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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-07

ANS ct al. Replevin, Carter 4 KIM
ney for plaintiff.
II. r. Hind VS.. John Spencer ct
al Assumpsit. W. r. Castle for
plaintiff
Joe Morrie ct al. VS.. Lee Heu.
Ejectment. Achi-Johnson Tor plain
tiffs.
w. r. Opfergelt ct al. We. Mary
Naone Stevens ct al. Damage.
Hatch for plaintiffs.
Kapuakela vs.. Id. Iaea ct al,
Ejectment. Garter. &c Kinney for
plaintiffs, Achi for defendants.
G. s. Desky VS.. l., X. Kamaka-
ia ct al. Assumpsit. Appeal from
Honolulu District Court. Edings
for plaintiffs, Magoon for defend
ants-nppellant.
zap Kong vs.. kaauana. Da-
mage. Appeal from Honolulu Dis.
trict Court. Kaulia for plaintiffs
appellant, Kane for defendant.
FOREIGN JURY CRIMINAL.
Republic Of Hawaii vs.. Tuck
Chez. Extortion. Appeal from Hc
nolulu District Court. Neumann fol
defendants. as
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Jose Pc
reira. Larceny Sd degree. Ar
peal from Honolulu d strict Court
Kaulukou for defendant.
Republic Of Hawaii vs.. Ino (w)
DESERVING husband. Appeal from
Honolulu District Court. Kaulu.
kou for defendant.
Republic o Hawaii VS.. All Nun
Possession Of opium. Appea
from Honolulu District Court
Achi for defendant.
1 Republic of Hawaii vs.. Bent
Jgnacio. Assault and battery
Appeal from Honolulu Distric
Court. .Kaneaku a for defendant
| Republicof Hawaii vs. Fran
/. Gouveia. Larceny Sd degree. APP
peal from Honolulu Distric
I Couat, Kaneakua for defendants
Republic of Hawaii vs.. lie
Quai Tong alias All Tung. Posses
sion Of opium. Appeal from Ew
District Court. Foster for de
PENDANT.
Republic Of Hawaii vs.. FL. Mo-
ton and Il. Taves. Cruelty to ami
mails. Appeal from Honolul
District Court. Neumann fc
defendants.
Republic Of Hawaii VS.. e No
rie. Solutions libel. Appeal fro
Honolulu District Court. Me-
mann for defendants.
Republic of Hawaii vs. Higgin
Possession of opium. Appe
from Honolulu District Cour
Kaulukou for defendants.
Republic Of Hawaii VS.. All Pac
= Possession of opium. Appe
from Honolulu District Cour
Foster for defendants. Copspira'
Ashford. Creighton for defendan
. Republic Of Hawsii vs.. G. Sur
mers. Burglary. Kaulukou 1
: defendants.
Republic OF Hawaii VS.. Hara'
: Matzukami and Ito. Malicio
injury. ~
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Chol
!. :. Kin and two others. Violatil
! Section A., Act 81. Prov. Co
Laws. Appeal from Honolu
District Court.
!. Republic of Hawaii VS.. CAPITA
Hill. Barratry.
Republic of Hawaii vs.. A. He
. manson. Manslaughter. Stanl
9 for defendants.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. i
Ting. Mayhem. Achi to ass
prosecution. Kaulukou for {
PENDANT.
Republic Of Hawaii vs.. Ii
= Tai. Assault with intent
|, ravish. Kaulukou for defenda
Republic of Hawaii VS., Joe Dill
Liquor selling without licens
:. Appeal from Waialua Distri
Court.
. Republic of Hawaii vs. Hoshir
! Assault and battery. Appeal frc
Honolulu District Court. Cast
Z / for dafa,,d o NJ a ttr
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Honolulu Carriage Mandatory
sass ~ aHH
w. w. WRIGHT, PROPRIETOR,
Successor to G. WesD.

