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Thrown Under a Car,

APPLETON, Wis.,, Feb. 2l.-G. Price
and sister, Mrs. Julia Depsika, drove
from New London to this city. When
crossing a street the horse became
frightened at an electric car and ran
away. Both were thrown out, Mrs.
Depsika was thrown under the car and
dragged several rods. She will probably
die. The brother is badly cut about the
head
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
GOCC.
crude

Edward Bok's successful article in
the January Cosmopolitan on 1.-THE
Young Man in Business" has been re-
printed in a tasteful and handy booklet
form at 10 cents by the Curtis Publish
ing Company of Philadelphia. To this
reprint Mr.. Box has added some IA
pages Of editorial matter answering
"Three Uncertain Young Men"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
To Relieve shawnee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. = Senator
Shoup has introduced bill for the re-
lief of the Shawnee Indians, by appro.
priating 10000 for taking and restoring
the testimony and evidence in the tribes
in the claimsfor spoliation, lost in trans
mitting by mail to the interior depart.
rnant
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
cody Not Challenged.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-The Tribune SAYS:
Colonel William +. Cody is at the Audi.
torium Annex. As to rumor that he
had called on friend at st. Paul to act
as his second in duel with Fred May,
the colonel said: "I am not going to
fight duel with anybody. May has not
challenged me, and am sure have
not challenged him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

Recent decisions ought to prove to
the workingmen Of this country that
their rights are just as sacred in the
eyes of the law as those of the capitalist
and the corporation-theb blatant mouth
ings OF professional agitators to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
FINANCIAL DEPRESSION.

A Minneapolis Loan and Realty Company
succumbs-No Schedules Filed.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 21.-The Farms
worth Loan and Realty company has
assigned to Edward G. Chatfeld. No
schedules have been prepared, but it is
said that claims outside of those secured,
will aggregate S175,OO0. The financial
depression is given as the cause for the
assipnmant
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
peixoto,. Troops Defeated.

LONDON, Feb. .sl.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres dated Monday says that a
battle was fought at Itapeva, 160 miles
west of the City of Sac Paulo, between
the insurgents and government forces.
President Peixoto's troops were defeated.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

Congressman Lucas sends The RE
PUBLICAN q copy Of his recent speech
upon the tariff 1t is not so long as
some of the other efforts on this sub
iect but it is clear and comprehensive.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

The conviction Of Boss McKane the
brutal violator OF the sanctity of the bal.
lot box in the recent New York cleo.
tions, goes to show that il does not pay
to be anything but a ''fine worker
within the radius of Tammany's inhu,
ence. N1cKane's methods were toe
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
CheWed . VACCINE Point.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 21.-A young man
called at the Office of DIR. Lambert in
Farley, Ia. He saw toothpick, as he
supposed, on the table. It was vac
cine point, and he succeeded in vaccin-
ating himself. He now takes only
LIQUID nourishment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

Congressman Pickler sends The RE
PUBLICAN a copy Of his recent speech
upon the Wilson bill, in which he
shows most conclusively that the meas
ure If it becomes law will prove de.
cidedly hurttul to the best interests OF
the farmer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

Ex-Speaker Reed is about to issue a
parliamentary manual embodying his
construction OF established rules. He
ought to present Speaker Crisp with an
autograph copy OF the work.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
win Dig the Ditch

Hot SPRINGS, S. D., Feb. 21.-The big
irrigation ditch in the western part Of
this county, an enterprise started by
Omaha capitalists, will now be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible the
company having just held a meeting
aud resolved to that effect.
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r,,ex Will Find the Pole.

LONDON, Feb. sl.-A dispatch to Tho
Daily News from Christiana says: An
American press expedition to the polar
regions will start next May. Three
sNorwegians will go with the party, and
the Norwegian ship Rogenstald Earl has
been chartered to convey the expedition.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

The Russian thistle of North Dakota
threatens to become a national issue,
and there is great danger that the agi-
tation Of its extinction will do that
country more harm than the weed it,
aalf
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lseloit win vaccinnate,

BELolT, Wis, Feb. 21.-The discovery
of a case of smallpox in the city
brought forth an order to enforce the
state board of health's edict in the mat
ter of vaccinating school children.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
Trial of the Floyd..

