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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-03-26

To WILLIAM B. TAYLOR, Defendant in this
action.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in my office, at Anderson c. H.,
S. c., in the said County, and to serve copy
of your answer on the subscriber at his office,
at Anderson Court House aforesaid, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for judgment against you for the
sum of Forty-One 67-l9O Dollars with interest
at the rate of seven per cent. from the Goth day
of February, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-four and costs.
Dated, Anderson C. H., S. c., March 5, A. D.
1874.
JOHN G. WHITEFIELD,
Trial Justice.
To the Defendant, VIM. B. Taylor:
Take notice that the summons in this action,
OF which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in
my office OH the 10th day of February, 1874.
JOHN G. WHITEFIELD,
Trial Justice.
March IL, 1874 35
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Ew. MARSHALL. WI. sNowDEN. JOS. WELLS.
, 1874-01-09
SufElnE.

s,Hoial Dfs,atch to I'ts Caieago Tribune.
BEAHDsrowN, ILL, jan. 6,-Genrge Wilkinson,
4 tailor III tho employ of Theodore Hing, Of thia
place. was found dead In hia room ut the Vir-
gnia House this morning. Deceased has been
until lately working at Springfield, ILL.,.
where hts falnlly, consisting OF ) wifo antl two
children, resfde. Ho workod in tho shop AZ
usual yeAterday, aud after eating heart y
supper retired 10 Ills room, and
wruto two lettorB, ono TO his
wife aud another to hiB brother. The lattera
MORO found OIL hia table this forenoon. Ilo waB
q nlember Of thu AfKsonlU fraternity, and Ills 70"
mains wero taEen charge Of by that order. An
inquest mas held this afternoon, but Of late
hour the jury had not returned verdict. There
Is little doubt that tho loceased committed sui-
eide, ~ r Hluall vial was found by the bad.
Srstiat bss)ateA 70 74e chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 8.-An old man named
Hawes committed suicide tonight by cutting
tees TO ats of iaaaaity. and Lived Or tAs South
Ella.
, 1874-01-09
FOREIGN.
Spanish Journals Seized, and
Suspected Monarchists
Arrested,
CASTELAR, Declines to Have Any Share
In the Government.
SPAIN.

SFAtNs
MADRID, Jan. 7.-Senor Ruiz, the Mini eter OF
tho Interior. llas iBsued circular to the pro-
vinclal authorities, stating TINT the principal oh,
jeos Of tue Government is to re-establish order,
and show its compatibility with the Republic and
liberty. To sccurc this object, it will employ
the most energetic measures.
Tho Iqu9iidad newspaper has been seized by
Government officials Gems. Hidalgo md Rapall
havo besn placod in arrest
Tho Province Of Valencia Inns been declared in
state Of siege.
CASTELAR, las rejected the ovorturcs Of Figu-
oras, saimeron. aud Pi y Margall, asking him to
chopper atc with them in reorganizing tho Fed
oral Republicans.
Gen. Iona has embarked from SIN Sebastian
with three battalionB of Government troops,
whose destination is unknown.
Another pow'!or-magaziue in Cartagena ex-
plodod yesterday.
, 1874-01-09

