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The state herald., 1890-04-11

Under the heading s'BIsmark rs a
Hard Drinker." the Marshalltown
Times-Republlcan narratcs the cx-
pericncc of Il "promincnt" officer,
who ''rccently returned from Europe.
where he had occasion TO visit the
German chancellor and being invited
by him to partake OF some refresh
mcnts, took Il glass OF white liquor,
which almost choked him. while Bis
mark drank the stuff with the ease Of
an habitunl consumer. The prominent
officer was General Sheridan, and the
occurrence not Of recent date, but
happened in 1871, when the dead gen.
eral visited the German headquarters
in the Franco-Prussian war. Sheridan
told the stoy himself in one of the
magazines.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
r,r.ust.ee's sale,

M IHEREAS John A. j. Buck, Of the county
w of Weld md state Of Colorado, on tho
2lst day Of February, A. u. lss7, by his GER
t,in deed OF trust. of that ,intc, which Is re
corded In tile on'ce Of the County Clerk md
Recorder of Weld county Colorado, In
book "a, ut page lil. df Tho re,
cords OF said Weld county, conveyed
to job 4. Cooper Ms trustee, or In ease cf tho
denth, resignation, removal from ,he city of
Denver, or failure tc ret or other inability Of
SAID Cooper, then TO thct en- uc,lns sheriff
oil artpuhoc count y us successor In trust, tho
following described proper. :, s,tua'cin tho
county OF Weld, nov Ii tho county OF lhil
iipa. state OF Colorado, to.wit: ihc south
wcs: qnartcrlswt,l OF section thirty [sol
township. seven IA north, In range tort, 1.-TWO
1921 west, together with all water tights per,
tainint thereto In trust to secure the pay
nent of ,tcert,i, pronils,ory no;a of even
date With said dcatl Of trust, signed by said
Joha A. j. Buck, .gyabc to the cTl, r of
iiayGcn s. dickinson. nirec years after the
date thereof, for the pri.cipal sam Of i've
hundred collnrn lsi Of with intcres, semi
annually spar ccnt per nanunn.
And whereas, it.s provided IL, sal. deed OF
trust that In case OF default in payment Of
said nos. or any part thereof, or in.arcst
thereon, that said trustee should proceed
TO scll and disposc OF said premises In the
manner and for the uses and purposes pro
vidcd in said deed OF trust,
And, wlicron,, default has been .natc In
the payment Of the principal OF said note,
no pait thereof having been paid, and also
OF the interest.
Now, therefore. J, job 4. Cooper. trustee
| or In case Of death, rcsigna-hni, removal
from the city Of Icnv-'r, or fixture to net, or
other inability OF sald cooper. then i. Elias
X. Garton, shcrIf of Arapahoc county. az
nfcrcs i'd, willon the soth day OF April. a
ID. 1850. ut the fremont street door of the
court hon c In Denver. In the county Of
Arapahoc. and state OF Colorado. ut tho
hour OF y o'clock, noon, sell the above lie
sciibcd property for the highest and best
price the same VIII briLg in cash ut public
auction, to pny the snid note, with nil Inter.
est, charges, ns well as the costs and cNpcns.
rs OF this trust.
JOB y, COOPER, trus:ec.
ElIAS Il. BARTON, successor in trust,
liarst Insertion March . ia is.o.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
i:is en-.

The transition from long, la gsrlng and
alniul sickness in ruhnu, health marks nn
ppcll IN the lifcuf the individual such .
'mhrLablc event h treasured IN the mem
~ and tie agency whereby tbs good health
"a been miain,d Il gratefully blcsscd.
cncr II Is That - much Is t,Ard In praise
Z Electric llliicrA 80 nnnr feel lbey ow"
rii fe,iuraiinn 10 health, io Ike use NJ tho
rat Airnilyr nni r"ne. u ,oa are
unb-i win any disease of Hl'inoys,
iy.f ~ stomach, of long ~ short standing
NJ viii surely dnd relief hy use of Ehc.
lie Iillicrs. Sold N BE and 81 per ",ilc
81 ci.y drug stone.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

The Legislature Of ohio having clos.
cd ont Scnator.hIp to gentleman
In ncirhhoring State with y large
pockcthouk no one viii H. surprised at
any freak they nlny pcrpctratc. They
may mn The lines Of Congressional
districts ten miles ont of course u
take In a choice line Of saloons. clcr,
Presidential electors by Congressional
districts, and amusr themselves In
amy way they choose, but what the,
do should hc done speedily. 1'hcll
time is short.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
chastio mortgage sale.

