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New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
Protest Of Senator Campbell.
NEW ORLEANS, January /. lS1.

NEW ORLEANS, January J. 1872.
Hon. +. A. Woltley, United States Commissioner:
SiR-I hereby protest against my arrest
Ivy one of your United States marslials, on
the ground that | am a Senator of the State
of Louisiana, and at the time of nv arrest
was inside the Capitol of the State and pro-
ceeding to the regular session of the Senate.
being at its door; and that / am privileged,
under the constitution of the State from
arrest, except ior treason, breach Of the
peace or felony, even by the counts of this
State. Much more, | am privileged from
arrest for any cause by the courts Of the
United States.
And, further, | protest against nay arrest
as an unlawful invasion OF tie rights and
dignity OF the Senate.
If a conspiracy Of this kind, ny federal
officers, can be allowed, the United States
authorities can, at any time, reyOlutinnize
the government of any State by simply ar
resting the members Of any political party
and holding them until their opponents
have seized the reins Of goveIImeut
SO serious 4 usurpation, now tried for the
first time in the history Of American GOV
eInmcnts, should certainly arouse the gray
est alarm in the minds Of all citizens. with
cut regard to political differences
HUGH j. CAIPBELL
Senator Second District of louisiana
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
WHOLE NUMBER l45l.

last is six hundred. The medical Journals
call attention to the alarming increase of
the disease, and they warn the public to
take all precautions, and they appeal to the
government to interpOSe in aid of the sani-
tary regulations, and to establish special
hospitals, and carefully quarantine all in
tected districts.
CITY OF MEXICO, December 30-The situ-
atien remains unchanged. The rebels hold
the States of Durango, Coahula, Nuevo
Sonora and OaXaca, but make no progress.
The government has gained ground in
OaXaca.
Anarchy continues in nearly every State.
Business Of all kinds is Frustrated, and ex-
tortion and oppression are the order of The
day.
San Luis Potosi has been declared in
state of siege. The Legislature protested
against it, and the Governor abandoned the
capital.
The revolutionists have been expelled
from Guanajuata. a battle between the
opposing furces took place at San Mateo on
the twenty-tourth of December, in which
the government troops were victorious.
General Leyva was killed and the revolu-
lutionists fed, leaving their artillery and
baggage in possession OF the government
forces.
General Allatorre on the twenty fourth
ultl1no was within fourteen leagues of the
capital of Oaxaca.
General Porero Diaz has made a cir
cult of the States of La Puehla, HidalgO,
Tlaxicala and Mexico. with 1900 men. A
skirmish only occurred, Diaz taking 500
prisoners.
General Racha followed, but failed to
overtake Diaz, who returned to Oaxaca.
LONDON, January "a telegram received
here from Washington says; "Messrs. jay
Gould, McCulloch & Co.. and the Roth
chids have made a joint proposition to Sec
retarv Boutwell,, which lie has received
and WILL no doubt. accept, and which will
result in placing $500 ,O00, 900 OF the new
loan
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
4HDI CTION.

The most unscrupulous measures We're re
sorted to yesterday evening 10 secare the
legal number to form a Guoruu il tie so
called House Of Representatives n session
over Royal street grog-shop. Private resi-
dences Were invaded. ladies' and children
bullici by armed rutiians, and When deter
mined resistance did not deter them, mem,
b"rs We're dragged by these f, lows to the
revolutionary assembly. Sufficient meas
'res viii be taken to-day. ,o. only to pre-
vent further outrages Of this character, but
to release those now detained bv the con
snra tnrs
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

