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heavy. Attendance small. First, SELL
ing, furlongs, Dunlap won, Looking
Backward second. Rosemont third;
time, 1:291E. Second. selling. 6 fur
longs, Tip wen, Peytonia second,
Amanda P. third; time. 1:2e5<. Third,
selling, 5 furlongs, Miss Mamie won,
Cerro Gordo second. Tifin third; time
l:11%. Fourth, handicap. 61< furlongs,
White Nose won, Cass second, Tenny
Jr. third; time, 1854. Fifth, ~ fur
longs, TippecanOe won, Purlsin second,
Sanford third. time 1:544.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 26.-Madison
results: First, furlongs, Strsight-0ut
won; time. 1:071S. Second, 81 furlonRs,
Nancy Hakes won; time, 1:14H. Third,
selling, furlongs, Beeton won; time,
1;071S. Fourth, So furlongs. Mt. Nc
Gregor won; time, 1:14. Fifth, 6 fur
longs, Montell won; time, 1909. Sixth,
So furlongs. Sligo won; time, l:l3.
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D,m,nd a Better Governmsnt,

Copyright. 1894. by ne Associated Press.
Colon. March 26.-The American
Colony OF the Mosquito reservation,
through the United States Consul,
formally demands from Nicaragua the
formation Of government In which
the American Colony shall be repre-
sented; also the Withdrawal Of the
Nlcaraguan troops and the autonomy
OF the Mosquito reservation. A delega-
tion headed by the United States Con-
sui and Mr.. Samuel Wiel, of Blue6elds,
has gone 10 Washington TO place the
matter before the President.
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Fruit Crops Seriously Damaged at Many
Points


CINCINNATI, O., March 26.-Captain
Bassler, the Government Observer OF
the Weather Bureau, says tonight the
cold will effeetuSlly kill the fruit buds
over very large extent OF territory and
that this is the seversst weather at this
time Of year that has been known for
years.
MAYsvILLE, KY, March 26.-The
thermometer dropped TO thirteen de-
grees below freezing last night and IN
mercifully slaughtered the peaches and
plums. The farmers say the wheat Is
badly damaged.
VERSAILLES, KY, March 26-Last
nights freeze killed all the tobacco
plants, early gardens and much of the
fruit and arlY wheat
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March 90
The mercury dropped to eighteen de-
grees last night. Many truck gardens
will be replanted.
ATLANTA, GA, March 26.-Ninsty
per cent Of the fruit crop has been kill
ed by last nights freeze, and the re-
mainder will 60 tonight. All vege-
tables are killed around Atlanta. The
melon crop is killed.
ENGLISH. IND, March 26.-The frost
has destroyed the apple crop. The
buds were we'll advanced. Small fruit
and peaches were destroyed weeks ago.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 26. The
strawberry crop of Tennessee was killed
by last nights freeze. The loss will be
heavy.
PITTsBURG, PA, March 26,-Snow
began falling early yesterday and to-
day the ground was covered with sew
era inches and the mercury dropped
to II degrees. Aprlcots were in full
blossom, peaches either opening up or
in blossom aud pears were far advanced.
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Coxey Was Comfortable, Thank YOu.

CANTON, O., March 26.-Many Of the
men grumbled about Mr.. CoXey taking
lodging at the best hotel in the city and
thought be should take dose OF his
own medicine. Several were inter-
viewed at the city prison last evening
as TO what they intended to do In case
provisions were not furnished enroute,
and each and every one Of them said
they would make a raid upon the farm
houses.
Carl Brown, the chief marshal, did
not arrive until 1890 o'clock, also
having taken a room in one OF the
prominent hotels. Once upon the
grounds his orders TO the men were
after the style of circus tent man, but
the men were slow in obeying orders.
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Hov tbe soldier. wnI Get BACK.

P1rTsBURG, PA, March 26.-To-day
the Board Of Trustees Of the Harmony
Society decided to give Coxey's army q
wagon load Of potatoes, several hundred
Ioaves Of bread aud lot Of good old
fashioned ginger cakes such only
as can be found at Economy. a
steer is TO be slaughtered, and
cooked on the hillside when the army
approaches. One Of the trustees during
the conversation with Coxey last week
asked if he was going to march his men
from Washington back TO Massillon.
March them back" said CoXey in as
constituent "Not By a jugiul. Twill
get on q train and come home myself
but the army must get home as best
they can"
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TO SUPPRESS ANAROHY.
European Governments Contemplate
Concerted Action.

