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Bank ut Tint tin,o. Tho Government pays no
interest to tho Bunk on this debt Of "a, 100000,
and doos not intond to pay tho principal. Thoro-
foro, to all intcnts mud purposes, tho Govorn-
mont roaps tho advantage Of TINT portion Of tho
currency Which is always afloat,-at all ovonts to
tho extent of .C14,ooo,o00. 1t Is tho roal
issuo. although It employs tho Bank "a ita
agont. There nro. indeed, objections to inyoBt-
ing our Government with suoh ftlnotionB,-ol,-
jections both political and financial. Tho lnan-
clal objection Is, tint tho Govornnont has no
maohinory for issuing moro currency at those
soaaons of tho year when moro Ia required.
Specie redemption would DO IN Indispensable
requisite, aud thin would DO all tue provision
necessary for retiring tho aurplus whom not
needed. But tho only satisfactory method Of
Issuing currency, whom a creator amount is re-
quirod, is to discount commercial paper. This is
q function which Government cannot successfully
perform, and tho proposed convertib1o-bond
pored always by IN in1exiblo ratio Of interest.
If this difficulty can ho aurmounted, then on
specie baBia thore would DO no economical OBJ
jootfons to tho Govornmont assuming tho or
elusive privilege Of iasulng curronoy; and 1t is
moro than likely that tho displacement Of tho
National Bank notes would cause tho groonbacka
to appreciate top par by giving tllom TINT much
wider field Of employment. But il tho attempt
is made to issuo groonbaok for evory bank
noto retired, VIC shall romnin In tho slough OF
irrodcomnblo paper "a before.
, 1873-12-08

Tue Chicago produce markess woro generally
excited OIL Saturday, with moro doing at 2 hlghor
rango Of rricos. hfoas pork WINS aotiye, and 2o@
25o per brl higher. closing ut $1d.oo caah, aud
f1ao5@147J ae!lor February. Lard was active
aud uoarly 1fo per lb hghor, closing at Tho
, 1873-12-08

MYERS oPRRA-HousEM MT, atses h. hotSesn xVNn.
Dearborn and State. HurickQun Of " limo HotRa Hon'
nors.h Mnstfosy and cu11tonlitiss
, 1873-12-08

NO MOTHER HAS DISCHARGED HER putty TT Iso To
Svcn II tha bonoHt Of Mira Winalous Soothing Syrup.
Try it, 1nothors; try It now.
THE DREAD or FIRE n 4 HOTEL DEbARs
many fron tho enjoyment OF tho bBHt
Eo Building Tho world L. weli pEnteotcd from ro es
tho now hotel In New York" THO Wiadsor th1s
II only one tho n,nny II ot!ors to guc.ts
, 1873-12-08

dLOBE T1IRATRK-Dcspaines strnot, betvoen Mad.
sen snd WMHshinatou. " Engagomsnt Of T. q. King.
, 1873-12-08

MV1UKER9 Tf1EATRIs-hfadison stroot. botwGsn
Dearborn md State. Engagement Of Lotta. 'old
, 1873-12-08

ACApEhtY OF MuS1O-Halated htrect, betwecn Mad
Gao and Monroe. EnHaRo.nent OF tho Lydia Thompson
Burlosque Troupe. " btephistu."
, 1873-12-08

perfected syaton to regard tito Convention mere
committee employed to prepare scho1no Of govern
ruont mud submit the to tho Legislature. 1s
Inrt Ia to tile people, who in Only surerlors The
theory which wo thus reject might easl1 rohder the
tcvRon Of Bsato Constitution impossible, orcopt by
revolution.
Notwithstanding tho fact that, not only in
Ponnhylvania but In tho othor States, tho rulo
Inns boon tint tho Convention Inns tho power to
proscrbo tho manner Of submitting tho Consti-
tnttou to tho people, to whom alono 1t is Ac-
conntablo, tho people Of Pennsylvania havo nov,
according to tho decision Of tho Court, got to 60
to tho Legislature to havo thoir sovereignty REQ
ognizol. Tllia will DO do,,o sooner or ater but,
meanwhile, thoy must continue to bo at tho
moroy Of organized corruption, which will gain
now strength. Iii this respect as we statcd at
the outset, tho doolsion Of tho Supreme Court,
whother II was sound law or not, Ia In tho direct
intoroBtB Of dishonesty aud bad government.
, 1873-12-08

