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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-30

NJ. +. Nix. Trippo, Gal come for information
concerning war comrades and relatives OF lhohdS
Mead, in the Indian war of 1866. lie went from
then. Carroll county Georgia. This Is tor the
widow Of Thomas Mead, who is poor ana needs
the peusjoD ddc her under the law. If any one
can Ten his CAPTAINS name or No. of regiment
address as above. All postage VIII be returned.
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w. H. Graves, Fayetteville, Ca, has a
six months cid pointer TO exchange Iof d
double case silver watch.
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Harold Mansfield. Mt. Hope Maine, VII
send ten foreign stamps for every con
federate bill, also confederate stamps
wanted in exchange.
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s. l.. Duty, Fremont, n G., mas double
case silver watch 10 exchange for good
magic lantern.
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Mrs. w. H. Woosley, Natteaiie Val wish to in
dlIire for the whereabouts OF my brother, Samuel
i Smith. He left Virginia to return to his home
at Myersville, Frederick county, Maryland, some
ten years ago, and nothing has been heard from
him since. viii thankfully receive any ln1orlna-
ton as to his whereabouts, and return postage Tor
same.
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lie Eights jackson in June.

Savannah, Ga, January 2G.-(SpeciaI)-
A special train on the Florida Central and
Peninsular road passed through the city
at 3 o'clock this afternoon with Mir. and
Mrs. James j Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs De
laney, Manager Brady and the entire Cor
bett party of about twenty aboard
what about your arrest?' was asked.
THAT cuts no figure. / am going to APP
pear tomorrow night at the Madison square
Garden in New York. and then "ill go right
on the road again with my company
"NVill you fight again?'
"WeH, l should say L would" was the
reply.
''There are three prize fighting countries.
this one, Australia and England. ! have at
tended to the champions of two OF them ana
will fight Peter Jackson next June. sent
my second deposit of $1,000 for this fight to
Chicago yesterday and feel confident OF the
rsult of my fight with Jackson, and
The train moving off and The report
er had to jump. Time was found between
questions, however, to get a word with
Mrs Corbett and she asked what she
had to say about it.
4 never at any time had any doubt about
the result" Mrs. Corbett replied. IT'S jim $
business to win and he always knows his
business, see?'
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Mrs A. NJ Kennedy, Hunters. S. c., has
a weI-trained pointer to exchange for a
bull pup OF five full Wyandotte hens; bull
pup preferred.
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EACH ANGE KS T.

N. hi. Mauck wall paper, paints, shaoeA
picture frames. Samples sent. Atlanta.
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An Ovation to Corbett.

After leaving the courtroom Corbett came
down the street and. stopping at the Globe,
Teceived n great ovation and shook hands
with the crowd until his arms must have
ached. Together with, his party. he went
10 the Florida Central and PennSular de
not where the special train awaited to car
~ the world-beater through to New York.
The champion went to the express o1llce
before leaving and sent to his own adj
dress in Boston $4,000 in cash. The re-
manning $1,000 OF the purse he had changed
into crisp 500 bills and these he gave away
to his friends and helpers.
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e. l.. Anterior. Alice Ga, has a lot of
nice writing paper and envelopes Boston
linen, to exchange for three yards OF China
silk.
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Darwin Reid West Union. S. c., has al
most new safety bicycle % exchange for
gold watch. Write Tor PARTICULARS.
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Mrs. c. q. Jones, EastabuchIe, MISS nave
gained great deal of information from lhc "o-
mans Kingdom. for winch am very thankful r
think The Constitution splendid paper; II
anv of Or. Charles Ncrnon'S relatives WISH W
know of him write me with stamp enclosed.
have two fine singing canarleS WISH 10 eA-
change TOR something OF equal value
A happy New Year to Aunt Susie
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w s. Thomas, Ellerbe Springs, n. c.,
has ful-booded female foN hound one and
half years old to eNchanae for Il pair OF
Poland China or Red jersey pigs
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Corhet+ Cheered by the Uovs.

