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, 1875-07-07

The following rich scene recently occurred IN
"a court of justice, between the Judge
and a Dutch witness, all the way from Rotter.
dam: What is your native language 2" IT
toDgue?" " Ich hab no mudder, mynheer."
What did you first learn? What language
did you speak in the cradle ?" "I It'd not
speak no language in de cradle I only cry in
Dootch." Then there was a general laugh, in
which the judge, jury, and audience joined.
The witness was Intercepted no further about
his native Language.
What tipsy again ?" said a wife to her
husband. "No, my dear" said he, " not tipsy
but a little slippery. The fact is, somebody has
been rubbing my boots till they are smooth as a
pane Of glass"
"Come husband" said the vito of a note.
shaving stock-exchange bear, cit is time for US
to get up the day is breaking" "Well, let
it break; I don't hold any Of its paper"
, 1875-07-07
HUMORS OF THE DAY.

A rather bashful young man, after a long
and arduous courtship, found himself one bright
evening the betrothed of a pretty girl, the very
pink of modesty. He was about to take his
departure, and, after lingering about the
door for some time, he declared and protested
to Miss Sallie that he couldn't and wouldn't
leave until she had kissed him. OF course
Miss Ssllie blushed beautifully red, and avow-
ed in return that she could not and would not
do that-she never had done such a thing, and
never would until she was married. The alter
cation became exciting, until the gentleman got
huFed, and declared if he couldn't kiss her he
wouldn't have her. and was marching off. She
watched him to the door, and seeing he was in
earnest, and that she should lose him unless
something was done, she said, coaxingly,
=" Come back, then ; I'll split the difference
T:sh you. You may squeeze my hand"
A Saratoga belle who dresses nineteen times
q day has gone into o decline. So has her
father. He declines to pay his notes.
, 1875-07-07
N D

THE undersigned intends to leave
for Europe positively on the
18th of July next and request his
friends and Customers politely to
settle their accounts, so as to enable
him to meet his own engagements.
St. Croix, June 9Th 1875.
III. I. PETERSEN.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

OswEco, Sent IL, 1875
Flour unchanged; sales 1000 bbs at 81 25 for No !
% e 70 for aRs Wheat T1f s - s os Ts SusSs od 10
,9t uouole eAtr Nnta ir s.lf,a Afi,ht
gan held a. ST ~ Corn steady sales At Toe Barley
81 25 stained do 81 IS 20 Corn meal ss4 for bolted
and @ Tor @ qnooed a Per oa 9 Msed sS ea sn6
Wheat 5hc and 5c barley 43Sc.. 20 New York:
SON Lake receips~Io6oo bushels barley 10000 leet
of lumber Canal shipments-lO2OO bushels barleyi
''''''' '''' - BUFFALO, Sept ls, 1875
corn, 5000 do. Railroad receiPtsFlour, 500 bbls
SnisS SasS 900 do e 500 Do Railroad
$500 bbls wheat, $500 bushels corn 92 900 do oats
Bushels corn 900 oats 500 do Canal shipments
TO interior pointsceiNone Canal fIeiehts.whoat 6sc
Gc" Flour qaet and nd unchSSsed sales $50 S5is
SaS't So1n quiet aad @ 5000 No.
M at pa rys 20 arye Rye se Bar
ley du sales Of ourrowed state private terms
SD 30 $23 for heavy Lard duh az l4c l41ac
aSd Il Ssf D
do oats 80 900 do barley IL 600 doan from Buffalo ex
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat duh and Dropping;
amber Michigan 81 81 October 81 20; Novembef Il 81
o 81 % S amber 81 M S@ S & 81 81 No. No 1eed,ea se Pe
Soc Corn dun and lower; high mixed October, 651sc no
TaSs coSe 9o o'Ss Sh G & Ga az Sc
Receipts wo days)i9s bbs aour 600 bushels wheat
1900 do and 1000 do oats
CHICAGO, Sept 1s, 1875
Flour easier but not quotaby lower Wheat active and
bid October; 81 Q7sl 81 os, November; No do, 95c
mixed SOC spot 57Ic., October; 521Sc bid November
Soc all year rejected 57c. size. Oats in fair de.
s349c October s5e al the year Barley quiet and we weak *
761Sc 77c., spot 76hc., September Pork strong and
higher $2l 95 spot $2 g. October Lard strong and
HIGHER ut is6c spot $13 September October Bulk
steady and firm shoulders, Sc clear rib and clear
sides II 5Sc and l2c Whiskey In good demand at full
prices Is There afternoon call Of the board to-
day Receipts-50OO bbls. -four, 10000 bushels wheat
10 do 42OOO do barley, 2,ODI
do rye bbls floor 20 900 bushels wheat
81 900 do corn 440Oo do. oats $4,000 do rye, 1857 do
/ barle
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

