Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 28, 1885, Page 5

JES CROWING NUMEROUS | The Bookwalter-Lansing Uase Budding Into a Promising Sensation, next season, has infused new life into an once descrted country, and Iant over the their midst CHARGES G all feel jubi railroad in | for they know that where & Missouri goes the countr d | ROW AT THE WINDSOR HOTEL. Albion's Escaved M forLincoln rderer Heading yee's Pack- northwesters [FROM THE BEE'S LINCOLN HUREAU.] The Bookwal to be one of th biggest sensations of the The statement was published here yesterday that the action listrict court to compel Lansing to con y back the title withdrawn, but it is ris, who has engaged Harwood, Ames & | Kelly to look after terests, says there has been Mr. Lansing is understood to have requested Norris o wir come on at | see that no fraudulent ent | permitted, and the ralings of the hon pleasure of ring Bookwalter's in- | see the end not far d no compro disappointed demod Bookwalter to his (Lansing's I shades, wi bling up all th settlement. walter will probably reach en a conference will be held and determined Mr. Bookwalter has enbangh transaction to de In oneinstance, d, he sent Lansing £1.000 to with, leaving the price and details entively with him Lansing reported that he had bonght the and Bookwalter thorized him to forward a_deed at £1,000, commission goes, Norris has found 2,750, instead of han and Scott 1o the racket of Hhese cat olics, and the re being exposed & ner fhey make Lincoln to- schemes are nd defeated at every cor they ean sue: confirmatio mand an explanation of commissior fraudulent entr in running th when the cow of this vast reg I those who attempted to move oceupy the best £100 being y expect to ountry agiin oy held wnlinited control 1 and shot down wsing paid only 3 3,900 for the on looks into the case the more compli- cated and numerous tl charges become. man will “nothing extenuate 1t will e a bad poor homesteaden prairics when the Un ed States senate ots from day to day as ught out by the probe of investiga- He may have made Some ruling with some of the LOOKING FOIt ECKT A telegram was received by Marshal Albion, Neb,, ch, from th | stating that J Wl could be expe Tand grabbers and cattle Kings ar actual settler who came fron other states to build up a home for himself is well pleased with all he has done and is doing to enforee the law and sec that the land is occupied by s liasa brother here, & stone mason and ctor, for whose home the Albion think he will point THACING ROYC 5 While in Omaha last week Oflicer Fow: ler found at the oflice of the ss company the package shipped from stings by Royce, th addressed to HUG. Blair, and w ing a cluiimant, Royc call for it, owing to a pressing invitation from the Lines and explain what he w. store of Baird Bros. on the night of the expeetations aving had some little experience in nd department of the government, iter knows what heis talking about Commissioner t most of them, Sparks' rulin will be fully ogrisses; and with such officers Lo having failed to In authoritic to stay here Tully Scott and H. S. P 1, the honest y to Fowle ckage contained nothing but we md the effort to connect glary of King & Hufr: n's jowelry store at Friend fell throngh . made an unsuccesstul rom the county ipon and occupies the land with the bur, ANARCHY'S MINIONS. Royce, by the way aturday to eseape he’is held awaiting trial OW AT THE WINDSOR. sught to Clor Dundred representatives of the socialistie el ustial Sunday 1 oceupied an hour or so Saturday’s mail b bee at the Windsor a copy of the bill fare used on Christmas day ficld house in Omaha production s o beautiful | in discussing incidentally his fellow elerk, remarking, ©Bob, people in the eit terday's dynami sation was not tou t beats onr bill."