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Show In Couet. If it were not treasonable treason-able we would announce that Genera! Grant had got into a Wild Delirium after a tremendous fashion; but the fact simrcered down, is simply that a couple of conflicting titles to an East j Canon mine, bearing the names as j aforesaid, had got into court. The i General Grant men went for the Wild ; Deliriums armed with guns, pistols and such inflammatory-weapons, and held forcible possession of the mine. The General Grant men were arrested on a charge of riot for threatening the Wild ! Delirium men, and yesterday the for- ' ensic abilities of Judge Spratt for the' General Grants and Major Hempstead i for the Wild Deliriums were called into requisition before Judge McKean. ! The case has not yet been concluded, and comments are not in order. ' |
