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OuEENS AND B E Els

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will fully guarantee the purify ana safe
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soon As rossible Parties wishing TO purchase
Will please address ,
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Girard, Richland Pa, La.
March 9TH, 1874, Am.
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NOTICE.

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ly necessary that the business affairs of the es.
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BARBER q HAIR DRESSER.

AS permanently located himself at Ray
Ill vile, and respectfully srlcits the pa
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Notice to Tax-pavers.

AN now prepared to issue the License
i both State and Parish, for the year ls7
and to collect the Taxes for the current We,
and previous years. All persons engaged !
trades and professions requiring licenses, al
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cure the same within ten days.
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~ and Partridge Cochins, -Iloudaus. l.,
hons. and all leading varieties. Fowls,
per par; 81 per THO; Eggs 81 per doz,
Send for descriptive circular. Address |
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Fowls and Eggs sen, c. o. ID. if desired.
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A letter was received in this city to-day
by a gentleman shose mother resides near
Bald Mountain, stating that near the summit
of that peak an area of nearly an acre was
agitated by subterrancan uPheaval and then
sinking from which smoke and vapor issued.
, 1874-12-30
JELeGRApuIc BREVtTtEs,

-. Tho cstinlated HhirmontH Of bullion from Utah
Territory tue past year il 81, ,00u, ,DDu.
Tho killing Of tho Costra family, and othota,
bntwcen lioche and panamint, Utah, IL reported
falBo.
Two companies OF infantry from Beaver, Utah.
llayo gone afsor reported 1nlian murdorcrs in
Nayala.
At Pontac. Mich, yostorlay. Gcorgo Woolsoy
tool! pars-sreon, With tatal rcyult. No calao IL
known for tho act.
Wharton Bros. Il Co., extensive iron ma,iufao-
tnrcrs Of pittslurg Pa. filed voluntary Iu-
titan In bankruptcy yesterday afternoon. Their
liabilities arc about $256,OJu, aud asaots
S'4u0,!00.
Tho milwaukee, County Doarl Of Supervisors
Yesterday rounced tlla husu Of tho County
Trcasnres- eicct to 50lI 900 IN consideration Ut i,
banking depository hnylnts beon designated for
tlla custody Ut The iulltla,
CHARLES Board, Of Fort Atkinson, Wis, tool,
ilyo grains, or mornl.ino j.. thu rnom Of lila
toosor WIS callrll in Limo Ia nayo Lis lie. Cause.
jealousy. Ueard is man of u faluIly.
, 1874-12-30
THE,pAiLY RECORD.


BRUTAL AND PROBABLY FATAL ASSAULT.
Special nispaich 10 Jhe Ch'caao 7ribune.
sr. LOUIS, No.. Deo, pa brutal assault,
which will probably provo fatal, occurred last
night III st. Clair County, near tho EloYeu-sIilo
Stone. Oh the st. Clair County turnpike. Flon
information received tAis morning 1t appears
that IL quarrel occurred yestoriay ut tho house
Of Mr. Adsmson, at tho abovo place, between
MIR. Ada,nson aud his wife, which caused tho
wifs to loayo tho house and repair to tho house
Of her roatiyos. Failing to return last
night tho husband won't 10 bed,
About p. m. six men appeared ut Ills
house antl demanded admission, aud, Oh outor-
ing, commenced beating the nan with blutlgoo,lA,
hlr. AdauaHon got out of tho houHn in l,iB night
siotheA, but WIS followed into tho woods aud
terribly beaten. 1lo recognized among hia a.
ha!lanss JameB Cook, Mansfield Cook. and Frank
Gook, btatllots Of his wifo, On calling for help
mr. WI!aon, who keapn u Eroeory near that 1iaGe,
came TO t!s AkRiAtannG, aud the man wnB taken
into tho luuse mud DR.. Bergman sent for, who
gayo 1t M Ills opinion thAt tho injuriesd
Which Adalnsoa received will prove fatai, A
messenger was sout to Holleyillo informing
elisrt1t Wohor thAt 4 murder lad boon COM
M'tted, and at o'clock this morning the Sherljr
a'iu QUO OF iia dopstioH arrived with warrant
Tor a!l btx of tho assaantn, and etarted for tho
seeao or action TO arrast them. Il.oy Ind mt
bnon found up to IL o'clock IN. Tho ii1uries of
mo aasatled nan aro Of such serious nut,,ro
that tllero IL but little liopeA uf Ais recovery.
Its9 assaulted purity and mott OF tho asaaiantH are
cOAI-ulIllpr6.
, 1874-12-30
ATTonsEy-nESEnAL WILLIAMS VIEWS,

