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Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
n AUNTSvMLLE.

Mrs G. H. Dean Is spending a couple f weeks with her sister, Mrs Lloy' tray, at Bridgeport, Conn ........F Ere Kingsley of Pittetield. Mass called o'
 ..lAtives iu this place last week .. Al will be pleased to hear that Il E Weth- erell, who has been very Ill with Hril .t his home in Bridgeport, Is now sbl' Ca be out of do,'rs and is rapidly inpruv- ing. ....... Clarence Hillyer If EAston, Penn.. is spending little time witt relatives here. Mrs Hunt sn,, iaug inter, whose nome was recently d.. >troyed by fire, are now pleasantly dom- icil.-d in part of J. H Aake's hous. where they ~ill remain through tn. winter Our sick ones are improving
 Misses Belle Judd and Mary Bsbcock usve been quite sick, but sre much bet ter. Mrs onel lon Dean WAS called hss rily last week to Plttsfi Iii to attend hei
 iaughtsr-in-lsw, Mrs Wm Desn, wh, ass seriously ill At last account sh, MAS much better. Fred Deau has bee, quite ill aud We hear he Is not yet abl. ,s be cut .... Peter Mansfield of Wes,
 hartford wa- tue guest nf his sister, Mrs J. M. Page for few days.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
CO RN " ALR~.

The grip has . strong hold on man, f the inhabitants of our town c. E Wilcox has partly recovered from II ~mbiued ~lth the qniusy aud Is qnit. sick. Dr King of Kent attends her ... An abstract from the registrars rep'r, .hows 27 births, 10 marriages and 26 iesths iu the year 1891. or the death
 here were l4 males and l2 females. 6 were under 1 year. 3 from to 10 l
 rom 10 to 20. 2. 20 to 30. 1. 30 to 40 l 50 to 50. 2. 60 to 70, 4. 70 to 30. ? S0 to 90 PeopIe are begiuniug [" Ii sh-ir ict houses, The ice is from $ tn : ,p shes in thickness. The Village Im pavement Soci-ty has placed 6 lamp l Tue "pines Que was much nee,ie' here, but it needs one more to make 1T .ll right. ... The loug agony of the SUI ,~tween Cornwall and Warren is at ls-
 Yer. and las far as the acquisition of all
 tber inhabitsnt goes) Cornwall VOL. for VIC gut Pntchar,i. aud got hlm fur good We have noticed several state nents of late in the papers of con- ,ition of affairs In our town winch ex ,sts only Iu the imagination of tb. 'riainators of said statemeuts' IL hs> b--en stated that the town voted $500 [. make special repairs on highways an
 That 1t WAS not properly recorded et'
 he recor,is of the town ara open for .'ubllc iuspecti, aud we thick tha
 any one, who cares to look and se-', vii Ii ld that the doiugs of the last to~i meeting are correctly recorde,i, an ttiey can iu,iye for thems<alyss wheth.-, he Vote passed pr not. The town clerk the servant of the town can only r- port the doiags If the meetlng and thu people eau judge from them whs' uotions aud resolutions sre passed.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
LA X RvILLR.

Ed Bartrsm is confined to the be, with sickness. He nss lately had tn. grip and ever since has felt unwell.
 Dr Knight commenced to fill hIs ic. house last Thursday. Abram Martin and Wm B. Rudd commenced today and others are getting req ly to cut ic. on our lake It is reported the ice l. tight inches thick and of good quality
 Albert Martin of Hartford Is her, spending few days with his brother Depot Agent Thomas Martin, and many frieuds.
 Ed Stuart was seriously cut ou bis legs, last Friday noon, while slidinp down hill from the school house He ran into team. which vas drawing s load of brick and could not get ont of his way quick enough. Dr Bissell WAS called and took several stitches in the cuts. which were about five inches long and quite deep The last report is that Ei is doing we'll. It Is reported that Ei exclaimed when he was picked up after the accident, Tt might have beer worse, I'm glad the sled Is not broke Just what boy would think of tirst
 The sad news came here Saturda, that Mrs F. w. C"ffiug died that morn. ing after Q lingering sickuess at her home in Salisbury.
 Last Thursday, ss Mrs Polly Reed wss walking along the sidewalk near tn. R R bridge, a double ripper came along and knocked her down. Forum stely she did not get hurt. Boys, it is dangerous to coast on the sidewalk. Our village authorities ought to provide place for children to coast on.
 Rev b Phillips was called suddenly to the bedside of his sister early last week. who was very low at thai lime with pneumonia in Ulster Co, N ' Mir Phillips returned home las, Thursday and reports his sister out oi danger.
 The sad news came hera last Satur isy that H c. Vinegar. formerly pro prietor of the Wonousco House, died At the home of one of his daugbt--rs 1t Missouri, early last week and thai his wife died four days previous to that Mrs Nelson Landon on Town Hill ha. been very low with the grip, but is re ported out of danger now.
 A number of our fishermen went Ash ing on Long Pond lsss week Port Spy ter caught 25 nlce pickerel and Free Pulver Ia, and others were equally sue | cessful.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
w EST CORNWALL.

