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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

ABOUT ff,y or sixty persons assembled yer.
terday afternoon to witness the operation Of the
National Brick Machine - among them some
OF our most prominent citizens. II turns ou,
this brick with degree Of rapidity surprising
to behold. The owner Of this machine ia
willing to give it a fair trial aud will put it
in OF Grafton whenever desired.
Persons who take an interest in the orean~
iza,ion of JOINT stock company for the man
ufac,ure Of these machines in Keokuk, should
not fail TO call and see the said machine in
operation.
Mr.. Hamilton informs us that about one.
fourth of the stock requisite for the compile
ton of this organization has already been
subscribed.
heoknk stands very much in need of man.
u'actor'es, and its prosperity depends, in a
measure, upon the efforts in that direction.
Without manufactures we cannot hope to ar,
tain the degree of prosperity which our loc.
ton and surroundings mer,. If our citizen.
can satisfy themselves tina, this is . GOOD in.
vestment, we hope they will take hold of i,
and nse every effort to establish . manuf.c.
tory here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
Al Sizes and Styles Of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Disries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, fable
Composition Books, Bills payable / receiv
Anything IN ghe be ured In the Ans rican
fo.rign msrkc,s farni.led short notice and at
msnnfa tnresp' or I'm porter prices.
Bnsets ,n,irg tnihe ity will we'll to examine this
.tock hefre selecting and received through thu
mail viii receive the careful att. nton Of experienced
clerks
100000 Rolls Wall Paper.
All afaNe~ sale 70 tho " 10 Al. end Retail
Tr~e. Printing Paper all -ise. . mill prices.
fIy23
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

-. q 2. Jadson-s' Ned Buntlias "-;e
s"e IN me temperance cause ii WEI.
- 80 Fseean ce1sttss, Nov yeek,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

Hon sALE.-Lot Block "a, on whisl
~ evese ssy erek Dvsitias Hsase NTH uivs
-. csar cssssIp. veil, end laTss psnbsr of MT,
80 osnes Wses IRIS property In Aus order, q
osias eecsted % 1saA. between "a and u stfsssss
ysry oonvsnsnt 70 businss viii be sed At hs,sefn
Title Gcod o. no sale. Enquire OF -
mayse H.Rr TIM EYuY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

ENQR Ake-Qus V lots, on the corner Of fitf n
= hoerss Busets, we'll fenced and ornsMepAai tree
10 front .nd side vah % both sides Price ADo cath
Title rod " no ssle Enquire Of
april HR fRN.rypW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25


chicago Live sseek aarkss.
By Telegraph oH.oAso Sept, -.
Hogs-Reoeipts 70 noon "A cars Dull $500; lover On
lish, hogs, and l5A2oc lower heavy asd nsdiua
grades; light ranged 80 501S medium eeDs 90 extra
nominal Al 81.
cattie-Recepts to noon III cars Market quiet sales
limited prices being above views Of buyers d.
clare their Intention OF forwarding Ea.t ON their &C.
count we quote nrst class shipping 50 so7s "a do
Is Sd do u 7s@s; butchers stock a - ST. scaasass
SEA.
se. keais aarsss
By Telegraph b.. Louia. Sept a.
'iour-oui-t ard Unclaimed: s.iea Of srpsr At ssa7
so: \ IS soa'5. Xxx 10 50 60. choice $40 7sel2so
~het-Activs and ffm; 81 IS 81 s. far spr,nx q d
d Is for fall.
cosn-DulI; Wilt. ,.l,ip. at y 1901 1s1la
o.ts-Los y and dulisi s'ees.
rlsy-ouiet.
kys-ste.ry: 81 eosI o.
wAisky-Ncminsl. ats
Kos Port-Lo. ct; .slsdkt s2s.
bscon- -hoalssss iA3z@lS, adzs 1sLe1sE.
Lard-i4, AkH16.
-------s1D$-----
Fersign markets.
LosDoa, Sept alive
cossois s4sk B'pdssg Ill Cent II. Ri. az
Crest Western re
Markets ma hs.xed
oosson-rp'snds *. Orleans w
Al markets rtcAassed.
- Tdess.pAl Tonne, ssps ~.
n. a.
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For Sale,

