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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Mn trtror
ST. perceive ~ your Last p.p,r ihst e - r-.si \,
some that The proportion of ausy which 10 serfus fr,t
tie SurPvs Rcvrnue 10 this State v ast ,urplus ,,,
should he loaned by The state ind ,dosi. On basd sra
mortgsfe Now. with u, SOC dcfe',sr, 10 the mon, 81
ohct' beg leave my turs, TO throw cot ,vsy,,,oe g.
The consideration Of your readers.
Ia this age Of improvement whoever tea,in, HAou7f,
As asiernand f. ~hie rsici STATE, ur ma.inR,ssh
rapid strides in internal Improvement ard atc dcrvng ,vsh
immense advantages hom ,hr Increased hetr. ri nts,
communication. continue 90 po IN u, od t,ack Of
bid road' and h1d conveyance nesS part di.u,
ton to fofcscc tlat at dsy shall snd oa,
selves almost rasurhc dsi1nce the ~ out
more liberal and more cnterpFsng hsghhot' Look to
advantages Of New York and rcn',,an,s deriving ron
their Railroads and Canals sqd hcash they have nesrted
heavy debts 10 their construction SIN communities they
are inccmp,r,hy richer and prosperous than they
could hsvc been without, them
Wow proposition this lcttbe Legislature etAa char
tors Tor two Railroads throughout the length Of tho State
each side of The and .t the state become
stockholer tho Of their portion Of the Surplus
revenue i tie stock ~ h. ie protective 81
profit the public ,ro u tie dividends might so ,odnnni.
our t1te and IT, contrary every rasonabe calculation
that should pss dividend the impetus that .sc
undertaking would give the public property and the
immense So tho vap. OF propc, tno-gtohi
the Who'll, state which would follow would amply eompen
safe the public fot the invesmen'.
Iryou should think votohly fths PROPOSE, please nssr
ia your paper land may perhap', explain myse
| large as leisure may offer hereafter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

ELrcrioS or ELECTORS. We desire The Free
men Of Vermont to bear in mind that another im'
portan, election is approaching. Ga the 9Th Of
Nov next they will be called to elect seven Eiec
tors of President and Vice President Of the L. s.
And it would hardly seem that it might be neces-
.ary to urge the fcemen to the polls on so mpor-
ant an occasion bat we are aware tlat there s
always more or less supneness and Indifference with
portion Of them on all occasions and that they
need squirting up. Under these circumstances
our duty impcs US to arouse their attention to The
subject,
The Vauites notwithstanding their late discom
ftturn. are clustering abou, and boasing tha' the!
shall carry their Ticket for Electors, and 70 they
would if half the wings neglected the polls. Bu
" g hope better thing oflhe Green Mountains Boys
We never have believed neither do VIC now believe
that Vermont will ever be transferred to the DafeI
! Some of our friends have suggested the pro
pret. Of every town in the state holding meeting
! to further the object of the election to which w
mos, heartily respond. We shall therefore, il
! furthrrance Of this, course be ready at the sug
gestion of any number Of respectable wings in eao
town to give notice Of the time and place at whic
meetings may be held throughout tins county whe
such meetings are deemed expeden:
Remember, fellow citizens that "THE PRICE Of
| LIBERTY IS ETERNAL VIGILANCE"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
Fros "a, ~ I .liosdi,v
DESTRUCTION or THE B0WERY THEA.
TEE BY FIRE.

