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Wheeling wholesale market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
MAY 5, 1869.

May 5, 1869.
APPLEs-Supply limited and prices
firm, with sales at S. 00a6 90 per bbl.
BUTTER-Dull at 35c.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow at l6c;
star at 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 44c; Cotton
Batting 25asoc; Candle Wick 45c: Cot
ton Twine 45c.
CARBON OIL-3Oc per gallon and
charge for package.
EGGs-Contlnue dull and we can now
quote at 15c.
F1oUR-Is steady with a fair local
demand and prices unchanged. We
quote Fancy So 25a9 25; superdne s5 OOa
so; Red Wheat Family Sc 5Oa6 IS. Rye
Flour SO 90.
F1sH-Firm and steady. Mackeral
No. half bbls $40 so; No, medium
IS; No. 3 large $s IS. Lake herring,
half bbls 81 75a5 so; Labrador herring
at S11 SO.
FEATHERs-Live geese 75c.
BEANs-White soup 80 so and dull.
Observation-Disclosures dull and
prices nominal at 81 55a1 60 for No.
white and 81 40 for prime red. Corn
Quiet and unchanged at zoe. Oats-De'
mand moderate and may be quoted al
63a66c. Rye-Sl 25a1 80. Barley-$1 75s
so.
GRoCERIEs.-Coffee- 22a26c fol
fair to prime. Sugars-Refned sugars
lower: good to choice New Orleans Ids
16c; Porto Rico 14a15c; Cuba 1311a14]1c
Demorara 16al7c; Crushed 171<c; A cof'
fee 1910; B coffee 1910; G extra 1910
c coffee 16c. Molasses-New Orleans
sOas5c; Porto Rico 75c; Baltimore Syrup
SOa9Oc: New York do. 65a70c; Choice
Syrup 81 10.
HAx-Bailed $22 OOa2G 90 per ton.
LARD OIL-Extra is quoted at 81 &C
per gallon.
LARD-Leaf 100.
PRov1s1oNs- In [good demand and
prices about the same as last week
We quote Mess Pork at S31 OOaSS OC
shoulders 14a14Ic; clear rib sides 17Hci
clear sides 1sc; sugar cured hams 1916
do. canvassed 2Oc; family hams 1910.
PoTAToEs-Market dull and prices
lower with sales at 70a75c'
soAP-Family exc; German e1Ici
Eastern Family 10a1Sc.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 12Xc;
Shot, go 25 per bag.
soDA-Bi-carbonate soda. 7a71<c; sal
soda, &c; soda in papers, 1Oc.
sTARoH-Fox's, SC; Glen Cove, 1870;
Maizena,, 1916.
sALT-Dairy 50 70: Ohio River 81 65.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4Oa1 IS;
Young Hyson Tea, 81 41a1 go; Black
Tea 9Oca$1 10.
ToBAcco-Navy tobacco 70a72c; dark
los and rs 7Oa72c; bright rs and los
SEC; fig lump 81 10; Garrett's snuff 7Sc;
Garrett's SNUFF in boxes IS so.
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CONECEICUC.
HARTFORD, May l

HARTFORD May l.
The Legislature organized to-day.
David Gallup President pro tenn OF SEN
ate, and OFT Plat Speaker ofthe House.
Gov. Jewell was subsequently inau-
gurated. His message states the total
liability of the State above the cash
assets is Sc, 974, 1892, a reduction Of $780,
244 for this year. The increase of tax
able property in this State during the
year Is 1897 ,305, or nearly million
more than the State debt. The prompt
ratification OF the 10Th amendment is
urged, also the increase of the rate of
interest to 7per cent, and the passage of
laws to secure to married women the
control OF property. Biennial elections,
short sessions of legislature and econ-
omV is recommended,
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nav 6,


