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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-16
THE MEMPHISAPPEAL
THURSDAY. iti MAY 10. 1850
PFTERS rs DUBOSE.

That is sorry reading for the people Of
Shelby County which they will find in
another column In the form Of bill Of ex.
ccp,ions filed by Acknowledgement Peters
against the imposition Of 1ne by Judge |
DuBosc, Of the Criminal Court Of Shelby |
County. and against the indigniiy Of his
forciblc election from the court by the shcr.
IN, by order Of Judge DuDoso. Il is
very sorry reading. The slonographc
report Of what passed between the
Judge and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on the |
occasion Of the fine and the election pic,-
urcs a scene that is disgraceful in the OK.
trcmc-a scene Of Gorocly passionate and
preiudiccd conduct 10y the Judge and Of
orderly and dgnihcd assertion Of official
obligation and duty by Attorney General
Peters. The spreading Of thscolloquy be.
fore the people Is an ample revenge by
the Attomey.Gcncral for the indig-
mites and humiliaiions put upon him
10y the Court, but il at the Same timo
brings almos. into contempt tho Court
ilsoli-,he most important Of all the tri.
bunals Of the county. TuE ArrEAL do
plorcs this. In the interest OF the people
whose dignity Is thus seemingly ,renchcd
upon, We doploro IT, Nothing 50 becomes
Judge "a an even temper II Is deemed
10 be an essential Of Judicial fairness. Pas.
sion rohs men Of their judgment and makes
dclibcmiion impossible This colloluy Il
apainiul exhibit Of the narrow temper o
man whom everybody mus. conccdo has
tried TO do his duty fairly and has Away
acted with open candor aud iranknosi
Bu, besides the bad temper, II also show
the Judge "a interfering whore DO posi-
lively hasnorghi 10 interfere, ami as usuT
ingaiunc,ion the law does not confer upo
him. lie has no business 10 send me,
sagcsor instructions to the Grand Jury aft,
II has lgit bis presence under instruction,
He can recall thatbody a. often ~ cdccm
proper, aud In open court may inslruc
''"' WV WlA "NNl Akhht Jus Nv NhH "
right 10 be Ia communication with thoi
privately No man has. Tho Gnu
jury Is the grand inquest Of the count!
and !, has much above the Judge Of III
Criminal Court ~ Il * above any 9th,
oilicialoI the state, county or municipalit
IL may even inquire into his conduct au
his management OF his court Even u
Accomplishment has no right, unsolcitc
10 be In communication with the Graz
Jury. II may seek his advice, but he ctt
not arbitrarily, as a function Of his Ollie
attempt 10 control or dirci Il. VIII,
President Iladdon, Of the Taxing hi
thct government, was being literal
'hounded to DEATH by the court, II
ArrEAL pointed this out and was sustain
by the voice and inally by the vote
the people We regret the necessity
again making Il plain, because there d
many things In Judge DuBoso to admit
aud commend-his frankncss and
honest desire and purpose 10 enforce {
laws and suppress crime. But he ow
this public condemnation 10 himself, n
De will owe whatsoever Of adverse pal
sentiment that follows this appeal Of q,
Peters 10 Himself. A,torney-Gcue
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THE city was greatly shocked yesterday
by the news Of the sudden and unlocked
for death Of Mrs. w. s. Bruce, lady
whose husband has been long and honoa-
bly identified with the building Of Mem.
phis, she herself being useful beyond most
women within her sphere, A report clsc-
where tells the sad story of an event that
has brought mourning TO happy home.
Il would be ill.timcd 10 oblude a word Of
warning upon the scene Of sadness and
souow That will shape itself hero.
after Presently We have 10 think Of the
respected and esteemed citizen who Is
almost crushed by tho unexpected blow
and the children who themselves refuse to
he comioricd. To him and them, voicing
the feeling Of the whole community, Tur
/ ArrEAL tenders the sinccrcst condolences.
Eminent as a leader In tho industrial DO.
vclopmcnt and lie Of Memphis, no man Is
nearer 10 the highest respect OF tho poo.
pie than Mr.. W. 5. Bruce. They look Il
him ~ an example Of the mos, HONORABLE,
life and living through a hong and un
blcmishod career
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oughly in earnest, and are organized not
for defense but for an aggressive campaign
for the furtherance Of all their interests.
ISCHKEINFURTH,S HAREM