LONDON. March 27.-The correspond
ent at Berlin Of the Standard says that
confidential communications have al
ready been exchanged between the
leading European powers on the ques-
tiou OF joint action for the sup
preston OF anarchism. 1t Is be-
lieved that the result will be
the holding of an international confer
ence to discuss and adopt measures to
put down the scouree OF Anarchy. IL
is known that several governments that
have heretofore opposed the taking Of
concerted action against the Anarchists
have now expressed themselves as favor
able to the holding of conference.
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10 SHAKE WITH LAUGHTER,
wln 80 Enloreea seelusI0n.

Special Telegram 10 tts Register.
COLUMBUS, o., March 26.-Jim Bell,
a notorious crook, wanted in Hagers-
town, Maryland, and known TO police 10
the large cities, was convicted of house,
breaking and grand larceny here to-day
and will be settled for number Of
years. He ingeniously escaped from
Jail here last summer by way Of dumb
waiter, and was captured in New York
City after several months, through the
aid of a woman detective.
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COXEY AND HIS FREAKS
He Picks Up so Tramps, Which, Counting
Desertions, Makes the Numeri0Si
strength OF His Army 12@.

strength OF His Army 1S2.
LOUISVILLE, O., March 26.-Bus sew
enty-two Of Coxey's commonwealefs had
the courage to march away from canton
this afternoon in the face Of the Hlntry
blast that was blowing at the time set
for the start.
The band deserted at this point also,
and that took much Of the spirit out oil
the sOldisrs. The march from Can$on 10
this place through two inches OF snow
and in temperature twenty degrees
above zero was anything but pleasant
experience for the thinly clad wander
ers who had imagined that the entire
trip to Washington would be a sort OF
spring time frolic.
Fifty tramps we're picked up between
Canton and this place, aud when the
army went into camp tonight II num-
bered 122 men aside from the officers.
They claimed enistments ara 25o'
Much excitement was created to-day oy
the announcement that three CT the
tramps had robbed man named John
Ruegg of watch and ten do!lars In
money. This was the first lawlesDness,
but no arrests were made.
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rnsr Feel EASIER in Warrington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20
Washington regards Coxey's army as a
huge Joke. Those who feared the band
would swell to a mob OF vagabonds and
Anarchists and 9 general rising which
might lead TO revolution, had their
fears dispelled when they saw that
Coxey's Army" had dWindled to less
than hundred tramps, willing TO ex-
change the hard board and cold potato,
for membership 10 the army.
Letters are coming TO the War De
partment demanding thai the Secretary
provide q supply OF ratiOns for the
Coxey army. These letters come from
all quarters, but their destination is the
same-the departmental waste-basket.
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COAL, iron and TIMBER
Ex-Governor Fleming DiscOursss ElO-
qusntly Upon the
GREATEST STATE IN THE UNION.

Her Natural Resources and Ma
terial Wealth are BoundlesS
and Her People Plucky and Pro-
gressive-A Spendid Presenta-
ton Of West Virginia's Claims
to Eminence Among the Sister
hood of States - The Opening
of a New Railroad Furnishes
Fine Opportunity for Showing
Her Commercial and Industrial
Standing to the People of Pitts
burg - The Smoky City May
Well Feel Proud Of Her New
Alliance.
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BlstsrsviIle OIL Notes.
r.fso-.,, IA fks Raofsg<r

SIsrERsvlLLE. w. Va. March Co.
The runs OF the Eureka Pipe Line for
Saturday we're II, 305 barrels, and for
Sunday 6, $50 barrels.
The Kanawha Oil Compsny's No. 5,
on the Clay farm, is In and reported
good. Their Nos. and on the same
place are in the sand, With 3 good show
ing.
There are four wells drilling In the
WilliamstoWn field and one ready 10
start All the wells brought in 10 this
field 80 far have been small, running
from 10 10 20 barrels.
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COLUMBUS, o., March 26.-A telegram
TO the coroner Of this county from Gil
leSpie, Ross county, tonight, states
that the remains of young man have
been found there bearing a receipt from
George @. Erauss TO Hobart Beatty.
Hobart Beatty is the son OF General
John Beatty, eX-Congressman and pres
ident of the Citizens Saving Bank. he
is student 30 the State University, and
left a few days ago TO spend bis vaca-
tion TO hunting 10 Ross county. There
is bat little doubt II is be.
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Pertinent Reply to Stewart.

