession March 2dh. APP
ply al GA L. I'd 81. l2-l2tf
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Wy FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, restaurants and private FAINT
es ~ tho shortest notice. Apply ~ the
Nilmtngton Intelligence once, COS Orange
tueetg. M III
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WANTED - A SITUATION BY A
w young man as uookkeeper. Is a good
mathematician. Would make him self gener-
iishinent. Address q. g., this once. d2ptf
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TOR sALE-FIRsT.C CLASS REsTAU.
y RANT. address IestaurznL this once.
j.-st'
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lver's SarsapariIIa,

o PREPARED BY
H. J. G. Aver T. CO., Lowell, Mast
Price o.; slI bottles, o.. Worth eS bottle.
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tons, did think it was possible for Fred
Hewlett to become a magistrate and doc
tor OF the divinity. said no l did not
think so, but said stand up. then said
l cannot say that you arc not Hewlett;
there were twenty or thirty persons there
at the time. l left then. Mr.. Walter
called upon me and brought me a note
telling me to attend as witness said to
him would like TO see the man here at my
office. The reason Iasked that request was
that in parting that night at Mr.. Walters
house shaking hands he shrank back.
Seemed to shrink back from the light.
He came to my Office just after | had fin
ished my breakfast; IN serving him to my
mind it was Frederick Hewlett, / am not
positive. told him he was Hewlett. He
went away with the idea thai / thought
SO. did tell him my evidence would do
him no good. got better view Of him
in my Office than did at Walters. 1t
was light, and felt certain that it was
Hewlett.
There were various other dispositions
read, all showing that the plaintiff isnamed
Hewlett, and not Howard, as he claims.
The interest in this trial continues to grow.
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Have an Understanding About the
Samoan Question.
The Commission of Each Govern.
ment Signs the Agreement,
Tho Americans Having Abandoned
tho Principal Objections.
These, However, Only Make Unessential
Notifications In the Wording OF tho
Draft OF the Treaty-It Must
be Ratified.

WASHINGTON, June lI.-The agreement
between England, Germany and tho
United States on Samoan affairs was
signed at Berlin at . o'clock in the after
noon. II will not be made public until
confirmed by the Senate. While il is
called nm agreement by officers OF the
State Department, Mr.. Walker Blaine
said this evening that he thought il would
undoubtedly require ratification by tho
Senate.
II the instrument signed were one reg
ulatlng the conduct Of two countries TO-
ward each other, us for instance between
the United States and Samoa, it would
properly he designated "a a treaty, but
where the instrument signed is to shape
the conduct Of three Governments. viz;
tho United States, England and Germany,
toward fourth party, Samoa. il is held
that iis proper nomenclature is an agree
ment AZ the same time rs II is a matter
affecting the foreign policy OF tho United
States, 1t is said that II will need raiidca-
ton by the Senate, and that, therefore, IL
cannot be made public prior to action by
the Senate
The agreement was cordially approved
by all the members Of the conference aud
by. their respective governments. The hest
OF feeling prevailed at tho termination Of
the laboTs Of the commissioners.
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races are
Result. a, brighton Beach.

NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE weather was
pleasant, but the track was rather stin,
lumpy aud moist In places The fields
were large and the contests excellent.
Firt Raoe-Fiyo iurlongs. Starters Ur-
bana ll5. Grattan 40, Powwow los, Rip.
ley los, Bijou colt los, Woodrance los,
Rosa Kader colt lO5, Mile b l0j, Honey
man 1906. Ripley won in l0jl, Urbana
second, Gratian third.
Second Race-Thrcc.q quarters Of n mile.
Starters Blue Line, Caleu, Brighton,
Speciality, Alya, Pocaomokc, Dago, Little
Jake, Oracle, Old Rye, Lemon Blossom,
Trumpeter. Oracle won In l.20l; Blue
Line second, Dago third.
Third Racc-Ihrce-quartors Of n mile
Starters Aura, Chatter, Pat Diver, Rae.
quot, Toronto, HowcHon, Nina w, Red
Leaf. Bootblack, Souvenir, Vevay, Carrie
q, Qucsal. Racquet won In l:lgl; Carrie
q second, Qucsal third.
Fourth Racc-0no mile. Starters Per.
icles, Elgin, Costello. FREELY. Billy Brown,
Toronto, Longitude. Sweet Avon, Single
stone, Pelham, Passport singlostone won
In l;i6l, Periclcs second, Passport third.
Fifth Race-0no mile and an eighth.
Starters Barnum, Billy Bond, Ten
Booker, Bonnie s. Bonanza, IIuntoon.
Gallus Dan, Miss Cody. Billy Bond won
In 2l0l, Ten Booker second, Barnum
third.
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THE RAILROADS.
Railroad Trials