CARRIAGE BUILDING AND REPAIRING.
" All Orders from the Other Islands In the
Carriage Building, Trimming and Painting
Line will Meet with Prompt Attention.
Blacksmithing In All Its Various Branches
Done p. o. Box 32l. Nos. I2s and 1870
Fort Street
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COURT CALENDAR
List of Cases for. the May
Juay Term Circuit of .
the, Court.
HAWAIIAN JURY, CRIMINAL

Republic of Hawaii vs.. j. u.
Bush and j. Nawahi. Conspi-
racy, Castle for defendants.
Republic Of Hawaii vs.. George
Malina, prejury End degree.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. G. Nit
caell burglary, Kaulukou for de-
PENDANT.
Republic Of Hawaii VS.. Patrick
Cullen. Murder. O Brown
Kinney to assist prosecution.
Magoon for defendant. N'
Republic of Hawaii vs. Kaha-
kauila et al. Adultery. Appeal
from Honolulu District Court.
Achi for defendants.
Republic of Hawaii VS. Kualii
ct al. Adultery. Appeal from
Waialua District Court. Kane fol
defendants.
Republic Of Hawaii,vs Haihmf
Assault with deadly weapon. APP
peal from Honolulu District Court
Achi for defendant. Z
Republic of Hawaii VS. Keliika
laea and two others. Larceny 81
degree. Appeal from Koolaupok'
District Court
Republic OF Hawaii VS. Ka niku
Assault with dangerous weapon
G. Brown-Kane for defendant
Republic of Hawaii VS.. job
Hapa. Robbery. Carter & Kline.
for defendant.
Republic of Hawaii VS. William
Fish. Failure to carry lights
Appeal from Waianae Distrie
Court. Kaulukou for defendant
Republic of Hawaii VS. Kumr
koa. Malicious injury. Appec
from Waiana District Cour
Republic OF Hawaii vs. II. Ke
aweamahi. Housebreaking. Kan
for defendan.
Republic of Hawaii VS. J. /
Nakookoo. Malicious burnin
I'd degree. Kane-Poepoo for de
PENDANT.
Republic Of Hawaii VS.. b.
Tesla, Assault on public Office
Appeal from Honolulu Distri
Court. Kaulia for defendant
appellant
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that the
undersigned have dissolved partner
ship by mutual consent, There
are no debts against the old firm
of Adams g McLain. Either will
collect debts due, A. A, Adams
will continue business, in the Pete
Crow building
A, A, ADAMS,
j, H. NOLAN,
Texarkana, Ark, Jan, II, 1896,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
County Judges Convention.

This mornings Gazette gives the
following account Of the County
Judges Convention, now in session
at Little Rock
The convention Of County Judges
assembled in the Chaucery Court
room yesterday morning at 10
o'clock Eighteen Judges were
present, as follows;
W, A, Compton, Pulaski county;
Frank Hill, WashinPtonj Il, T., Carl
ton, Chicot Jno S, Cowan, st,
Francis; NJ, L, Arnold, lndepend.
ence; +, Lippman, Jackson; G, W.
Rice, Faulkner |, W Smith, Clark;
W, y, Avera, Ouachitaj j, !. Moore,
Phillips; r, T. FriedelI, Miller W,
D. Jones, Jefferson; j, A, Basbam,
Johnson O. u Owen, Lonokej j,
W. Westbrook, Saline; G, Il, HALEY,
Desha; j, A, Collins, Prairie X, B.
Barton, Crttenden
Judge w. A, Compton was chosen
Chairman and Judge W. D. Jones,
Of Jefferson, Secretary.
Judge Compton addressed the
meeting,
Messrs, Hill, Friedell and Jones
were appointed committee on
programme
After a brief discussion the fol-
loving resolutions were adopted
serlatim
Resolved, That witnesses In
criminal cases in the Circuit Court
and before the Grand Jury receive
one dollar per day where the coun
ty pays the fees,
Resolved, That section 1898 Of
Sandel'sand llills Digest be amend
ed by adding the following words t.
the end Of the section towlt
Provided that no bill for fees shall
b. presented for allowance to the
County Court or fled with the clerk
thereof until such party shall have
been indicted by the Grand jury
Resolved, That section 2l65 OF
Sandels and lIlll's Digest be amend
ed by substituting the following
words, TO wit Such order of re-
moyal shall be made on the applica'
| tIon Of the defendant by petition,
setting forth The facts verified by
affidavit and reasonable notice ol
| the application be given to the at
torney for the state and the truth
Of the allegations in such petition
be established
Megsr8, Compton, Frledell Hi
and 1olley were appointed a com
mlttee to memorable the Leglsla
ture with reference TO needed re-
forms In the laws embraced within
the scope Of county judges jurls
dction,
Judge Basham, Of Johnson county
| was requested to ask tho Legislo
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
It's Dangerous Ground