kJoilcc l. hereby given ihst hy virtue of .
~ certain fhntirl mortgage da'cd tch. stl
80, signcd by John A. \, l-om ~ guardial
of Flank 4. +, johnson and given 10 sucur'
the payment Of III. sum of slil, 0l ani Int,
rest the conditions OF which mortgsg,
iayr bcrr broken ami snld sum Of money
md Interest thereon has thereby hreon,
tue ard payable.
Vow. thereto e. Nc. the undersigned will
IN saturday the isth Lay OF April \ u iso
4 iiir hour of 4: O'Clock. y M ufrr for,al,
I puhlis Ycniur To- the hig'ics. hdtcr 70,
ash the following property to.wit'
one hlaeh iio %" ,r1rs old, weight lo1-.
onr hay mare years OH weight 1909.
on. toin hriicF Year. Did.
one hull call year. o,d,
ihc kr. stone rornpiantrr with chcekiowcr
one SIT i0lhlc harness
ono klId rod brrPkiuR plow
aid sale VIII be- held In front of the posl
,1ic. 10 llolyokc Colorado.
y. ERieHtps. riHisr wrsrnsnERG, T.. 4
ARspN ,nnd CilAs 4. j rSsoN.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
BY the Governor.
JAMES RICE, Secretary Of State.

According to an act of our last lcgis-
lature the 3rd Friday in April of cIch
year shall he set apart and known as
Arbor Day, to be observed hy the
people Of this State in the planting
of forest trees. The day, as above
designated, shall be a holiday in all
public schools. Officers and teachers are
required to have the schools under
there charge observe The day by plant
ing Of trees or other appropriate e&-
efciscs,
In pursuance of the above, and
with the desire, that Phillips County
shall take an active part in carrying
out the requirements OF this provision,
desire that each school in the coun-
ty. in session at that tine, observe
the day in some appropriate manner.
Where grounds have been prepared,
let trees be planted which will not
only bcautify the school grounds Dit
will bc Il means of giving instruction
TO our young people along Il line that
win prove 10 he Of great value to
them as citizens of this state, where
our forests and groves are to bc plant
cd and made by ourselves. y program
| and order of exercises has been pre-
pared by our State Supt. together
with appropriate selections, for the
proper celebration of that day. Teach
ers desiring copy please call at my
Office.
Chas. b. Timbcrlakc.
County Supt.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

GOVERNOR HILL had to use about
10, 900 words In stating his objections
to the ballot reform bill. He might
have reduced his message to the limit
Of a 25-ccnt night message as follows:
"To the Senate: Tho ballot reform
bill is herewith returned without my
approval because / am Democrat
DAVID BENNETT HILL.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

With regard; to the introduction OF
the industry In this Country, tho most
succ essful experiment thus far has
been on our western coast, but Mr.
Almy is Of the opinion that various
sections north Of Mason and Dixon's
line, like eastern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, with their long Indian
present all the conditions
to produce the sugar beet to perfec-
ton. The regions thus designated rs
especially favorable to this industry
are doubtless no better than the
eastern portion of Colorado where the
sugar beet has been to some extent
cultivated with the most satisfactory
results. So far as climatic conditions
are concerned, eastern Colorado is un-
questionably as well favored as cast
ern PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey.
All the facts regarding the develop
mcnt of the sugar beet industry are
of character to encourage Its intro
dnction in this country.
The growing of beets is not only
profitable in itself, having averaged
the farmers Of Caliafornla, engaged
In 1t, over eighty dollars per acre,
but IL is a good thing for the soil.
The beet root says Mr.. Almy, as a
biennial plant, enters readily into ro-
tation with annual plants, and with
those plants TO exhaust the soil. II
precedes barley, wheat, rye and oats
and prepares the soil in a marvellous
manner for cereals, the subsequent
fertilization of which prepares the
soil for the beet.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Robert q. lnacroll expresses his
Wow OF President liarrlson.s admins.
tintion thnsi "l am about like the
woman II, the revival meeting who ant
lherv, ptlm aud dcmurc, with her
little handkerchief folded up and
lying In her lap when ron,c-onn como
up 10 her mud sald, Sister do you love
Jc.usY She stralghicncd mp ~ little
aud after n minute replied. We'll,
tlial'sn strong expression TO use. hut
| can sa, this, I've nolhin' ngln
him. ."--Ea.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

