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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
the BLUE AND THE GRAY
To meet In fraiarnal Re- Union and Parade
In Kew York
On JULY THE FOURTH, 1886.
Charles a Dnnn, tho 0ris inntor of
the idcn, Unanimously Elected
Chalrmnn for th" Delightful Un-
dcrtnking-C Colonel Guruett, See.
retnry-Nngy Persons Present.

New York. Dec. 5.-ln answer to Il call
issued December I'd, signed by Mayor
Strong, Chauncey NJ Depew. Judge
Martin Il. McAlahon, Andrew G. Dick
iiison. Charles y. Dana and John j.
York men met In the Governors room
at the City Hall to-day md organize for
II reunion and parade of the veterans
OF tie Civil War, both the Blue and the
Gray, In the streets OF New York OH
July 4, 1896 1t will bring together nj
the celebration those who are left uf
the men and the leaders who took part
In the Bitter Struggle" and unite for
The iirst time i'm the North the Blue and
Gray.
Charles ~. Dana was elected tempo
r:tfy chairman, after which letters from
the following persons were read by
Col. John T.. Garnctt: w. |. ST John.
Geo a. Williams. Ed =. Barker, John
Il. Fellows. Frank II. Lawrence. C. Il.
Rouss. Francis B. Thurber. John De-
wit Warner, Snm. Sioane, j. p. Nor
gan. John H. Starln, Frank Tllford,
lsador Straus. DR.. Page. w. j. Clark.
General Howard Carroll. ]. q. Holland.
e. Is. AleNnnder, j. ID. RockcfeIler. II.
NJ, Tlagler. G. l.. Tiffany. a. NJ Palm
or. Louis Stern. w Il. Cutiinr. Aust I'm
Corbin. Morris *. Jesup. H. n. Gerry,
General McAlpinc, General lSuitcrIlcld
nnd others.
only one refused to act on the com
mittec To further the idea. That was
Alr. Gerry. He gave no reason IL was
presumably on account of a. recent dca A,
III his family. Many Of the letters
spoke enthusiastically OF the project
ana patriotic sentiment was contained
In every one of them.
COL Garnctt put IN nomination for
permanent chairman the oririnn tor and
ehamnion OF the idea-Chnrlcs A. Dana.
he was unanimously elected and thank
ed the 'n1crting for the Honor He ga id
II thank You most heartily for the
honor you confer upon me- 7 nm too
glad to serve and do what 7 can for
the delightful and admirable under
taking. ] would ask. however. that
you appoint mn associate chairman, who
cnn act for me when am called ia
other duties"
Colonel Garnett was elected pcrman-
ent secretary.
u was then moved by General Car
roll that an Executive Committee be an
pointed. The motion was adopted ard
another for the appointment or a sub
committee was also carried. They VIII
be selected in n day or So and viii con
siSt in part Of hose who were present
at to-day's meeting ana those who ex-
pressed desire to serve on the COM
nittee by letter. The meeting then od-
1ourned subject to the call of the
chairman
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
THE pnoGnEssIyE SOUTHLAND
An Increased Impetus.'in Railroad
Construction and manufacturing
Plants.