a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House.
vita ~ reosns, cellar csts,n ard ven sttusted
on the easteriy half Of lot Ia block ls ON ID, va
-ias OF High sNsst, between A.d Ion atrce,s TN
property IN orst rate rrp~r and will he sold A. -
Knastre Of n rrN-rycr
mAyA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

vroR eALn~-A t~assarY Hick Bw~iltss House,
-, A'nlpy t.siml cellar q tern frame bsrai
alt Net and I$o deep sttns ed the eurstf
sfh sd Bank streets Tffts good or no sale
Enquire OF lAprl3 III. B.T EN.kYfE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

hob SALE.-Eishs acres Of choice G~ry
49, se.ss aalf tnpruvsd aud 10 kais, us taiss.S
80 81 nndss fencs, VIII sasll Braus nus1hp
Horse On she sAms &hs land II situated % ths ~
.ftse 1lyss 10 thsoss, sad y directly spsosits ~ rs
Prizes y. 49, part On tune II -
nss,rs u M. rIN-IYtK,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25
For Sale.

OF 10 Bloch 10. on which s four story brick
metsi roof building, 10 by 60 and ,tors loup
ton Of 70 b. 20 tho the lot This rtor
y known = this Arcade building and /. s,tssttd %
ina corner OF 10, and asiH strsce atd viii he - e TO-
ABOUT one-haif what the ihrroveu mia cost Btumit
20 n VIZ be rented for term Of Year,. TItif re-
no ssas. For further information sddrrss .
mayio a1EsTsg-pyax
The New York herald., 1867-06-14
TINE JAPANESE.


The miraculous escape Or little All Right nom vbas
might be considered almost certain DEATH and Ghe
announcement that his elder brother Hamaika yosxshs
would take his place and mako the terrific descent o.
the rope from the roof 70 the first balcony, had nos shs
slightest effect In diminshing tho sudisncs u ths
Academy Of Music last night The substitute 10 . boy
shout twelve years Of age and although he had The
confidence and perfect Of his brother yea hs got
through his psrious task very we'll In making The
rapid descent the rope he held TO the palsy with
both hands while the guiding cord which attached V
the pulley being payed out on the stage By HE
father The rope somewhat stacker than usual end
the descent less rapid On nearing the point whore
brace attached the father checked the guiding cord
too soon and the little fellow gave involuntary
exclamation OF tarror But he sped down . few 6oee
further and he sprang into the arms OF tbs attendants
placed In the balcony 70 receive him. All Right In fAse
recovering from the effects Of the shock which his sys
tenn received and yesterday he chatted and seemed
Lively Dr. Carnochan AZ first expressed fears oe
bis having received internal injuries bat thore have
bean vet symptoms Il s PROBABLE that tho little fell
low Is 'ali right In this respect His ankles stilI
swollen and hc complains occasionally or pain in his
hight thigh In falling he gathered himself she
shape Of ball. ihersby dminishing considerably the
shock any part The box oncc and the hotel in
which the troupe are stopping was besieged Yesterday
with hundreds of visitors prime paly ladies' all anxious
10 hear how she little favor'te was getting on.
The New York herald., 1867-06-14
ALMOST ANOTHER uouBLl TRAGEDY.