No More Arrests to be Made

The correspondence which follows clearly
shows that the action of the Cust0mhOuse-
Democratic faction in causing the arrest Of
Governor Warmoth and members of tie
General Assembly, has not been and will
not be approved by the authorities at Wash
ington;
WAsHISGToS, D. c., January ). ISL.
J. R. Beckwith, United States District Attorney:
Keep the legal process of the United
States from being abused for political pur-
poses. Collision with the State government
must be avoided if possible.
A T AkERMAN.
Attorney General.
On the recommendation of Commissioners
Weller and Grant, and of United States
District Attorney j. r. Bechwith. the Gov
ernor Lieutenant Governor ard members
of the Legislature all gave bonds. CON
ditioned that they will appear when the
grand jury shall have passed upon their
cases. and found indictments against them.
and not before.
Whereupon District Attorney Beukwith
delivered the following to Hon. j. B. Weller.
Commissioner:
The United States VS.. H. c. WaImoth
Governor of the State Of Louisiana e al
United States Commissioners CoUrG. Hon.
J. B. Weller, COMMISSIONER.
Hon J. B. Weller Commissioner:
SIR-In accordance with the terms and
by the authority OF a dispatch from the
honorable the Attorney General. directing
lue to avoid conflict between the author
tiles OF the United States and the author
tiles OF the State of Louisiana, and TO pre-
vent the use of the processes OF the
United States courts for political purposes
! hereby. on behalf of the United
States discontinue the prosecution against
al persons named in the various warrants
issued by you today. based on the atfidavits
charging said parties with combining to
conSplre to olstruct the laws OF the United
States and the State of Louisiana who
have this day waived examination and
given bond TO appear before the United
States Circuit Court for this district.
J. K BECkWITH
United States Attorney.
Dated January ), 1872.
District Attorney Beckwith seut the fol
lowing order 70 the United States Marshal:
DISTRICT Ar-oKXE1'> OFFICEl
District OF Louisiana.
New Orleans, January 5, Is72.
SIR-Nearly All of the persons named in
the warrants held by you against members |
j. 3. Weller. United States Commits i5ne~.
for conspiracy, etc. issued YESTERDAY. aad |
on this the fifth instant have voluntarily |
before the Commissioner and |
waived examination and given bond IN c.n- |
forlntv TO law.
And, under instructions of tie Attorney !
General, | have dismissed the proceedings [!
il all cases where bonds have ,4ot been |
given. You will therefore retu-n all of |
said warrants, without further proceed |
ln9S. or any attempt to execute the same.
j. K. BECkWITH,
United States Attorney.
Hon. $. B. Packard, United States Marshal
After sending this order, District At
torncy Becl1with informed the Governor.
Lieutenant Governor and members Of the !
Legislature that no further arrests would |
be made. and that the United States courts
should not be used for any political pur-
poses whatever
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
NEW YORK.
Witnesses Before the Congressional COrr.
HIittee-Opp0neDts of Erie Railway Ad-
n,inietration-R. NJ. Tweed Accepted rs
Eii fa " Easier

uai, for ". ,p'-Wcnev Eas;.r
E,,,- vnn,- 1anu TLa
oerteran rEm o'In, haro o"hnes hasrs yne 5oilows VII
5olsas - or,',ear haflro tba Canons; as ~,
nos,,i+too "p'~ $50 a ,io ,ehsronai
which ia now ;,restratina tba atfa;rs Of +ho
Eew YnrL rrsto,nb9rse. II r GIaa;n 'As, 9
p Cii4rardcn + Io4r.r E,nI H.,
n,an Erannis p.-.or yCiII;a,, Pn+t NJ
Ij;nn1ar Uanr, i, ariror Canra ~ C,'i,:r,a ~:
WiIIiam Padron, and Dayi1 0gdon
IT,, ,,,,,o,,o+g ~ ~, ,,,.osa,,+ Si,.;;..
,inn of tLa E,ia raiIufr now I'LL f,rtt
n,,II;ons of tho stncl, 'rhny- sti, rol,,,;rs
thrnp or fn1,r millions moe to enalIa ~,
~ cLanna tbe ro,,troI IF tho roaI
Infioe CarIoza accents r. NJ Tweed ae
l,an fir his fathnr
Fv4ninn -Wnnnv oosinr at crrrore1- ON
can loans ard = fracti0n cnmmissian nis.
counts IA ~ cont Srerlin,r ba,vr a+ O =
o.. Cola 1nS-. y 100 Goyorn,nnnte ,,r,ie+
hnt steady Sives of 1881 115. tivatwant;es
i'm. Ist- I1nl". lst9 lI1I.. tor'foM g.
i0a5'
S+a+o hands s-a3Gr T.nroesoas firm.
L;..:,i,. lGss s.rn,r. Eor+h Coroii,ac
.-r,7,,,. now Sc,,tb Caro1;nas steadr. ff'n
,an,ainIer nf the Iie+ Tennassnas nJd
,.,Ia nav f35s. virr;N old ~ now -
Iunisianas 90 Ioyee siTos - ai1bts -,
Alabama e;~hts % tives -. ,;eor"ia s;ve.
- snvrns r. North Carol;nas oId 33 nav
II. Snr.L Car,I;nas cIG 10 49,,
Tho Traas1IrI- ro.dav d;shnrsaJ e-0o no0
in an1d
Toroco Crao1ar- b,s dacIired rho cbo;r-
n,anSh;, ot tEe T-ninr ,,' PennhIican Cennral
Comn'it,ca tnr ,ha ans,,in., Tear
II =; rano,+aa ~. = j,;If ,,,,i}I fo ,,ro,or,.oa
+, Cnnnross noxt voni nro,,;Iina fnr q
o,,,-at oiat;, ~, i+, i0s 1o "
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
Orders to the Militia.