There II trouble IN the "lienyens" 10.
Gently inaugurated NJ Rockford, ills,,
by the lmpusicr. Schcyemfrulh. one
nf his converts concluded thal II the
leader Of the movement could mas.
qucradc ~ the Savior Of mankind,
She could go him one better and boldly
came out announcing that she WIS
Eve, the mother ~ the human race.
For her presumption she has been
east out 0f ''llunyrD."
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Phillips county, the northeast county
but one in Colorado will this year have
twenty-five thousand acres OF wheat,
the bulk of seed is now In the ground
There will be grain sufficient In Phil
lips County for or 3 mills in 'o2. The
soil is cminently adapted to wheat
growth. LEROY. REPUBLICAN,
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Editorial.
Arhor Day ProcIo NATION.

In pursuance Of the law passed by
the last general assembly that tile third
Friday Of April Of each year be set
apart and known MS ".Arbor Day" |
hereby designate aud proclaim Friday,
the 18th day Of April. 1890, 10 he obs
erved as .irbor day in Colorado, and 1
earnestly advise that the people regard
it by planting trees, shrubs aud vines
in and about public grounds and pri-
vate property. 1t is hoped that special
attention will be given in our schools
10 the dissemination of knowledge
respecting tree culture as affecting our
climate, health and future prosperity:
also that interest be awakened not
only in the planting of trees hut in the
care and preservation of our forests by
preventing their wanlon and careless
destruction.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused TIN. great
seal of the Stale tobe affixed this 10Th
day of March, IN the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and nine
ty.
Jon A. COOPER.
BY the Governor.
JAMES RICE, Secretary Of State.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

hate the weeping pessimist that's allus
tnlliln' blue,
An raIn,in' M his troubles with II ccmo-
iery hue:
lie never sees rainbow, but nllus secs
n cloud,
An tries 10 throw IL ovcr everybody like
shroud.
lie pounds away at Nil he meets an tries to
make 'em think
That his has been the btteres; Of bitter
iregs 10 drink;
lie tells You that hi, trouble is an over
pm'rin' curse,
An never stops 20 reason illat II
Nigh,
Re
Worse.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
IruStea's SlIa.

{AyIlERi:AS John j. Topping. of the coun.
Wv ~ of Logan md state of Colorado, Oh
the eth day uf August, \ u. 1857, by his Ger
tain deed OF trust OF that date. which is re-
corded in the Office Of the County tscrk and
Recorder of Logan county, Colorado. in book
II, Mt plge ~, of the records OF
said Logan couty
conveyed to JobA. Cooper rs trustee, or
In case Of the death, resignation, removal
from the city ,f Denver, or failure to act, or
other inability Of said Cooper. then to the
then acting sheriff of Ara,ahoc county AS
property, situate In the county Of Logan
now Ia the county o, Phillips State oil Col.
oraIc, to.wit: The northeast quarter
,nc = OF section Twelve tis) Township eight
80 north, OF range forty.thrcc ,l3, west I:
together With all water rights pertaining
hereto, In trnst TO secure ihr payment OF -
ssftain proinis-ory note OF even uato with
sai'l deed Of trust. sig icl by said JOHN j.
Topping, payable to the order Of Hayden \
Dickinson three years nft-r the date thereof,
fo. the principal slu OF flvc hundred and
atty nollars taioi. with Interest semi annual
iy ut per cent per anuum.
And whereas, Il was provided In said deed
sh>t VI ufiaili ti
-aid note, Or any part thereof or Interest
thereon, that said trustee should proceed
20 scli aai dispose of SAID premises In the
.i,nnncr anl for the ua's nnd pnrpo5cs pro
,idcd In said dec,' OF Irist.
And whereas, default has been mndr ia
the payment OF til. Interest on said note. by
reason of which the legal holders of said
Gotrs under the provisions of the sall trust
Iced have clccisi 10 declare nnd haycdcclar-
I'd b-t,i principal n.i iatrrcs; TO be due
md payable.
Now. Therefore, |. Jcb i. Cooper, trustee. or
IN case of i'oa II, resignation, removal from
The city of ncnv.r. or failure TO act. or other
inability OF said r'- per. 'hen Elias u. bar.
ton. slirrir q arapahoe county, rs aforesaid
viii. on the 3cili dsy OF April, y. b.. lso. Il,
The fremont street door OF the conrt house
Ia Denver, In the county 9f Arapahoc and
The STATE vi { dorado. at the hour OF u
O'Clock, noon, sell the above described pro
prriy for the hiEie.i a'd best price the same
wili bring In cash ri public auei N. TO puy
n said uo;c, with all interest chsrges ~
Tcll Tvs the costs ard ,Np.Es OF this trust.
jon \. COOPER. Trustee.
EIfASR. BARTON. Success in Trust
first ins'fiion March -, iso.l
The state herald., 1890-04-11