Baltimore. Dec. Especial reports to
the Manufacturers Record show that
there Is IL decided tendency towards a
revival In railroad Improvement and
construction in the South; quite num-
Der OF enterprises of this kind being
reported as In prospect for early con-
struction. The building of number
Of short roads in mineral and timber
districts Is opening up some extensive
properties which Western capitalists
and others are preparing TO develnpe.
Cotton mill enterprises continue to
attract attention, and a number have
been reported during the past week in
cluding SlC0 pA1 Gotten mill projected
in South Carolina: the incorporation of
cotton mill company with capital
stock Of SaO10O0: proposition To in
crease the stock of new company from
$lGaC0D To $3.50. .0pj: a $4,000 hosiery
mill: II Sl5,09p knitting mill and Il
smaller knitting mill, ana n thread
min. a Virginia tauncry company has
contracted To establish a siOO.0 tam
the same State an electric light plant.
a hoS factory. {, furniture factory. and
n Sl01Gl ,inur mill have been report cd
Alabama reports "a $2D,1)o smelling
plant. q tanrcry. and the enlargement
OF basket works Arkansas. an ice and
e!ectriu-light plant. Florida. starch
factory. a cedar mill q sash and door
mil! and a lumber mill Georgia. py-
rites mining company. Louisiana, "A
sl50.000 clectric-light plant, water and
electric light works. and a paper mill.
Mississippi. eIec,ric-iiEht works. Ten
nessee, an electrical supply company
and q saw mill. Texas a 500. 600 cleo
trcnl supply company and a saw mill.
Texas. a S250. coo electric light plant. Il
sGG0.0 900 irrigation company. Virginia,
n s'5n.0oD brewery and planning mill.
1t is noted that there is incrca sing ac-
tiv!ty in the establishment of such mu-
nicipal esta blishments as electric light
and water works
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
New Joint Trnmc Associntion.

New York. Dec. 5-The Board of
MANAGERS of the new Joint Traffic AS
sociation has been made up rs follows:
New York Central and Hudson Riv-
er Railroad, Second Vice President H.
j. HAYDEN; Eric. Fourth Vice Presi-
dent G.. c. Cochran Wabash. General
Manager Knight: Lehigh Valley Third
Vice President John Il. Garrett: Ralti-
more and Ohio, First Vice President
Orland Smith; Big Four and Chcsa-
peaiSe and Ohio. Second Vice President
Q. G. Murray: Pennsylvania, ~. s.
Gray; Second Vice President of the lines
west of Pittsburg; Iackawanna.
Freight Traffic Manager u. T.. Gage
man; Grand Trunk of Canada. 10 be APP
pointed.
The Board of Arbitration, will. II
IS understood, consist nf two practical
railroad men and one lawyer They are
to he chosen by the Board of Control.
which IS composed of the presidents of
the various lines in the association.
They must he d!sintercstcd persons,
and therefore cannot be connected with
the lines in any capacity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
THE ACHE or LAzINEss.
Rather Than Deliver Mail stuMs il
Away Ira nri Armory.

Fall River, Mass, Dec. 5.-rhe post
oliice scandal turns out to be case Of
gross criminal negligence ON the part
OF substitute carrier. Instead OF. as
repsrted. three bushels of mail matter
being found undelivercd. the quantity
Is nearer twelve bushels. The place In
which 1t was found was within u block
OF the postoliice In the loft of the Ar
nory and Central Fire eagine-hous
Three long flights of stairs led up To 1t.
Weeks ago while Mr.. Gerry. engineer
of the Fire Department. was hauling
over some odd pieces OF fire engine
materials he noticed a lot of letters.
papers, etc. and supposed they were
refuse matter that the janitor had
thrown away.
Yesterday he had occasion TO go into
the loft again and found n quantity of
general matter that had recently been
mailed. He sent for Postmaster Sulli-
van and by investigation 1t was found
that hooks and ornunles Of the place
were stuffed with mailed matter from
Baltimore. Philadelphia, Glasgow Mon
treal Manchester and other English
cities. Pnris and other prominent points
AT first 1t was thought that some lazy
letter carrier had thrown away some
circulars that burdened the mail, but on
closer investigation many scaled let
ters were found. The matter was al.
sent between August and November OF
this year and VAS taken from the Office
Tor delivery by substitute letter car
rier. who was accustomed to use the
armory rs loafing place, and rather
than do the work Of delivering the let
ters he stuffed them into the hiding
places where they were fund.
Postmaster Sullivan Is trying to have
the mail delivered, but many of the ad-
dresses OH the packages have been torn
off Large numbers Of English and
Irish papers and periodicals are re-
ceired here and also many letters from
abroad and at times each month the
carriers deliveries are very heavy
The United States Commissioner in
Boston to-day issued a warrant for the
arrest of Thomas y. Rasow, substitute
letter carrier, on the charge OF illegally
OBTAINING mail matter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
THE SENATE AD5OUnSs,
B"t Not Before Mills and Chandler It,.
froduce silver and DI.AIctal bills.