Wilmington. Del, January Zt.-FuSlilSt
Corbett and party passed through this city
this afternoon on a PENNSYLVANIA railroad
train Over q thousand enthusiastic men
and bows assembled at the station and loud
" cbeercd the champion when he appeared
on the rear platform of his car. In re-
snonse to demands for a speech. COrbett
said he was too hoarSe to talk, but good
naturedlv offered to lick any man in the
crowd TO the correspondent or the aSso-
ciated press he said that he will fight Jack
son soon and then retire from the ring.
His Arrival ia N%Ny York.
New York, January 27.-The popularity
of the victory was demonstrated this af-
ternoon, when 2,000 cheering people gath
cred at the depot of the Pennsylvania rail
road in Jersey City to welcome James }.
Corbett Corbett had his coat buttoned
tight and his collar turned up until it al
most reached the brown derby hat, which
crowned his well-knoWn pompadour. 1t was
with the utmost difficulty the champion and
his party forced their way through the
crowd. who insisted upon shaking his hands
until his arms We're nearly Wrung from his
body At last however, he reached the
ferry boat and was soon across the river;
but here he was met with a reception far
greater than that which greeted him III Jer-
seN City. Fully 5000 people surrounded
the ferry landing, aud as the 1.-the form OF
Corbett was seen to emerge from the ferry
house. a cheer went up that could almost
have been heard on the Jersey shores. He
was Immediately met by committee OF
distinguished sports.
Three Cases Of Smallpox.
Chicago, January 2L-Three patients in the
county hospital were found to have small
poX today and We're removed TO the pest
house There are now about ninety patients
In the smallpox hospital.
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flames J. Corbett champion of the world,
will have to fight for the title some time in
June and Peter Jackson viii be the man
who will go up against him. Last night
"ParSon' Davies sent Il telegram to his
brother Vera II. Davies III Chicago to
put up the second deposit of $1,000 for the
iiaht in the Stockholders hands The stake
holder is Will \. Davis, of the Haymarke
and Columbian theaters, and he now holds
81 600 of Corbett's and Jackson's money
- non Tor ench Nlan.
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If there is one thing in which women need
reform NOR" than another it is ON wearing
sensible SHOES. 1t IS 50 common for them to
try and force II number foot into IL number
= shoe. Ne admit u pretty, small, shapely
foot is Il thing ii beauty" hut il a woman
doc; uot possess il, then don't Try and pinch
;,at crush your loot out OF shape II make
believe yo1 have it. 1t IS wonderful the
amount of pain ana torment some women
- through VITA to Try and nave pretty feet
ami then fail
edwin &. Eurt. the great shoe merchant,
is authority for saying there has been great
Improvement in foot gear in the last five
years. Ideas have entirely changed cramp
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Mrs 7. A. Freeman, Littleton, Ala have 6een
a silent admjrcr of Woman's Kingdom for long
time as The Constitution has been welcome VS.
itor to our tircside for twelve years.
solomon SAYS in the multitude OF coulisel tIel1 I
Is safety Now sisters. if will take the counsel
and GOOD advice we get from each other, we VIII
! wish to enquire if any one can give me the
address or she whereabouts, of a Mr. steve " IL
moth have something OF Importance TO MN IL
his address can be given.
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WANTED-Every farmer to write for our
pamphlet on the bunch yam" aud learn
no" it originated; it IS wonderful Padel-
ford Bros. Edwards, Miss.
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Mrs Sadie Davis. Woodlawn. Ca am correct
ing samples OF crochet and knit lace TO Il?he d
crazy tidy. To ali that send me s5'lilpIe ~ I'M
and a self addressed stamped letter wiz 9cn.
in return seed of the mammoth Russian suhno"er
and bush lima bean. -, . ,,.o
don't know how could get along without Inc
Constitution Nv husband was a SUBSCRIBER 10 ~
when we were married, which VIII soon be ELEVEN
years ago and he has been a subscriber ever SINCE
Mrs. T. Tilman, Box 1862, Cambridge, Mini
Dear Sisters of the Kingdom: IIease "IlIe ui,i"
about the training of your little ones fecGiVc
much helm from Vour letters but having Tour III
tie boys, mainly dependent on mother or al Ilei
training, would be glad to hear from o'ioi
ways and means.
Iwou'd like 10 hear from any one having gui-
tar for exchange 4 violin. should alSo lihc
tokoogy if any of the sisters have 1t TO eNcha,c.
DO any OF tile sisters find II does any Goon w
make resolves at the beginning of the year
mean the ones who do not so to Goa ioi nolp ~
keep them. , ,;o,,t
reading, novels, etc. / have read all como &eC
hold Of; that's not saying much. as we never nave
money to buy with. But do ENJOY goou feSoinS
too. Ali can get is dcyoured
Mrs Ella Il. Tcnnent Marietta, Ga.-Dear Sis
ters of the Kingdom am very grateful Tor the
| praise concerning my article entitled 'hltchcii
| Instructions" 50 many have requested me /"
! furnish another chapter On the same supJecI'
| will cheerfully add a few more dots
Do the sisters realize how much they might save
! by making their flavoring extracts at nome: \
small bottle costs III the store % cents al ieS' anu
can he made stronger and Of better quality Tor
! few cent.
/ Take the peel of any fruit desired lemon or or
| anGe, or 4 vanilla bean, put in a wide ihouthco
| bottle and cover with alcohol. That Is all.
lose extract Is rarely used, but IS delciouS.
! do not think it can hc made at home.
| Peach kernels covered with alcohol, make a ma
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WATCH-Perfect timekeeper; goldplated
stem-Wind and set. only $1.50 Add1cs.
Martin Electrical Supply Company. At
Ianfa.
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We will give the rest of this interesting letter
i'm our nexi issue EnITRESS.
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=SUNN)y SOUTH.
This OnIy Southern Lit
6I'dry W66kIy.
All of these stories are by the best OF
cusively for TEE SUNNY SOUTH You
the Christmas issue, so as to get the first
TIIE SUNNY SOUTH has
A magnificent Woman page,
,1x,, a pn,rt, Il
THE SUNNY SOUTH has