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 21.-The case of
Eleanor b. Floyd and her two
sons, Frank and Lou. which were set
for trial Tuesday morning, were resot
for Monday, the Goth.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

just settle our trouble right here. We
then went to shooting. His shots passed
my head. Those killed back Of me, Sut-
ton killed. killed those near him. Am
glad I killed him, as he interfeered in
my family affairs"
1t is pretty evident that Sutton killed
Gleason, while Mitchell killed Sutton,
Milton Sparks and the baby. mortally
wounded Sparks brother and shot Mrs.
Mcdowell.
Fort RECOVERY, o., Feb. 21.-The
latest we'll drilled in this field is one of
the heaviest producers in the state.
The well was shot with 80 quarts of
nitroglycerine, and at short intervals
since throws up column of oil to the
height of 70 feet. A large quantity of
oil has found its way to the Wabash
river. The we'll is known as Wentz No.
2, and will be good for 1000 barrels a
day when brought under control.
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READ OUR DEMORALIZING PR


Gold Dust, per package. ..... S 20
4 bottles chow chow ....... 90
20 lbs marifat beans !. ..... 90
3 lbs mocha java coffee. -. 1 90
5 cans baked pork and beans 90
s cans sweet potatoes ...... | 90
10 cans apples. s..... 1 90
35 pounds California raisins. | 90
10 cans corn. ...... / 90
Extra flour, worth $1.15a sack SO
Is bars Santa Claus soap 90
4 packages xxx coffee. 90
12 Bib cans apples ........ 81 90
8 cans California peaches. 1 90
s cans California apricots.. | 90
10 cans blueberries. | 90
22 pounds prunes ....... / 90
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PAYING SCOUTS.

Annuitiss Of Sioux Have Begun Again.
The First Payment.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 21.-Hon. NJ. D..
Shelby, United States special Indianand
disbursing agent, has begun payment of
restexe4 apQpittss tp To SIOUX scouts
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23

Fl pounds granulated sugar. 81 90
4 gallons golden drip syrup 1 90
19 lbs fancy oyster crackers 1 90
3 quarts best select oysters / 90
5 pounds good coffee ...... / 90
80 pounds hand picked beans 1 90
5 pounds sun dried tea 49,. / 90
80 pounds Cal. dried grapes. 90
25 bars soap. p............ 1 90
5 boxes bluing O5
4 boxes champion lye. 25
4 packages soda j. .s.s.. .gs25
2 cans Alaska salmon. 25
u cans gooseberries 1 90
3 a-lb cans baking powder. 25
Is pounds flake oat meal ~. 1 90
16 pounds cut loaf sugar -. 100
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70 boxes matches ....... 81 90
4 lamp chimneys .... 25
4 packages Lilly starch 49,. 25
5 cans cherries .... so
box (5O) fine cigars - 48
6 jars preserves. s........ 90
4 OTIS Wisconsin cranberries 25
6 3-lb cans Muscat grapes. 1 90
6 Bib cans Cal. peaches. -. 1 90
6 Bib cans Cal. apricots j. / 90
5 cans pie pumpkin. ..... so
6 3-lb cans Cal. green grapes 1 90
4 boxes sardines. ..... 25
5 quarts bulk queen olives. 1 90
| quart extra fine pickles. 20
10 cans tomatoes 90
II cans blackberries .... 100
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-23
Flannels,
Linens,
Underwear,
Hosiery,
Carpet Warp,
Dress Goods,
Cloaks,
Gingha1ns,
White Goods,
Enbroideries,

Now the time you get your Goods Cheap this Great Closing Sale from this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

special IltCnufnh
New Orleans. Il, J,,ce ,t-,,cr,rov
& Co. say; There were many WIN
thought that the fnvo,nb,e hnrea,, Of
Saturday woula he oonstru.d Nv M.
rope as an Indication mai conditions
were FAR better than the aa,,r.s mai.
Gated. but I.iyernooi roye them lt,l.
ENCOURAGEMENT. as Tho ascl,,e In thnt
market was only s.s4 while snot snies
,,a,., ,,,.,,. ,n.., - 40 -,
ara,,,s, -. - ss., -,
r,.,,os ~ -. ,,.s,1s, -,
,tand,n, ~ ,,'i,,. - 49,. 49,"
sha,.s - = - .'' ~
$50 49," 49,. - ~ a'
49,. ,,,,,, - ,ca 80. ny.
h,,ssa,, se, - 80 .,',,,.. !"
ha,4ns ~. .sSs'.s,a ~" 49,, 49, ~,
$500, 49, ~, ss'''s.V 49, -'s'' w
''.'s,S., W" ~ w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

thoroughly advertised, and IT ia OK.
peeted that he will be greeted bv the
largest audience since the days Of isg9
when George Clark and GOV. Hog
MED appointments at this place. spe-
cal rates have been made over The
diiierent railways. and it is expected
mat large crowds will come TO the
city by this means OF transportation
to hear the grand old commoner. Al.
ready Recommendations for 100 people
nave been arranged at the Molioy no.
sei Tor a delegation from Athens. Hem
derson county.
Hon t. A. Fuller OF San Antonio.
who is candidate for the one. Of
Encouragement, is in the city, and
has several engagements to speak in
this county.
Col Ddoa Of cass. candidate for
comptroller Is in the city today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Fort wortbItes Taking n Week on
One OF the Daitons.

