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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

At the regular meeting of r. +. Ie'
Council No. II. Junior Orler Initci
Amercan Mechanics. the following oihc r-
W"ra Installed by state Councillor Grors.
g Gordon: Councillor. T. J. W.rder. VICE
Councillor. C.. n. Smith. Recording Seer
tary. y. g. Oglvir. Assistant Seer -tary
Atkinson: Treasurer. John T.. Allen, CON
ductor. r. r. Pollard: Warl-n, ". H.
Palmer: Inside sentinel, j. ". Jackson,
FOR eighteen months. " j. Palmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
pronerfx ,Iransfers.

Richmond: Edward Morgan's trustee 10
Sarah Morgan. 50 feet on west side
buchanan street. between Accommoda-
ton and Lownes $305. Josephine 7. Ire
william to HIN Montague feet on east
side Twenty eighth street. between Nj.
and y. s.
Henrico: Stephen Brown To Martin l..
Crittenden, 3 10 feet on east side Carter
etreet near Winder. s.; W. II. Hewlett
10 @, G. Tyler 30 feet on north side Car
rington street near Federal, u,l0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
rzsF5Azzr
THE VERY BEST TINE

THE VERY BEST TINE
10 take Dr. Pi@ce's Golden Medical Discov-
ery is no,o, il you feel that Jour blood Is out
OF order. Don't wait until you have 70 cure
disease; it's easier and better 10 prevent 1t.
With the first blotches or eruption, or thu
dullness, WEAKNESS, and depression that ara
some Of the symptoms, you need this medi-
cine. II will rouse every organ into healthy
action, thoroughly cleanse and repair your
system, and build up needed flesh, health,
and strength. It's the only guaranteed blood
remedy. In the most stubborn Skin or
Scalp affections; in the worst forms Of Scrof-
ula: in every dissass caused by torpid liver
OF impure blood-if II ever falls TO benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
No substitute urged by a tricky dealer,
DO Just as good" for you to buy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
MEETINGS-First THURSDAY.

RICavOSD ROYAL ARCH NAsOHS.
STATIONARY ESGINEERs
JEFFERsON LODGE. GOOD TENPLAR'.
STUART HORSE GUARDS.
MCCARTHY UNCfi. ROYAL ARcAHtA.
HLNkiCO COrNtlL, ROYAL AECANUM.
CYNIHUS GROVE. DRrlDS.
MONDE CROW. TDTIDs
NARINA TRiBg. KtD MN.
MtA1sg TEtEE. R-p ".N.
PAWNEE THEE. RED MES.
PiCKLIT tkAP, CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
A ". GLtNS CJrNCIL, JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
Az .RICAN MECHANICS
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYfHIAS.
sTONEWALL LODGE, ENiGurS CO., HOSoK.
EIN2s LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PYnlIAS
AURORA L0pGF, ODD-FEiI0WS.
HENDERSON LOJGE, CDn-fE LOWS.
JFFFEK-OS LODGs, COLL ~ CHAIN.
COaPASf b, FIRST VIHGlhfA REUf&ENr
kicuIOND LODGE. ORDER tLKs.
MAhSIA[L cOrHr, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
EA.T.ENS COURT. EQUITABLE LEAGTf.
WfSr-. Nj BESEflClAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
EICENOND q. ". & ]. L.
81. FATEIcEs BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

Miss Matte j Hartman OF ~. sol
north Twenty-eighth street. who has been
Visiting her uncle. Mr.. V. T.. Eggl,stun
of New Kent county. returned hon. y'i-
tarylaV She was accompanied by mr.
aunt, Mrs. Mary Timberlakr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

In 1866 the Federal income-tax yielded
about seventy millions Of dollars. Why is
1t now assumed that an income-tax would
not yield half as much?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
ADVERTISING RATES.
IIAI.E moi nR LESS

Wanted Situations Gj words or less{ 20
Reading notices in reading matter type.
I've line or less. 81; in nonpareil loaded
&c.
Card Of rates for more space furnished
Oh application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

An letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
N,rnCd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

YOU NEED A COAT LIKE MINE
to bear the cold comfortably. You can
get Coat as warm as Mr.. Bears sim
ply by calling at our Clothing Store,
No. 1901 Main street. Don't SILVER
through the winter when there's no need
Of it. The next thing to getting round
heater is to get heater round you in
the shape of one Of our Oyercoats, that
are as warm as the Fourth Of July. We
are selling these magnificent cold.exclu-
ders at such tempting figures that it will
pay you to step in and take a look at
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
ALL BLANKETS AT COST

wort ~ txo about CARP
make. lay. and liu' osery Carpet ir.@
aia0 "a largo Rne 81 eu away N|fu every
DARN WRAPPERS thnt cola i.r o..
81. ...-,...,..-..-., U.u....
O.r sLtJ tANN'h''t' ."
2KeD PLUSH cloAhH eatna ,-
now ~.
nov ~. .,.....,. ,...
3G.iuch STORM SERGE. ld.
s4-tur1 1IENIOl~ Hlr. Y7ri
LADIES' ant GENl LthhN IS 1901.
were 81. 80, nov only ff.ah
CHENILLE lAbLk-oOf -b~, f'-ia.
q psirsof PORTIEREs. slightly air'.f.s
800 do,en of CuIlDRENs HEAVY
HOSE. size 20 pi., glarAu.eei IA
To-. p-tr ,..,. ,...,....
cry. ...,,,.,,,.,.,.. ,.,..,...
GENTLENgNe ISpEltM AR wsF I"
When W. say odds aui ol1s no uo.'
or Two of o kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
LINEN GOODS.

Housekccpers should look through
their supplies, see what they need, and
call TO examine the best stock OF Lin
ems for table and housowear We have
ever shown. This IS an excellent timo
TO rcplenisb, as goods are cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
VNHE NEWEST IDEAS,
i THE BEST SELECTIONS,
THE MOST APPROPRIATE FOR HOLIDAY
GIFTS.
OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT

OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT
Is well stocked with the best hooks, by the best
authors; Gilt Books, Books OF Travel. Biography
Adventure, Juvenile, ani Toy Books, and al
prices as cheap II not cheaper than elsewhere
We carry the LARGEST LINE OF OXFORD
TEACHERS BIBLES. PRAY ER-8OOKS, AMI
HYMNALS from the largest publishers and In
STYLES.
The CHOICEST COMBINATION POCKET
BOOKS AND CARD-CAsks, GRNILRdkN's
LETTER CASES. PURSES. LAP TABLETS, and
HAND-BLOITRRS.
GENUINE sILvER-MuUNTED LEATHER
GOODS, GOLD PENS FOUNTAIN PENS, Sill
vRR GOODS. Many new goods 4t moderate
prireS There Is satisfaction In feeling when
you buy ar article that you have good value for
YOUR money HUNTER Co.
Books and stationery,
de 6-Sa, Tu&Th $40 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

Important. Salvation on. the greatest
cure on earth for pain, Is only y cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

UPTOWN OFFICE. 423 EAST BROAD
STREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1913 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

A certain and lasting cure, for the worst
Catarrh In the Head, is guaranteed by the
makers of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04

NOTICE
Having completed tho INVENTORY OF
Messrs X. l. Christian q Co. ! am now pre-
pared 10 rs.eiye bids for the STOCK, FIX
TURgs, HORSES, AND WAGONS a. q whole.
de 30-eod Nv J. h. h0sBY, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
CARPETS.

Lower prices were never quoted on
frst.class Carpets. Our stock Is too
large. We have made low prices to sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
LADIES CLOTH SKIRTS.