A magnificent Womans page,
\ splendid Boys and Girls page.
The best of Household departments.
Original acceptable matter is always pur-
chased when sent in by its subscribers.
It must be seen 10 be appreciated. A
sample copy will be sent free upon appll-
cation to THE SUNNY SOUTH PUB. CO,
Atlanta, Ga.
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IL own SEWN =
m, ] VIA, give
Il Charts an +!
llgS. Write
"a lnVeLct -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-31
DEylNE, AN ADVERTISER.


Chief Devlne has almost converted
fifs department headquarters into IA
bureau Of information Tor advertising
tho resources Of the Territory the lAst
few days There are STACKS and bun.
dies Of pamphlets Of various kinds ia
the corners and scattered promlsoously
about the door oil 10 bo taken by Mr..
Devine 10 Montreal 10 be utod 70 CON
vince the Fire Euginerrs' convention
that next year they should meet In
Salt Lake.
Nit. Dsvine has assurance from the
Saltait and Garfield Beach officials
that the delegates viii bs rendered
complimentary excursions 10 the Lake;
that the SanltArium management viii
treat them handsomely; that the
Hot Springs people viii perform
their part OF entertaining the
strangers with their accustomed will.
ingness; that the Tabernacle choir
can be depended upon 90 give them the
finest vocal music in the world; that
the hotels viii offer good rates,
All these and inuumerRbls other
things OF similar mature
being true there are many perOns who
believe that the cry Council ought To
and will make the 800 appropriation
TO pay the chiei's expenses 10 anu from
the convention, The proposition will
probably be urged on tue ground that
It IA an investment calculated 10 bring
thousands Of dollars here IN return.
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Municipal Matters.