Washington, Dec. 5.-During the
morning hour In the Senate many bills
were introduced, among them one by
MI. Mills to provide for coinage OF
silver in the Treasury and one by MIR.
Chandler to provide, IN connection with
other nations for the unlimited coinage
OF gold and silver at the ratio of / to
15k.
Mir. Dubois Oep) of Idaho offered his
resolution to amend the rules so ns to
divide the appropriation bills among
the committees having charge of the
general subject. and II was laid on the
table to be called up hereafter.
y protest from the legislature of Mon
tana from the issue OF bonds was pre-
sented by Mr.. Mantle Rep) Montana.
Mr.. Call offered n resolution which
was agreed 10. calling on the Secretary
Of State for all the correspondence re-
latinS to the trial and sentence of
General Sanguil!y. an American citi-
zen. for al!eg completely in the war
against Spain In Cuba and directing
the Secretary to obtain a copy of the
record of the trial.
Mr. Gallingei offered a resolution de-
clnring 1t to be "the sense of the Senate
that 1t Is unwisc and ineXpedient Ia re-
tire the Sreenbacks," and it was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance
NIr Calls resolution. offered on Mon
day last, providing for the recogni-
tion by the United States OF Cuba's
war with Spain was then taken up, and
Mr.. Call addressed the Senate in sup
port of his proposition.
AT the close OF Mr.. Calls spccch the
resolution was referred to the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations.
The Senate then proceeded to the
consideration of Executive business
and at 30 adjourned until Monday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
SEEKING VIRGINIA HOMES.
1000 Acres Of land Purchased by n
Syntiiratc Just South OF SorfoIk.

Cincinnati O.. Dec. 5.--A party of
land seekers from Michigan. Nebraska
and Ohio. numbering fifty, passed
through here yesterday. They left over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for
the Peninsula division of the road, be-
tween the James and York rivers in
Virginia. where they expect to buy large
acres OF land. The party is in charge OF
"a. III. Boyer. Of cold Water, Mich, nnd
George j. Clark. Of Toledo, O. Last
week IL tract of 2.00G acres was bought
by syndicate f>r s5G0e0. just south
OF Norfolk, on the line between Virginia
and North Carolina. which was turned
lies. who will be coloniZcd there.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
ANOTHER cunAN ENGAGEMENT.
In which the insurgents are Defeated
and English 0nIc GERS Tx hibif Valor.

Havana. Dec. b.-On December 2d
the Spanish column under the command
of Generals Suarez valdez and Ma
varrc, numbering 300 combined had an
engagement with the united insurgent
forces of MaNimo Gomez and Maceo.
which have tormcd n junction in RI
forma between Las Villas and CANA
juy. The rebels, who were LOCO strong
lost n number killed and wounded The
Spanish troops captured the rebel camp
and pursued the insurgents to Tr:lla-
dcros.
In the reports of the battle received
here especial mention is made of the
valorous conduct of the English oHi-
Gers, Lieut. enant Winston Churchill, son
of the late Lord Randolph Churchill.
and Lieutenant Barnes both OF the
Fourth Hussars OF the British army. who
recently Joined the Spanish forcrs in
Cuba.
In the rebel camp We're found num-
ber of documents pertaining To the
government Of the sn-called Cuban re-
public. The Spanish troops were re-
enforced by General Aldrc. bringing
their number up Ia 5000 men and
this force followed the rctreattng reb-
els.
Captain Incensa, OF the Spanish army,
has had All encounter with q band of
rebels under the leader Sayas, In which
twenty rebels were killed and wound
ed. Saya's horse was killed under
him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
COURT or APPEALS.
LnyGc Nun,her of DccisIons Handed
Down Yesterday.

