V IIresi-otllGSt. ItIs inIs.:sliire, Mrs.i lastgent, town 1 andclies-w itb Westlatur-;e in this?(1.sday, of of»er, ofliurs-aces..to time c., if the race is assured’ ' . ^ • -Jno. W. Knallay, who camehere from Glean a few weeks agoand rented the billiard rooms in. • * r \ * sthe Boyles’ building on West Water street, was arrested on Saturday upon a warrant issued by 15,A. Hewitt, Jitstiee of the Peace,*ii . . ■ . ■ _ . .for selling intoxicating liquors without a license. The case wasput oyer until Monday, when it came up lor trial. A. L. Elliott appearing for the people and Jos. F. Eice and Att’y Donnelly, of Glean, for the prisoner. The trial lasted until 8 o’clock last evening, when the attorneys summed up and the ease was submitted to the jury. The jury was out but ashort, time before they returned averdict of guilty. Esq. Hewittsentenced the prisoner to the eonnfy jail for a period of twenty days and to pay a fine of $50, tostand committed until the line is, - . . ^paid. The necessary papers were at once prepared and DeputySheriff D. II. Norton conveyed the. ■ . • ■ : • • •prisoner to the couhty jail. Thus eiideth the first chapter. Keep the ball rollingyand if any others are breaking the law by selling toand wi 1Judgeslt;—FredoiLi eiitcinforiiiee•Hitthat Go\ a noiii in enior. 'ever, theHe didever, tip port.— AThe L itself intover the• *to thinIUnited the UnitEli ghrthe Unitminers, or otherwise, prosecutethem!eralbcca that the She lias• • i •. *. i . •scheme i she will TraveUe)“Withi n li s t be• • »see, aceo port of