apply for H. This waa nut tlono on tho autbori,
ot tne propriotora, wo understand, but out of
tio i!1llnesh Of thu heart md Kitchen Of tic
hire,inss Of tho louse. broad, ,1loat, coifoo,
md provondor Of Auoh substantial nature found
its why Hurroptftfously Into tho sliontnry rcn,n
OF sonaa OF these peoplo. 1t contributed a
mo,oty sha oven to he p9neroa figure of tho Cor
Ind 1nucl', inuel, was giyon. On ono occasion.
howoyor, when, like Falsat., tie % guantity ,t Of
sack that nwollod his stomach and fis f dgnity t
ae9o ae1 lp GS but o0ry Hi;h tho Fson
aud thon and tllore filed n fornni
information aagainst tho kitldly vassolB, who.
rayon-llke, fet him day by day. antl 30 in1amoi
oraac o ire 2, III t1as n" worv Sentlenaa tat t,cnco
found itself deprived Of s,latelanco tl,rourh
troaeh,ory n,, within the yall Their raye knew 10
poanasi s nor aid "a thor hunger: md they would
= boot-hool or a stoyc.hook lad not the tanlol-
lied traitor batakou himBo1s, hatless and Growgy.
to q place Of safety.
Rebbery. i il antioratood, is contlncd to gar.
tho list Of portable aud conveyablo artj~
clos is confined to dry goods md
loathor. While tho reporter was wandering, in
tr9mof Of :anxioty. stepping as fur away as
Of murder IN sbrill trcblo came M from some
nl,anty III tho noighborlood. Tho trllmp Of
final doom cannot do its business mara natia.
factorily on tho buried atoms Of human dnht
tlan did this intimation Of q dood Of vin1onrn
OH the human beings who slopt bctow a thjn,,or
covering OF dirt than tlioir ancestors, In mn IN
slant. in the twiukling Of an cyc,, thcy were
ratsod, mud issued ont, their hnt1s holding
their boots and hats, led by CURIOSITY
and q morbid hope of being i,
at tho death. Poor creaturoy. thoir
troubled sllimbors had boon Blamofuliy
broken III rpon without cAnse. 1t was on1y l.
wonlan pounded by her pleasant husband, who
darod titus rosse au outcry aud mako tue chilly
atr resonant with propheBy not to bo immctli-
ntely 1uliilicu. 1t waB great offonao it1deed OIL
tic part Of the husband, that he failed III fur
h1B!ilng the crowd the amusement they expected,
and tho vongofui aspect Of several Bmail boys
Showed thnt, had tho opportunity been theiru,
somebody would have furnished goro for theirr
satisfaction.
Where will they 20 Tomorrow, these wretcllcd
creatures without q homo asked tho reporter,
Some would 60 wandering up and down tile
avenues iii search of work, haulng coal, doing
everything that chance threw III their war to
40 othora would hang round the nelief-roomB
and others again would loaf about saloons Soma
might be engaged in a sclone Of robbery. 9TH
ors III n decd Of VIOLENCE. Some might bo Oh
the'r way to cleanliness and permanent occupa-
ton. others to idlcness, deopor degradation ind
the Ponttontiary. Aud at what hour would tlley
DO Gust out upou the city : "C1osc tho Home
at O'CLOCK, and don't reopon till O tomorrow
night" was tho roply. Eloyon hourB OF loatlug
for these who wanted to loaf. What glorious
opportunity for developing human dopravity!
, 1874-01-09
THE MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.

MEMPHIS, Tonn.. Jan. 8.-Tho yetelnnB Of the
Mexican War. to the number ofBixty, assembled
In the Chamber OF Commerce this oTcning.
Gen. Gideon J. Pillow waH chosen Chairman,
Col. Lyon TrueHdu1o Secretary, and Geu. ". ].
on TALKING the chair, reviewed at longth tho 0oxi-
can campaign, and stated tho object Of the meet
Ing 70 be to appoint delegates to the Convention
In Washington on tho 18th iuHt Resolutions
waro adopted asking tue Survivors to memorial
izo Congroas for tbs erection Of monument at
Washington to their comrades who Aaa fallen
during tho war. aud to grant pensions to sus-
yivors. Cons. Pillow and ". J. Smith were
choGen delegates,
, 1874-01-09

all mfxod together riudseiiminatoly, and, in somo
instances, patfontB with loathsomc diaeaaos in
rooms with hoalthy ones. The food glvon is
'oltner goosl nor sufficient In quantity, while
total disregard 10 tho aasociation of HoxeB OK
lists. and an idlotto femalc, vino had been
an Inmate for 1va ynars, was found
In 2 stato Of pregnancy TINT the innlatea
without regard to Rox, we're kicked, cufrod, aud
Whippod with knottod bu11-whip, aud bente,l
like oxon by tile Director, g. G. Hogan, aud lis
aHsistant, Henry A. Gradby. and III conclusion
state that the manner in which tho poor-HouBo
Ia governed ia 4 Disgrace to tho country.
, 1874-01-09
Vrial of sala officer iii Fort Wayne for
Abusing u Prisoner.

