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HOW HIGH 4 KITE CAN GO.
About Eighteen Hundred Feet IL
the Ma ximum Altitude Reached.

1t is one OF the most difficult under
takings imaginable to even approx
mately estimate the height OF n kite
above the earth. This is on account of
the fact that objects floating In the afr
seem to be further away than they
really are. 1t may be safely said that
800 feet il the maximum altitude that
can possibly be attained by single
Kite. says the st. Louis Republic. A
kite flying at the height mentioned will
appear even to II conservative observer
above the surface Of the earth. but IA
careful measurement of "A string and its
angle Will quickly prove that it could
not have been more than fourth of Il
mile above the ground.
Ordinarily kite will go no higher,
even If more string be paid out: this liz
because the wind depresses the cord and
causes the kite to really recede when II
appears to rise. 1t has been said thai
II is possible to arrange several kites in
such manner that they will reach a
higher altitude than II is possible to at
tain with a single kite. In this manner
where three, four or even dozen kites
have been used remarkable heights
have been reached.
Where more than one kite Is used
only the main one IL attached to the
end of the string. the others being at
tached along the main line lin II manner
similar to the arrangement Of the hooks
~ dNtTuBt us
lance of about twelve feet apart Hin
kleman who made experiments at
Buda- festh. and lrson and Watson.
whose Investigations under the Russian
Academy of Sciences We're carried on at
f.deenea, Finland. report curious re-
suits.
Where single kites could he forced up
into the atmosphere To "A height Of ] 500
feet pair could be made to ascend to
IA height of from 1000 to 200 feet and
tandem easily reached the high
water mark of 300 feet. The three eX-
perimenters alluded to believe that with
II Drope. arrangement OF the kites and
with II scientific adjustment Of both the
| tail and string, "A height Of two miles
Will eventually be reached
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QUiGLEY TAKES HIS SEAT.
The New Police Justice Makes {
Short Speech.
lie Suspcuds Sentence In the Flrs
Case Before Him.

Justice James +. Inigley took his seat
on the bench of tn. Gates Avenue Po-
lice Court. brooklyn. this morning for
the first time since he was appointed to
take the place Of be late Justice Con-
nelly.
Ca taking his seat Justice lnigley made
short address to the court attaches.
Among other things he said:
~ h. office of this court is in con-
n"ction with the Police Department of
our city. to preserve order and to pro-
teCt life and property. The hands OF
the police are strengthened by the
proper administration of laws ana JUS
II don OF mean by this that improper
or unlawful arrests should be sane
toned or unfortunate people prosecuted :
what | do mean Is that | shall endeavor
L. cooperate with the police for the
preservation of the peace Of our city
and In every way in my power to aid
them in the performance of their duty.
10 the clerks and officers | wish To say
that hope our relations VIII be pleasant
while We are together | expect your
cooperation in my effort to please the
public In the disCnargs OF my duties. To
have no misunierstan d!ng. ! wish - say
that ] will expect and .ook for a faithful
punctual ana prOmp; performance OF
duty. and ! expect you to treat every one
who has business with this court with
courtesy ana poi,.ness.
with the members of the bar who
practise here | hope to have the most
plea sant relations To you | will prom
Sc that there will be no favor.te lawy RS
here. and ! want ii dit tiuctly una, rstool
that the best influence that you can
nave with this court will he an eNpe-
ditious presentation of your cases.
The first case the Justic heard was
that of James ORrien. who was arrest ed
for drunkenness. Justice Quigley began
his career by extending Clemency and
suspendd sentence.
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WASHINGTON, July 3O-Gozo Tateno.
the Japanese Minister, presented his let
tiers of recall to the President to-day.
He was accompanied TO the White House
by Secretary of STATE Gresham. MIR
Tateno, In aking leave of the President,
said; I'm saying good-by to YOU, Mr.
President. although the occasion Is no,
one which calls for forma. utterance.
] cannot refrain from expressing to YOU
my personal appreciation of IN Unvary.
Ing kindness and consideration for " hiCh
] am indebted TO you and to the houora,
BILE Secretary of State"
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RECEIVER FOR HIGGINS co.
&iAAiam G. e. See Appointed b.,
Chancellor McGiIl To-day.

