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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
PIcKErs ALONG THE RIVER.
Boats Are Hailed and Their Occupants
Challenged.

Challenged.
HOMESTEAD, Pa. July S.-A reporter
for the United Press had an excellent
opportunity today Of seeing how well
the picketing OF the rlver has been ar
ranged With two companions he
went up the Monogshela in = row boat
To the site of the battle on Wednesday,.
All along each bank of the river were
groups OF scouts In threes and fours,
who hailed each boat going in
the direction of the Carnegie
works and asked the business of
It's occupants. When nearly to tho
fence dividing of the Carnegie prop
erty, the reporter was asked TO give an
account of himself. The answer was
seemingly satisfactory and the boat
was allowed to proceed on It's way, but
the men along the banks watched it
closely. Some of them were lying
under trees, while others were en-
sconsed in little leantos built to SUIT
the occasion. Further up the river op-
posite the site of the attack on the
Pinkerton men some OF the
pIckets were sheltered by tents.
As the boat came opposite the Carnegie
property. two of the watchmen on duty
there kept pace with 1t along the bank
of the river To the end of the journey.
At the Pameky railway trestle, joining
the Carnegie mill with the opposite
shore, two men IN q boat were engaged
in dragging the river with thick lines.
They were near the spot where the
barges were burned and their move
ments gave rise to the suspiciOn
that they were attempting to bring
to the surface. the bodies of
the Pinkerton men who were seen to
fall into the river. There is mystery
surrounding the disappearance of some
of the Pinkertons. Opinion is about
equally divided that some Of them
escaped the guards and fell victims to
.hs fire from the shore and sank to the
bottom of the river. On the return
journey the boat was allowed to pro-
ceed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
IMPOSTERS CAUSED THE FAILURE.
Cooke & Sons Suspension Due to the
Operations of Alleged Embezzlers.

OPSiotosso Va f1uSSSo A~iuuS<ZsSiSs
LIVERPOOL, July S.-The suspension
Of Isaac Cooke & Sons. cotton brok .rs,
Is probably temporary. Negotiations
are under way whicn are expected to
result in . reorganization of the firms
affairs and their resumption Of busi-
ness. The house is an Old one aad en-
joyed the respect of the business COM
munity. 1t has lost heavily IN recent
dealings through so-called synd-
icate of speculators headed by
two men named Hunt and Will
son. Hunt was cashier and Wilson
salesman employed by Reynolds
4 Gibson; cotton brokers. They i'm
posed upon several other reputable
firms besides Cooke & Sons. 1t is doubt
ful If they represented anyone but
themselves; hut they claimed To have
heavy financial backing. Hunt and
Wilson were arraigned today on
charges of embezzlement. They were
remanded for week to await further
developments. The specific amount
they are accused Of appropriating is
$4,000. but it is understood that this
is only one of numerous similar charges
that will be brought against them.
There 10 much excitement in the cot
ton market over the operations of the
syndicate and it's unfortunate results.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
SMUGGLING CHINESE AND OPIUM.
The Steam Schooner Eliza Edwards Sus-
pected and Seized at San Diego.

The Steam Schooner Eliza Edwards Sus-
pected and Seized as San Diego.
SAN DIEeo, Cal, July s.--Tbe steam
schooner Eliza Edwards was seized here
Thursday night by Collector Berry for
violation of custom laws. The schooner
sailed from Vancouver, June %, and
II was reported that she had on board
z ,0c0 pounds oil opium and fifty con-
traband Chinese. close watch was
kept, but she was not sighted until a
few days ago. when sbe touched at
Monterito, . short distance above Santa
Barbara, and sent q package ashore.
She was pursued by Collector Osborne,
but escaped la the fog. Osborne tel
eeraphed Collector Berry the facte
wnen she entered San Diego she wac
boarded by two deputies and seized. On
her ARRIVAL q man named lbramen,
who came from Santa Barbara this
afternoon. went abosrd and claimed
TO be the charter owner of the vessel
IN an interview he safd
There have been rnn1ors for sit
months that the Eliza Edwards vas a
snuxeier, nod she has been ciaseiv
watched; thst q company had been or
eanIzed ~ Vancouver 10 carry on
smuggling c,n large scaie. and that
thss schooner VAS one Of Feet. These
runsors arc entirely false. I, with
others. Chartered tire veseei for = eruise
alorig the coast 20 Mexico and Central
America. The vessel only toochsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Senate Proceedings.