The Governor and Commander-in Chief
has directed the Major General Of the first
division Of State militia to order the first
regimen. Of infantry, Colonel Owen com
manding The first regiment Of artillery, Col
onel Squires the fifth regiment of infantry,
Major Braughn, and the first company OF
City Guards, Colonel Street. to assemble at
their respective armories for duty this
morning at seven o'clock. Persons who may
be disposed TO be disorderly VIII take no
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

VALUABLE IurRovED BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING HOUSES N THE FIRST DIsTEICT Al
AUCTION BT THE SuERIFF.-Iarti2nlar at
tention is called to the sales at auction
to We made to day, at noon, at the Merchants
and Auctioueers' Exchange, Royal street,
by the Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans.
Said sales comprise
/. Two lots Of gr"una, with the thrcc-stoIy
bricl, store No. I35 New Lcyee street, and
other improvements thereon, First District.
2. A lot of ground, with tie large and
substantial family dwelling and other i'm
provcments thereon, situate on Camp street,
between Julia and Cirod streets, same dis
trIct.
3. And a lot Of ground, with the family
residence, outhouses, etc, situated on Boil
var street, between Gravier and Perdido
streets, same district.
For full particulars and terms, sec adver-
tsements
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

One OF the most affecting feature of the
v harton trial is the daughter witness Of the
prisoner. Who has stood by her mother with
the steady, untiinching love of true child,
and though her face has grown thin and
pnched, and she looks older by dozen
years since the sad beginning half year
ago, there is no abatement Of her incessaut
solicitude. She stood on the witness stand
most affecting language. Evidently, she
believes in her mothers innocence, aud her
simple, straightforward testimony will have
q tremendous influence in making W the
verdict
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
Thas IgnObie Seventy.eix.

An advertisement appeared III the two
Dromios yesterday morning the full mean
ing OF which could cnly be understood by
the initiated. ''Scventy-six will meet at
the corner Of Canal and Dryades streets,
at nine o'clock sharp" Sharp failed to
meet at the place designated, and people
generally had forgotten all about it. About
two o'clock in the evening persons on Royal
street, near Canal, had they possessed
sharp ears, might have heard very weak
but greatly agitated voice cali on Seventy
six 10 fail into line. Several mild man
nercd men, not in the least bloody, stepped
into the strce:-and then stepped out again.
There seemed to be a trembling fright
somewhere, for that noble Seventy-six
Gldn form worth a fig. Second and third
calls We're not hearth; responded to; i'll
fact Severtysix had reduced itself to an
insignificant SIX.
THIS bloody minded half dozen soon grew
sick, and IA doctor was sent for, but the
doctor didn't come to time. That valiant
SIX finally subsided, and the street became
quite fat as second hand soda water
Seventy six is now a Hjag of unwritten
hlstory-a veritable tizzle. II IS expected
that next year this mystic society VIII not
eclipse the Twelfth Night Revtlcrs or the
krew OF komus.
Who these men were, or are, IS not known
to the public, but the supposition is that
they do not belong to any charitable asso-
citation or religious sect. What did they
intend 10 accomplish Where were they
going had they formed Was their mission
one Of peace Why did they make such
All utter failure Mayor Flanders was
present When the attempt 10 form was
made, and must have known most OF these
womb. he rioters
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, JANUARY g.