Rear Admiral Hoff advises the Navy
April 9th, on board the flag ship Con-
toocook, of his arrival at that place on
the 2Gth of April, from short cruise in
the Gulf OF Mexico. He reports that
political matters In Cuba are exceed
ingIy quiet and that a large expedition
supposed to have sailed from Yucatan,
consisting of large steamer and seve-
men and arms for the Cubans on the
south side OF the Western Department
near Penair De Rio. The Spanish Ad-
miral had left Havana in his flag ship
accompanied by several other vessels
in search OF the party, but no news had
been received from him. The transport
having on board political prisoners
that left about a month ago, having put
into Porto Rico for repairs and the Cap
tain General of that island has deter
mined to send the passengers to the Ca
naries, and the commander TO Cadlz.
Both the Cubans and Spaniards seem
to be exceedingly quiet, there having
been no successes recently on either
side. Nothing has been heard of their
movements at present. Admiral HoH
stated he would continue to keep the
Department informed of the facts and
rumors that came to his knowledge by
every opportunity.
Col. WIN. P. Ward, chief of the detec-
tive force of the Treasury Department,
having resigned, Major G. Whitley. OF
Boston, has been appointed to the office.
and a delegation from the Phila-
delphia Union League this morn
ing had long interview with the Presi-
dent. A large number of persons
thronged the ante-room during the fore
noon, but very few obtained audience.
The President o-day appointed EN-
ma A. Mackin, POstmistress at Salem,
Illinois.
A telegram received at the War De-
partment from Austin, Texas, an
nouuces that Brevet Capt. B. II. West,
of the 3Sth infantry, was shot and in
stantly killed while in pursuit of de.
serters from that regiment. The MUIR
derers were captured and confined in
Fort Bliss.
Prof. Hall, now attached to the naval
observatory here, has been ordered to
the Pacific coast, for the purpose of
making observations OF the eclipse of
the sun on the 9Th of August next. Mr..
Joseph A. Rodgers, civilian employed
in the photographic office. has been
assigned to special duty as his assistant.
Commander w. Rogers Taylor has
been ordered to the command of the
Northern Pacific naval station.
The Cuban constitution for republi-
can form of government, was prepared
in this city in the interests of the in
and has been, or will be pre-
sented for their consideration. The
trainers acted upon the assumption that
the Cubans will achieve their inde-
pendence of Spain, and as in the case
OF Texas, seek annexation to the United
States. The constitution provides for
the creation OF one or more States on
the Island of Cuba.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, May 5.

bU64U4NI KH"J %
Thos. Drew was before the Supreme
Court to-day on a writ of Habeas Cor
pus. Judge Gray said the Legislature
had perfect right to summon the pri-
soner to testify, and also in case OF MS
refusal, had right to punish him 19r
Drew thereon was remand"
ed to the custody OF the Sheriff.
The executive committee OF the Ma
tional Peace Jubilee, established a
bureau for the accommodation for se-
curing to visitors good board and lodg-
ing at reasonable charges.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, May 5.
The storm last night did considerable
damage in this city and vicinity. Cell
lars were overhowed with water, and
several buildings struck by lightning.
Two or three valuable horses were
killed by lightning.
The municipal election at New Al
bany, Indiana, yesterday, resulted In
the choice OF VIM. Hart, Democrat, for
Mayor, and the. election OF the entire
Democratic ticket save two counciIm
At Jefersonville. Indiana, the Demo-
Gratis elected their Mayor and the en-
tire municipal ticket.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Statement Of Mfr. II. D. AcGeorgei Jn'iitor OF
the House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1888.
T have visited Dr. Liehthiil at the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the
cure OF Deafness and noises in the ears, with
which have suffered for four years; and
can sav that have been greatly benefited
by its use, although have applied IL put
twice, and that the treatment ls perIecIy
painless and calculated to produce permR"
D0-i' II. D. McGEoRGE,
NOTDu1ItOtUn, W. ia.
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QtreGntelliQerrrer:
NEWS SUMMARY.
By TELEGRAPH.