President Harrison receives all sorts
Of queer gifts. Ono Of the latter Is a
razor from Il New York firm, named
"Thc President" 1t will not super
sede the administrative axe however.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
rlrki.nN,s AnNicA sALAr

The best salyr Ia the wrrld for Cuts,
'iiis,r. surcs, tlcffr, Salt l,hcrn, Fever
ores. letter, chapped Hands, ChlIblalns
nrus, Rnd MI skin Eruidinnf, and po-i
yely curcs Plies, or nu i'ny required. II b
,nnrrantrcd Ia giyc lericc, satisfaction, or
aunc, refunded. Price - cents per bos
~ sale By city drug Thorc.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
} \. McBETiI. Register
lrir.trul.:icnt.on Anrli n
tEurql1l lar Pahliran1f,

Hul.cI igr Publication.
Eguit O!fr- RI Ia Yer tuo
Aprii ~. i1n
NJourN Il hrr,hy i:lyen iiiht TIC following
~ unnicd -"ttipF hs- MED ne.i,ss oi hi. in
Hnprnft of his AM, nHd that said prapi
s.ilI Ia undc heforr lircicfk of tho eountS
court of Yuma rOunty, Colorado, NJ lurnt
Colorado, on Mny nth isO, tigi
HENRY y, EvhSs.
ild. l.. 20. igisi. for thrs " ar. uf zee. 4;
sovn north, ~ Inng" 10 w"rtof pm,
lie names the following gitnc. 1vs t.
prove al- ronilnr0n r.sii-nc" upUH. ant
cultivation al, sdd land. tiki
John ~. ifcknri. .cf iiulyasu Colorado
sherman lioilehbrck. ="
ios''nh u. s1ocsh., !" " Eciluy
nrnfN " 'hnrhnis,i,"
= \. ncnLTii, Register
The state herald., 1890-04-11
mrs. publication March ID

NuiiCa fur -FubliGailnn.
Land onltc'r, Denver Colo.
Nareh ~, lssO.
NIotice IL hereby givtn That the following
IN named settler has filcd notice IL hsr In
lion to commute mud Ike iinal proof In
support of her Claim, and that said proof
court & Phillips county, Colo ado, at liol'
y.k:, Colorado, on. apisl 70 lsh.Ni
TINA H. SHERMAN.
II. T.. No. llt.0. To- the ne = see 81, twps II,
in range s3 W, OF @ T. VI.
shc names inefollowing witnesses TO prove
ncr oontinuoi,. residence upon, and cuitiNn-
tton Of, said land, viz:
Whccicr Webster, CT Amherst oloraGo.
Hilton u. Copp. :, =,
Archie Enttcrncld, :, -
John RieharnsoH, -
IA. McIETli, Register.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
,rlr-, publ 6. ,ion ,prn I.
Ncurr for Publication

Zane Ofiicc ~ beaver, Colo.
Apiil III, IIo.
Notice it hrsehy given That the Following
~ ratt,ca settler has filed not!c. VI his Ia
iention Z" inHkr iinnl proof In support nf
his claim, aud mat saii proof viii he mnd'
before the clerk Of the county court VI ihil
lips con lty, Colorado, AZ iioiyosc Colorado,
on MAY 10Th isn, Nisi
GEORGE ". NIL,
u. 5. a:0-9 for III. II and SC :, of So ar s"''
aud ne :, of nc qr sec tap 0 u l. rang,
~ " Of d y ni.
his continuous ie-idenc" upon. unl cultivn-
sion OF, said labd, via;
i.uiof1 r,dcn, OF iIoiyukc, Colorado
urorgi ~ barbour " '' -
JohI 4. j. nncA
Jamc- Walker ("
J A. NrpETIG, Register.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
q. q N. n. TIME GARD.
airst publication on March 7th