fifth day Of January. in the year Of cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventv-two, and of the independence Of
the United States the ninety-sixtl
BY the Governor:
H. c. WARMOTH.
+. J. HEBRON,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
Federal TrOSps at Command.

At one o'clock this morning an officer on
the staff of General Sally reported 20 Gov
ernor Walmo;h that the United States
troops were under arms, to he called upon
by the Governor III case of nccesstv
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
The Tempernfurf.

The thermometer at Louis kugeri0's,
No so Chartrea street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 40; at p. N. $50; at
2. NJ. So. Lowest point during the
night Of January 4, 42o.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

Civil Service Competitive Examination
Arrest of an Ex-ln;ernal Revenue
SuneryiScr.


WASHINGTON. JANUARY 5.-It has been de-
cided by the administration that the civil
service competitive examination is TO be
applied TO all official vacancies whers the
public service will not be injured by delay
such as pcstmasters and collectors where
deputies are doing the business until an ap-
pointment can be made
General krvzanowski, formerly super
visor, was arrested to-day for alleged
frauds. His case having been called in
Macon. Georgia, he had assurance it would
be postponed, and expresses confidence in
his ability to vindicate himself He will
have hearing tomorrow On a habeas
corpus for bail.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

EfSht ihousaha ~!naIi.PON Deaths i'll
London.
PARIS, January The Academy of
France refused to accept the bishop of Or
leans resignation ot membership.
The trials Of hostages held for the mur-
derers of German soldiers will commence
next week in the occupied districts.
PORTO Rico, December 26, via Havana,
january A quarantine of fifteen days
has been established at Porto Rico on all
vessels coming from Hamburg New York
Halifax and Philadelphia, outstanding
claims OF health are brought from those
places.
The late rain has Greatly delayed sugar
grinding.
LA GCAY>EA, December q, via Havana,
january 4-Thc President, with the united
forces Of tie interior. is now marching to
attack San Fernando dc Apurea, the
stronghold of the insurgents. If the Prcsi-
dent captures that place the cause OF the
insurgents Will be seriously injured. The
nsurgcut Generals lrrara and O!iyo lave
rctrcated before the President.
HAVANA, January IA popular subscrip
tion has been iauJ Jurated here to raise
funds to he given to the party delivering
General Crsrcti@5 into the hands OF the au-
th0IitpS. The iusurgeut chief Juan He2igo
Gomez crossed the Tucha at the head of
fifty men. In an engagement on the second
instant General Gomez lost four killed and
seven taken prisoners, and in consequence
Gomez and nine of his men surrendered to
the Spaniar.!s. Chiare has gone to sea to
inspect the different stations.
LIvERrooL, January THE steamer
Wyoming, from New York, arrived today
She brought 1871 bales of cotton.
LONDON, January 5.--The total number
of deaths from smallpox III London during
the last year was eight thousand. The
average OF the tL."ty-one years precediug
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
On FREE EXHIBITION.
FROM To-day, january ). 1872.
For few days only al
l.. TIERS ART STORE.
'"' ,'..'.-..'.... Canal street...........f35
braun famous Autotypes of Paris comprisino
OK tne cravings, paintings, frescos. ANTIQUE and
ii"'in Htatuarles of all the art galleries of En-.
II0pt never before exhibited VIZ: The Louvre
yvieHna, Dresden, Weimar. Basel Florence Milan
Fehice Rome, etc, and the famous Sissiue chan;
~ alcnati Angelo, also, Brauus famous views of
EUROPE and OF the late German and French War
Cou-tfisihg ever 10000 diverse subjects las 2tr
nANNER Il TOuMEK,
a. c DAyNER Co. w-,gvG G. rno.,,,.
0'''o' New Orleans
tIiice and Yard 30I and 49,, Julia S,rect
between Liberty and Franklin, opposite New Basin
Postoflice Address Glass Box 1882,
NOGD: COAL! wood.
nANNER Il TOuNEk.

