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A Reminder of the siege of Paris

A relic of the siege of Paris is noticed
in an article in the Journal de Provins,
which states that one Vanot, fisherman
OF the village Of Vimpelles, lately drag
ged up iii his net globular tin box OF
light construction, and on Opening it
with knife found it full of letters. 1t
was of course relic of the vain efforts
made to communicate with the inhabi-
tants OF the invested capital by floating
mails down the Seine. Those that the
current bore were for the most part cap
tured at the barrier the Germans formed
for this purpose in their lines at Vile
neuve St. Georges, but this one was
probably overweighted from the first, for
it had evidently not sunk from any leak
age. Vanot, the finder, discovering the
enclosures to be perfectly dry and in
good order, carried the globe home to
show his neighbors, and the letters, some
FIVE hundred in number, were for some
time freely distributed about and read
by all the curious eyes of Vimpelles
The affair, however, presently got to the
ears Of the police, who at once made
domicilliary visits on Vanot and his
friends and carried of all they could re-
cover to Provins, whence they we're re-
mitted to the postofice of MouGns, in
the department Of the Allier, where
they had been originally stamped in
1870, and which is now forwarding them
to the addresses in Paris to which they
we're directed.
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MPHIS, TENN: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1875

fabric of which they are made. To
eccentricity Of color is now added eccen-
tricity Of material, which is often OF the
most bomely description. 1t must not
be thought, however, that this eccentric
simplicity brings financial relief to hus.
bands of the grandes danes. The dress
makers charge nearly if not quite as
much for toilet, Of whatever it may be
composed, and therefore lose nothing,
but on the contrary gain much, by the
simple tastes Of their customers. The
time is no doubt approaching when
Partisan society, having rung the
change on every other kind Of novelty,
will try the effect of arrsying themselves
in sackcloth and ashes, garb which has
much to commend itself to their reason,
if not to their tastes.
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Elegance of ParIsian society.

A writer in an English journal says:
Partisan society at the present mo-
ment seems to be lsboring under any
thing rather than conservative reac-
ton" In the matter of clothing nov
city takes the place of all other con-
siderations even, apparently, that of
comfort, ITO reach the hight OF Pari-
sian elegance nowadays" says the
Paris correspondent of the Warehouse
men and Drapers' Journal, it is neces-
sary to have something quite new, and,
novelty thus taking the pas Of all other
considerations, an ordinary material
may be found to render good service and
be as capable of affording an eccentric
combination as the most expensive and
delicate fabric" There is a rush for
sensational costumes" and these, ii is
stated, may be made Of linen or barege,
as we'll as of China Grape or satin. Even
some OF the most elegant ohapeaux
are made OF the commonest kind Of
plated grass and straw. The Partisan
dressmakers justly argue that when
grandes danes adopt the peasant apron
or the shepherdess hat, there is no rea-
SON why they should not borrow also the
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
A Double Danger Averted.


The inhabitant of malarious region is
threatened by double danger. He is not
only compelled to breathe miasma. but to
swallow it, since it infects not only the atmos-
rhere. but the water. The aerial poison
threatens his system through the lungs and
pores. the liquid through the stomach.
Against this double peril there is but one pro-
lection, and that IL to invigorate the entire
body through the digestive and secretive or
gans. Ordinary tonics usually fail to accom-
plish this-Hostetter' Stomach Bitters never.
In the tropics, where the diseases originated
by malaria are OF far more malignant type
temperate ne, it enjoys immense and con-
stantly increasing sales, and there is no por-
ton of this continent where il is not the
reigning specific for masmatic fevers and dis
orders Of the stomach, liver and bowels, pro-
ceedipg from malaria and other causes.
119-l24eodkw
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FOTS AND FANCIES.