WASHINGTON. July S.-The most of
the day was spent In consideration of
the sundry civil appropriation bill with
out making any great progress. 1t was
anticipated that the committee on con.
tlngent expenses would make some re-
port and recommendation in regard to
the proposed investigation into the
Homestead affair, but the committee
had been unable to agree and the mat
ter went over till Monday. Mr.. Quay,
of Pennsylvania, however secured the
reading OF Frick's statement of the
cause of the trouble. Mr.. Pfeffer OF
Kansas aleo had read statement made
on behalf of the workingmen IN order
that both might be printed IN the con-
Rress,on al record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Machine Tuumph. IN Maoomb.

Mt. CLEMENS, July s.--At the Ma
comb county convention today tho
delegates were almost equally divided.
A resolution inssructing the delegation
TO vote as unit for Rich was declared
carried by an extremely doubtly vote
against the protest of the Pingrce men,
who disputed the correctness Of the de-
claration of the vote. When they
found that II was impossible for them
to obtain justice in the emschlne-gagged
convention, twenty-four Pingree dele
gatee left the hall. refusing 10 be bound
on gagged by the instructions for Rich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
STRIKERS REMAIN FIRM.
Calmly Determined to Sustain Their Po-
sition-Talk of Legal Measures.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July s.--"wbst
nextr' s on the lips of everyone. The
little town 10 in = state of suppressed
excItement, following the midnight
alarm of last night Strong men, used
To all sorts of hardshipe. show the ter
rlble strain under which they have been
placed by the loss of sleep and .he ex-
citing events of the last few days Bat
beneath the surface of the exeltemens
there exists among those most deeply
interested In the trouble csim deter
mination that does not partake of re-
venge or desire for bloodshed, but u
born of = belief in the justice of their
csu>e. Three funerals OF victims Of the
tight on "Wednesday morning we're neld
today aud they interfered with an event
that has been the principal TOPIC OF
conversation IN the town. namely. a
a ass meeting TO discuss the present
s'tnxssoa. The meeting was called
for 10 o'clock this morning,
but ON secoant Of the general desire
az the worSiagrnen to participate in
the lsst rites over ts.e tsnt.Ees Of their
colleagues "a vas postponed until later
IN the day. The three men whose re-
nralns were inteFFesi IN the Hcfnewoost
cemetery we're Isseph sotak. Hun
lte.ossr.s~s -. -.--,<~,s l~-~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
Miss Missouri Meyers of CIcleville, O.,
the Victim.

CIRcLEvILLE, o.. July s.-Consider-
able excitement was created In the
northern part of this city yesterday
morning by the appearance Of mad
dog, which bit Miss Missouri Meyers on
the leg. DIR. Music was immediately
summoned, aud cauterlzed the wound.
The dog made two unsuccessful at
tempts to bite two children, but they
escaped by climbing fences. 1t at
tackled several other dogs and lacerated
them horribly. Two of them have
since been killed.
Edward Meyers. nephew of the lady
bitten, followed the dog in . cart and
finally succeeded in shooting it. The
Meyers family seem TO be unfortunate
with mad dogs. ne this is the third one
to have been bitten, ex-Probate Judge
Meyers aud another brother being the
victims.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
ROBBED HIS SWEETHEART.
He Now Languishes in jail for q Crime
Committed Five Years Ago.

ALLIANCE, o., July s.-Some five
years ago Jesse Thornburg won the
affections of Miss Nettie Ingram Of this
city, aud. under promise of marriage,
succeeded In appropristing 10 his own
use the lady's gold watch, chain and
charm. after which he suddenly de-
parted for the west to grow up with the
country. rhornburg prospered IN his
western home, and is now the head Of
a happily family, but his appearance
IN this neighborhood a few days ago
brought hack . recollection of former
days 10 Miss Ingram. and she immedi-
ately filed an affidavit charging him
with grand larceny. Marshal McFar-
land served the warrant this morning.
and Thornburg is now languishing IN
the city prison 10 await trial. The
articles which he appropriated were
pawned in Colorado junk shop and
were never redeemed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
CIGARETTES VICTIM.
Fifty. Five Year Old Joseph Koelner Driven
Insane.