ON the application of Lawyer North
rop, acting for Treasurer Stray. of
the Higgins Soap Company. OF Brook
Ign, Chancellor McGill in Chancery
Chambers. Jersey City, to-day appointed
William G. f. See receiver OF the Com
pany.
The application was based on the
ground that the Company had liabili-
ties amounting TO $4,000 without any
assets. The Higgins Company was
wrecked by Forger Coleman securing
check.
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ss.Eleytn-year-old Frank Rodriguez. Of lsS Carl.
trn avenue. Brooklyn, who fell through an all
shaft from the thr4-stoTy Of new building al
AZ Citation avenue Yesterday afternoon, die.
M ths Homeopathic Hospital this morning from
fracturs OF the skull and internal injuries Ir
falling he struck another boz. but the latter wa
ldkt 1niuredt
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Minister DENLY Ordered Back.
ny Associated Press

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 3o.-Minis'er Charles
DENLY, who Is In this country on leave Of alb
sence, has been ordered back to his post at
Pekln, China, on account Of the warliks bltus
ton between China and Japan over CoreA
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AcnII.L IMPROVEMENT FUND, .

DJBl.iN. July 10. 1884
Dear Lord Mayor MAY draw your attention
to the in'los.l appeal which II being issued on
behalf Of the distressed people ~ AclIli You
viii see from the names forming the Committee
that all shades Of creeds ana politics have
Joined In the object ALREADY substantial stm-
patty has been shown by many inequalities
notably that Of Liverpool
/ write 10 enlist your practical support. Yours
hihf1ly V u. DILLON.
Lord Mayor.
Accompa the letter. was a Circu-
lar. describing the plans of the Com
mittee for the relief OF the people The
Committee propose to build roads
pat and walks for the people Of
Achill and to develop the fishing indus
try. The Committee also propose to
plant many trees in the place.
Achill Is located on an island west Of
Ireland, and i1 directly west of Mayo.
Recently a number of harvesters start
ell from Achill to Scotland In a sailing
vessel. The boat met with an accident
and 1t Is said. about fifty men lost their
lives.
Since that time little or nothing has
been done by the people. Money has
been scarce and whole families are said
to have died for want OF proper nourish-
ment
Among those mentioned on the Com
mttee are: X. Ambrose. NJ. F., j. j.
Clancy. NJ. p; j. Il. Kenny, NJ p, ana
William O'Brien. NJ. =.
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ST. NICHOLAS BANK HEARING
liabilities and Amount In Hnnd
shown nv Receivers Accounts.

shown by Receivers Accounts.
The hearing in the matter OF the st.
Nicholas Bank was continued at 10
O'Clock this morning before Referee
Adel In his office, at l20 Broadway.
The Receivers accounts were pro-
duced. They show that the liabilities OF
the bank are s2,O49, Ss2.37. A dividend of
ca per cent. has been paid, leaving bal
cash balance on hand at the present
time is Ss17, 152.97 There is still outstand-
ing demand loans due the bank and
amounting to s2G4.00jl5.
The hearing will be continued to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
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+ Says Morton's Not in Contempt.

