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Pacific Press Publishing Company · New York · February 16, 1893

THE latest word from the “Adventist cases” at Paris, Tenn., is this: “The remaining case for possible trial at this term of court was continued yesterday on affidavit by the Attorney-General that the State could not safely go to trial because of the absence of important witnesses. It is almost certain that no conviction can ever be had in the case. The charge of the Judge in the Dortch case was such as to make it almost impossible to convict any one of Sunday work unless the work were done in an exceedingly open and public manner.”