LADIES' CASHMERE PULLED
CLOTH SKIRTS reduced from 81 to
sl.5O and from Sl.7j to SL21. They
are very stylish.
LADiES'KNITWO OLLENSNIRTS,
all prices and colors.
LADIES JER Sc Y and KNIT
WORSTED LEGGlNS.
MISSES and CHILDRENS KNIT
WORSTED and JERSEY HIGGINS.
BOYS STOCKINETTE and LEA
THERETTE KNEE PROTECTORS.
25c. a pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-04
CLOAKS.

80 per cent. off on any Cloak. Cape.
or jacket. The best you ever saw at the
price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
HEAVY RAIN AND FLOOD.
Considerable Damage Done Up GrisE
Gu,ch aud In Town.

Considerable Damage Done Up GrisEiv
Gu,ch aud In Town. Q
The rain storm which visited Helena and
vicinity about dusk yesterday did consid-
efsbls damage along Main street and up
G izzly Gulch. besides at other points.
The exse, amour, Of damage will not be
known until to-day. p; ;obably. People
who have lived here for years say they
never witnessed such q downpour OF rsin
in such shot time. IL fell so fnst that ~
couldn't run of the sidewalks on the Steep
est grades fast enough, and lay inch deco
The storm sewers carried OF the water that
rushed into Main street until the mud and
dirt carried down ehoked them up. Thea
ID spread all over the roadway aud Msin
| street for nearly its entire length vas
river from several inches 10 q foot deep.
| A number of cellars were flooded and soms
| Of the stores where she nooEs are on a level
with the sidewalk had Qua their force OF
clerks with bTooms and shovels 10 keep the
water out The water, unable 10 md OUT
| lets, and constantly added 60 by the sheets
OF water that came down, flowed ovet the
sidewalks a, all points. Crossing Mails
! street or any OF the intersectink thorouRh-
farce was only by vadiug
Reports from up 0rizzly Ruloh are that
the damsge there was quito extensive. Tho
Wat0t btought down large quantltioa of
debris which piled against the fence srouud
the properly OF tho Helena brewery and
formed dam. The water then backed pp
until 10 wac probably -four feet deep Ia
places. The employees Of the brewery Gus
away the fence and the wTsckAge aud al
lowed the water 10 proceed. Great dam
age was done 10 the gtauary OF the brew
err. The exact loss Is not known and will
not be until the wteokhgs 10 cleared aWay.
Large pilss OF cordvood were swept awaJ
and carried aown tho gulch.
AZ Chinatown ths inhabitants stood at
their trout doors during all tbs storm
lighting back the water with brooms aud
othsr implements 20 keSp 10 on, Of their
dwellings Somo OF them we're successful
while others wsio not quito 40 much 90.
Whom the rain nnally stopped and the
waters subsidized, Main street from the head
Co away down the thorougbfets was Cow
srOd with several inehsa of mud and aaud
aud many large stones which had been
raFfied down hY the food,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
PURE MILK AND CLEANLINESS
Work Of the MIX aud Food Inspector and
4 OF the Health Onioers.

Work Of the MIX aud Food Inspector and
OF the Health 0nioers.
Mix and Food Inspector Rookmau has
devoted great deal OF lime during the
past mouth 10 testing tho milk sold 10 the
city by the milkmen. lie has not only
taken samples from the cans after 10 has
beon brought into town. but he goes out
In 80 the valley aud msets tho vendors as
they come into town. Az first she found
quito a number whose produces did not
como up TO the standard. but recently he
.ays there has been quite an Improvement.
The warning that the second time 4 milk
man is caught selling impure milk will re-
tult In n sign setting forth that fact being
paced on his wagon. has had the desires
effect, aud though he has examined several
times the contents of the onna OF those who
al iirst carried milk that Was not oil right
be haH only found one that on second eI-
animation was mob up TO the mark set. 30
far the doctor has confined his work 10
the inspection of milk, bot now that he
has, as he believes, got that matter we'll In
hand be will look more carefully after
other food products.
As sec 'stary OF tho boa.d OF health, the
milk and food inspector hnds that the
duties OF that office are no sinsouTe. All
tho complaints OF nuishnces come TO him.
aud while the city IL now in good sanitary
condition, 10 requires constant vigilance to
keen IL 40. AZ tho weather gets warmer
those duties as health officer will materially
increase, aud there will also be larger
number OF infTaotiona OF tho law 10 lock
after.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
DRIFTING EASTWARD.
Half q Hundred More Leave Missoula foi