We are supplying families. hatc,3es steamboats,
ana IaGtollca with ASH, OAK BAkERS' PINE and
Lir1l y Gop OF the best quality, and all kinds of
carriage. ''' NV "
Wood sawed 10 stove length kept constantly on
lalu, me actual cost OF saving only being added
10 the price Full measure guaranteed.
Lumber, Shingles, stnvcs. Exc.
We are agents for several large saw mills on the
axes ana Mobile Bay, and are prepared 10 ill bills
lot city plantation use or for shipment of the best
yellow plut or cypress LUMBER, promptly aid
correctly ~
ne best quality of cypress SHINGLES ALWAYS
Oh hdHd orders sent to our Office addressed to
Us through p0stoitice Lock box 91l vi! receive
prompt attention.
We are determined to give satisfaction
DANNER \ TOOMER.
heferences-ThOmas 2. Miller x Co.. Mobile: Ba-
ker la" lei x Co, Mobile; John r. Moore ( Co
New Orleans Sterling Price & Co, ST. Louis: A. j.
ard X 60. New Orleans; Tooner sykes < Bups
Mobile: W; 6. Wlhnot 4 Co., New Orleans; vii lam
Otls, Mobile. las I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
NIfienraIng gicnI Record.

TIE signal service, United States army.
reports, for the benefit of commerce. the
meteorological record, a t:i3 !. NJ. vester-
L IL
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
[ .A?AXETTE FIRE

I,AFAyETTE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF INV CRLEAEa,
'"s''''i .ts,s00,9U6
''-ce 'HT:sr o. -. andrew ara Ha g:szine Etraeto
ars'Sl-si entrance Oh e. andrew street.
"H~A-S +GAIEsF Loss OR DAMAGR BY PiBg
4. LOWEST RATES.
r..- "FHCEiJ':
AAS'AR AJCH, President; EoBEE- JACKsOE.
Vice President
''" mathis Secretary; John PgTcel, Inspector
DIRECTORS.
z Il hReIlsf R'4 PhlliPp Drimm,
" o Itnttoh, Henry Rice,
~ T. Theismap Flnr.nna Ipsis+er
Louis Faessel + p n - hleIei'
nenry ElIermann ~, w = % IT,
hsnry Bensel Jr Iicras "a u N 'nooo'
Charies Kumrnel . n uft' 'nf
E Il SrIerhIe' John Hendereon, Jf.,
J. II. O. Parker,
august Bernard ielGIy
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
BY TEL CRAP II .

BY TEL E GRAZ p II !.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALI POINTS
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
ARREST OF AN EX.SUPERVISOR
THE NEW YORK CUSTOMHOUSE
WITNESSES BEFORE COMMITTEE
Erie Railway Administrator
ITS OPPONENTS IN MINORITY
Twccd'~ SON His Bail
QUARANTINE AT PORTO RICO
THE CAPTURE OF CGsPEDEs WANTED
SMALLPOX Deaths in London
Methodist Episcopal Church South
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
". r. BOWMAN. Agent.
GROVER & BAKERS

CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE
Defeated The eight 'eading SHUTTLE TITCH Ma
CHIMES at the fifth grand state Fair Of Low
Isianq.
Received the only GOLD MEDAL a. Tie Third an
nl!a, STATE Fair of Mississippi
Has tee5.iv,d more FIRST PREMIrMS for best ma
chimes and machine stitching than all the
petition combined. in Mississippi, Alabama, Lou.
.s.ana and Texas and has the peoples verdict
II the above States, the sales being greater
than that OF any other machine II IS tie ac
know ltdged Southern fav0Iite.
Genera! Southern office 1872 Cana, street., New Or
leans. Gt22 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