NEW York, July s.-The cigarette
habit has claimed another victim.
Joseph Koelner of No. 7s Chambers
street, Newark. N. j., has become IN
sane from cigarette smoking. Yester-
day afternoon he jumped into the
Passaic river. Ne was dragged out by
bathhouse keeper and taken home.
Then he got . carving knife and
threatened the members of his family.
The knife Was taken from HIM several
times and finally he was quieted and
taken 70 the police station.
He 10 about 55 years old, tall and
yellow, with deep sunken eyes and
skin drawn tightly over his high cheek
bones. He has smoked cigarettes al
most incessantly for years, and has
been confined 10 his bed several times
with nicotine poisoning. HIS physician
attributes his condition entirely TO the
cigarettes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

BAY CRY. July a-Tbs republican
caucuses were held here tonight. SIXTY.
seven Pinrce and eighteen Rich dele
gates were elected. The meetings
were harmonious. but the enthusiasm
for Pingree WAS intensc, and found ex-
preston in prolonged cheers in all the
wards when the results were an
nounced. Bay county Will send d
strong Pingree delegation TO the state
convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Tue funeral of the latter Was
probably better attended than thoae OF
the other two victims. Weldon met
Heath IN . peculiar way. He was at
tempting % break . gun after the
finkerton forces hand surrendered
when the gun vent OF. killing him in
stantly. Many hundred members Of
societies TO which he belonged marched
through the dust and the heat OF
the sun 10 the place of interment thla
afternoon led By brass band playing
= dlrge- Many women walked u the
cemetery with the cortage. Tne fun
erals were conducted IN the qalstes'
manner possible without the Leaf
sembiancc OF disorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
RABBIs IN CONFERENCE.
Shall Proselytes Be Subject to Cireum-
cision,

New YORK, July Sixty rabbls
were present yesterday at the second
days session OF the third annual cen
trail conference OF American rabbis.
which opened in the Temple Beth III.
with the Rev. DIR. Isaac NJ. Wise of Cin-
cinpati presiding.
The conference took up the paper on
"The Initiation Of Proseiytes Into the
Covenant of JUDAISM Without the
Abrshamie Rite" The paper had been
prepared by the Rev. Samuel Harsch,
who said that of all the responses he
bad received on the subject from emi
nent rabbls only two were opposed TO
the continuation of circumcision IN the
case of adult proseiytes embracing the
Jewish religion These are from Prot.
Meiizner of Cumstri and the Rev. DIR.
Senwab. DISCUSSION on this paper occu-
ped the whole of THE forenoon session.
'sCremssion, From . Jevish stand
point, paper IN which DIT. r. Feisn-
thai tries 10 show that cremation vas
pracflced by the IsrasIites. rill he the
next matter TO occupy The attention of
the conference.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

He Don't Know What IL Is Best 10 Do
IN the Premises.

PrrrsBURs. July s.-Saeriff McCleary
went To Homestead this afternoon TO
secure deputies to guard the Carnegie
property, bat he returned at 1880
o'clock Ih;s evening without having ac-
eomplished anything. The sheriff had
been furnished with the names
or twenty reputable citizens OF
Homestead VINO, il Was said,
would act as deputies. OF
the twenty people named. only SIX
called On him. and they positively re-
fused To serve. Sheriff McCieary said
To nignt: Il think the best plan ls to
let matters alone until the excitement
subsidies All the means At my dlspo-
sal | have exhausted; do not know
whether l shall make another call on
the government. II Is impossible to
agree TO let the strikers guard the
works. The company would never
get possession of them IN that case. !
am not prepared To say if l will place
my own deputies In tile MILL"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
EXAMINE YOUR FivEs.
Treasury Notes of That Determination
Circulated in Large Quantities.

CHICAGO, July 8.-Captain Porter Of
ths secret service yesterday succeeded
IN havi ng held TO the federal grand jury
q woman who, he believes. has been
acting a. an agent for q gang of coun-
terfelters which has been circulating
bogus S. treasury notes in large guam
titles. The woman is Mrs. Annie Mas
sile. The note 10 . rather poor htho-
graphic imitation of the IS u. S. note
of 1880. series A, and signed by j.. n.
Huston, treasurer. The scroll work
and line engraving on the edges are
defective. The paper is also thicker
than the genuine. but as a whole the
bill would be accepted by many.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Picked Up in the Doorway of . New
York Saloon.