The yellow rag-The Boyne of con-
teution.
Saratoga hotel porters bring you their
cards on silver walters when they show
you your room.
The Wisconsin farmer who left can
die burning in the barn to scare thieves
away has no barn to watch now.
He was scalded to death from boiler
explosion, and on his tombstone they
chiselled deeply Sacred to the memory
of our steamed friend"
A correspondent Of Western paper
having described the "Ohio as a sickly
stream" the editor appended the re-
mark, That's so; it's confined to its
bed"
Mr.. Widmer, Of Philadelphia, not only
attempted to kill his wife, but tried to
bite off her nose. 1t is supposed he will
plead that he was trying to prepare her
for the Centennial.
Two mammoth dirt piles keep the peo-
Pile Of Indianapolis away from their
drinking fountain. AS the fountain
spurts only water, they bear their trouble
with sweet resignation.
The first female lawyer admitted to
the bar of Ohio has proved dismal
legal failure The baby is doing well,
however, and if the clients can wait
their cases may possibly come around
all right.
There is town in Hungary that pays
for its street Improvements in eggs, each
citizen giving the contractor an egg
every day. he would like to take
chromos but not being much Of judge
of art, he accepts the eggs.
The Pittsburg Chronicle speaks oi
the lost art Of telling the truth" 1t il
little strange that some Pittsburg
paper has not alluded to this loss before
as the fact is we'll known that the art
disappeared just about the time that the
first Pittsburg baby was beginning to
talk.
The Catholic clergy of Troy, New
York, have failed in their attempt tC
abolish round dances at picnics, the
giddy young people of the church insist
ing on keeping up the demoraliziDg ant
ridiculous amusement. The young
women are said to be even more rebel
lious than their vealy partners.
The Chicago Times seems to think i
was right for Sir Douglas Forsyth t
remove his boots in honor Of the Kinl
of Burmah. OF course. If Sir Douglas
had been a Chicago man he would no
only have removed his own boots but hi
would have removed those Of His Maj
esty-as soon as His Majesty was fairly
asleep.
A Brooklyn dog-owners whiffet bi
Mrs. Helmer on the hand, and the dog
owner struck the wound contemptuousl,
and said, IVY for you goes around doz
way, spreiching dot Something's voz d
madder NIT dose hsnds2" Mrs. Helme
has now brought suit and calls fol
$4,000 damages. A doctor. who alst
made light of her distress, is sued 70
$4,000.
The name of the new Minister from
Austria got struck by lightning while OIL
its way here. Its hyphen was com
pletely carried away, and the letters go
so jumbled together that the telegraph
editors nearly bursted their heads in try
ing to so connect them as not to overta.
the jaw of the morning reader. The rea
name, as it comes by mail, is Ladislau
Hoyas-P -Prizenstein, il there is no erro
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n. WHITMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.
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PROFESSIONAL.
MANHOOD.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU.
IA dence. causing premature decay, ner-
v0us debility, etc., having tried In vain every
known remedy, has found q simple self-eure,
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers
Address ], lH.tREEVES, rs Nassau street.
New York - isss.s is.-ss- - 80 eod-l01
, 1875-08-11

IL
Judge Trumbull 5ostenlay morning, on behalf
Of the Bar Association, presented boforc Judge
Dr,msnond, Of tho United Ssates Circuit Court,
tho resolutions raaeod last Wednesday BY tho
Association, and Bnid:
May II rsrsaa tho Court hhve been charged with
tho sod duty OF presenting 10 your lIonors ho r"solu
tlcns aAortd by tho Chtcago Iar Association on the
ccastn of he nalh Of the Into Hon. Jesse O. Morton,
" iAr.nbcr Of the Assoctation aud 2 trttrtHionst
brother nf good reputation anil nnhlnnishe character,
Nlo herstc} thia Ilfc IN tho evening nf AtE Il 1875.
Judge Suron. though taken awny In The y!gsr Of ha
Intellectual power. and before had reached lilo three
years snd trn allotted to Ean hid been 'sseu,.
her IT tho Bar for thirtyvo Jears, and wna one Of
tho oldrrt practitioners. In thlH ron,rmrntsey new
and zaria'y-chanRins stasc but fo~ Of his
good fortune 10 hare known him mnny
years. and without erp!ng hero to speak At length ~
his virtues and hs worth. may truHt, 10 rcrniitse!
public life, whether In hin family. In 1oels intcrrontc.
Al thu bar fn tho State Legislature Ia tile Convention
s1snbled to franc The organic law or tho State.
years, embracing Of tls most oven.tu sears Of
Dur hHtnry>, the bench. or m the prosecuting officer
of thu court, ho WIN .ssrswhc'EG where nn 1o,,,;a nn
man, an the '.. II ' asery pes" ssis
with thlelity, n'i1y. and the asrctcst Integrity AZ
ways kind mud courteous in hlH intcrruMran with III!
In s death Il mourned :inost by thuso who knew him
btst.
Tho resolutions which hnve heretofore been
published in rltE T:sthnHE wero then ordered to
be placed OH tho records.
Iii tho Superior Court, also before Judge
Gary, y. L. Shoroy, Esq, offered . resolution
yesterday morning to hn7o the san0 resolutions
spread on tho records Of tho Superior Conr., At
tho eanle tinos making few rcMarAs euGo!latc
Of Judge Norton'B integrity, especially In hH
political life. T],e usual or,lor was then made
to have tho resolutions sproad Oh The record.
, 1875-08-11
house. They also opened proposa's for tho con-
,tr,ction Of ahont d, moo feet Of noworugo in
various parts Of tho city. No award waa made