ATToRSEr-nESEnAL WILLIAMS VIEWS.
WAsH1SGTos, D. c., Dec. 2Y-Tho Cabinet
was in session to-day for nearly au hour aud
half. Secrotnry Brislow WAS not present. The
condition Of affairs i'll Louisiana was tho subject
OF attoution. tAttornoy-Gencral Williams
made souo remarks upon tho necessity,
in his opinion, of tho Government
sustaining tho Returning Boarl in It's recent de-
cison. The yiows Of tho Attorney General wcro
fully set forth. and, although members Of tho
Cabu,et decline to give specific information re-
rartling the statonlontB presented by Judge
Wiillnnls, tho opinions omphatically expressed
by him both i'll public a,ld priynts during tho
examination and since the report Of tho Re-
tarning loard ,ago known to havo been roitoratcd
BY him in tho Cabinet meeting today. TneHo
aro that there ia necessity for tho Governments
sustaining the report Of tho Returning Board ut
all hazards, ind that its decision is rlght iu law
md in fact. These welo nAsol.od ut some
length. Other tllnn tho remarks Of tho Attorney
General. there Mas no discussion upon tho aub-
ject ntll l.o decision reached.
MILITARY FORCE AT NEW ORLEANS.
It il said in high official circles hero that tho
forces Of tho Wnr Department now III Louisiana
are suliciont TO preserve tho publio peace aud
dignity, should their violation ho threatened.
, 1874-12-30

to paan Hontenco. Each WIS fined s50o0
t, ten days, on allowing their tnabillty to
storotteopor ut tho Middleton dIstlIory, wns ren-
tos,cod to sir nloslths' Imprisonment. lts cslnl-
i"al neglect Of duty ann doyornment oi'lclal for
n bribu from tho dlati)ler NoHars wns a.litnnd-
yertcd On with severity. Mueller, tho hired tllH-
tiltnr WAS sentenced TO ono dny'A Imprisonment
IN tho Dano County Jail; and Iindskopf, tho
Milwaukee, rcctlt!or md purchaser Ut hghwinoa,
to oEo ttaYs imprisonment Atid coRtB OF proaocu-
lion. Tho Julgo addresAed cach prisoner on
paKslnB sentence, aud in tho caso Of 'llnlslopf,
among otllor things. salds
rho comrso rnrsnca IN your s1etouss WAS an uu-
nsta&abc acknowledgment If tho truth Of tho tcAtl-
nuly aEainst yon You offered no ovldonco OK.
cnlllory or explanatory, whcn If IL Ind hce, utrur
yo Ind III your owcr 10 lsyo conra,cted II LII iia
nyorthrown tho caae 1nAtlc by thu Government.
raises 1nost conclusive prcH,1,lrttuu pf
tho truth Ut tl.o testimony agat,iat YOU !:
aud how yon could havo anticipated lilFaron. yer-
diet from that which rendered callnot ,lnar.
Hta. Certainty, other co'1ll rcaHoably have bcpn
oxocsod upon tho testimony in tho .casc, mud dltler-
Of tue integrity or intelligence pf tho jury. i feel
called upon to mako tlese remarks Oh aceut Of ha
extraordinary statements anil assumptions Of ynur
eonnact OH admitting your caao for decision, Ex-
tranrslinEry1 ncan In viow Of tho evidence in io cas4
Prince sam vas affected to tnatB by his nelt-
tcnce, but hn9 stnco conaolod himself with his
frlonds whil0 In custody OF tho Ur1tctl BtalcB
hala''al' conatr1lctiyely imprisoned, anl las paid
, 1874-12-30