Special DlspatSn.
Duncan. /. T., June ii.-Yesterday
morning a posse OF deputy marshals
came in from raid In the Arbuclsie
mountains with one Ions, lean. innk
fellow. supposed TO be the remainder
Of the Dalton gang and the Longview
honk robbers. He was found in com
many with the women and In possess
SION Of some horses, near the place
where BnI Dalton Is said to have met
Me meath last Friday He denies ne-
ing connected in any way win tnS
While the town f,lks were surround.
Ing The narshnis and intimldhtins W
prisoner By their curiosity. anoshssl en- ~,
r,nre iolly crowd had arrived N wy
city and were loadirs Wasoiis, t,,,,,-
20 prlor TO invading the great huu.-
49, and fahing ground IN the 60,
ns.,rif country. The crowd halleI
s.l,a Fort Worth and consisted o.
Iabn W. valiant. Dr. J. y rleiN ~
Sy.ns,ari Harrison. Ashby skinhsf' ~
:, crav sam Peck. Judge =; ~
h,trht DR.. W. +. Mayheld- J. Y. " o''. y,
- a coicred cook as chapefohe, "
am an af,er the welfare OF the Inner inall,
l-un ss.ntlefnen are well Prepared An9
,Al.e,,a 10 spend q week hunuhk IN
nH..t,-. m the beautiful Couan'ne - -
l.,ns,ion near Fort Sill, On ben ,'.,
e,-k and Medicine river nv - ~,
,,.,,~e than wagon load 81 lau''e ~.
n,,,s,sting Of guns, fishing tsehli ~
niinition. halt anu g.ns ', ,,1,,-. s,ef-
nrerentatiycs- business 49, ~ ,nvt.
psss,endcnt from accepting me 'ns''
= =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
TROUBLES OF WAGE FARMERS
DEPUTIES REscuE THE r<IpNArEn
MEN IN uNioNrowN.
The Act Denounced ON All sides.
Handed over From one Crowd
TO Anothcr--vicsims OF susur-
days Dattic-siore WIN pie.


BY Associated Press.
Uniontown. Pa. June 1.-THE four
American workmen who were taken
prisoners by a mob OF foreigners at
New Haven on saturday were over
taken at Fair Chance and rescued AZ
noon today by the deputies. Tho
deputies met with no opposition owing
to their numbers. the men giving the
worlmen up FOR fear ~ resistance.
They were brought here this afternoon
and returned to their houses at Leis-
Ing No. ?.
When found they were stiil boar
ing the placards and were chalk
marked from head to foot, Just what
torture they were subjected to after
the battle Yesterday and last night Is
not yet known horc.. but they were a
Worn and haggard looking lot when
rescued. They We're taken away from
Lemont yesterday while the trouble
was in progress and marched To Cool
Springs, where they were turned over
TO the strikers from the Stewart Iron
Works and there kept and paradc,l
GERS had located them. Then they
were taken to the southern end and
handed over from one crowd to an
other until landed In the strikers camp
at Kyle, The deputies got ON 20 their
whereabouts by little extra parndlng
and having search warrants went rs
rescue the Imprisoned worlsmon.
The kidnapping Is denounced ON all
sides. even bY the friends OF the strik-
a ~ lal.
act in the history OF the movement,
and the fact that the prisoners were
Americans Is turning public sentiment
more strongly against the perpetra.
tors. The deputies are now collecting
| all the evidence available In the case
and many arrests will be made ~
soon as they can be Identified. II II
| estimated that no less than 300 strikers
! handled the workmen from the tlmt
they We're captured at New Haven un'
| I'll they were rescued today. The
| workmen VIII be able 10 Identify thcii
| cnptors and VIII not fear TO appear
| against them. The southcaetcrn end
| Of the county was the scene OF much
| depreciation lust night a delegation
| OF strikers visited the banks al
| Georges creek. where part nf the Goa
being shipped over the now stat,
line road Is mined and burned up nnt
| DINh' Tue Ahpih NNh Nh'NlHhA NNN ~
kindling wood. Not being satisfied
with this they tore out the support nj
the entrance to the banks and cavet
In about twenty feet at the entrance
TO the banks. A Jury has been en-
pannclled by Coroner Baton TO hole
an inauoat on the body OF John Mo
kan the man killed In yesterday
battle and n searching investigation
will be made. OF those injured, RIOS
porshcok and Cornnk will die. Tn
others were not seriously hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
A FATAL FAMILY QUARREL.
j. J. REASON sitor ny CRAIG
naRsDoN.