Monday Morning, December 8, 1873.
, 1873-12-08

Of men, and tho air f!coan1e vocal with TIM eorca
and Joys Of tho AnEnts, not bocntso man necssls
such realm; but becauuo tho idea OF God iholf
comes not mp from earth, but down from tho aa
sumption Of q l1onvell. I1onyon III, thcrofnrn
not t1o slmplo rofugc, but tho bessol evidence
Wonderful, therefore, Is tho function Of tho
belief n continuing city, awny from tho din Of
tho solution of NIL enigmas Of llulnn,, ifo
and upon 1T depon1H lilo character of Cod
uoavon is tho solrco Of tho dollnition OF
God-tllo only soil tint can grow The bloseed doa
found III oxplapati ton Of tloHo who havo limited
thoir thought and roaBon to only things OF oarth
that can bo weighed and measured. III order to
reach tho best faith I'll God, 1t iB necessary for
certainly tl,s over-morcifnl, ovor-blossod Ono, ID
not to DO found In material things, as richly as
In tho soul, nor In tho cloudy tlaya Of oarth, ~
rendily As upon tho assumed folds Of tho llfo to
some truths Which 1t may roach By mathematical
forms, but there arc truths which will not como
from thoir oonooalmont un1cBs reaaon sock thom
with all Affection and hopo. Tho present glory
OF America has not como from e1act intollocta
like tho minds Of A1r. Buckle or Stuart Mill
new empire. MOI tho reason that devised this
Republic, and which fought for 1t, was a reason
lni OF i affection, and Earlanded with hopo. God
made M. TIE soul, and II ao LAS placoa some ideas
love, and tho spirit Of happiness, lot us consent,
and sock the love nutl llopo that will cotho with
reality nfo beyond. Lot US take our stand
by a nhoro which alone can explain tho existence
of man, and can SECURE for IN my belief In 4
Heavenly Father. II tho ycarB which man
lvos horo arc only tho morning Of an eternal
life, then can We forgive tho hours that bring
sorrow and the tomb whore our 1ovod ones
sloop; and, II our Maker, clothed with mystory
horo, mud moving about our homes In dark now
or, rather than Infinite lovo, iB destined at tho
Tomb to become transformed into most loving
Savior, then may wo count tho passing days as un.
worthy III their griefs to bo compared with 1Ieay-
on'a exceeding and etornal weight OF glory"
And this In the only explanation possible to inv
heart Of tho awful phenolnona which wo Wit
ness hero. Out OF Heaven to which tho virtu-
ot,B shall at Inst oomot out OF Hoaven which
gives nB the idoa Of Father and Savior, comes
tho only explanation Of humanity that Gun give
man any morals for ls life, any lofty ideal for
his education, nny consolation in sorrow, INV
flowers for bis tomb. To believe in Supreme
Being without Following In mans immortality
eeems uttorly impossible, for this makes Gof
the author Of a world which is nothing olse than
groat cornotorr the author Of loyo that muBl
weep, OF friends that must part, Of little chill.
dren plaokcd from their ,notllcrs bosoma by dis.
oaso or by tho waves OF the midnight sea. With.
out a future city, the idea Of Gud fails. Ths
poet says:
49,
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PAc-7-- COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM


SAN oct. ~.
The City Board of Education last
night elected 80 new teachers to the
Department.
a trOtting and pacing meeting of
four days will he inaugurated at the
Agricultural Park today. First, n
trotting race fer $50; horses, Ajax.
Jerome, Ella Lewis, Geo. Treat, and
Black Swan.
\ stall is being prepared for the re-
ceptiOn of Occident at the Park: He
will be kept therethis Winter.
The ship Three Brothers. formerly
the steamer Vanderbilt, has secured a
crew and will sail tomorrow. The
tugs Neptune and Rescue will take
her to sea, and excursion boats will
probably convoy her outside the
Golden Gate.
In the Sunrise case to-day August
Wittpfenning testified that he
was kept tied up in the gallows by
orders of Capt. Clarke two DAYS
with only time for meals, and that he
was Knocked down several times bv
the mates. PeterJohnsOn was beaten
by the mates until he lost his senses.
ThOs. X. Furth another of the sailors,
testified to the acts of brutality of
Clarke and his mates toward the boy
COnigan who committed suicide, and
also toward the other men. The re-
lation Of witnesses thus far shows a
system of brutatalitv almost unpar-
alleled. The Courtroom was denselv
crowded all day.
Two of the sailors obtained iudg-
ment against Capt. Clarke in the civil
suits to-day for S299 each.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23
The California Senatorship,

The contents of a private letter from
San Francisco to a party in Washing
ton is telegraphed back to this coast.
The writer is made to say that it is
not an easv matterto predict who will
succeed Senator Casserly. He argues
that the importance of the Iudeperd-
ent or new party movement has been
over estimated by its promoters. and
adds that an entirely i'm
preston has been created through
misrepresentation of the results of
the late elections, and vigorous adver-
tisement Of the anti-railroad scheme
through the agency of the Associated
Press and the partisan edit trials of
the Sacramento Union and san Fran
cisco Bulletit. We quote;
The result Of the election was sim
ply a defeat of the Republican party
in several counties. The Dolly Var
denS hive simply DESTROYED the SUI
premscy Of the Republican party
without placing themselves in power.
Booth will not be the next L. :.
Senator elected to represent CalitOr-
MIA. The State Legislature is con>titu-
ted as follows: Senate-Straight Re-
publicans, is: DemocratS.14: DollvNar-
dens, s: ACCOMPLISHMENTS Republic
cans. %: Democrats. %; Dolly ardens,
81. The Dolly Nardens are politically
constituted as follows: Senate-Repub-
licaus, IS: Democrats, 5: Assembly
Republicans, Is; Democrats, Is. This
shows 81 Democrats and 50 Republi-
cans on Joint ballot. The strength of
the Booth party is known 20 be 20 Dol
lv Nardens and "A Republicans. The
Republicans, however, with n or
two exceptions, will all support the
nomination made in the caucu>, who
will certainly not be Booth. 1t is i'm
possible to tell how many of the dele
gates are for Booth. In case a Demo-
crat should be elected CaSserlv will
carry about forty-thrce Democrats.
but the others are bitterly opposed to
him. Matters have been sufficiently
canvassed to show that Casserlv,
Booth, Shafter and FELTON, are all out
of the field. To hazard an opinion
would .e wild.
1t is quite evident that the writer of
the above is friendly to the Monop-
olists. AS he fails to state that Cor
ham and Wallace are also "out of the
field" we infer that an effort will be
made by Stanford & Co. to elect one
or the other of those gentlemen.
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severest ever known. Three thou
sand acres of land are overfiowed, IN
some places covering the tons of
fences. The loss by the accident last
night is $4,000 or $4,000. \ raft is
being constructed to- transfer passen-
gers and baggage over the Pevnon-
mock river, where the accident oc-
Cured.
The accident on the New York and
O>wego Midland Railroad was caused
bN The abutment OF the bridge being
undermined by the storm. The en-
glne. II milk and one produce car,
We're wrecked. Barnes. engineer:
llerneN, fireman.: and Sheridan,
'~rakenan. were severely injured.
A~dlspatch from northern New Eng
lahd reports the heaviest rains yeSter-
day since 1871. The streams are all
high and rising rapidly. There is
some detention of railroad trains. but
So far no serious damage has resulted.
ALBANY, Oct. %.
The heavy rains Yesterday have
swollen all the stream in the vicin-
itv. The water in the river Is over
the docks, and in some adjacent
streets is flooding the cellars and first
stories. Some damage i done north
and west OF here, by carrying away
bridges.
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DISTRICT OF
WASHINGTON. Oct. %.