WASHINGTON, June li--Today has been
set apart by the Interstate Commerce
Commission for tho hearing 81 the case OF
the Fort Worth leo Company and others
against the Missouri Pacific aud Texas &
Pacific, the Gulf. Colorado & Santa Fc,
and the Forth Worth 4 Denver City Rail.
road Companies. Petitioners are engaged
in the manufacture and sale OF ice in bal.
las, Fort Worth aud other places in Texas
and charge that the respondents are UNI
justly discriminating against petitioners in
freight rates. The Commission decided
TO postpone the hearing OF the case for
sixty days.
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The stlpulatlouA

BERLIN, Juno l4-America having
abandoned her principal objections to tho
agreement previously arrived at, the plcn-
ipotcn,iarics had only to make uncssential
notifications in the wording OF the draft
OF the treaty. The draft guarantees an
autonomous administration OF the islands
under the joint control Of Germany and
America, England acting ~ arbitrator In
the event Of differences arising. The sa-
means are TO elect their own King and
Nicctoy aud to he represented in senate
composed Of the principal chiels
and chambers elected 10y tho pco-
pie. Samoa ia 10 have the right Of
lovying duties Of every kind The treaty
slipulatcs that the Germans shall receive q
money indemnity for their losses. A spe-
cal court will be appointed to deal with
the land question.
The Americans made their adhesion
conditional upon the ratification Of tho
treaty by the United States senate. Tho
status quo will therefore, remain In Sa-
moa until December.
MI, Phelps will carry tho treaty 10
Washington.
The Samoan treaty will not be published
until signed by the American Goycrn-
ment.
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Opan for business.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
PirrsnURG, Pa, Juno 1.-THE Penn.
sylvania Railroad has been rebuilt through
the flooded district under the direct super.
vision Of the ollicors In charge Of the en-.
cheering and transportation departments
Of the Pennsylvania Lines. Tho last rail
needed TO connect the several parts Of the
great thoroughiarcs was placed in position
ON Thursday afternoon. Tho new track Is
substantially built and Il will be- gradually
tested until Monday, June H. when the
trunk line will be opened, and express
trains with Pullman ears will again run
In both directions between Chicago, IT.
Louie. Cincinnati, Toledo and Cleveland
on the wcs,. and baltimore, Washington,
Philadelphia and New York on the east.
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New YORK, June l4.-Sheepshead Bay
entries for Saturday:
First Race-Flve eighths of mile. Long Jack
scadrlit, Gold FISH Blue Rock Beck. Jay \ Dee.
each, Ill; Niolante lD6, Tipstar III. Rcclarc ~,
Revcler Bradford, Britannia, Pontiac l2i, Tor
mentor 50.
Second Race-Fiye fullongs and half Prince
Howard, Rancocas Torso, Dalsyrlnn, Ratalpa,
Ralph, Bayard, Tournament King uazcm Jersey
Pat flatbush each, 10; Timothy. Onway, Mucil-
age. kempland, each, ll8; Bronze aud Blue lO7,
Neyay l07, Starlight llq
Third Race-Mile and one.eghth Hanover III,
Joe Lee ITO, Barristcsll0, Burch ia len Harrison
%.
Fourth Race-Mile and quarter Diablo l27.
Fresno l22 Gipsey Queen ia, Il III, The
Forum los, Orator iOS Zcphyrus l0l Blue Rock 100,
Longstreet lOO Tenny l0l, nuntoon %, Long Island
%, May Fellow %, Hey Dey 9S sam Wood iO3.
Fifth Rce-Milo and threesi xtccnths Glen
Echo lOl, Grey Dawn l0l, FlrcnE l2s, Hanover,
Brother Ban, Burch, each li2 Longstrcet W. Mon
taguc los
sixth Race-Mile and three slxtcenths lnspcc.
tor d 100, Elkwood lis Euius lis, Orifamme no,
Panama ION Wary l03, Passport 90 Pcrices lOl In.
yerwck, Lclogas 100 Cortez 100, Bocaccio Us, Sour
Mash 90
Seventh Race-Mile aud an eighth on the turf
Prospect Ballston, First Attempt King Idle, Amos.
EolO, each ~; Tattler, ST. Luke, Egin, Bill Bond,
each l26 Dladem III; firenz, Rancocas, Fresno
and Diablo doubtful.
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Two wore s,rcI cruI.er..