! reported the onversation to Nat. Brown, ords of the Windsor, and Brown, after filling up on whisky, pro ceeded'to show his disple i bee in a bratal o hor union lield to- George Sehilling deliver sure by attack cight liour system, and Paul Grottken, spea inz on the sime sibject, took occasion to re fer to anarchists hour law through their Reeson and | in the day of fricuds, haid nd taken to the police court where he pleaded guilty It is only a'short time other guests to desist Brown arr Lihis vemark with hisses, but were al Towedd to remain, after adiscussion advisability of turnie following resolution wits adopted wd, That this mecting condemns the position taken tuck, and has o st for ages pending. ablotodivd 5 and both his vietims lic opinion against him and Glass puts n cmburrassing condition, arrangement to “huy or the house will pr into the hands of 1 holds the fort ates as elerk, while Hj by anarchists with demand of the prolefa quence hindering the proletarians, nearly 210 poun: {3, re small men hment of the was thrown on the my ous attelnpt 1o blow tp J tdge The trouble betw: Trees’ dwell- ters at the Windsor i Arrington, a widow, aged S0, wa. here at a late hour on Saturday morning, lom £ time occu Meanwhile and Goodwin ot ghee is “on les ied a cottage at the eornce and in the hands of competent men coul s in humble cireumstanees, be made to earn big money. hody was found yestenday morn i laying upon the kitehen flc wits covered from deep wounds on the head and neck, Arifnzton was secing the condition of aflii ha without ev he was willing to d No notive for the clue to the murderer Mother and ¥ our, w prominent is stopping a he Fatally Burned. from Burlingion, fa Vindsor with his wife 1 Hotehkiss L | and her 2-year-old child died to-day from in nd the men of Co. | juries reccived Jast night by the explosion of colebeated Christmas by et shoot near the fui “I'he loss on Mr. Noble usted at §1,08 Dan H. Wheeler, jr., m Omaha on D.N.N. G. Aying about the room acel and on the furniture at ming fluid oy ing the mother Irs. Meyers jumped | window, and beside ived ihjuries which which scattered " the | 1o0m, the tlumes envelo, i his wife, are Visit to friends, ud Eftie Dayis retirned eive the con- reatulations of their many friends on romantic mar ¥ morning a snes overcoats and a v being terribly burnd y in time to r baby, who was burned a crisp, dicd dight, and both were buried this *roiect the Indians, ary of warat Wash- fssned to-day (K, Second eayalry, fc structions from the secre ington, yesterday 10 troops A a ceed 1o Ariz somo valuable personal effect other than that me of the conts was sold 1zo's store, has be W. H. Perrine, boo. eram's, will friends in Chic: The funeral munstrel man, took placy Lidians on San Carlos 1 tion from a threatened attack Major Gordon will command the cavalry. art Tuesday on a visit to uxed nntil dispat from General Arizona for the troops 10 (ke up po indicating a yesterday after Assumed the Solema Vows, At the convent of th the solemu ecremonies ank ‘Tipton, Seward; A. Mandelburg, Valparaiso; L. [ oken Bow; I; S, Lovs, Dee, Sucredd Heart to day, upon the wlmission young ludies 1o that institution were per OF this numt S0 e vows from which t Stovens, Cre o Hustings; H G, Hamer, Kearneys Shallenberger, Storms, Sterlin Blair, Fremc aster, ‘Seward; ) uttsmouthy Hobbs, Wymore; Iy clonies were perfored b . Fairmount’ } f G. H. Hastings, Crete. Judies was Miss Foly of Owulia, d With Posencd Whisky. Daxros, Ohio, of the Soldier THE GARDEN OF THE Wi Wthof North W, s—-Honest Land Oficors, N, Kan,, Do [Special Cor Northwestern Kansas cane 10 the eity his ha But nfty ceut The neighborhood and it {8 supposed | and then doped with poisotied w respondence. ] Looming as no part boomed before, aud the rash for lands in Sherman, Thomas and the north half of counties is indeed surprising, Ihis distriet, for- After Twenty-Five Years, even to Nebra merly controlled by the eattle kin; western Kansas and Nebraska, is certain- 1y as fine soil and climute us lics west of the Missouri viver and is being der the homestead and timbe 1aws us fust us the register m s out the pajers The completion of the Butling er ruilvoad from B publican lin, wid the pr mond, brother of 0ue of the most pros citizens of this county, was city last night by eriff of Roekeastlo county to which place he wili be taken to answer for mmitted twenty-tive “The prisoner was arrested Trenton, Graudy couuty, wiior sided 10r te years, A speciul induce Elgutter’s mammouth clothing house un- | mber 23ia, 1835 City, Nebrasky, to O &ress that roud will make further west TANGING OF OUIN BOTANNON, Decision in the Oase, An Tmportant Precedent of Law Fs- | tanlished to Governin Fature Crim | inal Procedure in This State The Trial Reviewed. | Prarrssovri, Neb., Dec. 26.