The Treasury Department has no.
tice that 50,UU0 ounces of silver have
been received at The Mint in Philadel-
phia from Chicago, with a request
that it he coined and returned in
halves. quarters, and dimes. 1t will
furnish change. Silver Is now paid
GU TO a limited extent Ill this city. DR..
Lindetman says silver will be in gen
eral circulation as currency on No
vemler LIST. All the minis in the
country have been ordered to work TO
their full capacity III coming silver.
Another case OF alleged bankruptcy
has been filed in Court against jaw
Cooke X Co. The petitioner is benia-
min II. Buckner, formerly of Texas,
and an order has been made 10 show
cause, returnatle Monday the 9th.
This notice has been served upon II.
y. Cooke and W. ii. Tenney, the lat
ter being the alleged partner of the
Washington house. Petitioner has
ome from Texas. and states that he
deposited with Jay Cooke x Co. a
certificate of deposit OF $4,000, and
$1,000 as general depositor, and check
ed out 500. leaving 10 his credit
-, Gu0, which he now claims.
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DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. %.

NEW 1ORk, oct. y.
Henri Rochefort's property in Paris
lately produced 3.545 francs, which
will be reduced to 1929 by the pay
ment of debts. This constitutes his
sole fortune to his children, save an
unpublished romance.
The Engineers and Machinists' So
ciety in consideration of the present
financial crisis, and anticipated search
ty Of payments, and consequent re-
ductiOn of wages during theapproach-
ing Winter, have resolved that COM
munication be made to other Unions.
with a view to some consideration of
the subject, and to take such meas
ures as will either tend to arrest or
mitigate the evil if possible.
A narrow escape from a fearful ac-
cident on the Hudson River Railroad
occurred to-day. Two passengertrains
met on Tivcli bridge, but We're going
slowly. No damage was done beyond
smashing the headlights of the en-
gines.
The freshet along the New York
and Oswego Midland Railroad, which
runs through Sussex county, is the
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Poor Stock.

The report was circulated Yesterday
that about fifty marriageable girls
from Lowell, Mass, were on the emf
grant train, on their way to Los An:
geles, and would be in Truckee about
midnight last night. The report was
true, so far as the number OF the girls,
and their coming, were concerned.
The excitement among the bachelors
in this place, in consequence of the
news that such a precious invoice of
freight was near at hand. was most
intense. Some of the most suscepti-
BILE young men. who had been boast
ing of the superiority of Eastern girls
e California daughters, went down
on the eleven o'cl 1ck ?. m. passenger
train to BOca, in order to come up ON
the emlgrant train, and thus be able
to obtain a fair view and make the
acquaintance OF some of the tasci-
mating Lowell damsels. The train.
with its feminine cargo, arrived
here shortly after midnight. The
bachelors who went down to Boca
are mum I'VE the trip. They got
awfulIy sold. There was scarcely
a pretty girl in the crowd. One had
lost her teeth, and appeared to be
cumming her way across the CONT
nent; another was deaf, and several
had glass eyes: one was lame and the
inference was that when she stood it
was on a cork pedestal; one had a hair
lip, while the most promising looking
one in the crowd was tongue-tied.
One of the bachelors undertook TO
pay his ''dIstresses" to this n the
most likely m of all, and actually
offered her his hand, name, and a
home in Truckee. She puckered up
her mouth for half an hour in the
vain endeavor to answer him. and
probably would have succeeded had
not the remorseless conductor cried
out All Aboard and started up the
train.-Ti7icbee RepuJlicau, oct. 13td.
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PALISADE HOTEL,
j. NJ. BENNETT. Pro,ri.