Richmond, Va. Dec 6:--The following
preine Court OF Appeals to-day:
By Judge james Keith. President
Jainison VS.. chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road; from The Circuit Court OF jaime.
City. Affirmed
Maury VS.. Commonwealth; from tn,
circuit Court OF tile city or Richmond
Affirmed f>''''''' =
by judge John w. Reilly: Crump VS.
commonwealth; from tie fIustlngs
court OF Manchester. Affirmed
opo9hefs executors vs. Hllbish's nd
ministrator; from the Circuit Court OF
AIDeinarie county Affirmed
l3y Judge Il. IL. Cardwelt:
Burke VS.. Shaver. from tile Circ,,it
court OF Rockingham. Reversed.
Williams vs.. Commonwealth; from tho
corporation Court of the city of Dan
Hillr. Reversed. ~ -f
Peters, receiver, VS.. Anderson. From
he Corporation Court OF Tic civ IF
Norfolk Affirmed
d.y Judge John y. Buchnnnn:
Iompkins, etc. vs. Griflin's executors;
rom the Chancery Court of the city of
Richmond. Affirmed
by Judge George NJ. Harrison:
trustees Emory aud Henry C,ollere vs
Snoemnter College ana others; from the
1ircuit Court of Scott county. Re
Ferguson & Halter VS.. Grottoes Com
pnny; from the Corporation Court of the
city of lIynchburE. Affirmed.
ii"rIiS administrator Va. Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad; petition to rehenr
denied. ''-'-'
Shenandoah Land and Anthracite
Soal Company VS.. lllse; petition to re-
hear denied >,' -
Clifton Forge vs. Brush Electric Com
pnny; petition to rchcar denied.
Mohcure and Others VS. Wren and
DINERS; appeal and supersedeas award
Ayers administrator VS.. Norfolk and
Western Railroad. Writ OF error and
SuperSedcaS awarded.
Richmond and West Point Comnonv
vs. Town of West Point. Writ of error
anu supersedeas awarded ~
Atlantic Loan Association vs Pcttus
trustee writ of error awarded
ntoneDfecker. etc. W. Hicks and 9th
ers. Appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Moseiey's administrator VS.. c. & o.
halfway. Writ of error refused
Fort Wayne Electric Company ys
Hoge and others. Writ of error re-
fused ~
board of Supervisors of Powhatan
ys: Werth, Writ Of error refused,
windsor vs.. Snowden. Writ OF error
refused 80
Chapman vs. Dixie Land Company.
Appeal refused.
ltauh VS.. Otterback Cause mt m
privileged docket for January term
Munford trustee VS.. McVaigh's ad-
ministra.tor. Further argued by Judge
w. r. Staples for appellant and sub
mitted.
News executrix VS.. Bass. Brown &
Co Submitted
Gaskins VS. Hunton. Passed
Goode & Co. VS.. Georgia Home In
aurnnce Company. Argued by c. NJ.
White for plaintiff in error
G. Ii. Causey, Jr., qualified To prac-
tice as counsel In this court
The court took 10 action in the Lu-
nenharg cases except that 1t dismiss
cd on hey own petition the writ of error
and supersedens In the case OF Mary
Barnes, who is confined In the peniten-
tiary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
Prayed I'm vain for nts life.

Ealeigh, n. c.. Dec. 5.-hn executive
reward of 5000 has been offered for the
apprehension OF Samuel Newland.
wanted for killing Frank Steelman Mt
Icnoir last week. There was some
trouble about woman, and 1t Is stated
that Steclman had said he intended 10
XIII several mon. one Of the latter he
lnE Newland. The latter went to Steel
mans shoe shop and charged him with
making this threat. Steeiman denied 1t
and on his knees prayed Newland tp
spare his life. Ncwland was relentless
and shot him dead. He then fed. He
In n brother of the Solicitor of that
district. and is of q prominent family.
Steelman is native of South Carolina.
where he had wife and children. IT
is supposed Newland has fled into Ten
ne5Sce, ..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
TAKES CORnErT's PLACE.
Fight Arranged Rctwecn Peter
Mnhcr and Fitzsimmons.