Justice Bartlett in decision handed down In
ssh Supreme Court, BrooHlyn this morning saw.
that he does not think benjamin Morton, OF the
Atlantic Avenue Railroad intended tr violate
AN Injunction order prohibiting the West End
lttaiiroAd to sell tickets 10 CUncy Island from
Ihirty-sixth stree, Brooklyn, Tor les, than 10
,cen6S He denies without costs the motion
spads b. the officials Of the Coney Island and
Prospect Park Railroad to punish Morton FOR con,
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senate and bankruptcy Mn.

w WASHINGTON, July 80, The Senate
Judiciary Committee agreed upon Il
favorable report upon tine Bailey Bank
Iupicy bill. which has passed the House
Some amendments are recommended.
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$500 Men Went to work To-day
INV AsannlaIhl

CHICAGO, July 30.-Tventy-fve hundred men
went to work n, the Illinois Steel Company
plant to-day. The works had been closed down
since the strike began. one thousand more work
men will have employment before the end OF the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30

WHITE rLNNS. y Y. Jul, so Charlie,
Mo''r blacksmith Died last nghr from the
hra' In shutter saloon. n" Was IN the saloon
'1hthg drink ami suddenly expired.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30

NEWARK. n, J. July 3O-The men employel
in Carl Seitzs hat shop to. day Joined the hat
strikers They struck for an Increase OF ~ ectns
per dozen hats.
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Houses Wanted.

WILLING house wanted on west side, rent
from $500 to 81. 100. samuel j, Morrison (real
estate wanted, 2O6 West 4lst 81. near Broadway.
HOUSE WA 1ED. L. to Il r. oms Lexington &
9th ave. 25th TO +Oth ST. Address Permanent,
box Az World, uptown.
SMALL HOUSE by youn. couple: low rent and
within an hour o! New York City. c., box all
World.
UNPUBLISHED q or A. story house wanted for
boarding hoase from 18th TO i2d 81. X. W.,
box $50 World, uptown.
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l'rhtrteen sabbnth-Breakers.

6sEN6<hsof The Cedar stree; station brooklyn,
.GDne1rnn shisteen saloon keepers in the Gate,
Xx114a sEniics coar. this morning for ssliiaV
g. sunday Jssues oaiEisy hsld al the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30
AN APPEAL FROM IRELAND.
Dublin's Lord Mayor Writes to
Mayor Schieren.
Asks Aid for the Destitute People
of Achiil.

Mayor Echieren. OF Brooklyn. to-day
received the following earnest appeal
from Valentine u. Dillon, Lord Mayor
of Dublin for the relief Of the G.j27 per-
sons in Achll, who are Ia destitute cir
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-30
he following explains itse.f:

The following explains Itself:
To the Editor;
II Capt. Burton, OF the Worth Baseball Club
will name . time for meeting me AZ "The Even.
ing World once ! will be glad U arrange
a game az ball TO he played at the o4k Point
Grounds Tor tbs benefit VI The Evsning world'
Sick baSisS Fund. GAIT. BiuoENSAH.
q sAs ofensmA
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Boarders Wanted.
Board Wanted.

A YOUNG ENGL1SHMAN requires lodging 4 par.
tial board in New York or vicinity Address
Kentish. box 36s World.
MARRIED COUPLE desire board h room bath
& gas: In private family; vic nifty 18th ST. 30
ave. F., box 81 World.
FURNISHED ROOM wanted tor two young men,
with board, Jewish family: etween Sd & 10th
SITS. A. Mueller % Lispenard at.
TWO GENTLEMT y want room board near 9th
ave. Il 2}d ST. /; state terms. NJ. box 400 World.
WANTED-Snge room board for gentlemany
west side; select: terms moderate Board, box
All World.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnlshed-East Side

