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Show I H,ILL IS DISCHARGED. It Was Alleged That He Snatched nnd Tore Up a Note. Castle Dale Oct : The preliminary hearing In the case of the State s Hob-ert Hob-ert Hall of Lawrence which was begun before Justice Anderson on Tuesd 1) en 1-ed 1-ed at 6 30 latt eienlng when the defent-ant defent-ant was discharge! The case ws the moM sensational one eier hearl bcfire a Justus of the Peace In rmiri c mti anl was conducted as rlaidl) is though It wete being tried In th District court bef re a Jlir) On June "nd last A K Smith of cte Dale In response to a letter ren tenting him to csl) went oier to Lawrence to receiie (rem Hill Mas 31 balance d ie upon a note glien to s-mlth h HHl In pament for a farm near I awrenee Smith s stor Is that he went Into Hills house where the latter sat down to his desk and pre-tended pre-tended to write a che. k Smith asked to see the check before he hsnded oier the note holding the latter Instrument In his hanl He claims that Hill then snatched the note from him tore up the che. k anl tod him h' would pa) him when he got read Smith claims he so. dumb founded thul all he could do was to mut ter that that nouldn 1 settle the mailer and then he went out and got upon his h,rse and rode over to Huntington and laid the matter before Ccunt Ittornei Truman Hill was bound oier and bis ess came before Ihe District court Mon-dsi Mon-dsi when he was turned loose on account of the complaint not sulflcisntl) describing describ-ing th nnts Hills story Is that he paid Smith In cold and 'terday be presented a number num-ber of witnesses to lestlf) to the like llhood of hi hailng that much goli in I the hjiwe Dl.trtct Attuney LMngstone I for the State and Judge K E Wooe- of tin. Iti and 31 M VarnT of fr io I fought th ease for their rnpectiie ell I ents Inch by Inch ftSffii? ftftKf htt reKSToT'so'd" fn'g |