Mir Robert Pierpont of New Haven -pent Sunday with his brother, Rev John Pierpont
 Miss Nellie Rogers commenced the winter term of school in the west dis trict last Monday.
 H. c. Hart attended the tenn perance meeting at Bridgeport last Wednesday and Thursday.
 John Wood has been with friends in New York the past week.
 Mrs Fl W Perkins of Hotchkissville IS visiting here for a short time.
 Harry Sedgwick, Esq, of Cornwall Hollow, Is jast out, after a severe attack pf the grippe
 L. J. Nickerson, Esq was in New York on business last week.
 8. R Scoville has been on 6 visit to Stamford recently.
 It's leap yearl Now let everyone of Adsm's fair daughters send their "Adonis" " one of those charming val "ntines now on exhibition at the jewelr tore They re regular ''heart crushers'' and just the thing for ..92"
 Miss Edith Dean IS i'll with the grip and unable to teach school the present. week.
 The cossting has been fine and we'll improved the past week. The ice crop looks dubious yet.
 Mrs c. E Baldwin and son Eiward. are expected home from Montreal this week.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
nH kREl FAD.

The speaker at Memorial Hall last Friday evening before the Friendl, Uuiou was Rev E B Hlllsrd of Conway. ,lsss subject, "Life among the Gov
 nys." The lecture WAS much enjoyed
 picy, and interesting all through, II being the story of pers"nsl .Iperiene among them. The funeral of Mr. Morris Conway was attended Mon Is, forenoon, also the funeral of Mrs David Mullen Monday afternoon of this week ... Last week Wednesday the fun-rs service of Mrs b W. Crippen of Mer ideu, Ct, formerly of Shef6sld. was neld at the Methodist church here, con ducted by Rev B c. Warren. ..... Mrs Jo.ish Smith, who has been iu town at Nj. J Smiths the psst three months went to New York last week to visit her daughter. =. A whist party WAS given last week Wednesday. at the residenc. of George Peck; about 40 were present.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28

nT>TRIcT of sharon. ss. Probate Court A( January zSd. 1892.
 E-ta'e of Juia Lord late of sharon in said istrict,
 Upon Application of Char es l.. Prindle oi aid Sharun pra,in that an instrument in Nrtiing IurIOrting 10 be ih- lsst will Aud tss- amsui aud cu-iicl of sad Iu ia Lord d. ctss-- i may b provd. Sppr v.-i allowed snd ad- uitted 10 prdate as I-'r aI,p cation on hle n"re ful ' appestts. it Is
 ORDERED that said application he heard tud deter mined nt ths. probate. ofn . ln Shar- iu said dis rict "n th. day ,f February D. 1892, al 10 a'clock m th. forenoon and hal nutic.. b' given ',f the Ieu,i-nc. ot said tLp iysiion and the tiu- and pltc- ,f h.-ar .g thereon, bv publishing the same twice iu .ume n..w sIaIrr having a circulation iu sad i~trict, and by costing cory thereof on th.. pubic Sign-Ipost in the town of ShArpn iu said ,iIs rict. a,sd by mailing to e.ch of the low ug named persons M their respective post- office addr-s~.'s enclosed in I, 't -Is,id wrap pet certified copy of this order 10 wit-To Id ard Pribdle uf Uieb,sa, Vernon Go, Wis lte,t Priudls Harriet Prindle. Caroline l'rh de and SS bil ltartu all of Hnruell~yille. Sew York. My ron Prindle. Clark Prindl.,, dark Prinde, sarah Powers. Heuiistts Be-.ry ll of Lahcaster, Ohi', and Ju'ia Lamb fl hansss ity, Missouri. A' lts,s six days pre- ,ious to the date of said hearing.
 A. N. GARD, Judge. certified by Willard Baker, Clers.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
CLAY TOy