AZ late hour last ngni Captain Garland OF Tie Four
tenth precinct police, received notice at the station
house in Spring street that tragedy somewha. similar
To thai enacted few nights in Nineteenth etreot
had been perperated at No lss Elizabeth street. Tho
Captain. with officers, repaired Immediately 70 th
pace Indicated, and found the ieless body OF man
lying the sidewalk, with bullet hole In his forehead,
and woma0 on sloop iew yards or suffering
from pistol shot wound the right arm The woman
anu the body Of the we're taken IN charge by the
police and removed 70 tho station house. together with
heavy navy revolver which the man held, aud rom
which shots had apparently been recently dlscharg
cd. rhe man proved to be Henry Bundy, q German,
thirty-one years 0r age and formerly keeper Sing
Sing State prison and the his wife Adelaide.
Bandy, who was man OF GOOD address and hns par
account Of his too frequent n,oxcation was dis
months ago. he had done nothing TO support
ms family since shat Time, and mis- wis In
consequence had left him. and had repeatedly refused
TO live with him. Last night, shortly after eloven
O'Clock, Bundy called a 15S Elizabeth street. where h
wife wss boarding with family named Prawl and
asked 10 zee her She came down TO the front etoOp
with him, but sooner hxd they reached the doorway
than Bundy pulled out the revolver and nred o. her.
The ball struck her the right and fractured the
bone, and she fell from the force Of the shot he
thought he had murdered her, and immediately placed
the barrel Of the pistol TO his forehead and nred killing
himself instantly. The ball extracted from the
or Mrs Bundy aud proper employed 70 assist
| her recovery, which will doubt be speedily accom-
pishcd Captain Garland retained possession Of ~
body OF Bundy, awaiting the action Of the coroner
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

IN consultation wiin ihe pFe.,d.ns. secretary or
War and General s:rsot II said lie i q l.. sen. d
IL Genera. sbermaa IN ~ iaaAn exped.;ilns
Mali Rebb.rs ., indiaus.
Yesterday a large nax, a,dnwssi = ihs Hon George
W Ii .laaaa, ssa,s'ain rlsuursser General naf4ed
"nfn diAie aiieai.uu, reeas,od al lie Contract
Once r,s oaice De,aamens. when opened there VAS
hi appearance * abont bpsaei and hal Of letters
and ia sagss, hesoaaFel with blocd, With sesera
mai. pclcaes chi aai ng ilated, showing evident
al enpss ~ doplrda.iaa y the mails sen, py the
orcgiaad roEte grefu 90. fogna. Utah and Colorado
desnei or saroas p,sccs ,hrao shout this country,
Calala am Eagupe. AasoRs tas pile Of letien a0d
PACKAGE wiscn oeins arranged their
sime drectei iIv.tsss.e Narylanl; Washington
p 0s one istpr ior Enrspe sviicny contaUing coin,
doah.iess -cdi ano,ass, hrea,tpn val
uable also he inside iniHs usually 81 maj. stage
drivers No doub exists, ho9erer, that many pack
ages wera rled u thelr To-day this whole
mater seems % 10 sSpa ny the following d,spach
rere - ny Postmaster Eandsil dated June T.
iU:li 4. NJ
Noxrn PLArrA, Jane T. 1867.
'" Hfor'iE v. MCCLELLAN second Assistant Postmaster
2 n Davis, special agent T. .. D. Killed by the
indians 10y oeiore yesterday Al American Rancne; also
a"9 oFNcfs GEORGE X OTIS.
NJ DAVIS !en this city ba few weeks ago for Omaha
Mr. na = the We'll known rde ailgabc geoarai agent OF
the oseriand Maii ccmpany, and his reliability s un-
g'evtanab'e !he fosfmas er Gerem has rere.ed
leterlanS confirming Al The above particulars.
Js>ge Ensieea in Trouble.
Several meetings OF the tr IN Mortgon Ala have
been held recently with impcach Judge Rus-
teed before Congress- anticipation OF such action
suits have boen broug he Circuit cour agan
him on charges Of corruption aud conspiracy.
rhe s:rcek ss;ui~fer.s Movements.
w. a. u. Eangabo Minister OF Greece his Gloon
Rnngahe, Secretary Of Legation d. y. Eoass. ard j.
NJ Rolocawachi Coasuls OF Greece, In New YORK and
Boston respectively, received to-day the State
Department. by secretary seaard fbc reception y
mutually asreoah. Ihe Greek Minister wiz be
received by the President early day Secretary
Seward introduced the gentlemen Assistant Score
taries Seward aud Hunter anu Chief Ciers Chow rhe
distinguished foreigner The the visited
the General Land Once an agreeably
by Commissioner Wilson, who gave them some ,Jea OF
the public Ian. ~ seni OF the United States.
ATris "a! al cet!ccfor >myuhe.
Collector Smythe, Of New YORK, in day,
and had with the President aud Secretary OF
the treasury fhe obeet o. his visit purely OF
business character, and lie returned New YorA again
by me even ng train.
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