The extraordinary story we print else
where rs to Mr.. Schweinfurth, OF Rock
ford, ILL.,, head Of the new sprung sect
known as the Beekmanites, will startle
thinking people. 1t is not quite so gross a
form OF creed or dogma as Mormonism, but
1t is more blasphemous This story is a
horriying one OF baseless and blasphc-
nous assumption by former Methodist
minister, who is possessed by either
very lily regulated mind or else IS
knave who has schooled himself in
well prepared program OF villainy and
deception. From his surroundings and
power to hypnotic the fair sex, we arc
inclined to believe he is a knave with
whom the grand jury Of the county ought
to deal at once and thoroughly. Reading
between the lines il is easy enough
to see that the female Beekmanites
are more or less Historically inclined,
and we make no doubt that a
fairly organized medical commission would
find them all to a greater or less degree
afflicted with such functional troubles as
lead to mental disturbances with women.
The laws OF sex and sexual life are
little understood beyond the medical
profession, and oven by the doctors
who are not alienists they are not
studied beyond their development with
in tho limits Of ordinary physiology.
Leading alienists, however have made
II plain that these laws have much
TO do with what sometimes seems to be
otherwise unexplainable freaks in sensible
women. II is almost the same with men
at certain age, in whom the erotic pas
sion reaches almost the point OF insane
desire. Between sensualsm aud the SEN
SINUS feeling that may DO awakened by
religious fever there is but step, and as
in Mormonism II can he quickly taken
That the Beekmanites have taken
that step is certified 10 in tho
Garden Of Eden test. That is a test that
is beyond ordinary human nature even il
its declining stage. Tho Mormons never
pretended otherwise than that the whole
fable Of Eden was played by them even Il
tho fall OF Eve. The Beckmanites car
hardly be superior TO Joseph aud hii
brethren Of the Mormon Church. a sur
gical operation might enable them Il
reach the sanity condition, but other
wise, no. a Grand Jury's inyesti
cation would therefore, We believe
nom the statements We print today, revca
schwenfurth rs revealing in lust, the hea,
Of harem composed Of women who un
der his control arc almost ire
sponsible agents. II is to be hope,
that such an investigation may b
had and that schweiniur,h, dealt witt
under the law as the impostcr ho Il
the eyes Of his dupcs may be opened an
they may DO able TO see themselves a
they are, naked Of good, common sens
and the victims Of tho grosscst scoundrel
ism the century has produced.
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The KniHh,. rcmplar concIa,c.

HlHfAll NlaIaAiN " ANa AIIAAh
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l5.-Thc Grand
Commandcryo Tennessee knights Temp.
lar closed the twcnty-scycnth annual con.
clayc at MuHrccsboro today Congress.
man Richardson was requested to arrange
for accommodations lot the State Com.
mandcry during the cncampmcnt Of the
United States In Washington City next
October The grand officers will probably
select Tullahoma ~ the next place OF
meeting.
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THREE FIRE ALARMS.
Tho Department Given Something 70 Do. Z
and IL Il Well Done.

Three fire alarms In one day Is not rs
bad rs II might be, but is rather alarming,
considering the strength Of the depart
ment. Yesterday morning burning excel
sior aud trash in the cellar under Wilson
& Flynn's furniture store, Main street,
caused the first alarm; damage $40. Tho
second came from 81 Paul street.
sent in on account OF the bridge
on that street burning. The blaze
originated In q peculiar manner A work.
man sent out TO locate n leak In the gas
main struck match. and Ia twinkling
had located the object OF his search.
Damage to the bridge slight, but 10 tho
workman beyond estimate, ~ he was
frightened almost into spasmA deiec.
tive pipe In the Livermor foundry, on
Adams street, caused tho third alarm;
slight damage.
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rho ArEansa. Ma, Fair Opened.

Special Dispatch 10 The APPEAL
LlrrLE Rock. Ark. May l5.-The May
Fair Of the Arkansas Horticultural Society
was opened tonight with an entertaining
program Of music and speeches by several
prominent citizens, Gov. Eagle among
them. Tho hall Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives Is beautifully decorated and the
exhibits are being arranged ~ fast rs they
como In. The Senate chamber was made
n rcfrcshmentroom. Tho fair will con-
tinuo TIL Saturday. Numerous expensive
premiums are offered II will DO credit.
able display OF the horticultural resources
OF the state.
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The Bells OF Corneviiie.