CANTON, o., March 26.-Chief Mar
shal Browne to-day on behalf OF Gen
eral" Coxey replied TO Senator Stewards
letter Of yesterday. He says the rich
silver mine owners are interested in the
people only to set up silver throne in
stead Of a gold one, as was shown by
their attitude In the Chicago Bimetal-
liSm convention.
The army will hardly last more than
two more days, unless the weather
moderates. There is reason TO believe
the men will revenge themselves on
Carl Browne, against whom they are
all very bitter.
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YESTERDAYS HORSE RACING.

RoBY, IND. March 26.-First race, 5
furlongs, McMichael won; time 1:l4.
Second, 9-l6 mile, DR.. Cosby won; time
1861. Third, 11-I6 mile, Willie L.
won: time 1:221<. Fourth. & mile,
Mockahi won; time 1904. Fifth, Ills
mile, Springtime WoB; time 1:401l.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 26.-
Weather bright and cool; track very
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Aro-Amsrican Protective association.

PrrTsBURG, PA, March 26.-ln Ale
gheny City tonight representative col
ored men formed the Afro-American
Protective Association. The object is
10 pay expenses OF suits brought by
mem bers Disseminated against in thea
tres, at hotel tables or other places, and
to force the Board Of Education TO train
and employ cOlored ladies as teachers
in public schools.
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CORBETT DEFINES HIS POSITION.
He wit Not fight Outside OF the United
States TIL There is No Chance for Pull
ing or the Fight Here.

He wit Not fight Outside OF the United
States Till There is No Chance for Pull
ing or the Fight Here.
CINCINNATI. O., March &c. Cham
pion James ]. Corbett tonight gave
the following official statement OF his
position TO the Associated Press:
II see that Jackson recently said I
was afraid TO fight him and that be
would follow me TO England and either
force me to fight or ruin my English en-
gagement, financially. By bounding and
harrassing ne The articles signed by
jackson and myself call for the fight to
take place in America, aud the fact
that have said that l would not fight
in England while there was a chance to
fight in America, has given Parson
Davies an opportunity to make one Of
bis Characteristic bluffs.
las champion IL is nv place to name
the battle ground. l have named
America. jackson has signed for
America and that ought to end it.
The man from whom l won the title Of
champion would not fight Jackson or
any other negro. he drew the color line.
Against the wishes Of my friends, |
agreed TO fight Jackson. l believe a
cham pion, to be q champion, must fight
all comers; for that reason have signed
TO fight Jackson. l have everything 10
lose and nothing TO gain. But as cham
pion l am not forced 70 90 out OF my
own country 70 fight When tits shown
beyond the shadow of a doubt that
cannot fight in my native land then /
will agree 10 go to some other country" "
Regarding the story that 3 syndicate
was forming 10 Texas TO raise purse
for the fight, Corbett said: 81 will con-
slider any legitimate offer made by any
club, IL that club will deposit she purse
money in bank and will guarantee TO
protect me. both before and after the
fight | should not object 10 fighting
over the line IN Mexico.
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srso.al 7a.7reu 70 ~ Rsgt'ss-.

Srscidi 7s.s1rcm 90 ~ hsJtsts-.
COLUMBUS, ONO, March 26.-Jack
Sneed, the ex-oail player, who was
brought here IRON Chicago Saturday on
Governor MckjnleY's reQuisition 70 an
swer 20 a charge of grand larceny, Sc
cured bond to-day and was released from
Jail pending a hearing.
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sp4ciGl Teirgr1ui % llf hs5ts,s--
PARKERsBUBG, w. Va, March 20
The cold wave, which struck this vlcin-
ity Saturday, still prevails, with the
temperature below twenty degrees.
Very little nope is felt for fruit In this
section.
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A sinrnlar Form Of GonomanIn.

There Is a class OF people, rational enough IN
other respects, who are certainly mononani-
acs in dosing themselves. They are constantly
trying experiment upon their stonaehs. their
bowels, their lvers and th9ir kidneys With
trashy nostrhms When these organs are really
outof orderHf thew would only use Hostetter 8
stomach Bi srs, they would. II not hopelessly
insane, PerAlTs its superiority.
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wllHavsto walk.