Hsifa Hundred More Leave MIssoula FOR
.afs Heienn. w., f''r
Special 10 Tho Indspendsnt
MIssouLA. May 2l.-This morning there
we're something over ono hundred common
wsale's In Missoula, but about half Of thsss
hsvs suoeesded in leaving. and are now
travelling eastward. They expect TO col-
leot at Helena and wait the arrival there of
those still west OF this point Gen. L. j..
Jcifries and Brig Gen. 4. II. Shoals. OF
The Seattle division. are among those at i'll
In Missoula. Their oommissary depart
ment has received liberal contributions
from the citlzsns of Missoula. aud they
propose 10 hold a free entertainment OF
public meeting tomorrow evening. al
which there will be music and spsakip0
in which tbe leaders propose to go.
forth the objects and reason of their or.
aanization. They will also collect among
their number 4 ball nine to play the local
tenn.
Gen. Jssriss stated that thoy expected 70
ranch Warrington Aug. |, and they were
certain the numbers at the capital on thh,
date would exceed any published estimate.
Five more Of the captured men have been
brought from Arles and placed In the
county jail. They are charged with In
subordlnstion while under charge of deputy
marshals
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
SALT LAKE ELoPKMENr.
A Girl For meriv . Resident OF This City
Ono OF the Parties.

A Girl For meriv . Resident OF This City
Ono OF the Parties.
Th, 6alt Lake Tribune of reosnt date
gives an account OF tho elopsment Of Law
YER Anthony Koenen. Of that city. and
Amelia DsRRe. daughter of DR.. o. H. Dosee.
who was formerly q resident OF this city.
Koenen bore splendid reputation in Salt
Lake. and was married man. Miss Dogko
left Salt Lake on May o. osteusibly Tor
Msadowvills. Utah. stating whom she do
parted that she was going there 10 MARY
George Jodd. young farmer of whom she
became ensmored during q former visit 10
that place. Four OF ave days after her
departure DIR. Doaao received letter from
her, dated May Z, and postmafked Meadow
ville In which she stated substantially that
sho was enjoying herself hugely and that
she intended going TO Soda Springs the
next Tuesday, which would have been May
ID. Since then nothing has been heard
from her. Kosnen left Salt Lake on Sat-
urdav. and Mrs. Koenen Gays she has posi-
tive ipformA alton to the effect that he went
direct TO Ogden and there met Miss Dogge.
returning with her TO Pennington.
DR.. Doggo Is Thoroughly oonvioosd that
his daughter eiopsd with Attorney Anthony
koenen, and will do his utmost to have the
couple npprshendsd and returned to Salt
Lake. He has sworn TO q complaint chnrR-
Ing the girl with fornioation and koenen
with adultery. aud IL is prssumable that
svory officer In the territory 10 on the look
out for them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
Wash Day Presented a Decidedly
Lively Scene In the COxoy
Camp.
Aftor tho Washing Had Been Hung
Out the Men Went Ia
Swimming.
some Issnbordinatos rsnt To Jaii-WsHi-
ers Leave for This Clty-Tbs
KAiispelt CRptives.