Of Mr.. Bpratts Htuck tronpnssng upon tic
grounds of Brown. 4 lawsuit MRS tho rosnit,
which caused very bitter feelings m the pn,t Of
spratt towards Brown. Tho. following daY
spratt, with bis son about II yoary old, both
armoa With sl'ot-guna and ravovoEs, proceeded
to tho house OF brown with apparent intentions
10 create n Disturbance, but their purpose was
from homo.
%, o. Chtintmas morning auit hctwcon Arr.
William Wai''ngford and Hpratt, pending Lofofo
f;hIu:;o Grllinpacker, waH to DO tried nt 10
ocioek' Illo court and witncssoH woro present,
eln9ng ean 81 Thom was Brown witnoss for WnIlIng-
loru' al awaiting tho arrlyal Of Spratt. Drow,i,
approhondinX difficulty with spratt on tIlio &C.
chaion lnd previously to going 10 tho CONT
room provided himBo1f with a revolver, nuti took
q q standing position IT. tho room, Immediately to
watcilng FOR sprats, as, Immediately u1on
Spratt's entering tho door, without II word bu.
lug srokon by anybody, brown shot him, tho
ha entering a hend aqnarc!y Mt tito loft lower
y through tlle l,oad divided, hair going through
tho BRAN aud lodglug Just lonoatl, tho skin 1T
tho back OF tho nquk, which was subsequently
extracted: Tho other haf remained in Tic
i,;n i,aad: spratt immediately foil, whoronpon
who accompanied Ills father. two weoks ago to
ATTACK Brown, drow hB revolver md Bl,ot brown,
tlo ba penetrating tho na,scios Of tho left arm.
above tue elbow, entering tho left sttlo Borno two
inches below tho nipplo, striking rib aud eIanc-
ing. II tho arm bud been n little higlor or
lowor, tho shot would no doubt i,nyo proved
fatal as it in, tho wound is painful and SERIOUS
but wo 1uarn II is the opinion of tho attending
physician TINT It will nut prove fatal.
Inst night spratt was still alvo, but not OK
pec.ed to live unlil morning. If Lo doos
survive tho injury, he will n all probability
nevor agaln sponls word. as tho ball, IN It's
passago tore md catriel with It 4 largo portion
Of tho root Of tho tongue.
brown Immediately surrendered limsolf to the
authorities. and WAS ntacod ui,dor bonds. Young
SpIah was nlao tnkon into custody.
Since writing tho above VIC 1oarn from DR..
Donclan that tl,oro is possible chance for tho
ball stlll rotaainIng in his hoad has lodged noar
or next to the brain, in which caso It may pyoyo
fatal. -
, 1874-12-30
SIAM,


correspondence ~ TIC 4sEtG 0rk HpT{d,
Hosa Kosa, Nov, o.-Good nowa comcs frou
tin lnst nurt nf t,o ,sory1 ,rI,o,oo !. oo,,1 -
wv 4"aS pu's VI tlo "os4o "nouce " couid DO OK
peetoo. slavery is abolished anong tho wlto
SUBJECTS OF tho King OF San,." Llko tho Japan
cse tic Slnmcao arc, through their own ami
rulors aid, pcrejstoptly try;nc tn raao tbomuolvos
TO higher nfnn,lard IF ciyiii,oti., o,,
before tic world Nd Al, exarnl" tn tin In es n,hor
ABatic nations. The frat nxamn,c ~ III. ,.oa
whe, tho Young Ii;nr of S;om nftnr ;a sacn,1
coronation, p,lt reromptory ston to ths onston.-
ary and anciont form Of grovcliug before lin by
coilrtierH aud others ifo rrnvo M his ronao' ~
tlIat ho was ASHAMED to scn crcanrcs IF liz n,c
image crawl before lin, and only asked that tl'a
sumo homage bo mid lin os IN mid tn Vcstorn
monarc,,s. -'''' p''>' 'e'S0A"
The next etop yaa tho Embellishments of n T,ao,a-
latiye Council to uousIjer o affairs NJ tho c'I;,,
try, aud of priyy Coupe. 10 anviso him in H0it is
administration Of l,g Kingdom, Ti,onrI, m a,,s
tocrat still, whose viii hns uuly to ho oxnroHsod
to bocomc law. yot tho cnnccsn;ons n,ojn hv ti,o
appointment To- hiY Council nf tno,t nf wisGom ~
acting with bcuolit to Siam md tha sinmnan'
Ths limo may come whom Lilo reonlo viii oioct
THAR owp roiirc1ontot;vo. fnr ~ I'M n,.,. ~
, 1874-12-30