The house of John Decker has been, virtually. a hospital for the last two ur ahree weeks Mrs ID, ck-r died on Thursday st the age of 5 years. The funeral WAS at the chapel on Sunday
 Rev Dr E Idly of Canaan conducted the -..rvices. Burial, at Sheffi-Id. Mir D. cker is & very sick man now He did
 nt know of his wIfe's death until the ,sy of her funeral Mrs Jacob Decker ,nes not yet leave her room. The other members af she family were able tn at md the funeral Much sympathy l.
 xpressed for them in their great sfflic- lon. Mrs Decker seemed to be devoted Q her family, self sacrificing, generous, kind and sympsthlzing n-ighbor. and
 he large attendance at the funeral and
 he many tear-tilled-eyes showed that he immediate relatives were not the. nnly mourners- Dr Eddy's r'narks sere very appropriate and comforting.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
GREAT HARRINGTON.

News in this town has been very Ncsrce since J .nusry lst. A large mum O-r of people are ill and there IS general depression In business.
 Tue Parish Aid s scisty have their au- rual turkey dinner the evening of Feb ruary II.
 rns funeral of R ,xsuua Rood D-land, the mother of Cashier F. N Drlsud. who died st PIttsfield Jan, IT. age,i 7S rook place iu this village last week Wednesday afternoon. The burial was Iu Mahsiws cemetery.
 Milk farmers in the west part of this town have obtained Ice ten inches thick at Long Lake. the past week.
 IL Is no crrdit bnt rather disgrac- to this town that the common schools should cluse tomorrow afternoon after session of oply fur weeks. Tn school committe held s meeting last week and after casting up the bills found that the aunusl appropriation would be used up with this week. Tuis Is the result of a mesu policy adopte,i At the la t annual town meeting wh, re,, by the appropriation WAS reduced t.' the extent of $500 The High school and the grammar school. where the teachers are paid by the year, will con- tinue the usual time.
 Mrs Golf !, widow of the late Fred-r- ick C. offi .. who was stricken with par Al, sis week before last, died Sunday aged about 62. The body has beeu taken to Nantucket for burial beside MT Coffin. Tue deceased was a Miss McArthur of Nantucket.
 James Blri. teacher at Sehgwick I"ssitute, who has been quite ill witt Influepza, has recovered.
 A ne- association of O Id Fellows WAS organized Tuesday evening.
 Seth Sheldon. fsther-in law to Law. yer A c. Collins, has been i'll for over \ week at his home on Castle Hill.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
H. V. M. A.

A meeting Of the Housatonic Valley
 Methodist ministers association will b.. "eld at Great Burlington, Tueslsv, feh. 9, 1892. Morning session, 10 30 'usiness. II % Sermon. A. J. Tolrs; t-rnate, Thomas V.alie. Critical rv. lew "f the sermon. Afternoon session. % A review of '.The Present State of 'he Methodist Episcopal Church. " |. B. Crnss Criticism of the essay. % The K latinn of the Pastor to th,. Ynuup People e'sSnrieties of th. Church. " !. M. Y"ss-r. Discussion of the essay {.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
FALLS VILLAGE.