--[To the Editor.]--The Nebraska City Press has been asking for an expression of th of the state on the hanging of Bohannon In « recent number of that paper the edi tor says In his first trial Bohannon was acquitted of that degree of murder of which death is the penalty. His soe or should have been guilt compre ond trial wa determine degree of h hended in, 1 ed on the 15th will be one contrary to the constitution of the United States and of the state of Nebroska, and will be nothing more nor =< than murder under the doubtful sane tion of the supreme court, that availed itself of the merest technicality in sus. | taming the lnst verdiet I 1 you will grant paper, 1shall try to answe | an unjust and “unwarrant criticism upon the action of the supreme court in the space in yonr hat T fhink the somewhat celebrated case above re | ferrad to, The supreme court, by its de | cision in that ease, has established an im ortant rule of law that shall govern wreafter in the eriminal practice of this While that rule makes it fegal and 1 on the gallows unless, upon ition of the matter, the s 1 inves reme court isdiction to determine the matt not believe it will so_hold), and. reve the supreme court of the state, yet I b ve it to be o good rule and supported by reason and good legal precedents, In answer 1o the first proposition of the Press, viz: “His sccond trinl was or | should have been to determine the degree | of his guilt comprehended inlesser, and certainly not above murder in the second degree,” 1 quote la pinion of our supreme cot Judge Reese, speaking for tl says: “In the Beheimer supra (found 20 Ohio state, 5 Judge White in writing the opinion ot the decision: “The question for ¢ | therefore whether the | granting a new tri whole verdict and leave the retrial upon t same issues on which it was tirst tried, or whether the retrial v properly limited by the court to the de gree of homicide of which the defendant T been found guilty, and to the inferior » of man 1ssed at con: : court, ion Ay trial upon the whole of the - indictment, tl prey of the opinion, the loarned | use of the following lan, effect of setting aside the v re: | diet li | andundetermined “the fuact of the homi 1 fact I only efivet cvery essent of the verdict as acquitted the defendant of murder in the first d ter the 1 fact of the existence of the act was unde efiect th al di [ ermination of tho char th [ to be inno- muitted, or rather of whi he isin law presum: cent “Upon the quest the verdict it 15 said conviction or counts for separate and distinet offenses or where there are several d but that where there is but one defendant i in fact but one offense, the ye entire.” The eause was taken to preme court upon t state’s attorney, and the de in no way aflect the vights of defendant in the prosceution: but the rule of law was stated by the court as follows ‘Where on trial for murder, the defend it is found guilty of a homicide thin the highestdegye in the indictment and on [y new trial is granted, the ing anew triul is to set verdiet and leave the ease for retrial on the same issues ws upon the fivst trial s f grant court of Ohio, referred to in the above, approved by onr supreme conri. Of this opinion Reese, J., speaking for the court, says: “That it is just it seeims tous | eannot be questioned. That it is ne | sary for the protection of the law-ubiding | citizen is equally clear, and the faet that wmany of the stites have incorporated a swovision to that effeet in their criminal s weight and force to the stute- i, Tmight add thut the supreme conrt | of the state of Missouri had ndopted the ¢ rale contended for by counsel for Bohan non and by the editor of the Nebraska City Press, and by numerons docisions sustained it in eases raising the question raised in Bohannon's casc I'he rule was [ in forec for many years und the legislature | of th te failing to abolish it by any legislative enaetment, the people of (it st od aonew constitution in 1875 ane ted the rule est blished by the supreme court of thal state and | our supreme court has been aslh tablish in this state. In commentin | upon the matter of the change in the fundamental lnw of Missouri the United States supreme court hus said, in the eel chrated Ring case: *“Lhere is no qu ht of the state ¢ tion of the ri either by her fundamental law « y an ordinury act of legislation, to abolish | this rule, and that itis a valid law as all offenses committed after ment.” The foregoing supreme court of the Uni | tully answers, I think, the state | that “if Bohannon is hanizod the set i be contrary to the cons! ition of L L | Stat " I [ highest 1 d s suid | urihad | ontended nuow's couns: by an ordinury set of @ ley Yot th stuture could not sed any law o est ished any rule practice in eriminal eases, in conflict with the “billof rights.” 1t seems to me, sion of one supreme conrt is i | b with thut part of the constit | this state which says: *No per- | ce put in jeopurdy for Press further says thatif ¥ aged, it will be not more nor less than murder under doubtiul wetion of the supreme ecourt, that wailed itsolf of the mierest technicalities in sustaining the last verdiet, ‘This i 1 unjust attzek upon the action of the su preme court. Only three errors were cowplained of and relicd on for a rever sul of the case by Bohannon, through his lmw neys, in his petition o ervor, and Lanuon mviction of A Defonss of the Supreme Court in Its reu ring to the ¢ wly noticod s made trial, dic argime nor befor I'he holding of ou question of firmer supported by the decisions of the supreme Ohio, California nd certainly not above murder in the sceond degree. If he 1s nest month the act | senting this and believe the decision to be a just one is unwarranted it Until hetter reasons are offered than 1 have yet heard or rey cision of our supreme court, J. B StroDE. A necessary for Bohannon to yicld up his | the United States shall deeide it has | I do wating Iy from the | compassed ftin this case. | se of the State vs ourt thus states the question for lit due him to zal efteet of 1 was to set aside the for modestly s 15 The question is ble length and with od degree of logie and reason, and it was ftinally held that the defendant in the prosceution could be put upon a second ion the tninitiated how about bringing in the buffoonery; how at tain lines, for instanee the reading ster is made torpedo on the 1 , or how simultan antie the whole cast tive caper which brings down My, Hoyt's plays arve full of this fu business, and although greater part of it would ested in the sueh is not the ease same as though there had been no and verdiet. In the course jundge makes 3ut the ding the defendaut guilty was to leave at issue cide; also the fact whether the defendant | committed it, if one was committed. The legal presumption on liis plea of | iifty was innocence; and the bur | was ¢ the stale to prove therifore, that could be given to'so much rest of it had been set aside, wonld be to rd it as qualities of an act while the Indeed s the he setions, permitting no d vy little termined. This would be a verdiet to the tif the defendant commitied the homicide, he did it without deliberate and sremeditated malice. There can be no of jce of a defendant in respeet to a homicide which he is not found to have in A_I cateh lines, ¢ an understanding. L t another boy.” in their own frequently blunt the humor they seck to nd Mr. Hoyt b y in check tion of the entirety of Bat_upon mature eration we are of opinion thar the verdict is severable only when thero is g wqnittal on different endants, liet is exceptions of the | ion could competent This statement is large short Hoyt w ter endowed than he oveinrred, wiopted the p de the whole The decision and ruling of the supreme | z N oyet for some y the All ment. To what our supreme conrt has | teen business place Newburyj i stores, a lar Why He Enjoye ‘ J do. In fa can't talk 1on the other to ey for a week | as follows port of the states of wma and Kentueky and everythin, 1 can o merest teelmicality” is, refer ity Press. Ta case 1o the — - HOW HE “GOT THERE." 