house, lley also opened pf0poaAia for tho cp11-
etr,lction Of abont 50,000 feet Of noworuEo in
various parts Of tho city. No award wAa made
III either case.
of1ics yaStcrtsv wss tho nsrn.s. antrsatv ~
rnmsn nnd r1o ohiran foT the r.lo.sa ~ =
f,thnr ir,nrisnnnd fnr hmaoi,,an1ting IN an;to
IT lieIr sprrnwfml .uncaia tho Sinvmr romn,nod
i,ornrahio nrofcrri,,r r.thcr Ia IL ,l,o auilty
nn a,frcr .I,e,, "a unscnti,n for t1,o ,nero a.Lo
o5 hts family
Aty.Collector von Ao'icnd dcnlca i!,as no Il any
t1K-cater, n has boel aasosteu. Whonefer ttle
people becomo slrod OF MIN ~ o1nclnl hfc, ITO
WI retire ht once 70 pfivato NO. and ef9aRe IN
lta aan,irea hta frlent!s and nyory ono oIao that
ne VIII certainty Fun Tor tuo Cohhty lteasneos-
ehip thfa faii' nhi. IN case OF hia letnat. WHICH
10 noeme n!togothef Improbable, he WILL A. ohee
retire 70 PRIVACY.
TWO MORE GONE.
Ilh following ofder WAS anhaed from police
Headquarters yesterday morning:
Gerge +. Dunidr. Etq., CITY ifdraha!: would
respectfully report mat have MN day discharged
, Ilut. tao .u,e" ni1"n n"~us' W H so,., Ltase.t
I nrec 9or -" ~ .y,c T.
ned In thr complaint ot Besgt 0boune, and i 70
spcctfuliy aak your concurrence In such removal.
JAcon Helm, s!lpetintenfent.
ArlHnrcd: 0EnHoE l., DUNLAP, City hl"r1bal.
SIGNED AND uNstaaED.
Mayor Colyiu yesterday signed tho ordinance
rotating TO the collection Of city taxes As passed
by s1,o Council Monday evening. For reasons
which tlo ht present rcfnsca to make known. Ito
refuses to concur In tho ecctton Of Tiiley A.
Court Houeo architect. mud ateo In tho tntiiana
street railway ordinance. Wien questioned
abo'lt tlts yesterday etternoon tho only reply no
, 1875-08-11

