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THE TIMES, NEW BL00MF1ELD, PA., JULY 31, 1877.
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A Verdict Against Strlkers.v
There was excitement Bniong the 000
striking silk weavers in IVtoison, N.
Inst week, on nccouut of the trial of Wil
liam Strange & Co.'s suit against Jacob
Reimann. W range & Co., are proprietors
of a silk mill, and nelninnn, A silk weaver,
quit work with the stiikers on the 14th clay
of June, leaving warp anil woof in the
loom. The unwoven silk failed mid de
teriorated in value, nud the loom stood
idle, to the financial damage of the propri
etors. The enco was a test one, and the at
tendance overflowed the court room. When
Reimauu took charge of the loom he sign
ed a contract to HuIhIi a certain piece of
work . It was for wilfully breaking this
contract that he was prosecuted according
to New Jersey law. Reimann refused to
furnish bail, although he was abundantly
able to give security, and jivas locked up in
jail. The Silk Weavers' Association en
gaged counsel to defend Reimann, and fur
nished ample means for defending him in
court.
Testimony produced by the prosecution
showed conclusively that the plaintiff had
sustained tl damages on account of the
unwoven silk fading and deteriorating in
value. The time of a loom is valued at $1
per day, Reimann's loom stood idle 14
ofays. Tho only point urged by the oonn
sel for the defence was that the
defendant signed the contract without read
ing it, and was in a measure ignorant of its
provisions. Judge Hopper, in charging the
jury, said it was not probable that defend
ant did not know what he signed. The con
tract had been broken, aud the only question
left for the deliberation of the jury was the
amount of damages to be awarded. The
jury's verdict was for $25. An execution
was issued, and the Sheriff was directed to
keep Reimann in custody until the f25
was paid.
There does not appear to be much
prospect of an end to the silk weavers'
strike in Paterson. Judge Hopper said
fnany of the strikers had used up all the
money they bad in the savings banks, and
many families were destitute. The store
keepers and retail dealers are experienc
ing dull business on account of the strikers
being unable tp purchase goods.
A Strange Abduction Case.
The Hartford " Times'.' says : The at
tempted abduction of Miss Sarah Parma
lee, of Bristol, on one or two occasionB,has
been a leading topio of conversation in
that quiet town for a month past,
but talking did not solve the mystery. A
story now prevails which may or may not
be true. The young lady in question is
fair to look upon, and as a natural conse
quence is not without male admirers. It
appoars that one young man in particular
was " waiting upon her," as the sequel
will show.
A lady from some place in New York,
we believe, recently visited in Bristol, and
of course heard and read all about the at
tempts which had been made to abduct
Miss Parmalee. On ber way borne she
stopped off at the depot and overheard
some parties talking about the young lady,
and she gleaned from their conversation
1 that they were endeavoring to abduct Miss
Parmalee for the purpose of taking ber to
; England and placing her in a house of ill
character.
i The name of the young man who is
paying her attentions was mentioned, and
', tho lady after reaching home wrote to him
aud informed him of what she bad over
heard. Among other tbings she heard one
of the parties say that be would give $10,
000 for the young lady, and added that be
was able to do it. The abduction has been
so strange in adventures, and, as no reason
can be assigned for it, this theory, wild as
it seems, may have some truth in it.
' At a public dinner in the country a
farmer, while relating something to the
company about two Chinese womon, said :
' I declare they wore the ugliest women I
have seen anywhere." There happening
to be two maiden ladies present of no
remarkable beauty, the farmer, who was a
little misty, began to think be bad made a
mess of it, and that they would imagine
be was alluding to them ; so to put matters
straight (as be thought) he added : "The
present company excepted." Roars of
laughter ensued, and in a few minutes both
farmer and ladies bad vanished.
tW A Waterbury, Conn., man, whose
wife insisted on getting drunk every day
while be was at work, bit upon the happy
plan of fastening all the windows and lock
ing ber into ber room. But -when be got
borne at night he- found her drunk as usu
al on the floor, and gave up the contest on
finding that a crony had poked a pipe stem
through the bole and filled the bowl with
whiskey while the prisoner sucked ber
fill at the other end.
tW Ben Born, of Lafayette, Ind., met
witb a curious aocident which came near
being fatal. In returning from a picnio be
got permission to ride on the oow-eatcber
of the engine. While there a spark ignited
a paper in bis pocket, and be came very
near being burned up before the train oould
be stopped.
rjmiAL LIST FOR AUGUST TERM, 187T.
1 I. N. Mnelmrt vi. J. Hlnthart & Perry Co.
a Mrs.BiiKnn J. Wee vs. Thomas McCoy.