New York, Dec. a.-Peter Maher. tho
champion heavy weight of the world.
and Robert ritzsimmons, the champion
middle weight of the world. were
matched this morning to fight 10 n
,ihish near 1i i'aso. Texas. between
rcDruary llth and February 18th. The
details were arranged nj meeting he
tween Dan Stuart, of Texas reprcscn-
la'ive of Fitzsimmons. and John j.
Quinn, manager for Mahcr, held at the
ST. James Hotel to-day. Stuart was
empowered to make the match for T'itz-
simmons, and as Quinn Was anNio,s for
contest arrangements were completed
without difficulty. The purse to he
Fought for will be 500 When Dan
Stuart arrived here few days ago 10
arrange the matter between Curbctt
ana FitZsimmpns. he stated that he
had the battle-ground selected. within
five miles of FL Paso. 1t is said TO be
on Mexican soil.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
Ti" Red Crosse Society 10 Undertake
Relief VTorit I'm Turkey,

Boston, Dec. "a special meeting OF
the Prudential Committee of the Amer
lean Eoard was held this afternoon for
The purpose Of requesting the Red Cross
Society. of which Miss Clara Barton. Of
Washington, Is president, to undertake
re!Ief work in TURKEY, rs an intcrna-
tional organization. i formal request
was adopted and Will be forwarded nt
once. y favorable response Is hoped
for.
II Is believed that th!s humane or
snniza ton being international I'm it's
character. Is the only one which can
successfully administer Americas re-
lief contributions in Turkey
y relief ship. under its auspices, would
he allowed to enter where the fears of
Turkish Government would allow no
European warship. While the acts of
the Red Cross treaty i'm itself recoc,-
niZes only relief in war. Yet America III
making up It's own national body, asked
of the international head, the power to
work in great national and interna-
tional calamitics the same as In war,
and the privilege was given her to do
so. Thus America has by every provi-
things as now exists In Turkey, and
distribute their relief through the
United States Red Cross organizat ton.
The difficulties in distributing sup
plies In that country Will be lessened
by the cooperation Of the foreigners
and especially Of the missionaries there
and the very presence Of the Red Cross
or the Red Crescent may serve to ar
rest bloodShed while il is performing
It's legitimate work of relief.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
manufacturing Company Orgnn
lied,

Taunton, Mass. Dec. 5.-The Corr
Manufacturing Company mss organized
In this city. with Il capital stock OF
$500 600 The company has bought n
large tract of land in East Taunton.
upon which H. will erect fancy cotton
mill. Of 80 900 spindlcs. and as soon as
this mill is in operation the construc-
ton of No. Q mill viii he begun. The
company intends making this the
largest cotton manufacturing plant In
this section
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
Rcsistaac TO CIeveiand's Warming Ad-
via

Berlin, Dec. 5.-The Post. in an article
commenting on President Clcvcland's s
message to the American Congress, re-
marks that Germany has less to lose
hy an economic war than has the United
States. In view of the fact that If the
he successful the Americans would be
certain 10 use a similar screw unceas-
ingly. Germany must resist President
Cleveiand's warning. Retaliatory meas S.
nres would apply with equal force TO
both sides. I,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
MARVELLOUS REDUCTloN.
Do Not Delay II You Want to- sssssSI
Money. 53Sis M hsSy ~ III IN

Think of all-wool dress goods siips II Il
the newest shading and faneyae eff fect.t
worth 4hc.. 50c., and 6Oc.; 90 whiles tltsjs:
last at &c. ~ ~ fsSS M
Atwood serge in fancy cftsctss sWsarfH
75c., now nN,y 3T1sc. SgS @S q
silk and wool dress goods, ssysortir
SIPS, now C2i2c. 59Ss sss:ssSS 5sssS
silk mixtures in high are dress
worth S1.5a, now on!y iit.4gs. & s 81 m
New, rough effects In ilacky and sGofs
ored dress goods at new price 81 sssS
Boucle dress goods in blue, lack Sasa
brown Ss w
Blankets. Quilts, Wrappers and 1r rasS4
ms sacques at new prices,
Visit our new wool end art sills sSs:
pnrtments. si 60
+. a, sAuNDER rs si1s NAM sssSl
/: ..Newest5 Disco ovarye Il fg teetb fi1s
pain, ~. z. e. Rooms. ii mn ss;s igS SfaY#s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
Sentenced to the Psns.entlary,..