Thomas Flour Mills, in Brooklyn,
New York, were burned on Tuesday
night. Loss $4,000. Halls moulding
mill. Brooklyn, was also burned. Loss
Sc. 600.
MFR. Stillman's livery stable in the
rear OF the Plantation House, Milwau-
kee, was burned Tuesday night. Loss
about $4,000.
The jewelry store of Giles Brothers,
on Lake street, Chicago, was robbed OF
$5, 600 worth of diamonds on Tuesday
afternoon. Two men went into the
store together and asked to see some
spoons. While the clerks attention
was directed to another part of the
store, one of the men seized the dia-
monds. No trace OF him has yet been
discovered.
This morning in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Dauphin county, Pa, was
tried the case of the Commonwealth
against the Atlantic and Ohio Tele-
graph Company. The question at issue
was of the liability OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, as lesees of
the Atlantic and Ohio, for taxes due the
State on the dividends OF the latter on
are from 1864 to 1867. A verdict was
rendered in favor of the Commonwealth
for sums amounting in the aggregate to
over $4,000.
Gen. John Ely, recently appointed
U. s. Marshal for the eastern district
of Pennsylvania, died suddenly, Tues
day night, at his residence.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
rTx ho fri
the West attending the yearly meeting
next week will receive return tickets
free of charge over that road.
Extensive burgleries have been fire.
quent in small towns on the Hudson
river within few days. AT Redhook
Monday night, four houses were en-
tered, chloroform administered to the
occupants, and nearly two thousand
dollars in greenbacks and a quantity
of silver-ware and clothing stolen.
Two houses were also entered in San
gerties and several hundred dollars
stolen. Suspicious are attached to row.
ing bands OF Gypsies.
Buffalo harbor is entirely clear of
ice, but large quantities are still run
ming down Niagara river. Vessels have
no difficulty in entering or clearing.
Bernard Domschki, editor of the
Milwaukee daily Herald, German
paper and one Of the leading German
revolutionists of 1S4S, died Wednesday
morning.
About O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing, Margaret Connell aged 13, was in
stantly killed by a thunder bolt while
on the sidewalk on Kossuth street,
Chicago.
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CoLLEaE CoMMENCEMENT.-T 1T.
ererv societies of Washington and JET
ferson College have invited Rev. Pr pr.
M'Cosh, of Princeton. to deilVer nnoI LUZ
Gommencement, which takes place here
on the 5th Of August. They have been
notified Of the acceptance Of the invita- "a,
have invited Rev. Samuel ]. Nichols,
D. D., of st. Louis, to deliver tne mex mex
annual address before the 0TG1e'J me y
which has also been accepted" ""''''
RpnaS.fo1.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

ST. LOUIS is striking for the Brazil
ian coffee trade. Previous to the war
four-ffths of the coffee consumed in
this country came through New Or.
leans, while now not one-tenth is re-
ceived that way. st. Louis thinks she
can regain this trade by proper exer-
tions. The appointment of Mr.. Blow
as minister to Brazil seems to have
some reference to this. It will at least
be favorable,
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INDIANA,
MADISON, May 5.

HAOI5O4NI u
The city election passed off quietly
yesterday. It was the most hotly con-
tested election that has occurred for
number OF years. The Democrats sue.
ceeded in re.electing their candidates
for Treasurer, Clerk and Assessor, by
an average majority OF 2O7. The coun-
oil stands 6 Radicals to Democrats,
with a tie in the First Ward, that went
Democratic last year by 43 majority.
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LETTER EFRoM

CAPT. gILAB F. KILLER,
p,omtctor Of The Burnett House Cn'es'i'aa' 1SS.
RnRHrTr HOUSE, February sth' 1851
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC: .,,a
1t anords me great satisfaction 70 Ie 1pt In
o testify to the success Of DI: d. agnSesa my
sense OF obii9ation to him. My hearlng ht ~
been impaired for . number Of year. year me- ns
times TO such an extent IS 70 ed1e caIs Z
nIaced myself, has removed the dlInSeay GUY
mpIeteiy, and restored me 70 PeIIeGI Hss L.
ing inEibs s1AA9 :
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1 have known Mr.. James Sommerville.
from Brookvllle, Jefferson county, for many
wears, and can testify TO his statement as one
Of truth and Veraclty.
LEOPOLD HELLBRoNER,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer on Rdnd Street.
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A WESTERN farmer advertises a fqga,
cious wife, who, he says, "nas !eit nl ni1
just as his summers Work ls pegLn,
ming, notwithstanding he has hao Tue
expense of wintering her."
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SPAIN:

MADRID, May B.
The Spanish journals maintain that
the capture Of the brig Mary Lowell was
q legal act, and they deny that the
British Government, at the instance of
the United States, has made any de-
mand on Spain for the restitution of the
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A CORRESPONDENT who seems anx.
ious to tell something new about Grants
interview with Lee, says they did not
talk about Virginia politics or the plan
of civil reconstruction for the State, but
about the weather and such things. AS
several hundred thousand people must
have given General Grant their views
about the weather lately, it is strange
that he should have sought Lees ideas
ahnOt IT.
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THE only surviving son of Robert
Burns Is now living in Cheltenham, at
the sge ofT.
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Rtner and Weather.