Special Disnatch. 81
Pilot Point. Tex, June ii.--A horrl-
Die murder was committed ten mites
north o. this place three milen from
nakcr'e stream. Cooke county.
The victim Of the dastArdiy deed
Is J. J. Reason prominent citizen ~
the ncighhorhood. for four years 1ua-
tloe OF the peacc and latterly deputy
tax collector
The crime was committed by ono
Craig Hefndon. Ho went 10 the
house OF Mr.. Reason yesterday after
noon, and after three hours conver-
sation, without amy quarrel as far aa
known. about sundown he suddenly
commenced shooting Reason AFTER
cmrtylng his pistol, he reloaded Il
and continued shooting untll he had
INFLICTED eight Inherent wounds, pro-
duclnB Instant d,nth, llcrndon Was
under the influence Of liquor at tho
time lirrndon and his wife parted
four weeks aRo and as the lady was
distant relative OF Reasons, II 10
supposed TINT ncrndon Ind conceived
the IDEA that Reason had caused his
wife 10 leave. The murderer is stiu
ut larec, lie is twen,y-seven years old.
iaa black hair, tinwed with gray has
black or brown eyes. wore hlncls
muntache, and II somewhat hump
shnuldorei II about I'VE feet and
eight inches high, weighs iib pounds,
wore dark gray pants, u lead colored
coat, h straw hat. white and black
| mixed and had ON a black muslin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

BY Associated Press,
Chicago. June ii.--judgc Tnthil today
vacated the order appointing John q
Wilson receiver OF the switchmen'A
Mutual association upon tho applica.
ton OF counsel for the organization.
It was agreed between ali the parties
TO the suit that the proceedings would
take tho form OF an inquiry into tho
merits OF the claims of George Ruttor.
the complainant. This cffectunlly dir
poses OF the recoivership question, and
tho hcarlns Of the claim viii be taken
UP at later date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, June ia delega-
tlon OF dozen negroes from
Tehuacana and Williams Creek june
ton. about eight miles from this city.
came to Waco this morning to give the
particulars Of killing out there.
Mack Jones, a negro about 80 years
old. who lived with another Negro
named j. NJ. Curly was found dead In
the cabin OF the latter this morning.
He was lying on his face. with num-
Der Of shots in his breast The wounds
look. they say. as II they had been
made with shotgun. The presuinp-
ton Is that Jones and curley became
involved in row and the killing of
Jones was the result curley has not
been seen since the discovery OF Jones'
dead body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Domestic Troabir Leads 10 ~ norri-
BILE Tragedy.

by Associated Press
Reading. Pa. June ii.-wlrIam Web
ca. aged &C. shot and killed Justice
clemmocis. his father-in.law, an old
man OF o.. tonight IN a quarrel arising
out OF webcr's domestic nffaiis. Weber
and hln wife had agreed to separate
and had met az the house Of Wallace
miller. neiRhbor. 70 divide their furnl'
ture. ciemmock and weber were IN
the cellar. when weber drew n re-
yolver and fired three shots Into Glenn
moeI's body. killing him Instantly.
Weber then fired az has wife nnd MIL
Ter, but missed them. lie then ilod,
but later gnyo himself up end Is now
in jail. clemmock wos nm engineer on
the Heading railroad for the past thirty
years. Weber Is a desperate character
and has just completed d term Of one
year IN JAN for stealing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

strikers Dynamite Railroad rrcH,ie-
and Delay Trnins.