NntiGa inr. .Fuhlicattnn,
1nnu Office ut pcnver, Cello.
Mnrch y, 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
~ numed settlrr has flied notice OF his in
ten;ion to nuke fnM proof In support of his
Jorn the clerk OF the district court oi
1riillips county, Colo, Mt lioiyokc, colo, on
April 18Th, ls.0. viz;
.iOHN w. GoRioS.
u. :. No. 1851 for the 9, of ne,3 and pis OF
rsi. sec :! twp IN in range "a " of q y IN.
lie namcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rcsidcnca upon and eaitivn-
ton of said land, viz;
sinds +. Jensen, OF bryant Colorado.
Perr.rinc J. pcnpster. Of Iiolyokn :,
isaiah Tho npson, of ilrya,if
Charles LainGfftcd. Of ltpiyultc -.
J. a. McBETH, Register.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
ifirst publication April ~
NutiCe Tor Fuhlicat On
Iund Office nj Denver Colo.

NCuCB lcr 1uglEal III
Land Oficc nt Denver Coin.f
lipi!i isf. i-b,
Notice L. hereby given that the follow In
~ named settler hss Gls d notice Of his In
t-ntiun 10 coininntr nli make final proof 1t.
support Of his cirin. and that -.,ii I.Tcoi
wifi bs made bcforr the cvrk of the coaniy
court Of Phillips county Colorado. Mt Hoi
yoke. Colorado, on May ltih ls.o. Viz:
ISAAC y. RORY,
III No. 1885. for the nv tIr sec % tw,, n
In snngc q " cf 6 y IN.
ale nnin,'s the following yifnes-en tn prove
his continuous residence upon. and cnl,ivn
tlon Il. said land, viz;
tycrrl. l. AInalcr. of iiolyokrs Colorado.
John y. Wolfe, "
sherman Peterson, "
George ". Huffman,
ia. ncssIIi, Rrf-istcr
The state herald., 1890-04-11

The Southern States are kept bus,
Just now looking up the shortage ol
their several State Trcasurcr's. Mis-
slsslppi aud Missouri and now Mary.
land have followed each other so rap
Idly that we can hardly keep up with
them in our limited space.
The last one Is that rock-rlbbct
Democratlc State. Maryland. that ha,
Just been gerrymandcrcd by that part,
so as to prevent the Republicans from
ever clecting even u justice-of-thc
peace. The shortage Is very large, IL
fact so large that they have not beer
able 10 estimate IT yet. 1t Is reported
that II cannot fall short of six hun
drcd thousand dollars.
This being considerably larger thar
the usual amount nnly goes to prove
that Mr. Archer. the Treasurer, Is !:
better Democrat. handsomer. NOR,
h,ghtoncd aud more ..loncstn than
the usual run Of Southern State.
Treasurcr's.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
Chas. b. Tinilcrlalic.
County Supt.
CITY SCHOOLS,

Our public schools are preparing an
entertainment for Arbor day. The
programme furnished by the Snperin-
tcndenl OF public instruction will he
carried out in full. except the planting
Of trees. All parents and all others
interested in school work, are cordially
invited Exercises will begin II. 1880
p. NJ, April 18th. S. &. DuLEY
PRINCIPAL.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
Worse.

TIuE President finds II hard 10 suit
all classes. Herr. for instance, Is 81.
John, who says "liarrison's admins
iatlun is rum-soaked failure" Some
Of the other fellows complain Of 'thc
absence of all the llulds that cheer at
the White House: aud now bobs up
Senator Ncst, who rcmarl,s: This
administration Is eunecaietl mass oI
mcanncss. People viii begin to love
the President for the kind Of cncndrs
he has made.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Edison says: "l'hc existence Of a
personal God, an intelligent Creator,
can to my mind almcst be proved
from chemistry,
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Let the republicans OF Colorado
have anearly state convention, that
the campaign may he long and CORE
spondingly aggressive.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
lrirsi publication March 81
NutiGs inr Puhliusiinn.