NV loRK, July s.-A very peculiar
and ugly looking internal machine WAS
brought into the Mulberry street sta
ton last evening by . policeman. IL
had been picked up in the doorway OF
John h Meyers saloon The machine
consisted Of . three-ounce shot gun
cartridge shell filled with powder and
securely wsdded at the open end.
Next TO the cartridgc and tightly
wrapped around It we're two or
three folds of thick paper. which
had been thoroughly gummed with
muciiage. Outside the paper was wrap
ped severai feet of heavy twine. satur-
ated with benzine and covered with
sealing wax, the whole forming COM
pact aud very hard package.
In the hole IN the metal end OF the
cartridge was about three inches OF .
fuse, resembling that of firecrxcker,
and which had apparently been light
ed. Mevert says he knows of no one
VINO could have any wish 70 blow up his
place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

EAU CLAIRE, VIE, July s.-The long
delayed inquest into the death of VIII
liam Anderson, the wealthy logging
contractor whose body was found in the
Chippewa river. WAS concluded yester-
day. The jury's verdict declared that
he was "foully murdered, and came TO
his death by blows on the head and
neck inflicted with q blunt Instru-
ment." An intimate ffieSd of the de-
ceased said after the inquest that Mr..
Anderson may have had $50. 900 on he
person at the time of the murder and
that he believed the deed Was COM
mitted by parties who lived here and
have since disappeared, but he would
not make public whom he suspected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
George Stone Hanged.

NASHVILLE, July s.-George Stone,
the negro murderer of William Blink
ley, was hanged at Fsyettviile ~
O'Clock this afternoon. Only . few
persons witnessed the death scene.
Stone died twelve minutes after the
drop was sprung.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

PLYMOUTH, July s.--only Pingrse
delegates were elected 70 The county
convention at tonighps caucuses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
RAPIDS SATURDAY MORNING. JULY g. 1892

once, At Santa Barbara, where her mas
ter sent lahore for . patent log and
supplies Of fresh meat"
Nothing confrahAnd Was found on
board, but the customs officers believe
she landed Chinese aud opium on one
of the isisnds along the coast when sbe
found she WAS pursued
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Fouoht 10 = Finish.

SAN Francisco, CAL, July e.-Dan
DAILY of Omaha and Sol Smith of Los
Angeles met in . finish fight at the Pa
cific club tonight for y purse of 81, $50.
The fight WAS awarded in the third
round 10 smith,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

ALBAss. July s.--A Central section
section boss named w. j. Mcdonald
tired TO extort . check for ~ 900 from
Judge j. III. Cute today ~ the point of
revolver The Judge grappled with
Mcdonald and held hin uEtii m officer
arrested him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
WAYNE Is FOR HIM
Pingree's Great Victory in Last
Nights Caucuses.
THE MACHINE KNOCKED OUT
Gag Lsw al Aas- Clemens Gauss Twenty.
-Four independent Men 20 Walk
Away IN Disgast-

DrrkoIr. July s.-rhs republloaa
ward caucuses in thls city tonight re-
suited In the selection of sohd Pingres
delegations to the county CONVENTION
by votes ranging from two 10 one in
the lowest up 70 an TO one in the
highest. IL was . complete. unquali-
fed, triumphant victory for Haxen 8.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Died Of HI. InJur;es.

CHICAGO, July s.--Eari Young of No.
1877 West Washington street, died todsy
of injuries received nearly two weeks
ago, when his horses ran away throw
ing him from the seat and under the
wheels of q heavv wagon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
They Fayor Prn1ree.

EcoRsE, July s.--Tonights caucus
resulted in the selection Of delegates
favorable to the candidacy of Hasen
s. Pingree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

DErrsr, July e.-The Tribune 10
morrow will cay: "IfnKree l,as carried
all the city caucusss aD5 che majority
Of those IN the townshipe and will have
the entire Wayne county delegation II
state CONVENTION"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

last year. Business failures during the
last seven days numbered tor the
United States l5S, Canada Is total lIo
rs compared with 1877 last week and 100
the week previous 20 the last and 2s7
for the corresponding week of last
year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

BAY CRY, Msah.. July s.--A prs
fight TOOK place three miles from this
CITY lsst night. II vas 10 ~ fight -
= fipisb i,~t~een I'd 7Serpey and Mar
fin shaughbeesy, both Of this csty. Il
was fake from The start ]. J. Boy1o
wss prevailed upon - bsck ShsuGh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