Al about ! before 5I'clock yesterday morn
inr man vho vss passing along Elizabeth a..
discovered a quantity of smoke Issuing from the
tear OF tie B1vrty Thcatte-he proceeded to ex.
anime 1t more closely and alnns, instantly di'cov-
cred that the bn,dns was on hrc--ftom thence hc
ran to toe trout Of the buildluc, aud along with
uuher pcr,ons. VLu bad oy that tine ofrved, gave
the requisite slstu TO the waiohmco and ti,cmea,s
great body Of whom were very qujt My on the spot.
Owing to the very mNtumable nature ST ih. urii-
cles within cod ,ue Gtiu: up Of The Theatre, and
more .f.Ciaiy ot TIN, portion where the h'e ora
pitated. Il became evident FROM the Iapldiiy with
.,bis the GaWr- -prraA ths' there Was 10 chance
uf saving the bulhinc, or it, valuable contents
from testrcticn. indeed the FIRE ragged with such
fearful yucuc' that 10 stop II, except by the thlok
brick walls q The building, seemed, and ultm0to,
proved impossible. Great cxeriiuus were made 10
ss}e the wardrobe scenery and valuable propc rite
of the Theatre although are sorry ~ I'D D. with
but very little success. The proprietor, Mr.. T.
llambIin, IN attempting TO save some portion ofhl'
property, received severe injury to his left hand
ond had a narrow escape with his life. The LOSE
| Of Mr II. notwithstanding he was insured TO
somrwhnt considerable amount, will he states, De
not less Than SO 0O0 the whole Oft build
| ing Is destroyed, except the external walls which
are still standing. Tins is the second time the
! Bowcry Theatre has been subjected to a simla
casualty--thc last occasion was about 7 or 2 yenr
ago.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
II MAJ. Genersl Je-up.
HENRY STANTON,
L.. Col and Adj. Ger. Army Of tho South.

Rob.ry and snciie Of tie RoJb,r. On Thurs.
d.y Of lsst week Mr. Edmund Cheese, an Eng
hshman. accompanied by hs ife, called a, The Po-
lice Oiiec and stated that they jos, arrived from
Montgomery County. and whilst on their way in
the boat, made the acquaintance Of young Eng
,,shmsn named John Thomas who on their arrival
here. stopped ct the same hotel w'h them, and
shortly after took an opportunity to steal one Of
their trunks. containing all the ladys clothes and
SCI IN money, which he took sVsy from The hotel
along with Lis own trunk and had gone, no one
inew where. An othcer wns lnmcdb'ely de-
,2s,ehes in search &C the robbe' snd thu lsoy and
r.niiouan len ths office They had ~, been
long sbsen'. when sewers bos'men, accompanied
by Mr. Robert McDermo,i who keeps house oi
co,srt.inmen, e. the Brooktn side orlhe South
Ferry. came into tie Police Once bringing with
them two 'funss which they expected contained
the gold stolen from tho Providence s'csm-hcat.
The reasons fJr thcif sus 1clous Vsrc, that few
hours before young Engshmsu cane 10 Sir Nc
Defmolts house, end brought those two trunks
,lonr Sith him; that ss soon ~ be- came there
10 called Tor breakfast, which be despatched IN a
great hurry, snt lheu hired bos, 90 lsnd HIN OF
Governor. Island. 90 rcschiug 'he lsla0d he Oh
" stopped cor fes minutes snd Then re-emJstk
ed IN the boat and directed 1t 10 row toward.
steam boa, which Ras leaving the wasrC Bli be
fore the boat hsd proceeded sf FROM The leland be-
fovaa that be woald be too late 20 Get IN boar
the steam. bo,l and then ordered ihe boat he wa'
N. 10 take hrn over 20 lersey Mr. McDermot
happened 20 seep IN eve On TIE bosi from the um'
,se leA Broekiyn. sue her various croluuons BEN.
e. eon,rsry 10 VIA, she wss hired flr sised Gus
rleioas IN he mind snl % cccufej 10 him ihai ta
tao tfanks might eou'sin he money uolen ffoa
the Pre,iteace s'esm-bosl Tie therefore iwme
disiely procured another boat ana gave chase {,
the one re6 By the stranger. and hsung cont
Within hail Of her before she rescbed the lsTse.
shore, he psrsmp,snly orders1 he rnen 90 soan
her 20 tsru shout and buag the beat 20 Nes foft
Scarcely had AeDsfmoit .ssaea hls order ~he
the mas sss hirS4 the boat fron hia. s1ood % e.
ldsr.iy u gresi sls'n, sst r'saert iuie the r'ei
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