Twenty-three tickets were sold &: -ts,,on for w. B. Halls excursion last 
 tiSe of Egbert Finkle's family have +en sick; four of his children at one ime with the measles. Fortunes come ingly but misf"rtunes never.
 Selectmsn Stephen Brigner has been confined to the house with the grip for couple of weeks, but Is now able to he nt again. Ralph Butler has been ill with the same complaint for several weeks Fred G. Dean has been oontin- rd to his h ,use with the grip for some three weeks.
 Miss La Decker has been sick with the measles. Charles Csprou was taken Il with the measles at Millertou last week. which delayed his return h.ra
 The office of tue Brifg-p'rt D .ily Union. of which Fred A. Bartlett, for n-rlv of this village, and Charles Ocsin. .re proprietnrs. the first named being .litor. WAS burned out one day lat se-k, and only 8 portion of the type WAS saved The luss was cnvered .by insurance. They found a room how ever the next day and the paper WAS published as usual Fred h.s sls !, in .,nnrction with the newspaper business. l1ite lucrative law practice.
 1. P. Hornbeck and Miss Anna Bel ,her will launch their matrimonial argue at Rondont, N. Y Wednesday. Ian 27 R-v Frank J. Relch-r. brother f the bride, will perform the ceremony. ,fter which they will take a short trIp md then return to their accustomed .vocaiions
 Wolfe's cornet band, which has bee. ehearsing for few weeks past, will i've grand entertainment in every way worthy of that organization. Frids, vening, Feb 18th. at Citiz-ns hall Duets. solos. qnartets and vocal music nter largely ints the progrsm. They will appear that night for the first tim u public ln their handsome uniforms | hlue and gray aud, If tue weather Is 'ropitinus, s full house is assurei; E" my vour tickets early for choice of seats.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
Tuesday, Jan. 96

The Tangier trouble is entirely settled The Kabyles are quiet, and H. M. S. Thur derer has gone to Gibraltar.
 It has just been discovered that no less than forty detectives are at present engaged in England by the Russian embassy endeav- bring to hunt down refugee nihilists.
 The friends of Mrs Osborne, the heroine of the pearl and diamond robbery, have paid the firm of Spink, jewellers, the ES5o which was given by that firm for Mrs. Hargreaves jewels
 Major O. O. Howard received cablegram yesterday announcing the death in Rome of his brother, Rev. Dr. Rowland Bailey How ard, secretary of the late International Peace congress which was held in that city.
 Frank Simons, who was to have been tried at Winston, Conn, for bigamy, has disappeared. Simons married two young Connecticut girls within & year. He WAS arrested two weeks ago, but was too i'll to be removed from his home. When the ofi- cers called for him be was missing.
 Sanford Tanner, who died st Albert Lea, Minn., worth over $500 ooO, was noted as a victim to sharpers. and learned nothing by experience. he has been feeced by the gold brick scheme, the green goods game and nearly every form of confidence swim de, having lost in this manner at least ESQ OO0
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
Coi.KBR0

Ice of good quality and nine inches nick Is now being secured .. Phiuea- l. Peck, the oldest mau in town, died a>t week at his hume at Col-brook. River aged 9l ... Albert Hall Is vrr, 'e+-ble aud not Expected to recover. dirsm A Smith arrived home on Sat. iriay, but will start out again upon hi~ inal business trip for the season ti,is week. ......T. 5. Skilton is nov ont elling sporting goods. .. The board ct relief held it's final meetlng at the tow, ,'lerk's ,'ffi,,e on Moudsy .. Brsail-, Jones of Redding ~peut lssr week sitI
 ,is parents iu this place. |. |. Miss Emms Jones Is epgsged in dressmakiug i
 Wiust-i zee. Miss Sarah Carringt.n. lrft town ls-t Friday aud, after spend ing \ week in Hartford. sue ex,%cts to visit her brother st Bay GItv, Mich.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
Monday. Jan. 1h-

Sixteen country storekeepers in South Connecticut have suspended since Jan 1 through dullness of trade.
 The Mrge shirt factory of A. Rosenbaum in Railway, N. T., was totally destroyed by fire.
 Professor Dewitt, who resigned from the Theological seminary in New Brunswick, N. J., has been prevailed upon to withdraw his resignation by advice of the faculty.
 General s. E. Merwin is spoken of ss the probable candidate of the Republican party of Connecticut in the next campaign for governor.
 Judge Barnard has denied the application of James Whaley, an ex-keeper of Sing Sing prison, for a writ of mandamus to compel his reinstatement by Warden Brown, claiming preference on account of his being a discharged soldier.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
A Word to the Lexislatnre.