8 (i. W. Inn, Aiim'r. vs. John A. lllltilsh.
, 4 A. N. Douolilson, ct al. vs. Caroline Dun
I ran. j
B Daniel Elter vs. John HarUoll.
6 8. B. Crawford, Adiu'r of J. 8. Laird vs.
Dr. James Oalbralth's Adm'rs.
7 Win. II. Minlcu vs. John Wnirnor's Adm'r.
8 M. B. Bpahr vs. Barbara E. linker.
t Mollis Realty's use vs. C. Vandcrau's Ex'r.
10 Francis English vs. G. Markel's Ailm'rs.
II Blmnk A Williamson vs. A. t. Vaudling A
Son.
19 Andrew 3. Btird Vs. Fenn'a. Canal Co.
13 Raymond A Campbell vs. Geo. Losh.
14 H. II. Fisher vs. Theo. Kenn, ctnx.
15 Dr. Miehaol Price vs. D. Breckvllle, et ux.
10 8ame vs. Jacob Zanjr, et ux.
IT J. H. Case's use vs. 8. 8. Fehrer.
18 G. Cary Tharp vs. Same.
19 Lewis Beech vs. Jacob BtonfTcr.
20 Adam Knrstetter vs. C. Wrl?ht, et al.
21 Anna M. Elliott vs. Dr. W. K. C'lsna.
2'J Samuel Brlner vs. H. Wlncert'S Ex'rs.
83 Greenwood twp. School District vs. A. V,
Long, Ac.
24 Fred. K. Bwartzvs. Margaret D. Fenn.
85 Henry Baxton & Co., vs. F. W. Gibson.
20 T. II. Milllean, et al vs. John Hohenshllt.
27 Henry C. Kllng,ct ux, vs. Abruham Fry.
28 Jacob Brandt vs. Daniel Power.
29 BenJ. C. Rheem vs. Lewis McNeal.
80 Band. Bnotts yf. J. B. Klstler's Adin'x.
ill Martin Motzo.'Vs. David Kistlor.
a J. D. Willis vs. Sarah J. Bteel's Ex's.
83 William Mcits vs. Wm. J. Graham's Com.
84 Joseph Hayes vs. W. W. Farnsworth
85 C. Tbndium vs. Com. of Perry county.
88 Robert Taylor vs. Bame.
87 John Beehtel & Son vs. 8amo.
88 George Slope vs. Ben J. Rice, sr et al.
1ST OF JURORS DRAWN FOR AUGUST
TERM, 1877.
GRAND JUJtOIlS.
Buffalo John W. Charles, foreman.
Madison George Adair, Samuel Loy.
Duucannon John Hood, John Boners.
Newport Samuel Noll.
Greeuwood Bllas Sailor.
Carroll WIIbod 8mee, Robert Wallace, Jere.
Wilson.
Wheatfleld Theo. Roilamaker.
Juniata George Raffensperger.
Penn Charles B. Roberts.
Spring Peter Sbatto.
Liverpool twp. George Rcen, Enoch Barner.
Marysvllle 8. H. Morlcy.
Baville Wash. Hench, Henry Bixler.
Tuscarora John Whileketlle.
Howe David E. Btepheus.
Miller Albert Vancamp, Henry Cnmbler.
Mlllerstown William Goodman.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.
Tuscarora James P. Latchford.
Carroll Michael Gibuey, John Since, Henry
Smith, Cyme Brown.
Penn Levi Birtcb, Joseph Smith, John Fritz,
John Snyder.
Tyrone Audrow Kell, Jacob Bcrnhciscl, B. F.
Ritter.
Madison D. P. Peck, Andrew G. Clouscr,
Samuel R. Morrow.
Liverpool borough Johu J. Hamilton, D. O.
Ritter, Jacob E. Murray.
Bpring-W. W. Buyder, W. R. Duin, Daniel
Foosc, G. Bpohn.
Howe Jacob Bretz.
Baville Robert Blackburn, Win. Fiantz.
Duncannon I. R. WenBel, Jacob Bixler.
Centre James L. Moore, Wm. C. Clark.
Mlllerstown James G. Brandt, George B.
Barrett.
Greenwood Oliver M. Long. Amos Mitchell.
Marysvllle John Weldon, Geo. Hayes, Job,
Sadler.
Toboyne Solomon Gatshall.
Rye William Shcailer.
Newport B. F. Demaree, Joseph Frlsh.
Landisburg George W. Himes. 1
Buffalo John Derr.
Bloomfleld Henry Bentzell.
Wheatfleld Emanuel Dugan.
Jackson John A. McKee.
Liverpool twp. David Hoffman.
Watts Jacob Bixler. ,
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