Stoe
LEXINGTON AVE. 1892, near Seth st-Hand.
some flats. 8 rooms, newly painted. papered.
MADISON AVE, l74e-Elegant fats; 8 light
rooms. with bath; all improvements; $40, 323.
wAvERLEY PLACE, li7-second nat; 7 rooms
oath; all light. Janitor.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1922. 10th st.-Floor private
house, rooms; quiet home; no children.
| 18th ST 3a4 E, near stuyyesant square-very
desirable fiat ! rooms all Improvements; re-
S3b. Apply TO janitor or rockingham Timpso
| 81 Liberty st.
18TH ST, l45 F.. corner I'd ave. Large. cool
rooms, bath; $50, so; newly decorated; I'd fiat.
18TH ST.. $40 f.. Floor OF cool rooms, OF
apartments; summer terms.
18TH ST. 2s7 E.-s large rooms & plenty
OF closet accommodations; rents, &l2 TO SIS
Jsnitor
al sa,I ST. s,s slsE1s& rooms newly repaired
asTH ST. go E-Elegsnt apartments; all i'm
| provements; rent, 500 to S?s.
| AID 81, 3c3 Z. Floor, 3 rooms only so; no
children; German family preferred; private
49TH 81. $50 E.-Single fiat, S rooms a bath
| periec; order: reduced rent Janitor
| 54TH ST. asi E. between I'd & Sd sves-Clesa.
cool apartments 81, 80; quiet house.
18TH ST.. PIT E,-Eegant flats rooms; all
light; improvements; 10" rents "a ava
| Janitor.
| SD ST. 35i E.-Eegart Mats; S large LINT
| rooms & bath; rents moderate.
SAITH ST. 344 r. Floor in private house; ample
closet room ;convenenCes.
| s7TH ST. 1913 E,-S rooms & bath; all improve
| ments. freshly painted handsomely deco
| rated.
| SSTH ST. lis E.-3, rooms newly painted. -
| up; sashtubs. closets; near station.
ssTH ST. al TO 233 E.-Ncw houses 3 4 q
room apartments, $3.50 to $ii; dumb walters
| electric bells; hot baths free to tenants; wide
| street; noors deadened. once In e2J.
load ST., "l3 F.-Handsome nat, s rooms :
bath; all improvements; flight, rent els.
| 10TH ST, 2l7 E.-Parlor floor and basement,
S2S: private house; or I'd floor. SIG.
10TH ST, Is E-Hanlsome LIST nat; all i'm
prCyements all rooms light; In strictly kept
house.
iO6TH ST, 233 E-Choice nat Of 8 rooms. with
improvements SIS; no children in house: let 70
| family OF adults. Owner, on the premises
losTH ST. SO E-siugle nat. rooms, bath; all
| Improvements: ,ne block from Central Park; fei
| 10TH ST, l67 E,-Apartnents to let at reason
able terms.
| 18TH ST. 81 E-siH light rooms q bath: .
flights stairs; rent reduced.
18TH ST., $50 - large rooms in private
! house; rent, SO.
| Hath ST, 70 r. . rooms, bath; all Improve
| ments; ine order: SIS, $40. JanltLr.
18th ST.. $50 E.-Parlor nst, s rooms and bath;
nne dnns'room; free to 18th. Owner.
INST ST., S20 Il. list fat, z rooms 4 bathroom;
block from statlon rent, e13,
FRONT ST.. S. near Hanover eauars-Sis q Slat
| . Nes tQVma IN sorpW bQildlnE -
- .fRsa adj 80 81 u n
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Wall street Notes.

full account OF Wall stree, AFFAIRS will be
World"
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nth ST, 1874 E, near Stuyvesant square-very
desirable fat rooms; all improve nents; re-
s35. Apply TO jintor or rockingham Timpso
81 Liberty st.
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18Th ST. i?S Wool, pleasant rooms, with
board sl convenience: central location; usi.
tors TO the city accommodated: also table board;
refers"cs
4dlH ST., log W. near Biosdway-Large nj.
cove room; also single excellent table sum.
mer terms.
9TH 81. ?0w Large. airy rooms. connect.
sobable. W
6SfH ST.. Ao1 W. Young men or man ! VIE
go have room, wtth " rishpv, bsssd =
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0rookivn.
furnished Houses to Let.