At the Memphis Theater tonight Plan
quette's tuneiul comic opera, known as
Chimes Of Normandy" will be produced
under the auspices OF the Amateur Ath-
letic Association. and by cast composed
OF amateurs consisting OF the singing Sec
ton OF the association, assisted by num-
Der OF the leading vocalists Of the city. The
sale Of seats opened on Monday, and has
been quite large, but there are a number
OF good seats left and for each perform
anee, the engagement being for two nights,
Thursday and Friday, and a matinee
performance on Saturday. The people in
the cast h ave been undergoing thorough
training in numerous rehearsals under
competent stage managers, and will give
excellent performances OF the opera. 1t
will be sung in a surprisingly fine manner.
Many OF the finest voices in the city will
be heard in the chorus, 10 say nothing Of
the leading roles. The costuming will be
new and appropriate, having been pur-
chased in New York for the occasion, and
full orchestra has been engaged by the
musical director, Prof Emile Levy. The
cast for tonight's performance is as follows.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Keafinx,s Recifnl

Miss Carrie M. Heating will give her
annual recital next Monday night at the
hall of the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton, on which occasion she will be assist
ed by the Wagner Quartet Club and her
own pupils, whose proficiency, so marked,
is already well known to the public. The
program will be one OF great interest,
especially to the relatives aud friends OF
the pupils whose progress has been so
keenly discussed. Tickets can be had at
f.. Witzmann q Co.'s, 22l Second street;
price Is cents. No reserved seats.
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special hNlAlrh 70 lht AplNNs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l5.-Mr. Frank
NJ. Smith, State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, announced today that ,hc
state Teachers Association will meet In
this city July ~ aud 10, and that regular
program will be- had. The dates fixed ion
the meeting will enable the East aud West
Tennessee teachers 30 attend the National
Educational Association meeting hero.
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AnIrnfnrinnnin Hirn.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal.
HoLLY srmSos, Miss, May i5.-This
morning between land 5o'clock the alarm
disclosed the fact TINT the residence Of Mr..
Charles Rather Of our city was being con.
sumed by fire. All efforts TO exlinguish
the flames proved futile, aud the family
were soon left without food or iaiment.
No insurance on house OF furniture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-16

7lRtlhi bspalfh 70 tue Appral
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May i1-The State
Board Of Education met today. Tho
Hon. Thomas u. Paine, Of Jackson. and
Prot Frank Goodman, OF Nashville, were
rvappoinlcd members 10 serve Tor the
ensuing six years. Prof Goodman was
rc-clCrted secretary.
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Qixer Teienram..

EVANSVILLE. Ind. May i3.-Riyer 10 feet
Inches aud falling. Weather clear
Nkw ORLEANS la. May iN-Clear aud warm.
Arrived Gilmore and barges. ~ Louis Guiding
star, Cincinnati.
NlCKHDuRG. Miss. MAY ia-Rlvcr falling.
passed up city OF Cairo. 81 Louin Dcpaftedi
City Of Monroe, Natchcs.
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special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, May l5.--The final iest
Of the Waterworks Company, at the Lu-
matte Asylum today. was entirely suooeSs-
ful. Tho company throw six streams OF
water upward Of one hundred feet, whom
the contract only requires ninety.
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TO THROTTLE THE TRUST.
Representatives OF Thirteen Southern
states Meet

Representatives OF Thirteen Southern
States Meet
Special Dispatch To The Appeal
BInMiSGnAN, Ala, May IS. The
Farmers Alliance meeting, which assem-
blod In this city today, is one Of the most
important conventions Of the kind ever
gathered In the South. Its object Is 10
resolve on n second declaration Of indie
pendonce, In other words TO throttle the
bagging trust. Over ono hundred dele
gates are present, thirteen Southern
States being represented. A com.
mittce was appointed today 10
confer with representatives OF tho Julo
Bagging Trust. now In the city, and insist
on their coming 10 terms The julo men
say they will supply bagging at l0l cents,
but say they cannot promise 10 keep this
price during the season without comforting
with headquarters. The committee gave
them until tomorrow n decide. II il
scarcely possible that an agreement can be
reached, aud II not u Is almost certain a
| boycott will be- declared aud a big cotton
hagging factory will be established In
/ this state. The convention transacis al
/ business m executive session, and Il IA
| difficult 20 learn exactly what they intend
10 do. II Is certain, however. the juic
| hagging concern will have 10 come 10 the
terms OF the Alliance or fight the thirteen
/ States represented.
The Banging committee consists OF the
following gentlemen: Mcsss. Duncan, o
Texas; Zone, oi Alabama; Fcathcrstonc
of Arkansas. Massey, Of Florida; Living
stone. OF Georgia. Payne, Of Kentucky
! Clayton. OF Louisiana; Bremen, OF Missis
sippi. Car, Of North Carolina, Mcintosh
OF south Carolina. and Gowan, OF Tonnes
| Hge.
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News has just been received that NJ.
Patrick has been appointed postmaster "
bolivar aud james VI. Smith poslm stcr nj
Toons. Both the new appoinlucs M, cN.
ccllent citizens aud farmers They nro R,.
publicans but not offensive partisans.
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On tomorrow, Friday night, the role
Germaino will be taken by Miss Courtney
Thomas, and at the matinee both Miss
Jones and Miss Thomas will appear, alter
mating in the role in the different scenes.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
no CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS

We solicit letters and communications upon sub
jccts Of general interest but such must alwaysb be
accompanied by the name and address OF the
writer, rs a guarantee OF his good faith and re-
sponsblty No notice can be taken oil anony'
nous communications
Communications for publication must he written
on ono eide Of the page only, and, with all other
matters connected with the editorial department
should be addressed; 10 the Editor oil The APP
real Memphis Tenn.
v 9 cannot a. a rule, undertake 10 return articles
moi lound suitable for publication.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

FL WAsutN0roN, May 10 NV
For Alabama and Mississippi Fair sontherly
winds stationary temperature except In North
east Alabama, warmer
For Arkansas Fair stationary temperature
southerly winds
l>r Tennessee and Kentucky; Fair southerly
winds warmer, except in extreme western por-
lions stationary temperature.
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OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eastern office of THE APPEAL. No ~ Tribune
building New York. J. 4 Van Dozen, Special
Eastern Agent
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w.,.oroIor,e., Report.

Meteorological Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, U. S. SIGNAL SERVICE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 10, 1889 !
7bth Mer Time. Bar Temp nun:
\ Al ~. "a
\. m .......,,., ,..,,.,....' .s..ssss-'''~- %
Maximum temperature So minimum tempera'
turc, 60 Rainfall for day, ooo River gauge, bpm,
la2 change In past twenty-iour hours, o. fall.
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Sable. mink. Persian lamb and AstrschAn
will be largely employed as trimming furs
the coming winter, while beaver maintains
its popularity as we'll, as il is so generally
becoming and amenable ss a gArniture for
gowns an wraps. All kind Of foxes, blue,
black and silver, continue TO be in undimin-
ished demand for the same purpose. but
the ugly monkey skin has disappeared from
the market entirely. An effort is being
made to revive ermine in closks for evening
wear. and boas Of white fox with NUTS Of the
same are used for dressy occasions, As well as
a soft fluffy. white fur which 10 called Manda-
rim lamb and 10 said to be Of Chinese origin.
Tibet goat makes a handsome lining for
full dress wraps, and it is asserted that white
furs will be extensively worn, this winter.
At all events, We are assured that the loud
vulgar leopard and tiger skins are banished
completely from every feminine wardrobe
for which all women of good taste should be
truly thankful.
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Unclaimed Letters

The following is a list of letters remaining
unclaimed in the Augusta post office for the
week ending Oct. 8, 1883:
LADIES Miss Dlnsse Besulieu, Mrs. s.
j. Clark, Mrs. Ella Coughlin. Miss Eunice
Fletcher, Mrs. Edward +. Gordon, Mrs.
Frances S. Littlefeld, Mrs. C. H. Mcclellan,
Mrs. Fannie Mckay, Miss Maudeste Martin,
Miss Caddie Rowell, Miss Saddle L. Sibbley,
Miss N. Sheldon, Mdm. Lea. st. PIERRE,
Sarah c. Taylor, Mdm. Aiiabeth Vogue,
Miss Eta Williams.
GENTLEMEN :-Capt. G. b. Alley, Charles
A. Brooks, James Buckley. Hon. J. II.
Brigham, Charles +. Connor. c l.. Carson,
Forest Davis, James Farr, Joseph Garant,
II. +. Gowell, Chas. Haskell, j. ID. Huuton.
Fred l.. Jones, Levi Kathan, G. l.. Matson.
r. W. Martin (2), c. N. Nash, Eugene
Worthing. Willie 5. Yeaton, Box ls2.
H. MASLEY, p. NJ.
The following resolutions were adopted a,
meeting of the Y. NJ. C. Association:
Whereas, G. Is Files, beloved brother
and faithful helper in our work, has re-
moved TO another field,
Resolved, That We the Young Mems
Christian Association, do greatly regret his
departure from our city. and exceedingly miss
his faithful service;
Resolved, That we do hereby express our
gratitude to Brother Files for his earnest
labors with US. and do pray Gods blessing
upon him in his new field of labor
Resolved, That these resolutions be printed
in the Daily kennebec Journal of Augusta
and copy of the same ( r Sarded to Brother
G. b. Files
(SgnedD ii. NJ. HALL,
Chairman Of Com.
X. b. MATHEWS,
General Secy.
Augusta, Oct. 8, 1889.
Honor to Whom Honor 10 Due.
SIDNEY, Oct. I. 1889.
Editors of Kennebee Journal:
In your report of Sidney fair Of last
week notice YOU give me special credit for
the success of our fair. 10 my judgment,
more credit is due the president and dIrec-
tors for their untiring energy. than to any
work of mine.
MARTIN l.. REYNOLDS.
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State of Maine.