that you stand on with a cough or
cold, and your blood impure, Out
Of Just these conditions comes con
sumptions,
You must do something In The
earlier stages Of consumption, aud
In all the conditions that lead to IT,,
Doctor pierces Golden Medical Dis.
coyery Is a certain remedy This
scrofuIous affection Of the lungs,
Ike every other form Of scrofula,
can be cured by II, In severe, lin
gering coughs, all bronchial, Throat
and Lung affections, and every dis
ease that can be reached through
the blood, II Is the only medicine 80
effective that II can be guaranteed,
If II doesn't benefit or cure, you
have your money back Nervous
progtrati0n and debility are con
dnefed by Il,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
CHEAPER THAN GOLD CURE,
Tomatoes and Coarse Salt Said to
Have Done 1t in Missouri,

'Tn Missouri we have much
more cheaper jag cure than your
northern bichloridc of injections,
said Col. L. X, Prentiss ut if
simply one of natures own rene
dies-merely a ripe tomato and salt
As to its efficacy, I can refer to a
dozen people Of my own personal
knowledge. The cure is fast be-
coming known all over the country,
and soon every man will be his own
Jag physician, ! don't know where.
in the curative powers of ripe to.
mato and a sprinklng of coarse salt
lie, but they have been too thor.
oughly demonstrated to make me
skeptical.
cone case in particular know OF
cHnches my faith in the cure, In a
little town in Southwestern Nilsson
ri there lives today man named
Jack Morrissey who was one Of the
worst sots ever had the .misfor-
tune to meet Morrissey owns a
small farm, and in a patch OF
ground near his shanty raised
enough garden truck to supply his
table To be truthful, Morrissey
didn't raise anything but hades, his
wife and daughters doing all the
work, The man had the iimjams
fourteen times in one year, and
when he didn't have them all his
euergies,were bent on securing the
stuff to bring them on This fall
The crops were a f2iure on the Nor
ri5sey farm, aud with the exception
OF the garden vegetables there was
absolutely nothing TO cat about Tue
place Tomatoes, however were
plentiful, After a weeks tomato
eating the family noticed that the
head of the house had remained So
Der four days out Of the seven,
Mrs. Morris5ey was woman OF
quick perception, and Jack was
doscd with the garden product.
When saw him three weeks ago
he was a changed man, and he was
not posing as a horrible example in
a tomato jag school, either He is
attending strictly TO business now
aud doing wcll"-[Cincnnau I'm.
quirer,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17

first to last, yet he does not know
his b c's in masonry, A mason
will not under any circumstances
use profane language The same
may be said of a christian, he may
assume the church vows and attend
upon its ordinances, preach every
Sunday, and pray every night, yet
if he uses profane language he is
not christian. A christian or a
mason profanes the name of his
makerl How ridiculousl He will
not do it; that's all there is Of it. -
Malvern Times Journal.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
ture to effect change in the law
governing boards Of equalization.
HYMENEAL,