1oyt, the Panny and How He W H. Hoyt arrived with the company repr Tin Soldier, ard to-morr and thus has opportunity ular sentiment in the ra wide rang various methods of successful always an interesting theme pleasure reat achievements and the prize from befor 3 where our purblind senses had it. 1t would, cheating Mr. Hoyt of a large measure of 1 his suceess the ht, although he s on that pomt, “1 have been fortunate.” So- he u coifed his fortune largely in the mint of his own genus, and his attainments are wholly of his mdividual earning Ihose who have stud, tion of one of Mr. Hoyt's comedy farces have appreciated the by play have taxed | sources of the anthor as my It must seem amyster the di lucky thou, to cut scelusion of beiween satire which lines tHe nd by some Laps, foresecs its happy seldom does he misc actors strictly to his accepts it Daniels, the “Old = Baby, originated the You and m of his pl unique than the creations : I speculation is excited by their and 1 Bunch of Keys” was 1o cover the B | Mr. Hoyt's first this pla k of reat hotel ancy., h came in a v | Mr. Hoyt strangely enough clain | to conceive to be doubled, Sten_ unquc Rag Bany teéd at - Destructive I N EWHUBYPORT, Mas ning fire broke out in Boardman's groce- 1 Adums block and extended to the Ma- Equitable buildings, Tenney's tory and the private residence of all of whick were destroyed, eq of 250,000, partially insured, were birned out and 150 Engines were out of work, it oand ree A, Chase were instantly Ki Inxlly. alling walls, and six oth- 1 G LE, Ala, I L Lo-day. - I, W ich o 100 lerahl: *Hay andd hope the interna I in wy berth s of wi oo sich egr. B ef," VOl i How do you n you se ny me. | She DECEMBER 28, 1885, SIOUX AND THEIR CUSTONS. | First, that th® murder in was an acquittal of murder irst degree aud a bar n of murder in the fivst degrec juent triall Second a small butte, when a man_camo along CFOOD FOR COMMON SWINE Another Addition to the dies of Austin, Texas, his grief Scares-the-k | Toss'shot at this individy the fleshy portion of the hip outrage he served a fow months penal imprisonment been very well behaved Stands First g Land hit him in An TIoteresting Interview with a Trader ysterions Tr ngrdefendant’s challenge from Pine Ridge Reservation, jurors ealled did st in th sconduct of the seceh to the jury in refer nelnnati ricts FOUND DEAD IN A BARN YARD weed acard in his native I'his gentleman is noteworthy | has so compromised 1l of the casc Clond and Photographs ~Spotted Tail's Mur- der Sjoux Name from the fact that he lis eredit that he can An Bight-Year-01d Boy Devoured b, 1 confidence errors 1 have ns Death of the | Bartlett, a trader on the Pine Ridge reservation his way cast that is always damaging to the of his subjoet A card picture of a & Tooking redskin in regimen the sidc of a kindly fa the reporter’s interest s his original He-Who-Bears-the-Sword has beg 18 to the mrt upon the mtended that the evidenc not warrant in the first deg ansel virtually Nt to s Under Arrest. and demure No clue has yet been unearthed to the mysterions Emery, of the Omal ,and there a Beg r pleasure of an hour’s chat with him Bartlett is yet a from early youth the Sioux, and ho with their customs, s a member of the tribe cjudiced by any inter the verdiet ren- they did not pross that question motion for a tims, was buried yesterday, Mrs. usand is slowly His wounds are worse 1t on their en spent among is also dying. as well acquainted uage and history most refiah and pions, and valorous and tends Sabbath services mission which there, and discharg with an intelligence ation that has won for him the perfe confidence of all on the t had numerous ¢ aphs, but the most interest supreme court upon jeopardy is well The community was again horrified yester <ot crimes even He regularly sts, to distort as recently launde Eames, white ehild, were found in else connected i diserimin s more facts of in- wd importance relative to the na- tional wards of the Pine Ridge and Rose: es than anv one recently inter viewed from those frontie serving man, he ed to by the | miles wesf of Austin, body and when d flesh from the bones were devouring v had caten all the should not e INDIAN NOMENCELA “Tow do Indians r and signiticant names v died and the coroner's , I shall en sy to aquestion upon that point, “has e S ehristening sinfluences of name cp yet taken Tn that region yrdon is only twenty-six miles south nd fréighting from that tremendous very elaborate and two chil