The city fathers meet tonigh
Should all important matters now Ia
tbs inside pockets Of chaitmen VI COM
mitlo,s receive attention, the session
will be busy one-onu that will
keep the sOl0ns IN their srats ui mid
night.
DR.. Beatty, % city health commits.
aiOuer, appuars 10 DO al extremely
favorable position 10 retain In his
ofiico ~ "a hOld-0ver.D The attitude
Of the committee On sanitary rules anu
quarantine regulations, Or rather "a
majority Oi the committee, II Hntag-
onisuc In the eEtrome 10 DE-. Nc.
Achun.
The committee on finance laboEsd
hard aud long last ulgbt with a view
TO getting department expenditures
cut down 20 minimum. The queH.
ton IN complex one sud IL causing
the committee a good deal Of uncssi.
urss lust uow. A. four O'Clock this
afternoon they were booked ioranothvr
session.
The city prisoners are raising row
because under the "TOtfeucumeut
policy" OF the council they Afe not
getting molasses 10 their bread. The
quantity ami quality ~ food does not
nccupy the same standard OF oHoelleuce
AZ prior TO the cutting down OF the
price Of meals from H. ~ 10 cents each.
A member VI the committee On
municipal laws Stated today that IL
was not probable that any report would
bo made tonight regarding the appoint
ment Of Judge HOyo ~ city attorney
to succeed himself Ho was Of the
opinion that the matter would rest
peacefully with tho committee Tor NJ
least another week.
The Mayor, II Is claimed, will sp-
point Dr. J. =. Richards as health
commissioner for tho city In case Dt.
McAuhfan has the misiOftune 10 DO
"tufuod down" by his couuoilmauio
friends.
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.emued to the warehouse aud paul ers'
raves 70 gloflty these lazy swine wno
live upon our labor / heard men
s,ying 'leave tenrs anu praying.'
"The sharp knife hubdeth not the
sheer Are we not stronger than the
uch2n
In ADDITION TO the placlrd Csntwoll
hcld In bis hrnd % mum Def o. 10 Diets
printed, "why valiant Threw the
Bomb.b
Cautwell made n speech In which he
referred to the queen anu the FHncs Of
Wales and referring TO the anarchist
mufdste on the continent, said: "rhe
murders Sbrond have not uuon half
good enough"
Finally the mob became entagtd
and attacked the prisoners With cries
Of lynch him" This prisoners took
refuge In n church, but CRntwoil was
turned out Of thu building and was
followed by n hooting crowd thfou b
various thOfou ghiares until he was ap.
nrohenied. During the course u his
1ight Cantwril threw away large
sharp clasp knife. When his lodgings
were searched printing prets, typo
anu number Of pamphlets advocating
anarchy were found. A loaded revolver
was ulBJ found In hih room.
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KlLAUEA IN ACTION.
"Breakdoun" In the Great Volcano As
Described by Eye Witnesses.