1&hhks flf+Ht
The Town hoard mot Monday night and award
oil tho water bo.lls to rrcst0n, Kcan Il Co., their
bid being 9l 1-1t cents, with accrued interest
This is considered very fntr ratio by those Inv
ing tho matter IN charge. The Ba.no firm neEo-
tinted tho 1lie,-school bonia two years apo,
and ghvs satisfaction. Dds for mr.
ohnery, etc., will bo received until
Mt 3luuday'B moetlng. The route for tho mains
IL now boing prepared, md will probably DO sub-
nlitted Mt tue icSt mocting. Bids will tIlon be
received for pipe, and tho choice OF HyRtem OF
works rcfor1od to tho Wator Committee. Tho
expectation is to throw wntor by tito now year.
Tho tax leyy for tie presout 1iscal year wna
arranged as follows: $1,000 fer town l,urposes,
$4,000 FOR Eohds. s5,noU for running oxpensoa OF
the Wator.W .WorkB, 513, 000 for interest IN tho
water bombs and sinking; fund, mailing total of
s33,n0O. With q real-estatn valuation OF 3i,UUD,-
Uu0 to baBo this On, any ono eau hoo 10 w1a. or
tent tho town is taxed.
TEB board then adjourned to Monday, Aug. 10.
Tho RayenBwood Baseball Club invited t1so
Lake Vows to como up laat Saturday 1,ud get
boatetI, A large number Of tho llayonsnoulurH
turning out 10 SEQ 1t dGBo. Contrary to their
expectations, however, tho Lake View boya
walkcd away with their pots bY n Hcorc Of 1B to 4.
II tlle villagers Of Heo. II wisll to plny bail,
they should como southwark aud loasn how.
Sunday was . day OF much interest In Fullor-
ton Avet,uo Presbyterian Church. Fourteen
pcraons woro nddcd to tdo membership of the
Church, two by letter and twelve Oh profession.
AZ tho Sabbath school concert in tho eyonlng
tho house was full, nnd tho exercises wore Of ali
interesting character. Tho Church will probably
bo cioacd for couple Of weeks, after next Sun
lay, for repnirB.
, 1875-08-11

etc.. Tho "carricr :" sings ont, "Ho,d On
Don't ho In such hurrvl Can't you walt I'LL 1
aort tho lctte,a2" "Nnl Mol" acroam tho
1atiee. md In al fnntnnt tho lottcrs nro grabbed
nut Of his lands. Whcn they como ncroaa = lot
ter for Of tho gentlemen, thoy tina II ncorn-
fully into Tho impatient " carriers hands. and
wien ho lnA obtaiued them all, l,n takes them
into Tho o}ico mid lonycB them. # canrHo ron"rv-
lug Hacli aa arc eons to him by his doar somo-
body.
GENERAL NETe.
Mr. Norman @. peskinn Ia building now
honso on tho Htto Of tho ono that war icatroyca
by iirc laat hunlmer. II Is ono of she pfattlest
pieeoh Of architecture III 1Iylo rark.
Two limo tnArhla-front residences are In pro-
cees OF construction on Oak stroot.
Throo now brick blocks arc going up On and
ncar tllo cornor OF Brook strcot and Alice ave-
ntlc.--R pleasant place for residence.
Throa raw rows Of fwellnga arc building on
Droxol boulevard, noar Brook Htroot.
Contractor bryant ia building comfortable
dwe{ng-bnuao for 1lr. Waite.
There wora no bt1ds in the Jail .yeBtorday
1nnr,lty.
Mts. Hitchcock gave party laHt night.
Duhinchs was dull yesterday oil account Of tie
rain.
Tnn backyard ionos of tho Hydo Park 1lo.oi
was blown over by tho hurricane which occurred
last Friday night.
Boveral houses In Hyde Park and vicinity arc
rocclying now coat Of paint.
hro yon going to lilo +" tcto" TMltsdhy7
, 1875-08-11
Trout for 81 n Es0e1ntls

boskon Traveller.
correspondent, writing from Wi1llamstown,
NIass., Huys that tle proprietor Of tho Mansion
House has 1sh-ponl in which tue specklel
beauties diaport themselves, and In which guests
arc permitted to tlsll by paying 81 per pound for
nil the tlHA they cntch. Dr.. midway aud family,
Gen. JBtelson and family. With SCORES Of othor
wcll-known Now Workers, are Bojourning At
"tho Mausion." Fishing in the pond Is "a
vorite amusement, particularly as worry few iiAh
aro caught. Tho othor day the whole party bud
tried their luck with 10 results. and Mr: Dailoy
waa ridtculng thoir lack Of skill. Fiually, Con.
6ketaon Rsked permission to fish.
"Gertainly." said htr. bailey. wondering at
his attempting whore all others had failed /;
"corsainly, YOU may fish for nothing; and moro
than that, instead OF your paving MO, LII pny
You 81 q pound for a}tyo catoh."
"Ail right" said dcu. Htotson, throwing fly
with all tho prccBlou Of All old Adironaacker.
THO crowd looked on with brcathleas intorcst.
The lloat bobbed, tho llnA run out, and after a
struggle OF few minutes q magnificent T.
pounder was gasping OIL tho grass. n1r. Dafloy
Was autonlshed. But astouislImont soon gavo
place to grief. Another, another, and still an-
othor loyiatAan waY drawn from tho depthA by
tho p1ucky sportsman.
''btop," cried Mr.. Bailey, "thls has gone far
enough. Why, won't hAyo trout 1eft!"
But tho donezal did not stop just then. To
went on until 200 pounds Of tho prettiost trout
that ever took ily wore lying on the grass. Mr..
bailey was ~ good hs his word. I1p paid the
e2D0, which was just What banquet that Gen.
Tom gaya Lis frieuds tho next day cost.
, 1875-08-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
nFEEt1E rs,N kClipOIs sITES.