iheso wofktheps covered BY more than en- bun
ared bnmsn being. fsl 10 with Tremendous
cfssh We FASTENED 10 tbe scene and bchcld
MOTT heart -,iekcu,ng ,fhi. Fdictn Of iSrn'y
men snd boys lay helplcss sm"ng the fallen i"'aef'
covered With blood. snd g-osning most p''s"usly.
OF this number at l.asi ien had some q their nbs
broker. wh,s oihe-, ~erc droadfully manglcd
One had an ave forced directly through h's leg
another had his bach broken aud several their less
sud srms.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

ihs ests.ttlss ,s5 ontyiff bett tat eHi's' 's'
htns Nth he Ssss
ilsfi tho bell iells be- nssfar'e TIM - h'Vf
~ rvr. Iu soics ,fssas r ihe effr.rE h'u' 49,
psreo'si stpee,ctiors end chic ood' . '"u''
msrs.d happy fsaAs vhsn Sc p'ff'nF - 49,
.shi' told tie, ihey see - pace ''h ea'p o'"'
,ss N, ~e,ls. A ,es, bee hlsst dfof .hsllo"
"a 10 n. u,.uo,,e. o. %. dersi,e4 Wten l. TOO
go n, s,,h,,,A 10 the us,tou t,uss q toe dead
80, To-, a. warm .. sincere % ttls cfpp npon
a.. green God the, .hs!l eotes re iacr. NOAH
" far Sgt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

The Bra'ileboro Phoenix has changed hands.
Nichols g. Rytber having sold out to g. c. Hall Il
J. G. Holbrook md il hereafter 10 be Conducted
Ly +. e. PuRpY. formerly editor ofihe HERALD.
8, Rutland. and or The Hons, at Manchester, bot
more recently of the BosToN DsILT TINES We
know Mr Pnrdy to be yslient soldier for the
cause Of tic Wings, and congratulate DOR
freads N 3ra,tieboro IN their ehsnge.-B. r.
Joundi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

TuE ciRcuur COURT Of the United S,utcs, com
meucel It's Fall session in this village Yesterday
His honor. Judge Tnoafs,N, presiding. The bu.
sincss before it, in this State, has become very
limited AMI it usually take, only two or three days
at each of the terms Cat ths place and WINDSOR
to complete it.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE

Expenditures for the support Of the federal Go'enmsnt
from 1923 to 1886,
gl6l 248 821 ct.
Expenditure. for the support Of the federal government
ficm 020 10 1923,
Sg9, 765 278 SO
Ballrce against the present adminisirstion,
81 483 .6i2 %.
when Jackson and his friends into power they prom
ised Reform Economy Reduction Frugal srpsnditurc
and cheap Gop.rivasnf Will the people continue their
confidence in who have deludcd deceived and de-
fr,udcd them 7-Bos,on Alias.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Loss Of he STEAMBOAT Lad,prndsnes- On WeJnesdiy
night Last about O'Clock II being very DARK the steambot
Independence Capt Iowe. hence through Portland for
Bangor struck sunken rock within 500 feet Of the land
ing place Bangor md sunk about " o'clock. only
p7 n her bow remaining out Of wnter. The passengers
crew were saved and all the baggnFe freight and nearly
every thing belonging the boat safely got on shore
TIE boat vii he total loss Insured for soOOo-IoP'
HG's Netrs BOoLS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

The National Inellg-ncer the people Of Miylsnd
state fgreat excitement consequent upon the rev
outon the psr Of the Van Buren, Electors OF
the Of that State who have determined to break up
by violence Their State Government under the mserabs
pTetence Of reform renrm which IL equally desired by
The wings by their opponent and would certainly have
been affected 10 constitutional way II due time had been
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Inpori1ni Signs A call for Harrison meeting
in CIarmont OHIO has been signed by one humid
red and seventy original Jackson men.
Several now papers have been started NJ th Q
West, TO advocate the election of General lIarri-
ron.
The Philadelphia Com. Herald has placed The
names Of Harrison and Granger at the head 81 lis
columns. It viii prove valuable auxiliary to the
good cause.
The Toledo Blade, published in the territory
now IN dispute between ONO ani Michigan, has
hauled down the Van Buren,, aud set up the Harm.
son flag.
The Clinton Mss. Gazette confidently asserts
,hai not halls dozen counties in the whole State
can be induced 10 sustain v b.
John Green, Esq. herelofore sn influential Jack
con man 10 Kant co. Delwsfo, hes ordered the Vac
Burenltes To s,use hs name from thew ticket as 3
candidate for he Assembly.
Gen. Harrison has visited Washington Balu-
more sud Phiide phia and every where been reeey-
ed with elthusiasm.
There hss been great festive meeting IN y.
c.. IN celebration Of the triumph Of the sa,i-N. D.
party.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