ornnent BY offering 10 tho wo pcop1o to turn over
to them thu future control Of ther Etate, This le
satisfied hnm 1s could Ito by using tho Unlimited md
unparalleled power At lia communal.
Hts reward was 10 bo socta recognition, oblivion for
th0 past, a1 future rcApoc with ut, crlln showing
fur political honors l Iii this ho faict liz fo,inl
our rrepe inoxosabo. mud. although few hood
winked b5 his schomo En fell prey to Ills seductive
proposals. tho grea ass Indignantly rejected hiB ovcr.
t'sc', lils ifeassry ,,aw was e.setea by thosu whom
1ncnced nganst llm which ovcnt,iatca in lis oycr-
throw and destruction. 1Ila co1,ctlug with ia for
,,cr political cnoncs and tho present nntagonsm IT
discovered, aud ho expelled from Ito ranks and tlo.
nr'sed nf is lcatlerahip. Taking tho stato dnycrn-
ret OF osery objectionable anl outrageous fSanro
Kyen Il l bis predecessor Tho present usnrpation,
orrrcHsons derives s existence from tho systcn Of
legislation originated and carried cut by II. ]. War
noth. lilo in tlc arcll.ins9ator OF every .nboical
net TINT sEraccs tho satnte-book Of this Sato anl
ho y tho Individual whom tho people hlloN1 atid to
bold Responsible for NIL tho from which our pco-
p!n hayv NO t0uy suffered.
, 1874-12-30
"A FIGHT FOR a PROSTITUTE,

oF"-'"t |'sPA@sH ~ Ho CHEHHD 1f10HHe.
PEORIA, H., Doc. 20.-1oo Mall, a nutc1
comedian at a varieties Theatre III this city, rot
into difficulty with one Of tho bar-tet,tlora u
tho Bamo theatre, named Andrew Tezonmoyor,
at tho Central 11ouso, yesterday afternoon, aud
from injuriea there received Fozonmoycr dicd
this noon. ut tho timo Of tho m1sn nothing was
thought Of tho mattor, rs 1t WAS lookod on as m
ordinary fight. But Fezcnmoyor'B wounds wore
moro aorious than WINS supposed, and The result
III TINT Io III dead, and Joe Null is looked upon as
LIS m,trdotor. Tho fight was over a woman
named 0ussio Iobinaon, who was Tho ;mistross
Of Mall. Mall ca'ne back from re-
hcnranl yesterday, wont 10 his room,
mud found Fezcumeycr with the girl. I1e Or
dorod him away, mud tim latter picked up pito3
Of wood from tue floor aud started for Alall.
afall evaded him. aud in tho tusslo got poseos-
sion of tho stioIs, With which ho ham,ncred
Fozcnsnoyer till he fell to tho floor in stupor,
covered with blood Mali thcn surrendered li,nl-
bclf to tho authorities. During tho night tic
wounded man grew worse, aud died Mt noon to-
day. Null IL a littlo fellow, while tho deceased
wns lnrGo, powerful man, employed alsout tho
Theatre principally for the purpose OF putting
out hard characters, a1ld Inns tho reputation Of
being bully mud q rough. Tho Bynapntlos Of
tho community aro with Mall. M It il Thought
tint Fezonmoyor would hayo killed llim hud lo
nol defentlod li1nnolf.
, 1874-12-30