The great Hawaiian volcano OF
KilauoA has again gone through ~
periodic state Of activity aud break,
down. Minister rhurston aud a party
Of several ladies aud gentlemen were
present ut the grand scene. This IL be-
lioyed To be the fret breakdown" that
has aver taken place ia IkilRuea when
anyone was present 10 witness the
scene. An eye witness describes the
scene a. one u supreme grandeur. He
sayt: "On the mOrning Of July Ssh
the lake ot kilauea overlooked ~
banks. The weather was uufthquaky,
ami from that 10 tue l2lh, whoa the
breakdown occurred, there was feel.
lux that something WIS goiug ~ hap.
peu.
sou tho morning VI the l2,h We were
all startled AZ tue Volcano House by a
terrific explosion, followed by immense
clouds Of dust aud smoke arising from
AL aides OF the crater. A. soon ~ pos.
slbls, with Minister ThumtUn Ia the
lead, We reached tbs scene gui saw n
most wonderful mslamOfphOsls taking
place ln tho volcano.
"rho lAku had fallen and WAS Still
reotuing apd ;ho surrounding lava
banks were being hurled into the lake.
! II lees than al hour tho noOr Oi the
crater had become perpendicular walls
anu lettering prBoiplces, through which
numerous streams VI molten lava
Issued, shining brilliantly unul IL die.
appeared Ia The seothiug lake now lar
below.
"sometimes great portions Of these
perpendicular wallh would t0pplU iut0
the lake g7U foot below, which would
cause the lava 10 seetne anu roll from
side 10 side sea, The pillows breaking
agaius, tho restraining vale. AZ times
the lava would seem 10 bec0uIu greatly
agltAtrd, ana apparently rise In the
pit, Uut observation would show that Ia
reality n romsingd ~ ABOUT the same
level. 10 was Unchanged when / lott
the ueHt day."
Al August, 1892, the iado rose $40
feet, OF 20 about 800 ieot below tue
Volcano House. iu Marcn, 1894,
it was gU1 lrol above thst point AM
only Oh feet below .lu hotuL The fall
u July l2fh, therefore, takes IL below
the rise u' 1892, and ABOUT S19 feet
below tur Volcano House,
Minister luurH,uu rayH tho IAllluE Ia
NJ the walls the crater has ceased anu
that the lake has fycuIoI uOue since
the g2ud Of July. Tho fan OF tbs lava
has Lueu definitely EsCerJained to 10
g75 feet. A. 90 whether tho volcano
Ii rising or not there arc two opinions,
probably caused by the violent disturb
nnoes golug 90, which are described Az
"cnoppy sea" Of fire. When greatly
uisturbsi it seems 70 be- rising, though
actual calculations show shat II Is not.
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THE STATEHOOD CELEBRATION.
Leading business Houses win Close
During tho AraruoJn-A
Biz Anair.

The document circulated among the
leading business houses last evening,
o. mentioned IN the NEWS, ask
log thom 10 close their stores
tomorrow afternoon At ono uicl obs
90 allow thor employees 20 go 10 Sal.
tait and attend the StatehuoIDty uelt.
brati0n, was sigusd by Any od lnsluu.
tlOng such a. u. G.. NJ. T., Walker BrUs.,
Auerbsch Bros, Western Shoe % Dry
Goods company, u. X Thomas, COIN
Bros, White d sons company and
others.
The paper WIS again circulated g.
day ami many moro signatures ub.
taincd, and the work IL stu going 90
A. result, the indications ore tho
latter half of tomorrow will BE- h0ll-
day In this city anu that business Will
he practically suspended.
The order % the program will be o.
followi
coll to order 81 % r on. HY Judge Smith.
chairman OF fHU committee who viii introduce
tho urUsIIrut UI tlu day. Chief Justice Merritt
Vocal uarlrifU. bInr stub.
Heading uI Che tUNrruuTH Wrur'HmHI UI
calling iHu election Cor ono constitutional .au.
Ycutuu.
lleHsrs, by Hon. George % cannon.
Numnrta uY hDN o. A.. GOOD.
Homnr.s bY lion. john O C1Iur.
Nemarss Iy ton. ", o. uiutHYL.
NUmlrkH by Judge e.. a. tuuIwIu.
Npmarss BY DELEGATE Joseph O.. inwIua
selection, vocal luututiu, ulco CLUB.
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Atkins, n. ", July Sl.-Onieer
White, VINO arrested JOnn w. Love,
tue dUiaulting cashier OF the Fifat
National bank, states that he received
definite word on Juue 20, that Love
was In Chicago, having arrived theie
on Jane 10 from Memphis, Tenn, and
he NJ once had conference with
Receiver john W. Warner, Of the
bank, and District Attorney T.. o.
Berlin. MI. White Lett here ON July
- for Chicago, arriving there, he 10.
cateh his mHu and tciegfaphtd home.
Love has been turned over 10 tho U.
3. authorities by Diatfict Attorney
broliu. Ho IL charged win en-.
beLzhng money belonging to the
bank, obtained by Issuing certificates
OF del Osit. Bail was nxed at $4,000
aud thu pr.toueT committed " tue
charge Of The county jail at Eimira,
where he will be taken unless bali IL
given. lie will DO taken before the
grand Jury Mt Buffalo on September N
auu u inuioIed there will probably be-
tried ~ Auburn Ia Novsmber His
shortage lie now fixed At $4,000.
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A nAInInoNIAI. nEConn.
hrs. spencer. Of uourbou, Unitcd to
u"r Eleventh Husband.