Special 10 The Independent.
AHIEE. May 2l.-Kslly's Washington con.
tingent OF tho industrial army IL here yst.
marshnls. This morning siI mon became
rSStlosa and used iuilammat0ry language,
liable TO inolte the men 10 an outbreak.
They we're promptly placed in the guard
house and sent 20 Missoula on the frat
train, aud ore now IN the county Jail. AZ
tor roll call at she round house tho men
marched In regular organized companies 20
Finley creek. lust across from the depot. 10
camp for the day. -Four men from each
company were detailed 70 act ~ cooks. Mr..
Dow. pos. trader on this reservation. has a
contract TO keep tho lardor filled for tho
cooks, and judging from the amount OF
flesh beef, -four. sugar. rice. salt baking
powder. lard aud potatoes Tint hs dsliv-
cred to-day he 10 faithfully performing his
part Of the contract. and that the iudus-
trinla now here will always entertain a
kindly feeling for Deputy Marshal Haley
for the generous manner in which he Ia
treating them.
This was wash day with tho men. After
breakfast q case OF laundry soap was given
them. In Eve minutes every man in camp
was hard at work. and In short time the
camp ressmbled Chinese laundry. In the
afternoon they took bath In the ice cold
water Of Finley creek. This evening they
are all wearing clean clothing and present
q vsry respectable appearance. Afier sop.
per this evening they formed in line. with
marsbals on both aides. and marched TO the
round house. whore they were comfortably
quarterod for ths night Deputy United
States Marshal Thos. Davidson arrived on
No. l and relieved Deputy Marshal Haley.
who left on the samo train for the west,
presumably 70 act in conjunction with the
troops al Cabinet Idaho, TO prevent the
Coxeyites now OF Heron from capturing 9
train TO- morrow.
Nothing definite is known as 10 the dis
position Of the men nov here.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
TELEGRApnlC nREyITIES

KroKUK, Iowa, May 2l.-Kolly's army
loft ior Quiney Ihis morning. The boAts
We rated together and towsd by II
atenme'.
ST. LOUIS May 2l.-Ths body OF the late
William 4. Coleman arrived from Ban
Francisco to-day aud was placed In the
vault OF tho Page family at Bellefontains
cemetery.
BrLoaADK. May 2l.-Klng Alexander sus-
pended the constitution and restored tho
oao OF 1860, lie also appointed n new
counsel OF atate. with Ex- Premier Chrlsties
au PRESIDENT.
NEw HAVEN. Conn. May 2l.-Tho retiro.
ment OF Ptoi. James A. Dana. aged 81 old
est professor Ia Yale uuiveraity. owing TO
feeble health, Ia announced. Prof. II. y.
Williamo succeeds him.
CmoAoo. May 2l.-Ihe police bnve oon-
cludei that W. A. Simsrott, grand score
tAry and treasurer OF the svitohmsn'a
Mutual Aid association, has boen mur-
dsred. simurolt has been migsinR since
the night OF May IL Ills books are
straight.
olNolsSArI. D, May I.-All oarpentors
aud mill hands of Cincinnati, OoVinRion
aud Newport have been ordered 10 etrikp
because tho boss carpenters refused 10 pay
e.. 20 for eight of 81 for nine hours with
an hour less on Saturday. Nanrb b,VOO
men are afieetel.
Nrw YonK, May 2l.-A boiler at One
Hundred aud Flfty-sitth street AID Eagle
avenue, used IN blasting rocks, exploded
o-day, Iniufing John Crowley aud Michael
Cannon, perhaps fatally, and i've Others
losg seriously. The boiler landed Ia q sta
bio seventy hye feet weI. IL was reported
defective . week ago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
THEY MARCH THROUGH WATER.
The Com i'm on waaisTs Meeting HAD TO I,s
Abandoned Last Night