selection always the | nally from their v not worry for 1 suitable name for happens that far advanced in youth before | of his name is thought of, and then for | some performance or” exploit or st ive event he may be named at onee. el comprised My lauling supplies lains formerly | [ esting fact, perhaps not generally known, lie toa select s visited a neighbors ting his lat nding the ni way 1o i sy being absent she was atraid sleep in the fouse the woman departed fo 8,000 Sioux W evenin Mr. Hoytis travel agoer of this one of his Horses, was dubbed that for shying, when a child, from wnd they are all revelling to fat liberal government bounty 1] successes red 1he body Clande, which had been and upiooted by = Again it occurs n the moment of | forcing Tim that achild is christencd th from some co-incident ample, at the nativity of - Through- the-Woods, his father may have | wam door and I adjacent timbor, title for his heir, | the Sioux who is said to have in that terrible fight on the Little Big rn, was born in ust of wind blowing in a spray ct the face of the | most apt suggestion for remarkable fo ture is that the selections are frequently unchaste and at times Although they clothing, ratiomns, et 150 excitomen suflicient for their nent Game abounds on the and every month two hundr was atrested Search is being made for Dollie, workmen is o driven in ud cat, selling the The husband's the Indians kjll lides for $3.00 a pi The Indians do notlive in one gr deathi is also attributed to th The police to-n grizzly seampering hea Tooking for her olice Teceived - telegram Rain-in-the-Face, was found dead in the back yard of her premises, had been ar- and would be brought council and ¢f committer on satety hoth held session kst night with closed doo w5 for unearihing the perpetrators of the series of erimes that horriied the city exeention of communiti 1d even fifty miles from the of these small you may choose (o eall them, set up some male member whom they eall ehief. his sway is a mockery of the dominion of v kings wlho in abor spread the glory and ter rested inSan Antc ure of Indian v of the Sioux the criminals when ap; lieved that the committee on an inportant el dollars have been sub. ald in ferreting out the assassins, safety has dis sveral {housand ribed in this city discountenance or lewdness there is no such thing as vul- rity in the spe themes are open to mention in the pres RED CLOUD AND M'GILLICUDDY. “Iow about I the chieftainey, and on that nd his elaim to woint tell me the construe- et that THE SOCIALISTS' SYSTEM. asked the reporter. weak-minded | seamp, and his assumption of leadership is discountenaneed by the large body of He has the following ot a few Indians and & number of ‘squaw men.” whites who settle among A Dynamite H Wb Placed on Judge re's Doorstep. The police disco yesterday afternoon what is thought to have becn an attempt to wree would feel and matters on which w utmost deli tween them ) sured by the innocence in which custom he Indian knows nothing of | The propriv residence of common to his more enlightencd white States minister building 15 one ot go, and has been wnoceupied sinee Mr. Troe's departure Dol was dscove without ‘exception shiftless, thless knaves, although I know one or two old fellows who yusly with one vulgar yarn, grand collec- matter-of-fact s excited by | for to him the subjc But the ‘squaw ublesome Tot ncited old Red Cloud azamst the agent has a bad opinion of the you would have to s weire informed and took the explosive away. rehearsals He works foree of {he explosive was card many blocks nd to the de 10 clew o the perpe Walks-Under-the MeGillicuddy sions to understand his senti y therefore do not love him, 1 Cloud a pliant inoying the d | the trath of the whole matter and all the traders like MeGillicuddy, and Afraid-of-Pawnee, Poor-Bear, lock Tust night t unable to furnish any ¢l Don't-Like-is I'he Indians | Pipe,Climbs-Cott such long drawn sounted for by the Their length i liar construction of assured the naunes are not Sioux tongue. one short word the translat wishes to leave orders following detachment, he of bark made he plants on the trail, leave but one word, and ye fow lotters enn conve the picked trail to t to the south two hour's ride That is the r quently have such long the Indians and the peace, prosperity demolition of Jug originality L really good thing issig tHoRproBotiont of o long in the It frequent y ues to hold. ting the affair. stablished sinee A MURDER PICTORIAL Mr. Bartlett | ntering s oflice.’ Y RECOUNTE d with him a numbe photographs of scencs about the reserva- s the likenesses of all th distinguished Sioux of both Pi and Kosebud ugencie the album with expla ch portrait by Mr. e are Sl iny chief on a t NO ADVIC Gov. Stoneman’s Canstic Comn the Chinese ¢ SACRAMENTO, suess you'll have 2 . can write it on pole,which inspirations Goy. Stone- remarks on is full of in- The photos were taken by an ant artist who worl tary prolit upon the vanity of the Inc but the work is very zood, for “T'his is Spotted Tl the gre foux nation, who wus about five years ugo,’ pointed to i cavd phiotograph of a majes throne, clad in { head dress, aded backskin I the folds of which protraded an 4 1 of pistol butts, knife hilts, hatelict helves and other w Secietary Bayard from Washington, in which the writer states th, led by the Chinese minister to movements in ditferent citie sion of Chin erable to prevent bt may have arisen, i his attentios ed to his mone attention the Indinns names when unwieldy in their own speech ti this state for The minister suggests that violenee than to rhitrarily s ¢, which was among us. seated as on HIS DEATH-BED WISH. | Realization of the Dying o E G e the Toeal anthoritic LLurtherimm susiands of good citizen coneeptive gualities. 1iind himself some day sion in favor v3 1Ll brought Lmarriage contract. rendered ade in thesuit of clare void the And this is Crow of Spotted Tail,” continicd Mr. the Chinese mini method of presery however, 10ts from previously p is “Young Mrs wd the Lin Soldier Althea Hill to deelare nuil with features He stood in the paraded atti- titude which 1s common to photlo, subjects under an artist of poor tuste. One hand rested his we his left leg w Void the conty Sullivan granied frowm the plaintiff a year o ng the eviden s from that quarter.” The decision, roung y i3 the case, covers wenty-six, journalist, being connected ars with the Boston Post. paper he ground out the daily grist Sorts column ved his veal calling and knocked phing for play writing. SCHALFER TIHE CHAMPION, it upon a table, cross his right and was poised conventionally on the its boot, while { on lis hip and g Tho expression wis us The Curly-Headed Cu Wins the De ) sy s the principal gies tion of mar- Much space is s testimony of tion is whether the alle; 0 analysis of b experts from which the court de cides that the testimony is larzely in { the plaintiil, and proves, tar as siieh evidenee can, that the signature’ to the document 15 It also holds from the mony that the word “wife' a ings subsiitutéd for The opinion concludes by stat lezed marriage contract is nulland void, opinion is by Judze United States diste containg 24,000 words, the coneurring opinion, e the tinal gune in the balk line bil- last nicht in ihe preseneo the Lelp of gnificent rung broad felt hat. severcly blank as_ the counte The fong hair Iy over his shouldérs crowned the whole and gave poor Crow D ) « of an Indian quack of the cast- ern village Kind who w a dose of his own the red handed mure “What were the ¢ 5 | Killing aftair, and how did Crow Dog hap- | pen to escape the vengene ith of Spotted Tail’s followers liard tournament of about 500 spec good play and two or three ma, erwon the game and earned the title , De the twenty-third marvelous nu Lost the rail by a miseie, medicine rather than 110 pluy 1o get 10 then” stood Judge Sawyer tiled ofer got keyed lid not rin down ty Christmas Box, King, living in a quarrel Christmas y beating ont rrested by 1 | and the w “Phe murder was the elimax of afeud of long standing but s Do one exeept night, murdered his wif principuls wit* e until mornin £ the murdered circumstance voud near the R Pistol shots attrac cney one iy, od men in the office uf intoxicated, Chureh Row. ous outbreak aishoners of dust, the blc irom a half dozen Canadian Polit g Kittson's Dranlk | ealmly by reloadin ow Dog wa hiteh seeiive ¢ connitteo tion near Pi cloyer diptoma skating Rinks w inember of