AN ELEGANT l-story brown-s,one dwelling,
between Madison & 9TH ayes, II rooms &
baths, fully furnished. $500 monthly. PLASS,
BARGAINS--Roardi riding houses: income Cuarun-
teed good location; reduced rentals; investi-
gate Lardner Buckley, 100 W. 42t,
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LEXINGTON AVE. l482, near Seth St Hand.
some flats, 3 rooms, newly painted. papered,
SIS h SIG
MADISON AVE. 1T9-Elegant fats; light
rooms. with bath; all improvements; $40. s23.
wAVERLEY PLACE, 1i7-Second nat; rooms
& oath: all light Janitor.
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LEXINGTON AVE. I722 10th st-Floor private
house, rooms: quiet home; children
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-12-18
BUYING APPLES IN MAINE.
10 Needs n sharp aud clever Man 20
Detect tricks OF Trade.


10 Needs sharp aud clever Man 90
Detect tricks Of Trade.
"The apple buyers have 20 be fell
lows who can see through a MILL
stone" says ono of the Maine fratcr.
nifty. eve do not often get taken
in, for there's sort Of mental tel.
egraphy that tells us when TO invcsti.
gate, aud that's what ! mean by see
ing through a millstono. was taken
In once, though, by q man who
brought seventeen barrels a dozen
miles and looked me calmly In the
eyes as he assured me quietly they
were all Al in size and quality /
looked one barrel all through, aud rs
they were all right my mental alarm
bell remained quiet So paid him a
hrstclass price and he went on with
his money In less than ten minutes,
having occasion TO move one of the
other barrels, loose heading dropped
out and the contents rolled upon the
ioor displaying as mean u piece OF
deaconinR as IL was ever my lot Co see.
There were good apples at the
ends but the middle part was good
for nothing. | examined the other
barrels and found everyone except
that looked through ut drst rank
fraud | went for the seller before
he had time TO leave town and made
him pay back the mpney AMI take
his apples home with him You can
bet notified all the other buyers in
that part of Maine, and now that man
can't sell a peck Of potatoes without
It's being well look a over before
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-12-18

Muscular rheumatism and the Grippe.
Albany, KY, Nov. 2s, 1894. II have
been a sufferer for years from muscu-
lar rheumatism. That terrible dis
ease aud the grip have had quite a
hold on me for the last twelve months.
] have taken several bottles OF Hoods
Sarsapsrlla with good effect. I am
not yet entirely we'll but N.m thank.
ful TO say that Hoods Sarsaparilla
aud Hoods Vegetable Pills, have
been OF lasting benefit TO me and l
highly recommend them. Mary b.
Cattran.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-12-18
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Mr.. Gnberrs Pleasant Sensation,

w. $ Gilbert was lunching, nos
long ago, at a country hotel, when
he fonnd himself In company with
three cycling clorgymen, by whom
he was drawn into conversation.
When they discovered who he was,
one Of tho party asked Mrx Gilbert
chow he felt in such a grtve and
reverend company" II feel" said
Mr.. Gilbert "like lion in den Of
Daniels"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-12-18
KsrIucktANs ENDORSE
{ Lee TR 0 P 0 ISE

II mako the prediction that IL will
take its place as the worlds greatest
discovery, As It is capable Of doing
more good for humanity than any
other,"--Jas. G. Clarke, Esq, More
head, Ky.
my wife says she has received
great benefit from the use OF the Elec.
'ropoise bought Of you some weeks
since, and feel sure that il will cure
her Of a long standing case Of rheu.
matism, Money could not buy il
from her. &C, W. Wright, Louisville
Ky.
"All the money in Kentucky could
not buy my Eleclropoise. IL cured
my wife OF tumor after the best
physicians had pronounced her incu.
rable."-Michael Condrau, franklin
ton, Ky.
Mr. ]. NJ. Myers, Of Myers 4 Bonn,
236 West Main street, Louisville, says
he has no reason TO change the opin-
ion expressed about Electropoise
three years ago. IL cured him Of
rheumatism.
zone nights use Ct the Electro
poise gave me relief from brain ecu.
gestion ard vertigo, have b6$rs
vel man ever ce."-Reg. Geo. II.
Means, Covington, KY
- Electropoise put out on trial
for four months for $40. Send for
particulars
DUBOIS & WEBB,
500 Fourh Avenue, Louisville ExS
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-12-18
NEWS FoR A POLICEMAN,