The Com on waaisrs Meeting Had 10 I,e
Abandoned Last Night
The oommonwsalers Who won't lnto camp
noar tho fair grounds after their release by
Judge Knowles called a meeting for the
head Of Main street at eight O'Clock last
nigh, 10 discuss ways aud msAna Of getting
them started on tho journey 10 Washington.
Between seven Ond OiRhi o'clock tho men
marched Up 10 ,hs oltY carrying a nomber
Of AmoTioan flags. banners bearing legends
and the big rooster they got Al Billing.
Ihoy were headed by drummer and
marched fo0r abreast. Coming pp Main
street tbsy turned into broadway and
marched up the hill 10 Ewing stree, and
past the county IRii, where their leader.
Nm. Hogan, and some forty other ofncera.
are serving out tho sentences imposed By
JudRe Knowles for running OF from Butte
with Northern Pacific train. They then
turned down Sixth avenue into Main street
again and started for The msotinR place.
| IL had been raining during the march up
10 the jgi', and the doWnrour became
harder aud harder by the tims The army
had gotten partly up Main stree, the worst
OF tho atom had beon reached. Through
perfect sheets Of falling water. and through
a rushing stream which stretched from
curb 70 curb. at most places over their shoe
tops. the 200 or more indUstrisls trn dyed
up ths street. KsaohlnR tho head Of IL
ranks were broken and every man broke
for shelte-. They we're all accommodated.
some at the car barn aud othsra az Va ious
places further down tho street. Every man
was dionehed 10 tbs skin.
When the worst OF the ram was over
neither the men nor ,he streets were
Ia condition for holding meeting.
Recognizing tho hardship Of expecting tho
men 10 march back TO their camp In their
drenobed condition. n number VI citizens
went hunting quarters for tho common
wealeFs during the night. About 1fty Of
them we're accommodated In Labor Assem-
bly, hall, where there was a big stove and n
roaring hre for them to dry out by. Alder
man Lissner accommodated unother num-
Dor at the large corner room Of bis building.
where they were made comfortable with q
big stove. Others went TO the old brewery
on Park avenue.
The men we're tired az we'll ns vet. and
soon turned In. when quarters bad been
found for all OF them. Before they turned
In. however, all the men enjoyed cup Of
coffee furnished through ths kindness Of
Tom Graham.
Weather permitting. the meeting will be
held at the head Of Main street TO- night
The council meete at tho same time. 10 10
understood q committee will wait on the
council and invite them 10 take part In the
meeting.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-22
THE KALIsPELL CAPrIvEs.
One Of the Gang Turns states Evidence
Trial In Progress.
SIJseill to Tho IndependenL


Trial In Progress.
Special to Tho independent
KALrsPELI, May 2l.-Tho preliminary
trial OF ths engine stsalsrs was begun 30
day before Justice OF the Peace Nash. The
trial wns held in the county court room,
owing TO the thong OF spootatora James
Phnir. the leader Of tho gang OF Coxeys. In
jail here. was placed on trial frat One OF
the weale,s named +. apk Hogan deserted
the gang at this point turning states evil
denee against his former associates.
Hogan testified that he was with tho crowd
at Troy. and that while in a vacant build
ing IN the rear Of the roundhouso there
Phhir instructed them all to 60 Gown the
track, saying that n three or four men
wanted TO bolp ho would get an engine 10
pick them up and 90 east Phair aud hls
chosen allies boarded the engine. The
hostleF had run out on the main track and
they drove the hostlsr and wiper Oh the
engine and proceeded east. picking up The
rest OF ths gang.
lie says they found q switch spiked a,
Jennings, and that Phair gave o'ders Ia
have IL set back. breaking che switch lock
and removing the spikes. East OF Jon.
nines they met man named Wight who
Jagged them Gown aud warned them Of
tho danger of proceeding, a. tho wSst.
bound pnssengor was about due. lie also
told them tho engine thsv wsro on would be
ditched. but they went on. iirst breaking 10
tool house and taking tools.
At Atlanta. n deputy told them not 10
proceed at the engine would bo diloned.
They only went n abort distance whom she
engine ii uek tho point where y rail was
taken up.
This evidence Was eorFoboratsd by other
witnesses. Cyrua Wellington, Great North.
ern alto neG Was present Anl assisted
County Alto ney Logan Ia the prosecution.
Tho stato rested at sis thls evening. when
Mcintyre a Clinton. counsel for the de-
isnuo moved To- non-suit. Tue motion was
ateuod and al eight .. IN. the court an
uouncsd that II would be tskon under ad-
yiaumont.