Heavy shipments Of Trcssusc nnd ri1nr 10
New Nork-.rhe ship Ellen, ,Soashard ia Dss-
ircss.
.M SAs FRANCISCO, June TO- 1861.
The steamship Constitution sailed to-day Tor Panama
with $l,I45472 in treasure. o. which $50, $50 is for
New York. The constiiut.on 1884 barrels OF
-four for New York
The ship Bengal sailed for hong Kong to-day with
$307, 600 In treasure.
The shin Ellen Southland, from Hons Kong ppt into
Santa Cruz distress. hsvinE sbort OF part
OF the crew and three hnnircd and sixty Chinese
passenger arrived yasssvdsy by the revenue cutter
waganda- Captayn Eowc d.cd May 8. The Een
Sousard has bcendsr .he oominsnd Of his wife since
inen
The ship Sunrise IRON New York, hiss arrived
The Hale Norcross Aiming Company have declared
Choar Poosi SO, and The Imperial $40 share.
~tL1 ....SSysssx.e -
Arrival Of the Golden Cit,-Rxtsssive specs.
iation Ia Oysters-Cessressiesai, Nsssina-
tiOn.
sxS fr4xlsco June II, 1885,.
The steamer Golden CITY, from Panama, arrived To-
day
The Union Convention Tor The Southern Congressional
district has nominated 1. @. Phelps for Congress-
There have been important sales OF oysters here for
the past day or two Two leading operators have Pur-
chased ali the standard brands hero and TO arrive Il
stated that 15, 600 cases IN all have been sold
sale Of the Sacramento md san Jose Rail-
r0nd.
SAY FRAycisco, June IL, 1857.
The Western Pacific Railroad-tne line from sacra.
San Josehas been sold to . number OF prom.
nent captalists this STATE The negotiations which
have been pending for some tme closed yester-
6ay.
The Union state Convention have nominated George
G. Garham for Governor the nrs ballot, ne rsceivng
lG7 votes 10 132 for Bidweil.
Advices from Ishe OF May Is state that the United
States steamer Tuscaaro sailed for the Feeee Islands
May IL.
The British -of-war Clio port repairing she
having lost her f0rcmast IN gale
Los Angeles telegram says that 1re in Bells block
lnst night destroyed property valued II about 100000
Insurance small
schooner A. Jordan, from Baltimore 200 days. via
Valparaiso, has arrived.
ship shirley sails for Hong Kong tomorrow, taking
SJ00. 900 in frrasure including $40 900 go,c bars
Ship Ellen Lanthers, from Mong Kong, has arrived.
Markots-Fiour and wheat are dull and quo atoms
unchanged.
Arrival Or tho Colorado frops Hong koBg
and f0k0hOma.
San FRANCISCO, Jxne IA, $50 A ~
The steamship Colorado twenty eignt days from Hoag
Kong and nineteen from yokohoma, arrived here tls
n0 ulnn
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

Borrow, June l3, 1867.
The following Ia tho Presidents reply 10 the invita-
ticn Of the Guy Government tn Wait Boston -
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Juno III, 1867
sm-I have the honor 70 acknowledge the receipt OF
letter Of the 7h, tendersg TO me, in accordance
With the OF the Council, the hosptaiiiies OF the
city OF Boston during my contemplated vsit. intend
bong present at the dedication OF the Masonic
temple in your city the 2ltn Instant and during my
short stay In Boston will iscl honorod accepI
hospitaties OF your city receiving them with rrcpro
cation OF the friendship and courtesS which prompted
the Counc IN their onsr. With great respect very
truly yours ANDREW JOHNSON.
To his Honor o,is Nosceoss mayor Of Boston. Mass.
Cha les Z. Dame, Grand Master of the Grand LODGE
has also received from the President accepting
the invitation Of the srand Lodge o; Massaahnseis
b. present the dedication Of Masonic Temple
the oath inst
Tke HosritalIsic- Or PhTad~Iphis Tcmdered
the President.
PHsi.sDsLrHsA, June IL 1891
This afternoon the Solect Council o this rty passed
resolution rendering The hosp,sliiies OF the city
President johnson
Tho Common Council did mot act in the matter.
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