Thought He Could oI tho hoy, But
lie Got Left
The policeman had been standing
on the corner for about ten minutes.
and foxy looking boy sitting ON a
nearby doorstep was watching him.
The boys curiosity overcame him at
last and he sidlei along up 20 the
officer.
c II say, Mr. Copper" he said at a
safe distance, "what are you standing
on this corner fore"
That's my business" he replied,
curtly
"Wcn, you seem 70 be tcndin' to
It ventured the boy.
That's what I'm paid for"
"Alle samce," chirruped the lad,
81 know what you're standing there
for"
I'll give YOU nickel II youll tell
me, bantcrcd the officer as he held
q coin ont 10 the kid
Throw il 10 me-" said the boy.
keeping his distance. warily.
Not much. You tell me what I'm
standing here for aud ri give It TO
you
The boy came up close enough to
reach the coin. You're stanlin'
here fer ten minutes" he said, with
"a grp ~ the money, and the officer
chased him in vain
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-12-18

Catarrh is a con titutional disease
Hoods Sar-apariIly il constitutional
remedy IL cure. catarrh. Give it a
rial.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-11-01
THAT CIRCULAR LETTER.

Sullivan has issued circular letter
''To My Fergus County Friends" ap-
pealing to the voters of the county to
support him for sheriff The letter has
all the ear marks of Il. j. Johns, by
whom it was evidently written. 1t
reads like an editorial from the Mud
Geyser, with all the catch words OF
that sheet 1t speaks Ct 'scl:qnes, -
"pernicious methods, "scheming sat
elites" political chicanery," and
"odious and INSCRIPTIONS rings" A
stranger not acquainted with the
gang might be hood.
winked into the idea that the leaders
of that gang are paragons of political
candor and honesty, instead of leaders
OF the most unscrupulous gang of po-
litical manipulators that everinfested
any county. We have had enough of
their dictation.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-11-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A collection will be taken up in town to
ing. Everyone Interested should give lib
orally.
Read the article entitled ''Some Pertinen:
Questions" on editorial page
The ladies of the Methodist church will
give dinner and supper IN the Landt
building on the day of election. Vote the
straight Republican ticker and go and get
an excellent meal.
A horse thief was brought in from Kalis-
pell Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Yantis. He
wore an Anaconda badge that could be seen
a mile. He differs from Marcus DAILY only
in this-he was satisfied to steal a hnrse,
while Marcus wants to steal whole state.
w. C. Draper left Lewewistnwn last week
for Duluth, Mimi, where he will make
protracted visit. The Republicans of Fer
gus county lose one sure vote at the coming
election.
The total registration in Lewistown is
507, an excess of A over two years ago
This includes the voting precincts of Lewis
tration throughout the county shows a
general increase in the voting population.
X. Won Tobel, F. +. Smith and f. X
cheadle will hold a political meeting on
Beaver creek this evening. at Philbrook
Fridav evening and at Stanford Saturday
evening.
Justices GudgelI and Mcfarland were
occupied Tuesday in the preliminary exam
ination of Wesley eagle for perjury. upon
complaint of John ID. Waite, for making
the affidavit published in the Mud GeySer
last week. When the state rested the de-
! fendant moved to dismiss. on the ground
that the false affidavit was not within the
| meaning of the statute. Counsel for de-
fendant argued that there was a distinction
between moral perjury and legal perjury,
and that the making of the false affidavit
| in question was not legal perjury. The two
justices took this view of the case aud dis
missed the action.
Little Amy Stone had last Thursday a
very narrow escape from heing killed. She
| had taken the lantern out to light the way
| for her father to water his horses. when
suddenly one horse made a spring and ran
against end over Amy knocking her down
and extinguishing the lantern. To the joy
of her parents it was found that beyond {
few slight contusions, Amy was uninjured