PTTTsBURGH, May 5.
Morongahela 8 feet @ inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant;
thermometer 62o.
CINCINNATI, May 8.
Weather cloudy; very heavy rain last
night; thermometer 739,
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by TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 5.
The Times OF this morning has an
other article on the Alabama treaty say.
ing the question is one Of law, and the
feeling remains to be shown what Great
Britain can be held answerable for any
inlraction of law or excess over the or
dinary practice of both countries.
Thos. Lefray's, late Chief Justice Of
Ireland, died'yesterday, aged 90.
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THE King of Sweden is poor and in
debt.
THE Ohio Legislature will adjourn to.
morrow,
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r. 81. LOGAN & co.

wh sale DruRR1s ts
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents FOR West VirRinIa
uoVH-deod&We0W
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JAMES ThOhPSON.
From mr.. ChRs. W. HaIIar.

FhEDHhKNN OAA4' 01O'' DOPV' ~ 4OO0'
From a conviction OF benent arrived nom
the use OF Or. HOOfRnd6 German Tonic, al
though In general averBe to Patent MedI-
cineS cordially recommend the 'srOnic" TO
all suffering with Dyspepsia, as no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and per-
mamRnent relief"
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Steady at 19s2OX.
DRY GOODS MARKET

Yesterday trade was extremely dull,
and to-day there is but little improve
ment. There is a feeling of dullness
and depression existing everywhere.
although prices of goods are reduced
below the actual cash price. The fol-
lowing are the most important changes
In staple styles of cotton goods to day:
International SO inch brown are re.
duced to 1Oc; Gilbon A sheeting at II &c;
Vale P SO inch bleached muslins at 12c;
Putnam A do do at 1111c; Everett fine
brown jeans at l61zc: Amoskeag do do
at 151{c, and New York Mills check
cottonades at Sic for dark styles.
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Hoofand's German Bitters,
AND
HOOFLAED'S GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY DR.. O, II. JACKSON:
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Thirty five years since they were first In
troduced into this country frOm Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and ben neflted suffer-
Ing humanity to a create extent, than any
other remedies knO Wn to the public.
These remedies will enectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DebilitY,T y Chronic DIRrrhoea,
Disease of the Kid lneys, and all DIsea-
ses arising from a DisOrdered Liver,
stomach or lntesA tines.
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, Induced
by Severe Labor, Aardships, Tx
nnAnrR- EaEnrs- &c

There Is no medicine e1tant equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone and viHor III
Impaired to the whole system; the appetite IL
strengthened, food il enjoyed, the stomach
digests properly, the blood Is purified, the
com PlexlOn becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinge Is eradtcated from the eH es, a
bloom Is given to the cheeks and the Weak
and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy being.
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CAUTION.

uooae,d's German Remedies are counter
,o1te,S e;ee thattha% signature ofC. n.
ITo1EEGON IL on tha wrapper of each
SSattIa All others are Counterfeit.
PTSncInaI Offce.O and Mandatory
at the German Medicine Store, No. 631 ARCH
street, Philadelphia. ,,--
CHARLES n. EVANS. proprietor.
Formerly C. n JACKSON q Co.
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EVERYWHERE

TUA 6A14E BIZ ALL
DRUGGISTS AND sToREKEEPERs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