DENVER, Colo, March 96.-"Gener-
al" Hamilton's Denver contingent OF
Coxey's army will have to walk out OF
town unless they pay their fares. Santa
-Fe officials said to-day they would un-
doubtedly refuse transportation.
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s5siaI TsI.ortia 70 t1s Rsgi'7f-
PARKEEsBUEG, w. Va, March 90
The meeting Of the Railroad Conduct
ors, which was held yesterdaySand last
night, was presided over by Assistant
Grand Chief Commander o. Ii. Wilkins,
Of Chicago. The following officers were
elected. Chief Commander. Geo. a..
Bailey; Assistant Chief Commander, A.
u. Hendershot; Secretary and Treasur-
en-, j.. w. Smith; Senior Conductor, j.
I'll. Hannah; Junior Conductor, p. j..
Moran: Inside Sentinel, JnO. Hanley;
Outside Sentinel W. p. Hannah; Trus-
tee aud finance committee, o. w.
Ebert, L. A. Rose and Thos. Henry.
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RATHER A Dull day.
Reading Of DISPOSITIONS in the Pol
lard-BTeckinTidgs Case.
BRADLEY GIVES HIS DECISION

In the Matter Of Admitting Depo-
sitiOns, Which Were Presented
and Argued Before Him on Sat
urday-The Sides Fare About
Equally in the DecisiOn-Lttle
Of Importance Presented to the
Jury Yesterday.
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was in Jessamlne county, KY, from
August 27 20 August 80, 1884, was read,
and the cross-examinatiOn showed that
the town was an hour and quarter by
railroad from Lexington. Judge Joseph
ID. Hunts affidavit, corroborated that
OF Mr.. Hagart.
Theodore Davis, Clerk Of the Court,
deUossd that Col. Breckinridge had
voted in Lexington. August 4, 1854, aud
w. s. Marsh cOrroborated his testl-
mony. Nat i. BrOnaugh, a lawyer,
added bis testimony that Col. Breckin-
ridge had been engaged In the Jessa-
mlne County Court from August p TO
so 1854. but could not say where ne
(CoL BreckinridRe) had passed his
nights during that time.
Joseph S. Kain, proprietor OF the
Clarendon Hotel in Lexington, deposeo
that Col. Breckiuridge and members OF
his family had stopped az the PhGnlX
Hotel as DO was then called, In 1857.
incidentally the hotel man recalled an
argument in which Col. Brecklnrioge
had made the accusation that he was
being gouged out OF four dollars, and
the recollection OF the controversy
caused the Congressman's shoulders
TO SHAKE WITH LAUGHTER.
The deposition Of Wm. g. Wood, q
carpenter of Lexington, was read.
Wood was engaged 20 Miss Pollard In
1sS2, but when be tod her ne could not
take her upon q trip to Europe she
broke the engagement and threw at
him the ring he had given her. Ha did
not know her age then, but considered
her q Young woman.
The reading Of Alex. Julian's deposit
tion and cross-examinatiOn closed the
days proceedings.
Julian is the blind man whose adven-
ture With Miss Pollard at a country
frolic on Christmas eve, 1883, has been
the subject of numerous publications
since the opeuing 10 Of this scandal.
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KEWSLETa
Interesting Pieces Of TsIsgraphIe Ssws
in small space

in small space
WAsH1xGToS, d. C., March 2S-The an
uouncemeut Of the death Of Senator Col
Quit caused the adjournment Of both Sen
ate and House before any business was
transacted.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 26.-Repre-
sentative Blanc consulted with his silver
friends today on the possibility Of passing
the sei9niorzge bill over veto. NO one
believes such aInove could be carried out.
and al best it could be no more than for
uallty.
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CLEVELAND, o., March 26.-Young,
the pitcher, signed q contract to-day,
and the Cleveland base ball club will
enter the campaign this season exactly
as il was last year.
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Broke Down In a Tuunel.
SBseial 7slsgran 70 tas B-gisis-.

sElfLaa Ae.elNNi+t 60 e't4 ~ --'-a--9
SALEM. W. VA, March 26.-Freight
train 699. going west. broke down two
cars 10 no. tunnel, near Smithton.
Trains were delayed several hours. No
one was hurt.
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a si1-Rouna Go Arranged.