''HlS HOUSE HAS BEEN THOR
cd TTb@o IN renovated ana r%efurnish.
with the choicest Winds that can ILpplitu
chased. Gan De pur-
woodruff * Ennor's Stages arrive o..
MS mouse in time for passenger az
PIsthiaSt and leave OF the wpst vca M.
oqHnd train. Give me "a call.
Falisade, October 20, 1873, oao.x
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. %.
The Cunard Steamship Company
have determined to withdraw their
vessels from the West India service
at aH early day, and establish a daily
line between Liverpool and New
York.
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CUBA.
HAVANA, Oct. %

Five hundred insurgents, under
Maxine Gomez. attacked the town of
Baine on the 18th inst. After tour
hours fighting, they drew off with
a loss OF four men killed and thirty
wounded.
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MYRON ANGEL, No. 4S2 Montgomery
street, Room IL. is Sole Agent for the
Eureka Daily SENTINEL in san Fran
cisco. Persons in that city having bust
ness with this office are requested to
communicate with him.
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KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE, Oct. %.
VIM. +. Detechen. son OF Detechen.
President of The German Security
Bank. WAS murdered to dav by VIM.
Paulk, with whom he had been on
bad terms. Paulk works in the
broom factory. and Detechen visited
him: and while there, Il quarrel
sDrang up, and blows were soon ex-
changed, resulting in Paulk striking
Detechen with a heavy piece of wood
on the head, killing him. Paulk fled
and cannot be found. This is the
third murder in one week.
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ILLINOIS,.


CHICAGO, Oct. %.
One of the main subjects of discus
sion by the National Board of Trade,
which convened here Yesterday. will
be that of the national finances. and
ii the report of executive committees
may he taken as an indication that
the sentiment OF a majority of the
Board will be in favor of an immedi-
ate return to specie payments.
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CARRIER

ALE. CHARTZ is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the SENTINEL and col
lect for the same in this town. All
persons in Eureka owing for subscrip-
tions Will pay them TO him.
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The Golden Chariot Mining Com
pany has declared a dividend of $3.50
per share, payable on" the oath.
The Evening Post was enlarged TO-
day.
The trotting race for $3.50 at Agri-
cultural Park was won Ivy Ella
Lewis.
MARYsvILLE. Oct. %.
c. Hath. formerly agent of the
Wheeler. X Wilson sewing machine
Company, was arrested here tins
morning for embezzling property OF
the company. lie was bound V e 10
appear before the Grand Jury.
John Cochran pleaded guilty to the
charg of house-breaking and was
sentenced to one wear i'll the Stale
Prison. This individual made pre-
paratiuns to leave his quarters al the
County Jail, a few nights since. 10y
saving his irons off with a case-knife,
and then digging a hoie through the
wall. lie has also a rore made from
a blanket torn into stripes to enable
him 10 scale the outer wall.
y collision occurred at the imter>ec-
ton OF Seventh street and the railroad
to-day noon betweenatruck and a de-
tached portion of an up freight train,
which resulted i'll demollshing the
truck and making a wreck OF five
cars. The driver of the truck drove
his team on the track lust as the ell
CINE and forward part of the train
passed the crossing, without being
aware that the detached portion OF the
train was in motion. The driver was
considerably hurt, and narrowly es-
capped being cut i'll two.
SACRAMENTO, oct. -.
There were filed in the office of the
Secretary of State to-day articles OF
incorporation OF the Masoaica and Odd
Fellows Building Association: capi.
tai, $4,000. Also articles OF i%ncorpor-
alton OF the Lower Kings River Water
Ditch Company, TO carry Oh business
i'll Fresno ana Tulare counties; CAPT
tai. $4,000.
The jury i'll the case of Geo. y. Ben
nett, charged with the murder of
wilkins. OF Stockton, returned Il ver-
diet this morning in the Sixth District
Court of not guilty.
The Citizens Gaslight and HeatCo.,
of Sacramento, will probably com
mence manufacturing gas Saturday
next.
OAKLAND, Oct. %.
Colonel John \. Lancaster, proprie-
tor of the Grand Central Hotel, of this
city, late of Nevada City. and Il mem
Der of the Governors staff. died at |
o'clock this afternoon, after an illness
OF three weeks.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
CHEYENNE, Oct. -.
Preparations FOR Winter upon the
|. I. IL. Il. are now completed. Every
precautiCn that experience and wise
torethOught could suggest has been
taken TO guard against stoppage.
Miles of track have been raised at all
exposed points from II to seven feet:
new snow fences located. and snow
sheds repaired. 40 fears are appre-
hended OF any serious detention hv
snow this Winter. The road is a nun
dred per cent. better prepared than
ever before.
The weather is cold and clear. Some
snow has fallen in the Rocky Noun
tains, but trains are running resu-
larry.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. %.