speciai Dspatsh to The Chicayo Tribune,
FonT WAYNE, Ind, ian. S.--1'no third days
trial Of Deputy Marshal McCanu, for assnuls
antl hattery with intent to kill, wau resumed this
morning. Several witnesses for the dofonss
wore examined, among whom was Frank Wal
ters, bartender at tho French bravery, whore
the arreRt was made. He tostiAed that Dy,nan
said lie could lick any man il Furt Wayne, mud
used threatening aud yilo language regarding
AcCnnu, who then arrested him.
WllliAm flynn teBtitlol that ho SOW all the
clrcunstaucos attending tho arrost OF Dymau in
tue morning by Tansay, aud tho knocking down
anl kicking OF that officer; also the subsequent
arrest OF Lyman by MCCAIN, and the formers
stnbhornneas while untior arreBt; TINT lso strug-
gled hard to oscape.
John McCann testified that ho WINS Deputy
Marshal Of the City Of Fort Wayne; that, on.
the morning Of Oct 18, Ae eald Dyman had
lilled nh officer. Ta1,soy Immediately stared
after him. After arresting Dyman, lie placed
lin III buggy. flo tlen wont short distance.
Dynaan grabbed the lines. and jumped from the
buggy, nearly upsetting it. He held fnot to Dy-
man by means OF q steel wristlet, and repeatedly
ordored Dynlan to ceaso struggling, and tlually
attMck him three timoA with billy.
This cloaod tho evidence. Tho roat OF the dav
was spent III listening to tho argument Of coun-
sell The caao will bo concluded tomorrow. The
Courtroom was crowded all day.
, 1874-01-09
OBITUARY..
DR.. william Cronsvcn, OF Bloom.
AMWtuMs

BLooM1NoroN, ILL.,, Jan. 8.-Dr. William
Cromwell, an old settler III this city, died last
night at htH residence In. Bloomington. Of q
was born in Maryland III 1872 mud about 1890
moved to illinois aud located ut Pekin, Tnzewol
County, whore he lived twenty yeara. For four
yea1s DR.. Cromwell hold tho Office Of Ra-
corder Of Tazowoll County. 1n 1850, ho
moved to Bloomington. Since 1850. with
the exception of 4 few yeass spont
away froln the city, Dr.. Cromwell has resided In
Bloomington. During tho Rebellion the do
coaaoa flied position in tho Quartornastcr's De-
III official position in department at Washing
ton, aud aftesward received the appotntmon. ot
Postmaster OF this city, which oflico ho held for
several yoars. He waB a member OF tho Epiaco-
pal hMrch, AuB been QUE Of its vcstrymen, and
for some yoars Superintendent Of Sunday
school,
, 1874-01-09

=, Spsctat DispatcA to Tbt Chlcaao Tribune,
, MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan. 8.-The Wisconsin,
Department Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
the Ao!diora' Home tonight. o, tha eIt;ro ne-
rartment not twonty delegates woro present, az
Guiding tho membe,a OF Tho veteran Eighth Post,
Who were tho entertainers. The only sneaker
who had the courage to toll oven part Of tle
ponaton Agent Of this city. who doolarsd tLat
the organization, o,lco 10 powerful, WIS lri,-
ding away to nothing, and dep!ored tic fact. Tic
affair 1'ouaesaos no longsr ahy Significance.
, 1874-01-09
Shcriff Brennan and Ills Deputy Sent to
t!le county Iuil for Thirty Days.
Further Developments Concerning the
French Murder Case IN
New York.
Sentence of the Perry County.
ILL, Coloreu NIl1rtlcrers
COn1lllted.
Other Criminal Items,
Shor1fk DrCnunn nntl Ilts Deputy
Sent to tho County jail.