NEW YORK, March 26.-It is under
stood that a siK-round bout has been
arranged between JACK McAulifie snd
Stanton Abbott, In this city, April lG.
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Special le..TrGn o. tle hfJiHe.
CLARINGrON, o., March 26.-Sunday
afternoon Edgar Riley, fourteen-year-
old boy, and several companions were
swinging at the ends Of grape vines
The limb around which the vine was
turned broke. cropping Riley thirty
feet over cliff. His injuries are not
serious, owing TO the vine becoming en-
tangled aud breaking his fall.
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PIX gums and mouth and dazzling teeth
And breath Of balm and lips Of rose,
Are found not In this world beneath
With Young or old, save only those
VINO ever wisely, while they may.
Use SOZODONT by night and day.
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WAsHrNGTON, d. c., March 26.-An
extensive examination OF the West Vir-
zinia, coal mines has been made by
Arthur Peu, the Second Secretary Of
the British Embassy, and his report
predicts a successful future to the in
dustry with important relations with
England, which country is deeply inter
ested in it's development.
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WAsHrSsroS. d c.. March 29--FoF West
Virginia. Western Pennsy tnla and Ohio.
fair Wednesday night; EaEmsE Tuesday eTen-
ing: tsutheast t,ulnds
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FRESNO, CAL, March 26.-Soms tes-
tlmony was given in the trial of R. S.
Heath here to-day which created pro-
found sensation.
Heath is on trial for the murder Of
Louis B. McWhirter, which occurred
over a year ago.
On the night OF the murder, McWhir-
ter was aroused from sleep by peculiar
noise in his back yard. He went out
to investigate and was shot by an as
sassln.
McWhirter was a prominent lawyer
and politician. Suspicion was imme-
diately drawn to McWhirter's political
enemies.
Itwas claimed also that McWhirter
had committed suicide aud the Connec-
ticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
contested the payment of his life lnsur-
ance on that ground, but the case was
/ decided against the company.
/ The detective who worked up the
mysterious case gathered enough evil
/ dence to warrant the arrest OF Heath.
/ Heath belongs to prominent family
/ and is the
SON OF GENERAL HEATH.
He was tried several months ago, the
/ Jury disagreeing, his sscOnd trial now
/ having been in progress several weeks.
| One of the strongest Foints 10 the
case against him was the fact that sew
eral witnesses had seen him in a buggy
/ with a comdanion driving rapidly out OF
town shortly after the hour at which
I McWhirter met his death.
To-day Mrs. Palmer, an estimable
/ lady, residing near this city, was
/ brought into court upon her bed, she
/ being in the last stages OF cOnsumptio
Mrs. Palmer did not appear as wit
ness in the previous trial.
The witness stated that on the morn
| ing Of the McWhirter murder she was
/ bringing her husband into Fresno TO
! take train which leaves here at 2:30 a.
/ NJ. She met, short distance from
/ town, a quickly driven buggy contain
/ ing two persons, one OF whom
! WAS REED Is. TERRY
the other she did not recognize.
Just before meeting the buggy some
/ blazing rags had been thrown out Of il
and as she passed she noticed that the
dry grass by the roadside was being
/ ignited
She stopped, alighted, and stamped
out the flames. She stopped and pick
ed up the half consumed rags one Of
/ them proving to be q mask and the
other a handkerchief, upon which was
the name of "R. S. Heath"
! The andkerchief and mask she saved
/ and produced as evidence. Her testi-
monv created great excitement in court,
| the prisoner being visibIy bailieo.
Read Terry, whom this evidence i'm
/ DlicateS In the murder, is well known
/ throughout the State. lie is promi-
nent lawyer, aud was leader of the po-
| litical faction opposed to McWhirter.
Terry is nephew of Judge Terry
/ who was killed by Marshal Nagle as he
was about 10 assault Justice Field, Of
| the U. ). Supreme Court. several years
| ago. He ran for Congress in the sixth
/ district on the Democratic ticket but
/ was defeated.
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sensible woman vii eot fau % keep 4
bottle Of Salvation Oil on hand Tor cuts sai
bruises. tis unEiTaled 25cts.
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TALB TALE EERCHIEF.
Sensational Evidence Brought Out in
a Murder Trial.
A WOMAN ON HER DEATHBED

In Court, Produces Evidence that
Will Probably Hang a Pair Of
Midnight Assassins-She Found
a handkerchief and Mask by
the Roadside, and the Hand
kerchief Bore the Name Of the
Man Charged With Murder.
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Dad sneed secured Bond.

Every season brings n new crop az cough
remedies tgt they cannot compete Win thai
grand. old ur. Bulls Cough syrup.
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TRIAL or Ollie BROWN,

although some Of the lawyers had not
One o' the Lexington lawyers, Edward
III. Wallace, whe had associated with
Col Breckinridfie ia the defense Of Ollie
ID. Brown. had depOsed thatthe Colonel
was present throughout the trial, argu-
ing the case and examining the wit
nesses aud ais statement was read.
Next came the depOsitions OF Judge
Rodney Hagart, who had been associ-
ated with Colonel Breckinridge as c0uB-
SCI for the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road in cases tried In August 1854.
The deposition OF Judg Jerry r.
Morton, to prove that thst defendant