The leaders in the Senate and Hous+ in the marble palace 1t HArtforl have vet to learn that they arc sent there to pass necessary laws and not to engsg. in funny business" such as breaking up quorums and generally msnoevei- ng to put the opposite party in tn. wrong. The deadlock might bs ended if there were . siucere desire on both ~ides to end it, whatever the result; and that is what tue people want
 The Gnvernor's judicial nominations night ct least have been acted on.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
EAST CANAAN

The sick ones in this community have nearly recovered from Ia grippe. We hope 1t has had it's day The crippled ones have mostly recovered sufficiently tO attend to business. .... Ned Roberts has the measles and for that reason those
 the family who have not had the disease, remain at home from church and other gatherings. .....M Miss Elvira Abbott, who has for some time occu- pied the store in Adams block, has recently moved her millinery stock to her homo. The store now vacant Is a good situation and we hope it will soon be occupied again by some enterprising person. o.Aa
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
Central New England G Vest
 eru x. tt. Co.
PouEhkeepsir Bridge Route.

Commencing Sunday. oc'ober II. 1891.
 TRAYS ootSo FAST. L-ave Mlll-rton s.Ss n. n, Can ,an s.to. Nor folS l0.04; arrive Hartford ii.50 "A m. Leave Campbell arll s.SnR m., tssnaan ss p.m.. Norfolk &0S arrive Hartford G. IS pm. Leave Campbell Hall il.5s p m.-Daiy Ex- press from Washington, Baltimore and ihilndelI'hia fnr to~t''ni Canaan aAs am. Norfots. st"ps for through l@ssong~rr only. S,05; arrive Hartford &.S5 A m. Bosto- $40 a. m. D Leave Campbell Hall Sunday onlyl 7.4s a. ml Canaan S5 2. m., NVr.olk t2i; arrive Hartford 6.2o 2. m.
 TRAINS aoTSo WEST. Leave HArtfoni stS S m., Norfolk n $ Ca. man laSop.m arnvctsmpbclltiall S.ss pm. Leave Hartford SD. m., Norflk b.Is Go. man 5.4t; arriv, Mtlerton 2o D. m. Leave Hartford sos D. m. Daily Fxprram for r ilsdelphia. Baltimore and washinstan- Norfolk lu oo ? m., Canaan II IS; arrive Cam bell Hall 1 57 A m.
 Leave Hartfnrt Sundays onIyl sSn A m.. arrive Norf K i0.as s. n. l.wv. co .. m.. ssnssn 1s p. m arrive O@mpbxll Hall 6.ss P. m.
 ooNNscrIoSs.
 M Hsrtfnrd with NYSNERR. NY.SH \ H N, Hartford < Valley Diyision1. At Amsbury and al Pine Meadow with NJ Y. N K, Northampton Dtvtaiot.. Al win-ted with NY H IH N. Knusa- tuck Division.
 Al Csnsan with Housstonic R. R; At Miller ton aud M Riga with Harlem Division \ YO K ks At no-tou Coruen- with Harlem Dtvtsion ' l k. and V YAMk kR. At P',ughk~ .lssie with MICAH k K N. mt Rhineclir with \ Y SHRRR bx frr-v th kondout wi,h the Ul-t.r d Della ware N Rs st Na,br'ok wit the L@hlsh A Husln. .n River Ky. st Campbell Hatl with NYOSW Ky NY LkSw kR, PPAB RR ana wsllknl Valley K R. l. W. FOWLER Q. A HArm o~A1 HSSs. sA~na k,&-t~ A~
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
1 ,IsT, Ter OF CORNWALL, ss PROBATE

tI Court. January 9th. 1892.
 state of Robert T. Miner. la e of Cornwall, in said d strict. d, cess.-d
 The Court of Probate for the District of ornwall hath limited and allowed >ix months from the date hereof. for hs creditors of sad estate. represented in- advent in which to exhi it their claims her. n; and hts appointed David l.. smith and iiram c. Des,n Commissioners 10 receive and .xamln- said claim-.
 Ceruf,-d hy GEO. r. HARRIsoS, Judge. The Huh>cribens i've notice that lhey shall meet at Town Jlerk'n Ofice in Ss,id Cornwall the Sth daN of April and th'- 6;h day of Tul,. aI on- o'c ok in th.- afternoon ou es,ch 4 said days, for the purpo-e of attending on he busiu-ss ot stid apIS'iutmrnt,
 HtRls q q % prass Commissioners. AL persous indebted tr said estate are re- Iuezsts-d to make immediate payment to
 FRKpKR cx F. ( LAkK, Administrator
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS OF THE
 WORLD FROM FAR AND NEAR.