Last evening at $3.50 o'clock. at
the well appointed home OF Mrs. G.
Ellie, the sacred rites of matrimonv
we're entered into by Mr.. Julius S.
Schicker-and Miss Carrie Wagner
Rev. Earnest Thompson performed
the ceremony, joining as man and
wife this happy young couple.
Mr.. Schickeris one ofTexarkaua's
most worthy young men and We
congratulate him in finding and
uniting with himself one of Goods
last, best gifts" to man--an accom-
plished and intelligent young lady.
Quite anumbcr of friends witness
ed the nuptials.
The following presents, ornamen-
tai and useful, were received from
relativesand admiung friends
E. A. Schicker and G, NJ. Reeves,
quarter sawed bed room suite COM
plete
Chatfeld g. Buhrman, Charter Oak
range complete,
Amanda Schicker, large oak rock
er
A. Weinstine, beautiful table
set.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Edwards, set
Of desert forks,
Mr. and Mrs i, g, MilIer silver
pickel stand.
Chas, L, SmitheS set of silver
spoons,
Mrs. Schleeper, ST. Louis. beauti-
full toilet set.
Mrs, e. A, Schicker, beautiful
plush case and toilet set,
Mr.. Louis Lang, beautiful cut
glass water set,
Mrs. Kate Wycbe, beautiful toilet
set,
Miss Willie Wyche, hand painted
glass glove case,
Mr.. and Mrs, John A, Rhea, cut
glass pitcher,
MIR, and Mrs. W II, Baker, a hand.
some carving set
viii Parker, lamp,
j, D, SanderSon, bread carving
set.
Dr. and Mrs, s. N, Wilson, beau
titul parlor set,
j, W. House, combination spice
set,
Frank D. Conner, beautiful rug.
9, H. Wright, set Of silver knives
and forks.
Mr. and Mrs y. Schicker, Chica-
90, ILL.,, fine linen hemstitched table
cloth and napkins to match
Mr. and Mrs. b. Flllippi, Hot
Springs, beautiful castor,
Mr. NJ p, Worth, silver butter
dish,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
In 0ldon Times

People overlooked the Importance
Of permanently beneficial effects
and were satisfied with transient ac-
tion; but now that Is generally
known that Syrup Of Figs will per-
manently cure habitual constipa-
ton, well.informed people will not
buy other laxatives, which act for
a time but finally iniure the system,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
WHERE BLAINE's BODY RESTS.
At the Foot of a Blasted Hickory, Near
His Departed Children's TombS,

The graves of Walker Blaine and
his sister, Mrs, Alice Stanwood
Coppinger, in Oak Hill cemetery,
are marked by plain monuments,
the first round topped slab Of
marble, without a line of ornamen-
tation except the inscription, says
the Washington Post. This reads;
walker Blaine, born Augusta,
Ne, May l8, 1856. Died Washing
ton, D. c., Jan. Is, 1890" The
grave of Mrs. Coppinger is marked
by a Celtic cross about four feet
high, inscribed as follows "Alice
Stanwood, daughter of James G..
Blaine and wife Of Col, j. ]. Cop
pinger, U. S. A. Born Augusta,
Me, March IS, 1860 Died Wash
ington, Feb 2, 1890 Erected by
her sorrowing husband
Over the grave of James G..
Blaine there is neither monument
nor inscription, save a small foot
stone with the initials; 81, q, B. "
At the head of the grave stands a
blasted tree, which is, in accord
ance with the dead statesman's
wish, his only monument, The tree
was magnificent hickory, one of
the many of its kind that divide the
honors Of the hillside with the mag
niGccnt,oake that give the cemetery
it's name,
The ab6ence Of a monument is
not a sign Of neglect but was his
own request. Upon the death Of
his favorite son, Walker Blaine,
The then Secretary Of State select
ed a lot in Oak Hill cemetery, one
down the hill from the little red
sandstone chapel and overlooking
the waters of Rock creek Here
Walker Blaine was buried, and
when, not long aiterw4rd, Mr.
BIaincs daughter, Mrs, Coppinger,
died, he bought the adjoing lot,
where she was inferred, On this
lot there stood an old hickory tree,
1t had been struck by lightning
some years before and had died at
the top, but it was trimmed and
now bids fair to reach as green an
age as any other tree in the GENE,
rery Mr., Blaine requested when
he bought the second lot that this
tree should never be destroyed, and
that at his death he should be bur
led beneath it.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17

The Hunter Transfer Co.,
10 .nv reliable dray line in the city Pianos, safes,
e S furniture and merchandise are special
sa''P sso PIANOS boxed for shipment Prices reasonable
cali on us at Office
,76 ST TATE LINE -AV 4.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
SHE is A DYNAMO.
Strange Phenomenon in the Form of a
Country Girl In Missouri.