ToLEpo, July s.-Neuhasles' dry
goods store. one of the oldest and
largest establishments of its kind In
this city Was completely destroyed by
fre this evening. Loss $3.50, 900; in.
surauce $1Oo, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

DFTReir, July s.-Joeepa shiliinger
and Joseph kensley. two young mold
ers, we're riding on . Cbene street car
al e'cieck tina morning on their wss
20 work They allowed their arms 10
hang out of . window. A switch broke
one for each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

NAxEIS. July e.-One Rich deieea&s
was elected TO The county convent,on
this evening. All The Others are en-
thus,astic Pineroe men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
ot.-eo.. Ne~ prol~se Iudr.

Lkrase. Msch-. July s.--tsoverrsor
wInsns has appointed Levi A. Harris
. ss~a na<,' snasss a aaaxs 2, p.1sen ls los @ ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

KALAMAZOO, Mich. July ss--while r.
+. Tnrceber, editor Of the Americas
Fssh and Game Warden. eas shooting
at bird target this afternoon his e356
gun exploded, blowing biz left han1
nearly 20 pseces.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

DEARBcRs. July s.-The Pingree men
carried everything 1t the caucuses to-
night. Dearborn will send solid Pin.
gree delegation 70 the coanty conven-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

owosso, July s.--The Corupna county
convention today resuited in the ssiso-
ton of delegates favorable 70 plngrse,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
WEEKLY BANK cLEARIN0s.

Brsdsueet's Report of Business in Finsn-
eial Circles.
NEW YORK, July s-The following
were the bank clearings totals At sixty-
nine cities for the week ending July T.,
1892, with comparisons ~ telegraphed
IN Rrat straefa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

AM ABBoH, Mich. July s.--oeorxo
Mayors sIsas Miller 10 in jail ebarrsl
with insulting several giris about the
age of - yeArA. He claims that bio
home - m baltimore. Nd. He wao
identified by the Riris.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Cellar sprinss = overrun vith sneak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Total. 1871 ,694 49,. ....
Note-Star, not included in totals.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-08

u llh astronomers WarillEG LII,

win astronomers warning the PEG
pie that a bold bad comet Was maxim.
a bee line for this earth at Il resula!
Nancy Hanks gait, this office, to be
frank about the matter. has suffered
great perturbation Of mind. knowing
wei! if it should swoop down Oh this
old terrestrial bali of dirt and knock
things to pieces, it would find 50 many
people unpreparcd. No man can read
his title clear to mansions in the ehy
and Is ready to receive Il comet witt,
open arms, who is in arrears Oh sub
scriDtion.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-08

James Briggs, another grand old
man Of Scotland county has gone to
meet bis reward On Saturday his
earthly career ended, aged So years
Mr. hr-qgs cock quite an active part
IN public affairs several years ape.
but lately, his old age, has been The
mean, of keeping !l;:n close at home,
So ;hat many former acquaintance
III different parts Of The county hai
siin"st forgotten that such Il persol:
existed The funeral ceremonies were
conducted 1t ,ht Bttial Churci Sun
day. with Die Masonic Lodge Of this
..it,. i, ,har,Yn
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-08

A fatal shooting affray occurred
near Rutledgc last Saturday after
noon. From the best information
we can get, it appears that Charles
Chainberln and George Barnes had
been drinking too much whisky and
4 difficulty arose, which afterwards
terminated! in the former shooting
the latter three times. Barnes was
taken to his home in Knox county.
where he died that night. Chamber
land was placed in the jai. in Memphis
and his preliminary trial will occur
here to-day, when all tie facts win be
brought ont.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-08

The shooting case near Ratied.e
almost broke Tie cnyiahle record of
Scotland rounty--that no mur'lvr had
been committed within the bounds Of
this connty since the war closed.
Tic ;.!tic:;-' affair, partly only, in
il,rcs' ;!:la ''',ast. The case happe,cd
j';s. 81 tie .:ue between Knox and
:;sn;'rn'i eoa!:t;cs. The person, WHO
did the shoe !;a=, was in the former
c"o:ity, white Barnes, who rc~eiv-
Cd lie slot, was in this county.
Both Of The E:n tcipants were residents
If k"";> " ;!..ty, where Barnes died,
bat Tie case will have 70 he tried in
Scotland county. The disgrace can
not b.. ciIar.c,l to this county.