5pecla7 UlspNtcH 10 TIC EH3ca00 ITidnnk.
OTTAWA. O., Dec. 29.-April last John Good
maE, Of tl,ls county, murdered in cold blond all
aged couple, John aud susan IIaywnod, living
oil Sugar Craok, Union Township. uo was con-
victed Of murder In the first degree at tho Sep
ten1ber torn OF court, aud sentenced to DO hung
Dec. 90. Gov. Alien having refused
to intorfero, Goodman will Hufrer tho dentl,
penalty at noon tomorrow. Tho gallows will
DO TINT Il sed in the execution Of Dropt|uger at
Lima, in 1871, md ShoriY Shorrarl will bo a.
sisted by ox.Sheyiir Coldbath, Of Allen County.
Hundreds Visited Goodman to-day, but his wifo
aud Children llavo not 8cen him. Tho town to-
night il under guard by mllltia company from
Columbus Grove. Goodman in 25, md las nots.-
ing OF tho look of hardened cri.niunl, lilo was
born in Frauklin County, near Columbus. NO
sympathy il felt for him in tho community.
, 1874-12-30
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN CINCINNATI,

C1NclSSATi, O., Dec. 29.-lu dam!,lo alloy,
back Of Contral ayonuo, in this city, about 10
O'Clock last night Mary Leo, colorod girl, IS
years old, was murdered by somo ONO wlo il ut
present unknown to tho authorities. Sho WAS
working at the house of Mrs. Grant, also COL
orol woman, and about twenty mInutos previous
to tho discovery Of tho murder she had started
out alone, ssyiug that sho was going to drug
store and would return in 4 fow minutes. sho
llatl 0eon gono about twonty minntoB whell Mrh.
Grant hoard frantic knock on tho door, aud,
upon opening it, a{ary Lee was found leaning
against it, with lor tnroat cut ftom cur to car,
No.reating footsteps wcro heard ly Mrs. uraut
when sho opened tllo door, but, it bong n dark,
That tho motive Of tho murder was jealousy.
, 1874-12-30
THE CINCINNATI CLERICAL SCANDAL.

! 10 the Editor Of Tia Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. Dec. 2a.-Undor tho editorial cap
tion. in your Sunday issue, Of ian Eccentric Rec
tor" you anfmadvort upon tho Rector Of st
Johns. Cincinnati Will yon inform your road
crs TINT, several weeks before Christmas, tho
Rector Of st. Johns, Cincinnati, the Rev. DR..
Davidson, godly and pious man, had departed
this Iii in tho faith and fear Of tho Gospel, with
no stain Upon his clerical character? AIPuA.
TILE soAHpAI CONCERNING TIE REV. AR. EEL-
LOGO.
Ftons tao tor|qon Department Of Tho Cincinnati Cbn.
fHerciai Der. 28.
Iho CINCINNATI morning papers hayo, for tho
past ps,,s two mornings contained accounts of .
this placo, and tho Principal Of young ladies'
institute. in which the reverend gentleman Is ao-
ousad of officiating, in St. Johns Church, Gin
ctnnati, on Christmas morning, while in q state
OF intoxication.
Wo called upon nlr, Kellogg at his residence
last night, and found him In bed, aud In very
grcat pain both Of body and mind. Ho states
thae for q long time paBt ho has suffered with m
Affection OF his Kidneys. On Wednesday last
no ~, 1olt very unWoll' aud on Thuraday suffered
to oillelato at s.: John'a Church oa Christ
with hls wife at 10 o'clock, but WAS in
e'.oll pan that just before starting hc took
nitro. After q wlltlo ho felt somewhat relieved,
aud experienced no i'll ofrocts from the medicine
until lie commenced his sermon, during tho do
Livery or which ho was overcome with feeling
OF drowsiucss and woariuosa that was impossible
to alake off. Ho retired to tho yoRtry-room, and
was attended by Or. ComceyB, who administered
a asaelim or solution OF hylratc Of chlornl, after
Which o returned homo with Ills wife in car
lriago and retired to ills bod. In whiol. ho has
beel eror ainco, and WHARF he s now. bIr. Koi-
logf aycrs NEST positively that no lad not taken
eingo drop Of spirituosls liquor Of any doscrip-
tion. ana my statement to tho contrary s utterly
and entirely fuIso.
Wo also lIaa conversation With Afr. Kellogc'e
family phyucinn. who informed ua TINT wliou
sent for ho found Mr. X. suffering with iutenso
pain III tho snall Of his buok aud tho lower pos-
tion of his abdomen, and TINT his kidneys md
bladder wcro evidently ,nlaned md in bad
condition. lle Haw no evidence whatover of anY
symptoms Of intoxicatiotl.
Tile lloy. Mr. Kellogg is MI Episcopal minietcr
Of high standing, with nt extended reputation
tor lis moutnl powor and culturo. As an ctlu-
GATOR, Of sound hcuao and practical oxncrlence,
llo haa but fow, II any, superior in the West, nli
It will bo q cruel thing If his usefulness az n
toaohpr md minister IN to 10 IN njured or ruined
by rlaudor which, it his statement bo tluo, was
uS unnecessary nA 1t Was falYo.
, 1874-12-30
CDD.FELL0WS' JUBILEE.