PARIS, Oct. %.
Elections to fill vacant seats in the
Assembly have been ordered in the
departments of Aube and Lower
Seine.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1919.
Sole Agent TN San Francisco.

All of whom are authorized to receive
advertisements and subscriptions for the
SENTINEL. and receint for the IN
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ro'ne"hd examine, and convince your.
'giN's II we mean business.
',ne patrons of both firms we can rs.
mem inc same treatment as hereto.
I'r'' ana ask continuance Of tbeir na,
rpl.age. 'He4' pat
IN give US a call. IS
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OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Oct, ,.

CLEVELAND, Oct. %.
4 light snow fell this morning.
The storm of YESTERDAY and last night
did considerable damage in and about
this city, blowing down chimneys,
signs, and one unfinished building.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. %.
low fever today. L. II. Terry, Man
ager of the Southern and Atlantic
Telegraph office, died last night.
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Please say ADVERTISED"
o23 ] NJ u,,,Nrp
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OAKLAND, Oct. %.
Colonel John 4. Lancaster, proprie-
tor of the Grand Central Hotel, of this
city, late of Nevada City. and Il mem
Der of the Governors staff, died at |
o'clock this afternoon, after an illness
OF three weeks.
National Republican., 1873-11-24
Eye. During Bayouet Charges.

The power Of tho eye Is most strikingly Illus
trated by the fact that when two bodies Of nfan-
try meet In q charge Of bayonets the front rank,
on one side or the other, almost invariably gives
way directly the bayonets arc crossed that Is,
before the cold steel enters tho body OF either
party. the front rank gives way. the rear ranks
are generally broken, and q rout ensues. The
dreadful passion and fixed resolve In the eyes OF
the front rank on one side oyerpowers that OF
h. air antagonists, whose hearts fail before them
Cniculatiops have been made 10 supetsede this
Nv Inc order that each soldiers bayonet shall not
tske the man directly In front OF him In the
enemy's ranks, but the next man TO the left. A
sssismAtic mutually OF reliance was thus pro-
yided Tor, and the effect OF the enemys eyes su-
perseded' ID was horribly clever Idea. But In
vain the eye OF the weaker VIII only simmer
and wayers between the two-trembles for the
mId.riif-snd no don bt gives the preference" to
inc man whose bayo net point Is within few
inches OF the jlists nlilieu, Between the two he
scneraily fails or taxes to night. The single
minded glare OF the d,iyl OF war renects the
prefulent horror OF the celd steel point. IL 10 re-
insrkable, on examining the dead bodies on q
iiSld of battle after there h.u been successful
charge OF bayonets, how few have been Killed
by the point In charging thrusis, The men have
dfed from thrusts during night, or from the
snbbed. Il O., butt-end blown, or pierced when on
Inc ground, or have been Iampled to death.