WAsniSGroS. June li.-Thc Navy De-
partment today issued advertisements in
viting proposals for the construction OF two
steel cruisers Of 5000 tons displacement.
under the authority conveyed by the APP
preparation act Of September last The
contractor Is required 10 guarantee n mini
mum speed OF nineteen knots for four con-
secutiye hours. The vessels are 10 DO com.
pleiel In two years and their cost Is not 10
exceed 81, 100000 each. Tho contractors
are allowed 10 bid for the construction Of
the hull and machinery according 10 their
own designs, or 10 accept those furnished
by the department. Tho proposals are TO
be opened August %.
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Gen sehanniaIinueiI

WASHINGTON, June lI.-Gen. Schofeld.
now acting as Secretary OF War, sent word
to tho Department this morning that
he was not feeling well and consequently
would remain at home. The Department
was therefore practically without head,
though few matters requiring immediate
attention were taken 10 the General at his
rooms. lie has secn pretty hard worked
OF late, having not only his own duties
aud large extent u those OF the secre-
tary, but also the meetings and work OF
the Fertilization Board 10 attend 30. The
board has about finished its June labors
and the officers will probably return 10
their stations next week.
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THE wHIrwoRrH TRIAL.


The Prosecution Closes Its Side Wit
nsHsoa for the Defense Examined.
sfcclsl De aich h. The Appcai
GRrrNvnLE, Miss, Juno a. THE storm
having dcmomlizcd the wires, this is the
first Geographic dispatch 10 a newspaper
In ioHy-oighi hours. Tho whilworlh trial
Is nearing an end. Tho State concluded
their case today. the last witness being
Henry McCariy, who was shot through
the body during the difficulty.
The defense opened their side Of tho
evidence la the afternoon. There was q
somewhat animated discussion ~ to the
practice Of the court. the State objcoting
10 the prisoners counsel stating
his case 10 the jury. Tho Court de-
cidcd IN favor OF the defense. Tho
case WIS then ably presented by Judge
II. Cassidy Light witnesses wcro
examined. all white, viz. Mcssrs. Brad
ley, Haley. Berry liddcll, Hughes. Hcwcs
and Mrs. Whi,worlh, vic Of the prisoner.
Tho defense will probably conclude on
Monday and the argument commence on
Tuesday. The trial Of lloikins has been
cot for wednesday.
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think no impartial man can, make up nv
mind II would be possible Tor any Jury to
convict the respondent, Sullivan, on that
evidence alone. That is one OF the tests
rs to whether the party is entitled to bail
or not. The mere fact that q party il an
enemy OF another person who gets killed is
no proof OF his having killed, aided or
abeIted, or having been engaged in con.
sniracy To kill that person. The Coroner's
jury do not determine guilt any more than
this court does upon this investigation.
The Coroner's jury knew that they had
not got at anything near the bottom OF this
conspiracy or the facts connected with il.
They expected that now facts would dc.
velop, aud they will develop beyond a
doubt. But You cannot deprive a man OF
his liberty II he is entitled TO Ii under the
law or constitution on the ground that
moro evidence may be produced TO show
him guilty. Tho evidence, ~ il is pre-.
sentcd to the court or committing Magis.
tratc IL the sole test for the exercise OF the
Judgment OF the official officer.
In conclusion, | say, after mature con.
sidcraton, aud after some hesitation and
very considerable hesitation, but in case
OF this kind n hesitation should ALWAYS be
resolved In favor OF human liberty, | have
come 20 the conclusion that this defendant
should be entitled TO bail. think the
bail, though, should be OF such q character
as To positively assure his appearance
Gentlemen, will DO pleased to hear
your suggestions MS to the proper bail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15
sIx ucn KuI,d 60 q rIgh,.

AuriN, Tex, Juno il.-Mcagcr details
Of a bloody aGny last evening at Giyen's
store, eighteen miles southeast Of here,
reached this city this morning. Il seems
that a eolorcd Constable named Wilson
undertook 10 arrest a white man whom ho
charged with horse theft. The man 10.
sisted, aud general light cnsuod between
him aud his friends and the Constable and
his friends. six-shootors were used, aud
iour white men aud two negroes wctc
killed outright, while at least dozen 9TH
ere were wounded. some probably fatally.
Deputy sheriff johnson and posse LETT
here at II o'clock for tho scene OF the con.
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