Tho Board OF Education held regular meet
Ing last night, President Nicl,borg in tho chair
Mr.. James doggi1,, attorney OF tho Board, rc-
ported That tho Suprvmo Court bad decided ad-
ycrso1y TO tho city on titlo to MI s0-acra tract
10 tho town OF inioa, described AZ follows: Il.
u Of N. L. Is Of Soc. 80, I. 81, N. II. IL.
The report whA ncceptel mid nlnoed on flo.
"A report syas subn,ittetl by tho Committee on
Buildings aud Grounds Iontiyo to proposals. for
school sitoB as follows: On Limo street, vent
front, north Of Twenty-sovonth stroot, owned by
j. T. Hoay. $50 by l0J feot. $4,000; oast sitlc Of
Ihroop street, botweon Eighteenth and Nino-
tcentt 200 by 1o5 feet, :D6C0; cAet Bite OF CEN
tro aycnue, bosween Twonty-dre street md
Wa!ah cdhrt lis BY 1c8 foot. sl9.6!0; cast side
Of Aupost ayenne, between Twcnty-ilres etd
Twsnty. second streets, quo BY 126 feet, 81,0iji
Touth Aido Of Sixteenth street, eat Of contrs
avenue, 193 by ia feet. ?16,o0o; north
s:do Of EisLtoonth street, cast OF Centru
avenue, 19s By 124 foet s10,0U0; ohoice on
oithnr Nineteenth Twentieth or Twcnty-iisst
Rtroots, between T1,!oop End LoomiR streets,
200 by l25 fcet, :BG0D; Centre hvopuc, west
front, commencing 900 feet north Of Taylor
street. 197 by lG0 feet. ?f5,O ZOO.
Tho Comn.iItoo, OH application. waa granted
further ti,no.
The proposition Of I4oonIs Il Dnyis to COM
promise their indebtedness to the school fund,
amounting to :l1Gn0, Was. on motion of In
spcctor Englieh. not accepted.
Tho Committee On Apparatus aud Furniture
reported tint tho total expenditure under this
head for the past year was 320,S,5.9s.
Adjourned.
, 1875-08-11

In the estimates tho salaries Of town officers
have boon taken into account AMI also the nec-
easary amounts for road aud bridge purposes.
The hchooi-tax Ia not roekonod. The County
Clurk is anxious to hear from the other towns,
70 that he can mako the extension at obco.
THE NEW HOSPITAL.
Tha Joint Commtttoo On Public buildings md
Hospital was in session Yesterday afternoon Ia
considcr bids for the construction Of sewers aud
the furnishing OF Bmokeatacks and 4ot.Alr ptpos
for the now hospital. Tha seHos work was lot
to Lyon Il Bcanlan; the smokcutacks to John
Macarthur. for u. 100 the hot-air pipes to Louia
Atultog, for *2, o30
htr. Leach, tho contractor for furnishing the
out-stouo for the hospital, was before the Com
mittee, q difficulty being threatened In the
proeross Of the work on tho hospital unless he
lived closer to his contract. lie explained tho
difficulties under which ha lad labored, and
promised that It he weto INDUCED until Monday
there would 30 10 further delays Oh bis part.
IIo waa given to understand that II hs did not
keep bis promise that the Committee would pro-
coed to furnish tho stone after Tho timo allowed
had expired.
, 1875-08-11
THE ciTY.HALL.