REBELLIoN IN MARYLAND, OR VAN BuRENIsM ES-
EMPLIrIED. Our readers will notice with deep con-
in another part Of this paper fair illustration
of Van Buren, Democracy or otherwise Van Bu-
rem Mobocracy! We have all along apprzed our
readers that the frequent violations OF the cons,itu
ton and laws and usurpations Of power by this ad-
mirisrration would ultimately lead TO more extern
sive internal rebellion and civil coinmoion The
scenes Of riot and umult which have been daily wit
nesscd, it was feared was only the beginning of
more dreadful scenes of internal commotlon. II
seems now By the intelligence above alluded to
that "ruie or ruin is 10 be the watchword of "the
porty" and that unless the rens Of power and
pl acc speedily arrested from the hands Of the
present reigning dynasty, consequences even worse
than the most fearful have anticipated will be the
result
These acis OF violence it will also be noticed by
those who look into the Van Buren, papers are usu-
ally appIauled more than any other. AID the more
violent and outrageous the act the greater the APP
plausc 5y these wreckless prints.
The particulars Of the rebeliious conduct Of
the V1niles in Maryland will be found in the de-
tails to which our readers referred.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

4 Van Buren osi-Mssier in Rutland W. 10
wiring to brother ofice-holder 10 Windsor. reis-
tive to the late election says. I'VE feel as though
We were d--ly done for."--OrLeou .7m,riea.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

The Ladies Companion for September. iran
interesting namber --efnbel'ishmeni, 'saoi Tose''
very pretty. 5ouy dido, cone sooner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

~l6gh'osed 10 deah A little girl sged sbout
years the daughter Of John Peterson, residing A.
boot fye miles from Whitehall vas frightened 40
such manner on Thursday last, that she died a.
bout two hours afler The fright Her brother lad
OF Ia dressed himself 10 dried bears skn. aud
chased Der " che "a, gong % sehool.- Try
FnC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Steam B51i Sunk at DuHkirk. Tic steam
boat General Porter, with COO passengers, bound
up The lake. IN coming into D1nAirk on Monday
lss', struck on rock and stove hole 10 her bot
tom, but WIKI much excr'ion with sais and steam
she vas enabled TO got alongside Besss end Coz
wharf where che vas run aground, having two or
three feet water IN her cabin. TIE Victoria took
, her passengers and proceeded Oh With them.-Fr
dosia CaH5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

.n,loScioly. On Sunday morning last The Cor
oner of Tjvcr,ou was summoned to examine the
body Of Thomas Cook found dead IN wcll-on an
untrequetted road, leading from Stafford road east
orly. The head Was very badly bruised. 1t APP
pesred on evidence, that company ofmen # Nhoy
deserve ths, appelalicn) bsd a drunken spree in
honse no, inhab,ted--lhat after drinking and ca
rousing uh late hoor, or rather a casly hour on
Sabbath morning, Cook went to the well for water
to queuch the thirst Of the rom drinking company.
THIS was tho last account that was given OF a,m.
until he Wss found 10 tho wci! into which he had
fallen bead foremost.
Where vas the liqror purchased, with which
tbs wrelched company had debssed themselves
THIS subjcc, deserves euquiry-aod Nc hope The
good people ~ Tiyerton will ferret on the offend
e.. No spuiuous liquor j. allowed 10 be sold IN
Tteerton CT Pail River - F1H yiud Dgnuor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

HARRISON & GRANGER TICKET
ron FLFCroRs.
LlBEZ PROCTOR.
SAMUEL SHIFT
D.4tTD CR3UFORD.
ZLuRI HOUE.
TITUS HUTCHINSON,
H.N. a. GRISU ON.
EUU.lRD LIMB.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