'nor1fk sronunn nnts His Deputy
Sent to tho County jail.
Special Dts1ateh 10 Ths Chicago 1rdbuns.
NEW YonK, 1an. 8.-Ex-sheriff II, r. Breu-
nan and one Of lua Deputies, William H. Shields,
wore committed in tho Court OF Oyer aud Tor
miner to-day for contempt OF court, In not ety-
ing Horny Genot. tho escaped Ring thief, into
tic custody Of tho Warden OF the City Prison
aftct his conviction OF tho crime with yllicl,
ne L, WAS charged, and pending his sentence.
Each was hentonced to pay flno Of $3.50 aid 10
I'M mpriRon'nant for thirty days in tho Ludlow
street Jail. It will 10 remembered Shields
WINS tho officer in chargo Of Genet when ho
escaped. Strenuous efforts wero made by
their ac4uittnl, but, us stated nboyc, thoy
wero unayaiiiug. Their clIof plea was tint tl1ey
did not understand thut tho Court committed
him to tho City Prison after bis conviction md
pending hia scntonoo, and ia tl!oy know Of no
home or not ut their option. but the
committing Comet to the .TombB pending bis
sentence was road III courr III tho ShoriT's i,ros-
conmont unfayorablo to himself by roason rIef Of
the Unlimited elasticity. of The buuds in
Which ho" hold tho King thioveH who
hive boon in his custody during tho
last two months, BY accedug to their
rso1y "sA' io uta tno pity Or lew, t1ofelore,
in his present punishment. Very genorai sym
pathy III folt for Deputy Shields, who is an old
aild tried otlicer and whose first olfenso this is.
No ono attributes tho escape Of Geuet from his
c,lasody to dishonesty on his part. though many
think he was guilty Of neglect. But this offcn5o
il ameltorated by its bad example Of extreme
lonieucy got him by l,is superior.
fla the Aescciatcd Jress.1
NEW YonK, jan. 8.-ll1o cont ompt proceed
ings against Sheriff l}renuun, in relation to
HenetH oHenpe, camo up this morning
bnforo Justice Daniels. Aftor arg1nle1tt
by counsel, Judge Daniels reviewed tho
case, aud said that tho Court could not
resist tile inference Tint tlloro was design by
the sherir aud ilia Deputy, Bhiolda, not to ex-
called for punishment. Public servants must
obey orders or the collrta would bo poworess,
Tho Court then inflicted tito highest penalty
allowed by tho statute, $3.50 fine earll and thirty
days imprisonment in tho County Ja;l.
, 1874-01-09

Sptc71! UaN07ch 70 TIe EHlcUQ0 Tribune,
Mohnls. Ill.,, Jan. 8.-tCho party mentioned iii
yestortaY'H telegram al having bcen arrested for
passing counterfeit notes proves to 10 Etlu,,,ud
:. Wilnon, tennmt Oh tho farm of potor Nets, 1
miles oast Of 0tloll. 4 razor uaa found in lis
l'osseaslon, although ho mover ahayos, and q
number OF other forged notes for
u ,uub encl, oil reHl,0sBible mon OF
Livingston County. Not hong patlsfed will
tho forged paper ha carried around looss In Ills
looiets. l!o won't into the bookstore Of Par
.meoo Co.. aia bought q book OF blink uuteB,
a nd procured ono Of tue ilrm to fill up for him
in nation, and went to jail in dofautt Of % 900
, 1874-01-09
GAS AND WATER FOR MOLINE,

stsclW UspafcA 70 The ChiUgo Tribune,
1tooK. lsiANn, ill., Jan. 8.-TAo City OF iloltua
has passed ordinances granting to two uompauioa
composed Of home capitalists franchises for
thirty years, to establish gas and water works.
Active operations will begin On .hsso improve.
1en1s saslY II the apiiag.
, 1874-01-09

Jury Of tho Criminal Court to Judge Flippn
ma:v to-day, has createl considerable excite
ment. They found tho Poos-uouso to bc hos
pttal ~ d insane asylum combined, whore aiak
, 1874-01-09
Ex-senator John u. Thompson, OF
Kentucky.

LoU1sy1ILE. Ky., jan. 8.-Iho Hon. John B.
Thompson died At his house In Larrolsbury,
Ky., yesterday, aged 64. I1e waB naembor 81
Congress- fron, tho Third kentucky District in
beat tho Hon. Roljert Wycki1o for Lieutenant-
Governor, after memorable aud brilliant con-
tost. ~ thu samo year ho was elected to tho
United States Senate. aud III la lrst term nado
tho celebrated Bpeeoh Oh Cuba. Since his ro-
tirement ho has been praoicing his profession at
HarrodHhurg,
, 1874-01-09
IMPORTANT DECISION,
Tho Iowa Railroad Law Passed
OH by the United States
Supreme Court,
The Decision OF tlle State Court A,lycrso
to tho Northwestern Road Is
Sustained.