Last month tho Board Of Tub!o Works paid
out $4,000 for coal consumed At tho WsteE-
Works.
Tho Mayor and many Of tho Aldermen have
arranged for picoio to Hweeney's farm, ~ miles
northwest Of the city. Weather permitting. 1t
will take place to-day.
ELcridan and hia Hoard surrendered to tho
raiu yesterday and were not anywhere vslble.
however. md ho is daily expected to turn up IL
u now rolc.
Aid Hildreth and other prominent membesa
OF tho Council arc auxious!y hoping to got
through Official business at the meeting to-
morrow eyensug In order to adjourn the Council
for several Wc0kH.
Tue Board Of Public Works yesterday held =
lnal consultation on tho matter Of tho Fullerton
ayouue conduit. Tho contract will undoubtedly
to awarded 10 Fitzslmnons l. Council, with the
understanding That work IL to ba proceeded With
II NOON I'd the tax caaea arc settled.
Tue Hoard Of Public Works yesterday opsntl
proposals fur tho construction Of stable aud
NstcA.soAex Il ths Blue Island Ayonao ougua >
, 1875-08-11
CRlMtNAL.,

James Carr md Jamea Darmon, tho young
mon nccuscd by tho prorerty-man Of Queens
circus Of an assault and attempt to rob him Sat-
urday night, woro arraigncd before Justice Snn-
mcrfcl,l yesterday forenoon, and Aonorabls ao-
quilted.
Tho storo at ". Whealon, at No. 47g West In
last. wl1o etolo @G0 worth of cigars and e19 In
currency. An entrance vas ulado by breaking
open roar door.
john Bcckor tho proprietor OF daucing-hnll
on TWonty.scc0nd strest known A. Fort Ucckor.
and John Kockfo1d got into q drunken light
biting tho latter'a nnHo nnd ono Of his cars ucar-
~ of, and himsolf rccaiying.Hovoral cuts OIL tho
head, made with q knife. 10th mcu woro ar
rcsted and locked up.
4 mnn named Lynch was arrested last night
for drunkauneHs, aud, ~ it thappened, WAS locked
up ia tho Harrison Btrsot Station with Que
John Rockford, who, together with James
Baker. Ind been ruiz in some time before for
fight, in which tho latter wns dining OF Dir.
Nockforts noao. Lynch, after being placed in tho
ford went through lis pockets, realiziug ~ by
tho operation, lie then passed the money
through the coll door to Baker, who occupied
AL apartment opposite. Lynch, upon sobcrfng
up somewhat, discovered his loss, aud tho police
mon found tho money In ono Of Bakers boots.
charge Of larceny WA eutered against their
uarnca.
LIVELY cHAHE.
Officer Qulnlan. OF the TwautJ-second Street
Btntol, had sharp encounter shortly after IL
o'clock yesterday morning with two rut1lana
whom ho dfscoToted loavfng tho aafoon Of John
Roller, No. u Archor Avonuc, with keR of
whisky. several boxcB OF cigars, aud other art,-
Of one Of tho fellows, Adophus Mcsersh.
and WAS knocked down. Tho thieves then
ran down Duttertlold streoh and thence
again iuto Archer ayouue. Qninlan
followed and fired Koveral shots at them without
effect. Tie fugitiyeS promptly returned the
fire, ono bullet lodging III thu hip Of Jacob Wea-
ner, t1agman at tho Michigan 6outhsrn Rail-
road crossing, and another grazing tho officers
shoulder. ln tho meantime, officers hcKenty
aud Ueyino heard tho ghots, and headed of
hlesertl,, who WaB tallen to the ntatlon-houso.
waH found At tho house OF h1a parents, on tue
corner OF Clark aud Nfnatoenth streetH, BY Quin-
Ian. The father and mother and brother OF
Dfodie attacked the pattolnan Whea he MAS
about to mako tho AErent aud succeeded IN
giving tho young tuilian his liberty for
another short apace OF timo but iu
so doing we're themselves arrested. Young Bro
die was subsequently found lying under rail-
road car, aud aftor = short struggle Waa cap
t1lrel by Qulnfan aud plaoed 10 tho station. Gtle
revolver usoa by the prisoaor was found buried
before 1ustice Bummeraeld yesterday forenoon,
aud 1feaerth and Drodio wore held to the Grim
iual Court for triM on tho charge Of burglary, In
&700 hail each, and tho latter in III, 200 Tor an
assault With infant to kill. Tho father, molor,
and brother Of Brode wera tined $50 Oaoh for
interfering nitL Eli oillcor and reacuing prls-
oner.