4 mortal ,omJat in .flaJama. The Florence
(Alab.) Gazette says "a friend at Waterloo has
Informed US q the most glazing outrage ever wit
messed in a civilized community. 1t happened on
the south side Of the river, opposite Waterloo, and
M, far from place called Chickassw. A man By
the name Of Garrett who lived at the honse OF Abel
Men'zer, was very much abused Tongue dashed
we SUPPOSE on the evening ofthe II August by two
mcn-George Nigh.on and William Farnley, when
fight cnsued between Garrett and his two foes
Nighton and i'aruey In the midst of the conflict
CARROTS wife came to the relief Of her husband
with gun as soon as she appeared with gun
she was knocked PROSTATE by Farney and on re
covering from the blow, she seized large knife
and with ii gave Farney one Mortal stab, while he
and Nighton were beating her husband to death
Both Garrett and Farner died instantly; the one
by the blows inflicted by Nighton and Farncy, and
the olher fell by CARROTS wife. Sine much
injured in the batte-our cores pondcnt does moi
know whether she will recover or not. Nlgh,or
made his escape. Garrett and Farney were Dott
dead, before informant could get the nv
er and arrive al the scene Of death. Ono cauno
help sympoihIzing with the wife Of Garrett;
more tragical instance of the falhfulness Of wifi
We do not remember over 10 have heard Of. II Il
time The county uf Franklin should extend th'
strong arm Of the law over her territory, aud put
stop, # possible, to such ou'rf res upon humanity
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Balloon fscras,a -- Sisclirg Cfsp1Eiy. The
Rochester Daily Demoorat. ssys Lsuuit made
su ascension from our oiir on Saturday afternoon
lie was cut loose shout FIVE O'Clock and pssseI Of
towarls The east. With pleasant, though some
ahsi fresh breeze. The novelty ofthe occasion,
hsd a. otaal collected an immense throng. who
had gathered 10 groups upon the various dwellings,
and work shops 10 the v.eiaiiy ofthe area. twas
esrfa. 10 Gee the recklessness esinced By many Of
lhese in tbese dangerous positions. and ~e heard
5ris yhst se bad beer eTFecii-G vhsa OF. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Thrilling Incident We extract the following
incident from the Lancaster Gazette. 1t iranspi-
red Mt great meeting of the people Of Fairfield
county, who were favorable to the election Of Gen
Harrison. Liberty and reform. There were
more than thousand persons present. Henry
Stanhe7ry addressed the audience, and was rcpcl
ling the charge Of cownrdice urged against Ilarr-
son by the Van Buren party, when lie empharcally
asked whether there we're not present those who
fought with the gallant General
This call was responded 10 by venerable patr =
OF, bending under the accumulation of seventy five
years The old man trembling under his 'uirmi-
| ties Of body rose-hs now sluggish blood become
Narmed-his dimmed eyes klnded with indigna-
ton and with n voice braced up by the law OF
truth and Justice, the old man said Fory.two
wears ago, | served with Harrison under Mad An
thony IN fighting and whipping the Indians, and !
say him always where danger was thckesI, and
| where duty called. | know him 10 be brave, and
| he who saws otherwise say false. And yet anptt-
er aged soldier rose up 10 bear testimony TO the
bravery aud patriotism of this yeneraied patriot in
arms too fought under Wayne forty two years
sgo. side by SIDE. with the brave and gallant IIar-
ri-on. who was then h',le more than a sirip1g
! boy. but foil grown man in deeds OF daring and
Of sslor. know him to be a sold er and he sol
dicf's friend ond how well may have served my
country on that occasion Jet tins tell. The ven
cradle old man here pointed 10 left by
wound received in that campaign The effect was
eicctrical--a thousand voices responded to the
: sjcmen, Of these veneraleG soldiers ard gave
pledge Of their confidence 10, and attachment to
the bravery and patriotism Of Gen. Harrison.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