SUfcldl U1spNlcN 70 TIE CHlcaif0 7FjbHnt.
FnEIponr, ILL.,, Dec. 2o.-Tllo Odd Fellows of
this section OF tho State hold sort Of Il jubilos
III tho opera'llouse tonight in this oily.
Delegations from Dixon, Mount Carroll. Rock"
ford. aud othor points. wc1e iu attendanco. An
eloquent audrcEH npon tho principles of Odd
Fellowship was delivered BY =. u: Sherman,
Grand MaHtor Of thu Ordor In tllia StAte. Thu
oaritios dispensed by the frntornity Ill th!a city
viii foot up itslo less than tl0,0O0 for the pres-
cut yoar. Our Mayor tie lIou. jacob koAn,
holdH tho oalca Of Grand High Priest Of tho
Grand Elcampment Of 1l!snoiB. lio was also re-
caut appointed onical instructor for tho aubor-
tinnta 1ncA.npncnta af lha State.
-Four hundred and fifty tons OF muck Iron WIS
uitosnd at auction In Plttabusg, FA, yesterday,
l,ut was not EolL, only four iron ltaanlact,rera
bong prosc!t, lilo highest prlco bid ~aa W.
per ton.
, 1874-12-30
THE HUNT FOR CHARLEY ROSS.
Eeaan tAt hrtr Enxl. Gun

Many interesting iucldonts connected with
tho search for Charley Ross have been OBJ
tanned from tho detectives employed in tho
caso by tho citizens Of Philadelphia. Tho dotcc-
tiycs began tho search in July, aud since thcn
thoy have secured tho United Staten aud Canada.
nnd even crossod thB Atlantic in the hopo Of
tinsliuE tho kidnapped boy. Tho work has cost
over $4,000. Ono Of tho largest itcms has
beon tho exponBo Of circulars, cardY, and
posters. soyon hundred thousand circulars
have been issued cnntaillisig tho particulars OF
the abduotion descriptions Of tho boy antl his
lsielilhppars, and photographs Of Charley. TheBo
and Constable, mud posted iu every railroad
station, pultcc-ofca, mud Post OAluo In tho
cautltry. Two men were specially dotailod to at-
tond to tholr, distribution IN Canada.. Tho cir
our Boa- parts. The printing, maillug, aud tho
photographiug hayo cost $4,000. Several thou
sAnd letters aud telogran>B laye baon suut to tho
doscctivcB lM a1lswor to tho circulars. Ivory
communication Aaa been answered, aud all trails
followed. Tho correspondence has boeu no OK
tonslvo aH to require MI extra GorpH OF CLERKS.
between 800 and G01 Children hayo been re-
ported ~ Charley lloHB. III humorous instances,
Where, good olows were thought to hayo boon OBJ
tnined, oillcols ayo boon noilt on Investigations
to distant places, only to lnd Tint tho ot!,ldron
Ind boon trained to answer the questions ill.,
tended for tho identification OF the missing boy,
and TINT tlor koepors lad been moyod to tho
deception i'll the hope Of having them ra,,Aon,od.
Twenty-Five detectives wero onFaged Ut QUO
timo IN making III natY Investigations.
The Rypsiea led Tho dotcctyoB ou many long
and fruitlesA chasea. 0sur 200 bands wore henri
lroM ~ having ehiltlron that were thought to bo
sought III tile Bylsy camps turned aut to ho
Hto!au, anl III several inbsancus tAeir purc.,ts
were tutnl Que little boy whom tho ocorH
catuo aorosB ~ !he tcnts Of tho gyl,nies waa ro.
tte L5tI frf1Ln