The following Ia the decision Of the 1upromo
Court Of tho United States Oh suit brought
againRt the Chicago Il Northwestern Railway
Company undor tho Railroad Inv Of tho State
Of Iowa, md which waA taken up by tho tail-
road 10 tho Federal Court:
Tho Chicago Northwestern Railway Company, plan-
IN IN error, v Darius Fuller: III error 10 tic su-
preme Court Of tho 8tute Of Iowa.
rr: Mr: Justtco awayno delivered tho opinion Of tho
This II writ OF error to tho Supreme Court Of tue
The case lies within narrow compass, and prcqonta
oat stnglo queaaion for our confederation. That
tion, chapser l69 Of tho laws Of tho Nnth Gpnurai
Assembly Of 1owa ~ as follows:
road company shall Ok IT, rates OF faro for rsenrsrs
s, sosI ges toa sor or ee
areiea Of tho r. second, tltrl, mid fourth grndes
ot oa afsst , an L. "a tlS lat day of October following
printed copy Of such faro and freight, and cause
copy to remain Posted during tue year. Fur wilifnlv
sR linz tose rSF o;is rstsyuG e sr rss s, f
forfeit rot less thon 500, norp than f20O to any
person r,' in1tfe1 thereby md suing thezetor.'
Ihe plaintiff III error sued n thu proper pjattict
court VI tho State for vioattone Of thcRe provisions
AmonR ohcr dcfcnees internoaea tho Company pcad
c'auso Of tho Constitution Of tio tinted sta,cs. FIJI
ler deIlrrcd e lho plea. The Court sustained tie
Afterwards aum;ite1 tn i;,s r ann saae @as
Tho Cuurt to inRtrtrt f1,cm thnt .,n ~ usyeu
rcaaon Of tbp renfct hnfora ,nentj"o Has r ~
refused, and tte f:onanv ooai. arcnntG, 1Ae oonrs
and Judgment VIVA ren,preI for H. natf Fsf4as T
Gonrany removed the case 10 tho Supreme Court OF
errors Thai Court arme1 tho tnr,not " M n ~
trict Court and tho Con,nanv t}srInn,. 1 :" sus ~.
thia viii ~ orro a9 w. .s .neIGRon prosecuted
The Constitution 9iyos To- Conareaa ~ ,n S 1o,sn a.,
regulate co,nr'erce with fosegn natlous. ind among
ri,o a. III, .e. 80 ~, - ~.'u IAN s&IHta.
, 1874-01-09

= Lou1sy1LLE, Ky, Jan. 8.-In Laurel County,
ky., q few days Bfuoe, William Elswich and Peter
Maroum qtarrolcd over n dog fight, when Els.
head. killing him instantly. Elnwich was viii
groat difficulty rescued from an excited crowd
and 1odgetl in Jail.
, 1874-01-09
CIIBA.

New YoRK. Jan. 8.~-rho Her01ds special from
Key West, Fla, says: "Manuel Quesadn ar
rived to-day. He believes that the prospects Of
Cuba are brighter than ever, aud declares that
nothing short Of Independence can be accepted"
, 1874-01-09
WISCONSIN STATE P0ULTRY.EXH'glr!oN.

Sofc7al U1.Mt|eA 70 1he CNlcaao IF16Nn4,
JANEsy1LLE, Wis, Jan. 8.-Tho Executive
Committee Of the Wisconsin State Poultry AaLo.
citation decided at Ito meeting last night to hold
ttls atats Exhibition Ia 40waukss, Fsb. II,
, 1874-01-09
MISSING STEAMER.

sAN FnAScIsco, Jau. 8.-Mueh anxiety Ia fclt
here for tho safety Of tho steamer China from
Hong Kong and YoGohanaa. No AdinRs Of tho
veAael ut.
, 1874-01-09
GERMANY.