Sea~ Boat Robbery. On Wednesday night Of
last week, 81 Jared Burrows, whilst he was asleep
on bonrd The steam boat Emerald, on her passage
from this 30 Albany, was robbed Of s 1850, VIZ 90
four 500 bills on the Greenwich bank, three
$50 on tho same BANK, three $50 bilia on the Bot
chets' and Droycrs Biuk two $50 bills on the
Commercial Bank ofElfalo, aud tive $50 bills on
the Rochester Bank a reward Of ) 100 ls offer
ed for the restoration Of the money.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

logger "a tAis.tuft.-~J 1WH"t - 'N""f''''
dso,Ier ricf,n Young man, save q NSlchcs
paser the onl, male representative Of highly re
.pec,ab'e family. was Killed on last Saturday -
Jefferson comfy. Nj. by very harmless youth.on
81 HON the wte,chel tucb,ia'c vas making NOR
tsl s,sav)t The facts a-c briefly these 60 III"
....,.. tiau VINO has fallen, began. "a February
ssi. to give signs Of mania poin. Ga the FL Of
Fchr1afy be took 0ut liccuse e marriage omhra-
cling the name Of o lady residing near him. lie
askc1 q clergyman 90 otiicalc on tue next Wednes-
Iay n hs marrsge, end also invited numerous
wedding company; At q ball, the same evening,
~ The uds, of a large ossemhlage, he read aloud,
mounted on table, h,s marriage license. From
this public proclamation the lady receive the frs
} intelligence about tbc contemplated wedding. which
/ he'd been arTnnged By tie maniac lover. On the
/ day appointed by him for saiamnz,ng the rites OF
ma,rnJny he proceeded, despite the ciiorts of hls
friends and at tho rex Of one individuals life, who
eudcatorcI 20 prevent him, to the residence of his
ina giued betroihcd. By kind means, how ever, he
vas persuaded to return nome. and soon il
the care Of phy stefan who succeeded in restoring
him 20 a temporary sounduess ofin,ellecl. On To,
, Of Jane. the object Of he mnnaca devotion IS a,
led to the hymeuial altar by the young mtn who la.
becu forced in selrdefcnce, 10 destroy The maniac
life. At tie time Of ne marriage, and ever since
he had been under the Influence of the mania iniu
ced By the recurrence OF the plrenzyirg bowl utter
my threats against the lite of the young msn wh'
has Killed han. On the fatal day be went arme,
with knife and pistol, TO execute his mad purpose
He destroyer had been warned and wac prepare
wiih rife and shot cuu, and as he entered his gate
he fred lis rife and wounded his foe in the leg a
which h,s horse started aud threw him bot recuv
ering, and again advancing, he received the con
tents Of one barrel Of the shot gun in his abdomen
but stHl urged by the feud within him, wit
pistol aimed, he received the contents of The sec
ond barrel 10 his head and he fell licless, man
gled corpse al the door Of the assaulted and unfor
tuuate youth, whom he had resolved to destroy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-04

A uas b. tie s,tt eudessafed TO sste h''n' su'
b.uo~iy escaped beitf droaufd hir'stii, 'no ~ss
otir.s Ga have htn ie BE fa's. Anet mahinS
cone sbc,t,e ef.otts to fnd ~ body, ia" eos's
-.esc osct Is, N,s York end Brought vrh ih''"
nc tao t,Urts vh4oh arc pow in THE Police once
The magistrate ordered onc q the ifank' 10 be- O.
feped ~i.cu instead 81 beinf Sled Slh god' " was
f,ond 10 contain nothrg tui ladies' weanng apraf-
Il sssWor,o, 90 completely Toe description 81 ME-
Cheese. thsi ilcsc cou!dL no doubt the 'fonk VS.
re one which hsd been stolen from hct snd that
rbstras ~us The uuiortouaie suicide. Before ne
ir.ns VS. brought back 60 ihc Pnl'e Ohce, ibe
sG7. which we're in 'spccle. tied up ~ taG hod
Been taken oui az % by Ihanas 90 orc OF hc boai
men sax BIN pvt ~ 90 his pocket. aud as be lad ~
there when bc lca-cd la;5 ihe rNtr y Of course
accelerated hi- s.nknr. shortly a0er TIE """N
40. brought 90 tie Police OGcr Mf Ca'cse sgan
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