A sensation of a rather peculiar
variety has been occasioned IN Sc,
daliI, No, by the discovery of an
illiterate country girl, Jennie Nor
gan, who lives with her father and
mother on little farm some eight
miles northeast Of that city, and
who possesses strange electrical
powers, Some six months ago the
first symptoms Of the girls wonder
ful capacities made themselves ap-
parent, but were given no attention,
Her parents are ignorant people,
and, not understanding the phenom
ena, at last became alarmed at
their daughters revelations, and,
thinking that she was possessed in
formally, directed the attentions OF
the minister and the good people OF
the little Bethel Church, the place
where the family has worshipped
for years, to their daughters case,
and appealed for their assistance
toward getting some devine inter-
positions,
One of the girls many wonderful
powers in that of Illuminating 4
room by her presence, This she can
do or not, just as she chooses. The
most marvellous thing, however,
about the feat is that human eyes
have not yet been able to see where
tho light comes from,
On entering a dark room it is at
once as light as day, If she wills, but
when she goes out the light is ex-
tiuguished, When producing the
phenomena nobody dares touch her
on penalty Of death, She seems to
be charged with all the electrical
bolts Of a live wire The personal
atmosphere that surrounds her at
such times rcpels, and thus has saw
ed many from electrocution A cat
was picked up by the girl while
charged and was instantly killed.
In fact, she is admitted to be an ac-
tual living human dynamo,
Gwen during ordinary times, when
she is az near the normal as she ev-
er gets, terrific shocks are expert
en1ed by those who take hold of her
hands.
One gentleman, Henry j, Ash
croft who was investigating the
case, eudeayored to undergo the
torments Of the girls powers, but
at the end of a few seconds was un.
conscious, After recovering be
found that his gold watch had turn
ed black The other day the girl
was brought to this city and exam.
ined privately by several scientific
gentlemen On approaching cleo
trio lights sparks Of fire flew from
her hair shooting out toward the
lights,
The subject was considered too
dangerous to experiment with, and
as the girl was dlsinclined to expose
her superhuman endowments to
curious people or for scientific ppr'
poses she was allowed to retire IN
peace to her home on the farm,
where she lives a very secluded life,
Chicago Times,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
A Store and Country Editor Held Up,


Fort SMITH Jan, l5,-News reach
ed this city today OF another daring
hold up at Fort Gibson, on the val
lev road, sixty miles west Of here,
last night about 7 o'clock, Jim
French, one Of the notorious Cook
gang, and Sam McWilliamS are sup
passed to have done the work, They
entered the store Of W. S, Nash, a
prominent merchant, and compelled
him to throw up his hands, They
then went through the money draw
er, getting $3.50, They helped
themselves to a new suit Of clothes
apiece, besides taking some boots
and shoes and other articles, While
the robbery was going on Editor
Nix Of the Fort Gibson News, step.
ped in the store The robbers went
through his pockets and found 81,
"Thats a good deal Of money for a
newspaper man to have, and well
lust keep it for our trouble" re-
marked one of the robbers, After
getting all they wanted the robbers
marched the parties in the store
about half mile from The store,
where they mounted horses and
rode away
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
PrinterB Btrike

nor SPRINGS, Jan, lG, The com.
positors on The Daily Graphic Of this
city went on q strike this evening.
Their grievance Is that their earn
ings we're cut below living wages,
The men alleging that they could
not earn 81 a day in the Office,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
South American Republics Form an
Alliance,

AlllNnVe,
NEw YopK, January l5,=The
IIcralds special cable from Buenos
Ayressays'
1t is learned that plan Is being
considered for The disarmament OF
the sea and land forces Of Chill, Bra
ri and Argentina, ana the keeping
of them only upon a peace FOOT
ing,
In fact, the eebem. contemplatcs
ap alliance between the three coun'
tries, with the United States as a
sort Of umpire, TO see that It's pro"
visions are carried out II Is said
that after ratification by the three
South American Republics, the trea-
ty will be sent to Washington lof
approval
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17