Iinnaus, Kan, Dec. 5.-Dr.f RI. Jss;
Fox, prominent physician, whoSw SwasE
found guilty OF stealing the body OF Mrs.
Bates was to-day sentenced to the pen5S
ltcntiary for three years. The trunk In;
which the woman's body was found hid
pastors on it to show that it had $beems
in the Union depot at Kansas sGitySseyass
ente cen times, and it is thought the sphyHass
sician had been conducting q Wholesale
hi siness OF hodY Snatchlng. - -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
Foundcrea In ,Iid.occan.

London. Dec 5.-A telegram has been
received from Captain Patterson, OF the
British steamer Niadura. which sailed
from Hamburg November 18th for Port
Royal. S. c.. who has arrived at
Corunna, Spain, stating that the Madu-
ra foundered in mid-ocean November
2Sth
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
plead SotGujlty.

Detroit. Mich. Dec. Sd. Blair Simp>
son, Police Justice. who was arrested
last night charged with criminal as
sault on Maude Wentland. a I4-year-
old girl, was arraigned In Police Court
this afternoon. lie pleaded not guilty
and was renanded for examination.
Bail was fixed at Sc 900. which was fur
nished late this afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
A Hotel IliIrnnL.

Hortonvile.. Wis. Dec. 5.-The Green.
vile Hotel, located six miles east Of
here. burned this morning. William
Reuter-. an employc of the hotel was
suffocated ana taken from the burning
building dead. Several members OF n
medicine troupe escaped death by jump
ing from the second floor window, clad
only in their night robes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
Cruelty TO Animals.

George Rappo, white. was arrested
Inst night by Agent Moore, of the S. P,
G.. a., charged with working a lame
horse The horse belongs to Charles
Mallory.
Charles Mitchell, colored, was ar
rested last night charged with creity
to n horse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06

Madrid, Dec. 5.-The Globe Describes
the paragra ph In President cleveland, a4
message referring to Cuba as HGDsuttsf4s
ance of serinus Importance"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-06
a Fugitive.

Constantinople. Dec. 5.--Said Pasha.
President Of the Council OF State and
formerly Grand Vizier. has taken refuge
III the British Embassy, fearing that he
will be arrested.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-05

CHAPTER TU.-STSPICION Is NOT
PROOF.
When Mrs. Adams told ne that She
had picked up Henrys whiD-r5hon We'd
nesday morning / said nothing. but
thought that Henry must have driven
over Tuesday evening after all. and even
come up into the yard. although the
house was shut up and I in bed. 20 get
a little nearer 20 me. felt conscience
stricken because could not help thrin
Of happiness. when my father lay dead
il the house.
Ny father was buried as privately and
quietly as we could bring it about. But
it was terrible ordeal Meantime word
came from Vermont that Rufus Bennett
had been arrested on his farm. He was
perfectly willing 10 come back with the
Officers. and indeed. had not the sliglt-
est trouble in proving that he was al his
home in Vermont when the murder took
place. He proved by several witnesses
that he was out OF the state long before
my father and sat on the step together
that evening. and that he proceeded d.
rectly to his home as fast as the train
and stage-coach could carry him.
The screwdriver with which the deed
was supposed 10 have been committed
was found by the neighbor from whom 1t
had been borrowed In his wife's bureau
drawer 1t had been returned, and she
had used it to put up a picture-hook in
her chamber. bennett rwas discharged
and returned 10 Vermont.
Their Mrs Adams told OF her finding he
yellow ribbon from Henry EMS whip
and he was arrested. since he was held
10 have a motive for putting my father
Out Of the world Fathers opposition TO