HURD AND HoUGHPoN have All.
dtd volume 10 their four editions
oi bickehs Works, which il uniuut
IN character, and completes the va
flouS sets. 1t is called nNTaata,
Humphreys Clock" taking H.
name from the first and largest uor-
tlon or the volume 1t may be re-
mem mbereG that Mr.. Dickens com
menced IN 1910 the publication of a
serial work under the above title
Master Humphrey was the principaI
character-An old gentleman OF n
prattling turn of mind, who acted a.
Il sort of chairman of an antiuuateti
cluh, whose meetings were held un-
der The shadow of his tall clock. ont
OF the case OF which came manuscript
rolls oi stories. Mr.. Pick wick re-au-
pears, and 80 do Sam Weller and his
iather, ana even third Weller in
the person OF SANS small son Tony-
who is miniature likeness of Iii.
grandfather and very early, under
the tuition OF that patriarch. dis
plays an interest III pints and quarts.
1t seemed To be the authors iuten-
tioh To incorporate in this frame
work various short stories. but after
awhile, getting warmed with the
tale OF the 'OId Curiosity Shop, " the
voices OF Master Humphrey and his
friends die away, revived only occa-
sionally TO remind of the original
plan and thus explain the title. The
"Old Curiosity Shop" and "Raruahy
Rudgc' We're both included thul in
Master Humphreys Clock" but
are entirely independent OF il. The
fiction OF Master Humphrey was then
dropped, not to DO resumed. and the
portions printed had never until now
been published in collections OF Mr..
Dickens Works. Here they are 10
be found, and will be read with in
terest as II forming = new novel by
the great author.
The second portion Of the book
consists of the various Christmas
stories which the author has written
since the publication OF the elder
and better known "GhristmaS Sto-
ries.p
There IA presentcd-what to many
Will DO the most valuable portion 0f
the bOoil-an exhaustive Index of All
the characters named in Dickens
Works, with n few characteriZing
eplthciS, and the name of the story
IN which they appear, with n list OF
All the pages IN which their words
and actions may be found. This
really great Index strikes one anew
with nstonishmcnt at the multitude
Of people whom Mr.. Dickens has
created. No wonder they need \
Directory of their residences. Who
can keep in his head the number of
street where each resides? ? Last OF
all Is a curious list of Familiar Say
ings from Dickens Works. which
illustrates well the Indebtedness of
the world to this master of felicitous
phrases.
This volume gives "a Hurd and
Houghton's four editions complete
ness which no other editions in \ mer-
lea OF England possess and the pur-
chaser may take his choice, according
to his taste and his pocket, between
the cheap, compact, ,readablc"Globe, I"
the richly illustrated, elegant "RiV-
efsidc," the voluniinohs, graceful
"Household, and the superb Large
faper, with its India-pfoof pictures,
III wide margin, and its limited edi-
ton Of one hundred copies only to
subscribers.
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"HOW Can L Aonm ~

The following story Is good be-
cause II IL true. We had it from the
lips OF good woman, mo was told
ii by the principal actor herself.
wen l first come 10 Eiladelfy To
serve, / was very unciyIl,' said ka-
trlnc, now tidy servant in a respect
able family; Il laugh mooch, and |
feel ashamed to Remember how | be
have Ven | know 80 little. Shon. tat
vas my beau-ShOn, he took me to
that teatet one night, ven l been III
flladelfy but tree weeks. We sits in
IT, gallery, and we not see goot, and
Shon said he would got better seat.
10 he puts his leg around der post,
and shhdes down mid der pit, and
looks up and calls out, 'Eatrine ,
katrine COON down tish a goot
place here3 and | lean over, aud
said /: How can IL COON, Shon p
And he said, shust shlide down. 80
put my legs round der pillar, and /
Shlides down. Dondert how the
people laugh, Dcy laugh so dey play
no more dat night upon te stage.
Every body laugh and yell and whis-
Tie all over der house. | was much
ashamed, den, tough l knew not anv
harm. But now / plushes red every
time | thinks mid IL. -
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Terrible Trag.ly as Gown gton, ina

On SatardaS evening young Ei&il
named Fret. Remster, an auctionc,-r,
who was recently married, and has
oeen drinking and gambling hcayi-
| ~, IN Il iit OF deiiTiul. r>.p through
the streets OF Covington, Troy cotip-
~, lad, with Ii six x-shaot.-r flring ,,t
all who came in has way.
lis first victim Was u widow uan,-
Ell Jones, - years obi, with whom
he boarded. Renisteg shot her with
six-shootcr, the ball entering the
neck hear the ear She expired in .
few minutes.
ms next victim was II daughter nf
Mf Eeck kieGeiul, Il highly esteemed
young Lady, i years old. Mis- l.
nearing = discharge OF firearms from
the opposite side ot the street, went
10 her fathers door, when she was
iiiliitedia,eiy Tired upon by Rr,ster,
the ball hitting her above the ear.
The wound is considered fatal and
she can live but Il few hours, her
brain coming out 1t the hole.
After shooting Miss l.. the nnr-
defei rushed down through the street
'tiit past the excited people, t.lft.;-
citlly calling for John Dodd.
fie lired at Il man near james Nc
Mahoh'S residence, but tho can only
swapping, no harm was done.
lie continued on his course. ami
meeting John Fausler, ran up 10
nun, and sticking the shooter in
t@tisier's mouth, pulled the trigger,
the cap again swapping, and saving
the liIe OF his intended fourth victim
fati9ler grappled with the murderer
ana succeeded in disarniing him, and
holdlis hum until the excited people
could render assistance, when he was
con Ftytd To the jail under Il heavy
guard, VINO Kept at bay the furious
mon WHICH had by this time gath