kENNEBEC. ss.-superior Court. In vaea ion,
Augusta Oct. :, 1850.
Harriet +. Greedy. Lib't. Va. Oliver NJ Greedy.
VyPON the annexed libel, it is ordered by me- the
1 undersigned Justice of said Court, that notice
thereof be- given 10 the belee, by publishing an at
tested copy of the -ame abstract thereof, to-
gether with this order thereon. three week. sue
cessiyeiy in the kennebee Journal, newspaper
printed in Augusta in said county of kennebec the
last publication To be ~ days at least before the
ne xt term of said court, to be holden AT Waterye,
within and for said county of hennebeeo the secoud
Tuesday of November next, that he may then and
there appear in said court and answer to said it"i
WIN. P. wHITEHOrsE. J. s, C.
Abstract Of Iibell
The libelant alleges that abe married to the
said liheiee at Somerville in the state of Maine on
the 10th day Of May. lse9; that the
said libelant and libelee eohabited in this state
after their said marriage. that the libeant resided
In this state when the cause of divorce accrued
a. hereinafter set forth and had resided here in
good faith one year prior TO the date hereof thaf
the belant has ever been faithful 10 her mar
riage obligations, bat that the said libelee
has been unmindful of the same, that on the
srd day Of May. 1875, he utterly deserted the
libstanf without reaso able and has continued
SAID de,er oa for three consecutive years ne xt pr
or to the iling of this libel that being of sufficient
abiiity he has gro sy wantony and cruelty neg eet
ed and refused TO provide suitable maintenance for
your lihellent.
That two children have been born to them during
their said marriage. now living, viz Maud aged "
Wherefore she prays thar divorce from the bonds
Of mairinaony between herself and said libelee may
be decrecd.
And tn. libeIant further alleges that she has used
reasonable diligence to ascertain the present resi-.
dence OF said ibeee but is unable to do 30, and does
not know where IL is.
HARRIET +. GRIZZLY, Iibelant.
LINCOLN, S.. Sept 18th. iss9-The said libelant
made oath that the above allegation to the resi-
dence of the libelee is true.
Before me,
HOSEA GLIDDES,
Justice of the Peace
w. WHIrEHossE, atty. for Iib't.
A true COPY of the order ef notice, with abstract
Of libel. ATTEST: W. S.CHOA1E, Clerk
ioctgi5y2
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4 TOUGH caAaAcTEa.


Constable y. L. Roliiss II Cheisss osae
to the city yesterday to arrange for the Trial
Of one Vim. Carney for druskeseess q The
Soldiers Home.
Journal reporter happened into the
Judges once when Constable Rolliss sas
present and gathered the foilosing facts in
. some vi hat remarkable story.
Carney 10 man sboat sixty years Of sss,
10 . tall. powerful fellow Who will weigh
some 200 pounds, and is . most hardened
character.
Some years ago be became dead drunk one
bitter cold winters day and hid out sli night.
When found in the morning both hands we're
frozen sti6 down 70 the knuckies, and ali
the fingers on both hsnds we're obliged To be
smputatei. From that time 70 this Carney
has gone about In this manner. but despise
his MANNED condition he 10 still able to eie-
ysss the bostie with his old time ease.
For some time past be has been on . bad
EiweIi in bis room With pair Of heavy iron
Claws. such ~ are used 10 handling bales Of
cotton. These we're strapped To his wrists
He seemed to be cfaxed With drink and
struck at the doctor right and left, tearing
the clothing from him and scratching his
body in some places very deep. The doctor
defended himself for q time until he found
that Carney had serious intentions Of injaring
him, shen he rushed in on him and after
shutting OF his wind threw him TO the 4 ,or
While Elweli was after help to arrest the
man Carney came to and escaped. After
this occurrence Carney left the institution and
was not seen for some time.
Officers started in search for him and yes
terday Constable Rollins arrested him in the
woods near the home He was lying dead
drunk, face down 10 = pile Of stones and
rubbish when found and was perfectly un-
conscious. Bruises on his face showed that
he had evidently been on quite . tear and was
torn ont. He was taken to the guard house
and will be brought to the city this morning,
his trial taking place in Judge Andrews
office at 3 80 O'Clock. Some interesting par
ticulsrs Of \ life full Of crime may be ex-
pected