Land office ut Denver Colo.
M:lrca i,;h, iSO
Notice II hrrrby p'.yCn that the following
~ named settler hts iilcd notice OF hi, In
frntion TO niakc nnai communication proof In
support of his claiu, aud that said prof VIII
br iiindc bcforr the ci-sk-of the district court
Of Phillips unity, tv'ors'tio. at liol!ohc.
colorado. on Muy 2,th lTt, VIZ:
ALICE NJ. CtLLiCAN, formerly Mice y.
COLLIER. II. l.. i.1is,. for the ne ur ssc -.
twp sn, range 10 ~ I y. m.
He names ihr follow luz witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, -.i'e -;silt',n
tion ff. said land, Via:
OSWALD IIsrzig. OF I!olyokc. colorado.
John W. wash, :, :" :.
tyru- T.. Waugh. :, -
David rton, , ;, =,
The state herald., 1890-04-11
True ChiValry.

GOVERNOR GoRDoS Of Georgia, last
Friday appointed a man by the lame
of Cowan ms whipping boss for the wo-
mans camp Of prisoners employed mt
broGmmaklng under the convlct.lease
system. What has become of the toas,-
ca chiyalry ut Georgia when the
handsome, courteous Governor Gordon
finds II eXpcdient 10 appoint II man MS
whipping boss IN camp Of women pris-
oners! When such things are report
ed from far of Siberia, without waiting
for proof, the American people rise up
in Indignation to abuse the inhumanity
of the Car. But what shall be said
Of the same system When 1t has the
sanction OF law in Que Of the United
States. and whipping bass" receives
his commission from the hands of II
Governor who represents TINT class Of
Southern men who nee opposed 10 nj.
lowing women to work for fear Of soil.
ingthcir pretty hands OF plantingwripk.
els OF their white browse
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lrirs, publication slordh n.
wv i-SG ibA 4dbiil- etAGi4i
Land oI,cc Mt Denver. Colo.
Nnrch ~, lEO.

NntiCa tur public atiun.
Land ol,cc nj Denver. Colo.
March ~, 1850.
NIotictis hcri liy. given tint the following
~ nanied settler has He'd notice of Ills in-
.vntIon TO niakcalpal picuf In support OF his
claim, and thai said proof vii bt inndc Ml-
lips county, Colo, at lio., h'oAColo., on May
s0th, iSO, VIZ: IN. "a
u, $. No. 300, for thcs NJ. Twp =
II, range ~ ". of 9th y ~. q eovc
lie hnmcs the following witHttivn' ~ owe
his continuous residence upon NJ esaNn'
Matthew ". Yaplc. ef I.clyokc, cel. sdo.
john ". Wash, >, - n
tdwnld WilEon, ', ),
ia, s:oi.h1'i, r,gi ,e
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Bismark the private citizen, con
tinucs to be a good deal Ola power in
European politics.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
lun n. coopEn. ,rrs;pe.

ELIAS Il. BARToN, successor in trus,
lf!rst iiscrt.on March ia is.6.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
jon \. COOPER. Tru.,,

EIiAS II. BARTON. snccc.. in Trust
first in>'riion March -, i-o.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-09
Ex-Priest BOYLE acquitted.

A special dispatch to the Baltimore
Sun says: 'Ex-P1iest J. j. Boyle, Of
the Church of the Sacred Heart,
Raleigh, F. c., was acquitted Satur-
day night of charge of assaulting
Miss Geneva Whitaker, aged seven
teen years, a member Of the congre-
CATION of which Boyle was assistant
pastor. This was the second trial OF
the case. In the first one Boyle was
found guilty and was sentenced to be
hanged. He appealed to the Supreme
Court of North Carolina, and was
granted the trial which ended in a
verdict of not guilty. Evidence was
introduced Saturday tending to show
that cries for help from a person IN
Boyle's room could be heard in the
church. Miss Alice Upchurch testi-
fed that she was in the church while
Miss Whitaker was in Boyle's room,
and that she heard no calls for help.
There was great audience in the
court room. Boyle was calm and
collected and employed much of his
time reading newspapers. Messrs:
T. C. Fuller, George H. Snow and
R. H. Battle presented the case for
the defense, while Solicitor Argo
closed for the State. The jury retn-
ed shortly before ten O clock, and after
two hours deiberation returned the
verdict Not guilty. In spite Of the
Judges order there was 3 wild burst
of applause from hundreds of throats
in the crowded court room at the an
nouncement of the verdict, and this
was kept up for five minutes People
crowded around Boyle and congrat-
ulated him heartily. Then they be-
gan to call on him for speech, but
his leading attorney mounted a table
and loudly announced that Boyle
would not make a speech. He went
Immediately back to jail, where he
remained till Father Charles, OF the
Church of the Sacred Heart, came for
him in a carriage and took him to the
rectory as his guest.