Our goods are the best, and prices
tho lowest. Give uB a trial now
M0oRE n WEbIB,
III Wholesale and retail Grocers
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
About CuSsing

A mason who uses profane Ian.
guage Is not a mason any more
than he is a christian, He may
have taken all the degrees from
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

Having recently completed our large brick ware
loanohe loas Op rates, gran hay, merchandise, cotton,
teaod furniture pianos etc. Call on us at transfer
Office. NOA' A1A'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
New Tailor Bhop,

The East side has secured a new
tailor shop, run by the old reliable
u, GreenrooS, He promises the
best Of work at reasonable prices
to make bow.legged men straight,
ugly, ungainly mon look gentee
aud good looking men appear hand
some, Call and see him at 2l8,
(Byrne block Statellne Ave, lib
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-17
pnilding AasooiaEion

Examine the merits Of a Building
q Loan Association az you would
any other investment bcrork taking
stock, Guard against mlsrepresen.
tatlons and disappointments, ]
represent nothing that cannot be
carried out.
f W, OFFENHAUsER,
11.9 Secy
We always give our customers
The best the market affords, full
weights and prompt a'..ention.
HUDDLEsgoN Bros.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06
Scheme Of a Capitalist,

A new and original mode Of making
money has been hit upon by an enter
prislng capitalist OF the metropolis.
Weddings have been numerous. and as
the habit OF making numerous pres
cnts. ns we'll aa wedding breakfast gly-
Ing, ~ dying out. the bold advcn,uror
has started lavish present loans. His
method is thlS lie lends $1,000 note
10 the father or other important rela-
tive Of the bride. which note Is exhibit
ed among the gifts Of the fair one to In
timlda,e or cheer others Into following
the good example. a detective Is kept
on the premises TO keep a wary eye on
the valuable trophy. which. when ita
work Of encouragement IN done, Is re-
turned to lts original owner, plus a
handsome commission for the use
thereof, This. after all. II very little
worse than hiring dancing young men
for evening parties, which. Il Is whis-
peTcd. does take place when mothers
ere distressed and bantlinga numerous
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-06

All the enumerated arts and accom-
p'ishmcnts no practiccl on land; tho
ocean was s,ill uuconqucrcd by him.
here ruled his brother II ever the
father and grandfather Of the quarol-
ling princes had any ultimate purpose
in view when. with their consent
Prince Henry chose the navy ior bis
career, % certainly must have been
their intention 60 make him command
ing admiral OF the German navy. o. po-
sitlon that Sc is generally conceded hc
has no, only earned. but which bis su-
porior talents cntiilc him TO. To APP
point hie brother 20 this position would
have been but an act OF Justice on the
part OF the present emperor. but In his
unboundcd pride he wishes to retain
the highest position IN the navy for
himself az be- SIS commanier-in-chlci
Of the army. and practically his own
chancellor II evidently is hls inton-
zion to lmmortalizo himself either CO..
q grand success or q monstrous fail
ire. The German navy a. without an
admiral who % not subject to the Or
dcrs Of the emperor or hi1 Immediate
superior.
When Prince Henry married. VII
liam sent him os o wedding present q
life-slzc portrait OF himself to be hung
mp In the ycstlbulc Of the castle IN
Thiel. whore the prince resides VIII
liam. IN that picture. wears the uni-
form Of the grand admiral Of the navy.
when Prince Henry cav this picture
he merely shook his head Ills feel.
ings may be imagined. but he held his
peace
Finally the measure Of afironts was
full. At the opening Of the North Sea
canal the emperor appeared In the uni-
form Of the grand admiral. thus taking
to himself the houors OF the moment.
which by rights belonged to his brother
who. ~ commander OF the Kiol squad
ron. was entitled TO them. What he
should have done WIS TO appear In the
ro!c Of an honorci guest, instead OF taxi
ing the command out OF bis brothers
hands. Tho consequences OF this act are
before the world. That the ambition
of the rcstlcss william Is Htill unratis-
fed, no ono doubts What viii he AZ
tempt next ana what win be his end?