PirrHurc. pa, June ~, 1867.
Tho Union Pacific Railway Eastern Dvisicn
sionsis reached Pittsburg this morning they visited
the man ifsctnrDg establishments and 20 last by
special trsin furnished by the Pacific Railroad. Tho
party originally consisted " hundred and 6ity, IN
cnsrysoe s. Moon, nut IL nov reduced In consequence
of ,ongrsssmen Ohsnisr Iaf1in and Others having
gone to Colorado with Seneval Hancock aud armed
sscors The escursionists received hospltwtcs from
- Iosm and Chicago, passed resolutions uyEtng the
importsnce Of complcing the Esstcvp Division OF tne
Union Pscfc Railway ~ The great from &c. Iouis
scross the connsn asking me government 10 extend
aid for that purpose aud compiimentisg tue creu of
sne sams for the rspsh progress build
Ing Two and hah miles dsiy, ana for co0rtsxiss
cevei on the tr1p three thou and mIles In the
which scit PA sdspxl. May 81 and with
change to the Of hs AuercsD continents IN
the entire souney ncshisg occsrsd pIsasurs
Of the stsors,os,stk
~ IouA NO. Juus ~ 1897
The CITY souacii sud Meuhanss' kxanapes nave sp-
pointed lcint eomwtsse who will moet senator
Wsde's excursion party twenty miles non, here
morrow mosniny AMI escort them 70 the city, where
they wIl ~ appropriately entertained TIE party vtl
arrive - hs'f past ten to morrow.
The New York herald., 1867-06-14
SPECIAL TElECssm 70 TIE nsaalr.
The Governor's Reception 20 the MeUsbcrs
OF the Convention.

fFFANf, JFIIIH INVt.
Governor Fenon gave reception TO night, at his
residence state street. members OF the cons,
tu;ions Convention and other prominent citizens
IN the Capital. Luther Caldwell. Es. Secretary OF the
Convention assisted his Excaency in the reception OF
the guests Of the evening, hundred Of whom
filled the paors Of the Cube Ga osia. mansion Among
those present Chef Justice Das.es ~ the Court 81
Appeals; Adjntant General Marvin: Superintendent NJ
insnranco Barnes; Surgeon trnorai Pnmfret: Judge
Russell New York and Other ointment repress
OF the Judiciary aud the stale gov ernmeI Tho recep-
tion was happy means OF enabling The members Of the
Convention 10 together ani become personally
qua.nted, opportunity not heretofore afforded daring
the forma and parliamentary proceedings Of is de-
llDeiations.
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

Augusta. Ca. June Ia 1891
Governor Brown delivered speech ir MiIIcigevfiis
to-day The present situation and future prospects Of
the country lie takes srong grounds IN rcor-
gsnixng under the Military the only hope or
scratiop, aud dcnpuDces the policy OF Gov
proposed terms.
Robert pnce Of South Carolina. was murdered by
freedmen, neat fhr city, lass niphL
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