The Developments of Each Day During the Week Caught Fresh from the Busy Wires and Carefully Edited and Con- dsnsed for Our ReaderA
 Wednesday. Jan. go.
 A N. Doe, ex-treasurer of the broken Bay etats League Endowment order, was ar tested for embezxling sl5,6l6
 At Philadelphia Policeman John J. Nee per was awarded the Fitler medal for brav- cry in capturing the murderer of Policeman Nndley.
 The grand jury at Pittsbury has indicted thirteen persons of Reserve township who are accused of keeping gambling houses
 The jury in the Quay libel suit at Beaver, Pa, rendered a verdict finding the publish CTS of the Beaver Star guilty of criminal h. bel It is thought that light sentence will be imposed
 Senator Teller expressed the belief that the international silver conference will be adopted He favors a new ratio, l5,S to 1, the ratio that now exists in France.
 Fred Gebhard submitted to treatment st the Keeley institute, at White Plains, N. Y. He stood in line with the other patients and barred his arm so that the bichloride of gold could be injected.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
CH aPI>vHELE.

Grippe still fingers in our midst. & there are several families who have it. :. =. Eugene Wickwire of West Crrn~sl; aud Miss Bell VsnDensen of this rlac- were married at the Methodist parson. age in Millerton, N ' on Wednesdsy Jan 20rh. .. l.. P A-hman is gathering ice about eight inches thick of a very fine quality ......E. o. Spnrr of Hart ford visited his father, Andrew J., and friends over Sunday.
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28

lation of the NEWS exceeds the circula- tfnn of the Winsted Herald by nearly 800 per cent; exceeds the circulation of the New Hartford Tribune by LOG per cent, and exceeds the circulation of the New Milford Gazette by nearly 100 per cent.
 The NEWS does not make 8 practice of brAgging about circulation. as some of its exchanges do, but the time has arrived when the NKws feels called upon in justice to itself aud it's reader to show the fAllscy of some of th. claims made by it's exchanges in this couuty. The NEWS has no desire to und-rvalue or dispanage it's exchanges but 1t thinks that their claims in regsr,i tn circulation have a tendency to de ceive the public.
 The New Milford GazAtte devoted some space iu it's last issue to self-lsud- ion, and it gave it's unasked advice o,. "how to conduct a country newspaper " We will not weary our readers with a reprint of said advice but ~ill merely remark that Tue G.z .tta's exchanges will undoubtedly take said sdvlce tr what 1t Is worth. In this connection, however, the NEWS wishes to state that no other paper In Litchf-ld count, -qnals the NEWS in variety of attractive and desirable features. We need not recount said features, hut we advise ou, readers to place the NEWS alongside su! paper published in Litchteld county and then compare the papers and judge fir them mselves of the merits of each The NEWS never buys its subscribers; IL other words it has never but oncs or twice in its career offered any premiums, |. Why not? Because the proprietor o the NEVIS believes in making the NEW itself worth its subscription price. The subscribers to the NEWS cheerfully pa, 'ts subscription price because the. ''know . good thing when they see it v They take tine NEWS year after year. sn.i furthermore they we'll know that in th. NKws they do not bave to take big Jose of patent medicine advertisements
Connecticut western news., 1892-01-28
The Daley Murder Trial.

In the Superior court at willimantic n Jan 20 Mary Daley was fonnd guilty If murder iu the second d, gree in kill. trg young James Cnrcorsn, at her house as, September, by s,ahbiug him in th. eek with pair of shears The motive seems to have been robbery. Judgs tall tried the case and seutencrd tn, V. man to imprisonment fur hf~.
 The expenses of the trial will not he '~s 'hsn S2 GOO and may amount [ 8 GOO. The prisoners counsel receive sl0 I-r da, for the Selve days from tha state