berlin, Jon. 7.--Tho health Of tho Emperor
William continues to improve. He drove out
fn.flar ~,
, 1874-01-09

howard Offered for Vnx1ucx, tho Mo-
tOri0a1M California 1kotbcr nnd Hlur.
dergr.
SAN Francisco, Jun. 8.-Ihe Legislature has
passed. n bill authorizing tho Governor to pay
$4,000 reward for tho capture OF tho notorious
Vasanoz and bis gang It is reported that ho is
In this city ut tho prosent time
, 1874-01-09

Robbed by Eni-hsvny1nen.
CINCINNATI, o., Jau. B.-Mr. Kerr was robbed
by higl'waymen, Mt Loveand last night. OF 1900
in caRh, notes, papers, md yaluables.
, 1874-01-09

attempt to Rob tho Abingdon {n1nss.}
National Hunk.
DosroN, Jan: IAN unsuccessful attempt yas
maue on INST night to rob tho Abingdon (AIaBB J
the watciin,an, but he managed to give mn alarm,
and tho men escaped.
, 1874-01-09
Thc HlysferfOlis Murder OF Nathaniel
French in NcHv York.


Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonE. jan. 8.--NIoro facts relative 0 tb
last hours Of Nathaniel French, deputy Provi-
Hional Grand Master of FREQ Masous In the Bo-
lan'as, who myateriouHly disappeared on tho
25th Of lust July, have been brought to light by
the untiring efforts ot the police and members
Of the brotherhood to which ho belonged of this
city. Tho story Of his disappearance
and OF his fate. 20 far rs then
known, WAS published by you exclusively
on tlle morning Of Jun. 8. It waa ut titst sur-
pobed that ho did not recover consciousness
after lie was picked up IN tho street inaensible,
hut recent developments provo ths to be incor.
rect. All Tho time lo spent In Now York, e4-
cepting the Two hours imlnadiatey a,,bseouent
to hls landing, has been accounted for.
Havana H. on 'a por ~ T. "SsaMsp So4n paSsty CITY Of Ct
moon Of July ~, 1879. having in his
pockets 100 English sovaroigls. At D. m,
Of tho santc day, oticor slattory, Of the Twenty
seventh Precinct, found nan who wnB a.eu,-
ipaensiblo in front Of No. 20 West strcet. Oh
being. takon to tho station-houuo no revived
sufficiently to glye hiB name. age place Of buBi-
no8R: and occupation, and then rolapEed into in
ner pocket Of his gcot, and q fine Cold
chain was wreathed in and out of tho button
holo Of his West Indian biouuo. The only
no money found On biz poraon was 1920 in United
alattd C44IcI+Iy. 1HuH morning E9 appeared
much better. and Officer slnttcry started with
him in custody for the. Tombu Police Court,
whore DO was to be nrrnigned for drunkenness,
hut hut before thoy had gone many blocks French
faintoa, aid was conveyed 10 purk Hospital. Ho
did not again regain consciousness. The re-
lnainder OF tho "details regarding his being taken
from tho Park to Delloyuo Hospital, md
thence to that on Blackwoll's Island,
where no subsequently, died, wore correct al
first te1egraphed you. Notwithstanding their
strenuous efforts to do 80, tho detectives have
beon unable to ascertain where ho spent tho
two hours intervening between tho tino when
he loft the steamboat and when ho was found
inaonsiblo on tho sidewalk. Tho theory of tho
ootticers is, tint ho entered somo low liquor-an-
loon on West street. whore, in getting something
TO drink. he displayed his gold, aud that ruians
who infest this quarter were present. and they
drugged and olub0cd him and sto1e Lis god It
is understood from prominent FREQ aiasons Of
this city that Ills funeral, which will probably be
held in ten days, will be equal in ponp and
grandeur Of MASONIC display to thu. Of Grand
Master Orr, United States Ministur-Plenpoten
tiary at st: Petersburgh, which took place IN
this city lest eummer, md was the grentest
event Of tho kind that has occurred here in
yGlra.
, 1874-01-09

,Br. Louis. jan. s.-~John Fife md George
morrow ut pincknoyylllo, pcrry County, ill.,, for
the murder Of ". Arattiaon, In aoptembor laAt,
arrived hero tonight in cllargo Of Sheriff sors.
on route to tho Joliet ponltcntiary, thoir so1l-
tnnce having been conlmutod by Gov. neyorllgo
to imprisonment for life,