VARIETIES EXCHANGE-CoPNER or
Y DaupIne and Customhouse streets ~ the
rear part Of the Varieties Theatre. Ihe uns n
dersgned respectfully informs the pubic OF
New Orleans and vicinity that they AaVe
opened a CoHeehouse, where the choicest " mes
and Liquors and excellent Free Hot Ln9ch @ rom ON
eleven to one o'clock in the day ana rom Zen len
to twelve o'clock at night. Every suldaS' fiee
'0H''i''' NJ KERN BERGER co,
del6 I'm tLopl---o 3--
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
CUSTOMHOUSE PARTY REBCKED
ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN

INSTRUCTIONS TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY
No Collision with State Government
LEGAL PROCESS OF UNITED STATES
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

Y. n. q
No. 81 New Leyce street
Between Poydras and Lafayette streets
Keep always on hand a large assortment of TAR
PAULINS, which they will hire to merchants for
covering merchandise the Levee and will pay
all damage accruing to goods when their Tarpau
Lns and men employed to protect the same.
All orders for Shipping, Railroads Cotton Presses,
or any persons requiring Tarpaulirs, viii address
orders 70 SAMUEL BROOK, which vii be promptly
attended to- .aJ I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
FOREIGN.

Resignation not Accepted-Triml of Host
ages for German Nurders-Qunrnntine
mt Porto Ric0-A!tack on san Fer
nandO-Snbscription for Capture of Ces-
pedes-EngngemeMt with Insurgeuts-
Eight Thousand ~maIi.POx Deaths in
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
Currency and United state HoIes Out
standing.

The follow Nc IS statement Of the United
States notes and fractional cnt-or"y out
standing on the first instant.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

Methodist Episcopal Church SoutI
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

EITJ LICENSES FOR 1872
Paid Il; q Big Discount,
MORGAN i NiUREL.
IA :: No. So. Caroude.ct street.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

Deaths i'm London
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06

HE CAPTURE OF CEsPEDEs WANTED
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-06
" eafheE Report.

WAR DRPlsrNRNc,
once Chief Signal officer, \
Washington. January S, 1872. T:3U 2. II. :
synopsis OF THE PAST TwEErY-F0UR HOURS.
The highest barometer continue with but
little change since Thursday evening, to ex-
IrnNr1>.,,l.,, - ,.r.,r,rr, -.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-08-08
WONDERFUL SELF. CONTROL.

Two years ago George Scott, one Of a
gang of desperadoes in New York city,
committed a robbery for hich he ought
20 have received ten years in prison.
When he was arrested he feigned to be
deaf and dumb. Upon his trial he made
much of his lnfrmity, and the result was
that he succeeded in escaping with SEN
tence of only two years. Being Transient
ed from Sing-Sing to Auburn Prison he
still kept up appearances, by means of
which he escaped from doing heavy work,
but was assigned to duty in shoe shop No
I as waiter, being supposed to be fit for
no more valuable service. He was sharp
ready and intelligent, and generally well
behaved, though hot tempered. Keeper
Bacon, under whom he was placed, had
him always under strict surveillance, but
never was led to suspect by anything in
his conduct that he was net deaf and
dumb. Indeed, he says that he once saw
Scott, who always went in the shop by the
name of "Dunmy," SO reused up and mad
dened by something that had occurred
that he thought he would 60 crazy, yet he
gave no sign that he was otherwise, IN re
! spect to hearing and speaking, than he
seemed.
About two months ago Dummy's time
was up and he was discharged. To give
him start in life again. Keeper Bacor
hired him to do some gardening. Prin-
cipal Keeper Gallup did the same. HI
worked in this way for two or three
weeks While at his work children would
talk to him and play around him, yet h
was apparently oblivious of their pres
ence But Dummy had a tongue ant
, could use it, and his hearing was as keel
as anybody's. OAe day he fell in with
fellow.convict, who had just been dis
charged from prison,and they went off ~
the street together, talking glibly Cap-
tain Russell, foreman in one of the de-
partments of the prison shoe shop, VIII
: was on the street, overheard their CONVEX
sation, and, on another occasion, it hap
pened that one of the keepers met Dunn
my at Louis SchLch's and talked witt
him fo- a long time.