i"r Eleventh Husband.
VALPARAISO, Ind, July %. -A
woman who was until recently Mrs.
d. 5pouoct OF bourbon, has Just
teen J4ucd la wedlOcS " her eleventh
husbauJ, and, ~ thu bride OF today, t.
but % years old, limo may possibly
record many more matrimonial ain.
aucei. Her career h believed u he
one of tho most remarkable on record.
She was "a bride hon girl Vi 10. Ten
yoars Afterwards the was divorced. She
was alfo separated if0m her second
Hud lnitd husbands. Tho fourth was
a pafdonod convict from the Joliet
ponurntiafy. Death ended tlis UNION
and tho season Of mourning was iUl-
lowed by tue choice OF a attn nnJ
sixth huAba.d from among legion Of
tuiturs. She was divorced from hor
seventh husband. Her eighth husband
had tragic ending Hud A. thu axe OF
80 she married to "A. &. Brown, with
whom sbu lived Two yeAm. 70 this
union tue ilfst child was born. Brown
Disappeared ami tue next alliance with
DR.. Spencer was terminated by his
sudden usa,l, The courts VI the state
tail 10 record n parallel with the ex.
hfa. Spcnoet's cheukUfed matrimonial
life.
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CUTTING THE KNOT.
House Conisrees Say The Tariff Dead.
lock is Breaking Up.
an AGREEMENT TnIS WEEK.


WAHuNGrOS, July al.-Ihe isril
deadlock ls breaking up. After being
together for two hours this afternoon
the House couferees said positively
there will be an agreement this week.
one OF the confcrees added that sub.
stAntial concossions will DO made to
tho House.
The Senate oouiorees say !, stands
very much as II has stood OH along.
The House oonierees insist shat u the
bill IL reported back on the lines they
propose. n will DO found that there are
votes enough In the Senate 90 pAss 70
and urge the Senate couieruca ~ give
the bill trial on these lines.
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HE INTENDS TO APPEAL.
Dr. Jabtz v. Taylor will Go After The
Utah Medical Board.
re objects to the Manner la which
lie Has neen rrrnted-A DAM
age suit Imminent,

DR.. JAbeE W. Taylor, who was before
the rerritorialmedicalb board on thslB,h
inst. on charge Of "immofsl AMI
dlshonorAbls conduct" has taken tho
necessary steps to appeal 10 the ohlei
Justice Of thu Territory, as provided by
the statute enacted last winter. The
dootof's attorneys claim that that
statute lisa nuiliy, for the reason that
II provides for an appeal TO tho
chief Justice personally, which
they contend u no appeal at
all. Also, they hold that by nxiny
discriminating fees for admission ~
practice. aud being In conflict with
the constitutional restriction regarding
the tsEiug % properly, u r. unconsil-
.utlonal, while Investing the blatd
with Judicial power II IL In conflict
with the organic act, aud for taAt
reason void.
The doctor, on his part, insists that
the charge above referred 10 10 ma.
llolous aud untrue, that he Ia not
guilty thereof ami that the evidence
does not show him - bn guilty. He
proposes TO follow up the appeal with
proceedings Of n more exemplary char
RCter.
J. Il. Cochran and Kenner u Taylor
Hfe the plaintiffs attorneys.