Jwe ause 81 SANFORD OlO0Over-ApWtteattOW tOr
New Trial.
Judge Lander to-day, In the Crimiuai Court filed
motion 20 aside and the Judgment and for
trial the OF sanford ,onover convicted ~
perjury and sentenced 10 tho Albany pcnJrnary for
Ten years. Argument the motion viii be- heard In
about days. hence order has been issued DEAN
Conoser in TINS city to be present on that Occasion
sw.pepsisn sr Police Renewals In New Or
icsss.
Mayor Heath, Of Nev Orleans, has sgain suspended
removals from the police force fop ,be present rhs
military order directed the Mayor remove not less
than half Of the entire force hut
him 10 that number. He has already removed one half
Of tho force and other removals expected TO take
place The impression Is not single appo'ntes of
Mayor Monros viii remain npoD the fore.
GeWevsg g.snsssr~es for scrntsr.
Hsvine commented 1T msiderabe leng,n ~ q moii.
ned WEN Of dspzrsgement on The position Of General
Lopgstreet ~ deGocd n his late letters the New o.
leans nmes observes - portion OF the republican
party scem 20 cIa M full right and tlc Gene
raj Longstreet since the publication or his
letter 10 NJ Barker the moro enthusiastic
have On sevsrsi occasions spoken Of him -
very sussba candidate Tor the position Of United States
Senator snd there to be sls doubt among them
thai ful pardon and amnesty VIII be granted him BY
Congress Immediately upcn converting sso,her scfsou
me wishes Of the General do no, TO have been
consulfcd.
The revised proofs Of rsusrsl srdsss IN bsnksnpey
were furnished 70 the government ps,nsisg cGsce
uniiI last Mondsy. On she nsst day the numbcr u
copies ordered BY the senstetwo shenspd fcv ,e use
~ senator's and tborssnd FOR The use ~ the s
perInteudcnt-- we're printed.
Movemsnss ~ General Iseusseaw.
Bnssdler Genera kovss,ss srived here to-day, and
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

BussiSgIox, Va. Juno I3 1851.
thout noon to-day, during shower two ladies'
ihe wife and daughter OF James 4. Willis OF Mendos
w., where struck and instantly killed by lightning,
while standing IN the front door OF .hcir rcsdsnce me
l'shtniog passed down the chimney through two pes
Of hoop skirts setting them re thence tbroigh tns
floor 70 tho ladies' Two cnoen IN the house and three
persons near by we're proslsa,ed y the shock, b"' -
caped serious injury
The New York herald., 1867-06-14
AFFAIRS IN alcsnsxO.

RIcHvosr June ID 1861
General ehonsId has becn in stcd 70 10 Lexington.
Va, 10 be present NJ the inaus s,rAion Of statue or
Washington.
J. Phillips Was arrested to-day charged with the
murder Of Mary Jane Puts. OF Carolina county rhe
dead body found near Richmond some months ago.
ana much excitement vas created BY the murder
The New York herald., 1867-06-14

isyrtssruG Jane ~ 1891
Hilton. negro, ned pes'tioa in the uni':a Sssss .
$3.50 ,.ror white man named CiIden, 20 produce
l., , =, ~ nody OF his daughter, Bertha Mlton fcr.
n,o,,, s,s,e OF G,lden. and who, u ~ alleged, y still
ssSsi m slavery The be tried ~ The present
sersa ~ tue nisd Sfstaa narL
The New York herald., 1867-06-14
PRESENTATION 70 GENERAL sslfx. aT COLUMBIA. C.

Cnsw,,s,oS. =. q, Jrne l3, 1891
Gcneral Green. posi- comwspier . .o'amo'a. nm nssss
been ordered Go tile lndsu ronfse hss hsa pesen's1
HIM ps the ri,,xsus Of place handsome ssns
ax IL e-tiIuonai OF their refafu
The New York herald., 1867-06-14
sthslIIOk II wYAAuCTTe. KANSAS.

wade Refuses to Address the People In
Consequence.
wyASporrE. kansas, June 10, 1901.
senator wades party passed through here thus
ing, roue TO 81 Louis crowd surrounded the
hotel and called upon Mr. WADE for speech, which hs
refused make. He said he would nos spcaK . CITY
where lynch Law reiyned and butchered with
out trial
arrested asI night charged with numbering farmer
named Ic,iann, q few days aNo and lodged IN JAIL.
They taken Oh, this morning BY large mob hung
up bnt the rope breaking they were shot to pieces 10
the Court House yard, where the bodies lay nearly al
dsv A,oroncrs J1ry refused 70 lake testimony, and
SIMPLY cave q verdict. "Hung by = mob The evt-
dcns deyeloprd today Indicates cieary that the
were innn.cni, and that the real murdercrs the
rlnxieaurrs %. the mob.