ny Associated Press
Birmingham. Ala. June ii.-Three
c)mpanics Of the First regiment wero
sent TO Blue Creek this afternoon on
Information that large number OF
armed men were Known to have passed
near that point FOR the purpose OF go
ing to Chinn creek bridge on the Mir
minghnm Mineral railroad aud blowing
up the bridge with dynamite Up 20
this hour nothirg has been heard Of
the troops. Another bridge across
Chlokalaw creek, on the main line Of
the Kansas city, Memphis and Dir
mingharn line, was almost destroyed
with dynamite about midnight last
night. This occurred after fnst mail No.
4 Ind passed over. Tho entire abut-
ment OF one end was blown away,
This bridge has as yet not been thor
ouehly repaired ard transferring has
been resorted ~, The structure II
built OF iron. AZ $50 this morning the
track walker found ;restle two miles
beyond that point on FIRE. This bridge
is $50 feet long and was ON fire at
both ends. Five bents were destroyed,
A conference Of Miners and operators
Is called for, but II Is understood the
GENERATORS wlgi not confer with the
men. Negroes are plentiful and arc
being employed In the several mines
and II looks as II the strikers win not
have any offer from those who own
and operate the mines IA this district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Special Dispatch.
Goldthwaite. Tex. June ii.--sa,urday
evening at o'clock Charles Rohl en-
tered the Doran hotel walked into
the dining hall and began shooting at
C. II. Osborne. After emptying his
Al caiiber colts pistol he proceeded
to punish him by beating him over
the head with his pistol Four or Ave
shots took effect, proving fatal within
seventeen hours Sheriff Cunningham
was Immediately at the scene. and
took Rohl to jail. where he awaits hlr
reward. Cause OF the shooting WIN
develop at the examining trial. osborne
will be buried today BY the 1. o. o, II.
lodge at this place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
cAMrAIGN ~ nnArn.
chllton Makes Many wnrm Friends
Lanhnm's Chances.

special Dispatch.
stephenville. Tex, June 11.-Horace
Clifton made two speeches in Erath
AN week and left good Impression.
He had a good audience here Saturday
md made strong argument for the
festoration Of silver to Its rightful
status, He subordnates all the other
Issues to the fiscal policis of the
goyernment, ana successfully brushes
away the mlsts and mirage that have
been conjured by the gold standard
eonspirators to confuse. deceive and be-
nay His arguments and Illustrations
are plain. simple and easily grasped by
ne common mind. but they are In
usve, convincing and unanswerable
NE handles the silver question ably.
eShaustively and with the dignity and
care of trained statesman. Mr..
Walton roasted the Popullsts in a good
aumored way. and showed them their
Weakness as well as their folly. and
'nelr utter inability to accomplish any
good for themselves or the country.
ms whole country will most probably
'aVor chilton's election when the time
e'mes to cast the battle, and whether
fopulist or a Democrat be chosen
y represent Erath In the legislature
Is reasonably certain that the vote
WI go for Chiffon and free silver.
The county OF Erath. with all
leghboring counties, including about
~ The counties In the Eighth con-
.'esslonal district, will go for Lanham
.ef Governor, Most of these were In
ne Jumbo district when he represented
and the people all know and love
hit Bell will have TO beat Popu-
~ 70 retain his congressional spurs,
Sl' The contest will scarcely require a
..preme effort. The Democracy OF the
.'ifiet has lost no ground by reason Of
discussions. bad faith and
.suplaity at Washington. The Pops
s'ahior loudly. work like beavers, are
~ Organized and are making a death
1esgie, but there Is too much death in
ior SUCCESS, and, though they may
p'pre few counties here AID there
~ VIII never send forked-tongp'
congress. or place a crank in The
espefnatorial chair OF Texas.
s'eps We're taken Saturday night q
sanize Democratic club. Ftfty
spt names were enrolled and IN
sans adjourned to Saturday nigh
-sAt when tho generalization Will u
Perfected.
so ~. u D. Berry presided, and son'
e''a Democratic talk was had.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
ASSASSIN PRESDEnGAsr.
He Demands That his Case be Heard
nj Once.

BY Associated Press,
Chicago. June Il,--Addltional compll-
cations may arise in the case of AS
sassin Prendergnst The agreement
was to continue the hearing untn Sep
TENDER. when the trial was called to-
day. judge Chetlain is not sitting in
tho criminal court and the cnse comes
before Judge Paine. when the con-
tiuuance agreed on was submitted he
refused to enter the order saying no
knew no reason why a continuance
should be granted. The matter went
over temporarily. Prendergast was
brought into court during the proceed
ings and insisted on making a speech,
II am the defendant here" he said,
"and want no continuance, l want
no delay. The question TO be deter
mined is my guilt or innocence. not
insanity. Murder is the malicious taxi
ing of human life. That crime
have not committed" The prisoner
was thrust into his chair by ballifs
and was finally ordered by the court
to be taken back to jail.