Pacific Mail was bid up nearly point but upon Jay
Gouds effort to sell becoming apparent to the street
fell like lead through shot tower and closed at about
the lowest points Of the day on Saturday morning
meeting Of
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PACIFIC MAIL
took place. Present Mr. Gould, Sidney Dillon, Mr..
Scott the managing director, and "Charley"
Osborn The HERALDs news of the old
combination, John Roachs demands and the
publication Of personal letters up at
once for consideration. In fact, the exposures in
this journal forced action the part Of the com
mittee. Mr.. Roach had publicly stated that the City
of San Francisco should not sail unless his demands
were met small sum of money was at once voted TO
be paid Mr.. Roach and
BILL OF SALE
executed, in order to enable her to 90 TO sea II
subsequently, stated the reporter by director
that this course would have pursued Jay
Gould had not been long Of the stock Is II shame
ful that man with record black that of the Erie
manipulation should dictate terms to a respectable
American business corpOratlon2
In January 1874 one of the few reputable directors
individually executed bond at the United States Mar
shas ofhce for So OOO justified in $l6 000 to release
the Colon, which lbelled for taxes so as to allow
her TO sail and only yesterday this bond released
This gentleman is out of the company and he is
the HERALDs authority for stating that sno man with
particle OF onor could remain in the direction and pre-
his self-respect"
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
declined on Saturday it was supposed mainly from the
HERALD's editorial exposure of Goulds plans, which
warned the public from betting the three card
game which this dexterous individual has introduced
into Wall street without counting the direct cable
opposition The stock of Western Union touched a lower
price than at any time previous the Duncan -Sher
failure. Erie and gold were the bull cards and
closed at about the highest figures of the day Sage
is SAID to be the Nesor or nurser OF the dscreded
property which Mr. Gould left as n parting legacy to
bondhoders and certainly under Mr. Sage's conserva-
tive and fostering all the good elements of the
be deVplODed vet n is ful
whether large for reorganization be attracted
to this efete company even under the honest manage
ment of an old and trusted capitalist
MARKET
has been indicated almost prophetcaly by the HERALD
By exposition of actual coin in the country il
this column and the warning 20 the merchants IRON
time TO time to medde with the gold gamblers
grabbers gaherers the premium has obeyed natura
impulses and from day TO day we shall have record
Of values which will be beyond the reach Of political
gamesters and safety dial of commerce. be consulted
as the engineers consult their safety valves
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
WALL STREET NOTES.

GOSSIP on THE ExCHANGE-ExoTTEMENT IN
PACIFIC MAIL cIBcIEs-A MEETING OF THE
EXECUTIVE coMAnTTEE-THE CITY OF SAN
FRANCISCO TO sAIIl-MR. GoULDs ERIE LEGACY.
The meeting Of the officers Of the Lake Shore
Michigan Central and Fort Wayne roads noticed on
Saturday in this column resulted action. Even
If the 'poong" became an accomplished fact the hint
thrown out by the HERALD to a division of losses
would be apt to be taken into consideration The bus
ness will therefore bo transacted as formerly all
freghts being equitaby distributed Mr.. Gould per-
sonally gave out the point in Wall street that Lake
Shore would show handsome increase In business
and on this information many
cREDULoUs DUPBs sPEcULAroR
bought largely Of the stock and had the dissatisfaction
W see II decline on their hands nearly one per CENT
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
latest total earnings Obtanabe from January L.


have commanded good prices during the week. The
remark especially applicable to those Of the older
issues With capital abundant and unable TO find en-
poyment except call loans at prevailing low rates.
it but natural that our moneyed men, tired of wait
ing for change in commercial affairs should be at
tracted by good interest paying securities and make
their investments accordingly The Pacific Railroad
bonds have not been dealt in quite largely usual
In Central Pacific bonds the hrs mortgage main line are
firm at 104, while the Western Pacific FIRST mortgage
apparently just good security sells at 95 and the
California and Oregon and San Joaquin Valley branch
bonds both first mortgage per gold bonds, sell
at 9o5s and e2& carrying ~ and per cent accrued
interest respectively. Notice has been published that
the interest Ohio and Mississippi second mortgage
bonds will be paid October l, when it falls due The
following table, showing the range of prices in State
and railroad bonds since January l. will be without
interest,"
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Comptroller announces that interest the bonds
and stocks of the city and county of New York due No
vember l. 1875, will be paid that day at his Office in
the new Court House.
owners of property directed to pay all assess
ments which have been levied to Mr. A. s. Cady Clerk
of Arrears before the 5th of October All property in
at that time will be disposed Of at public auction
under the rules governing such sales.
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction will
open bids the 23d inst for supplying the institutions
with 600 barrels of -four and large quantity of dry
goods to be used in clothing prisoners and paupers un
der their charge.
General Martin T Mcmahon, Receiver of Texas, has
taken in about $3.50, 900 daily since the 18th inst
School Commissioner Herring has been appointed AS
sisant District Attorney, in place OF Mr. John Nolan,
resigned.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-THIs DAY, JAMES AGAR
Auconeer win sell az 80 New Bowery 500 lots Dresses
Shawls, Underclothing Table Linen Blankets Quilts Coats
Pantaloons and Vests BY order Of Joseph Blanae 444
Seventh avenue -
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

An elegant assortment OF the finest Furniture OF the most
modern and unique styles Of parlor chamber dining and
hail. elegant carved walnut rosewood covered In damas
and superb Centre and Card Tables and every variety
of style Of Furniture.
The above is exhibition and viii repay those in
want of furniture To be sold at auction ut No 90 Liberty
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
THE GOLD MARKET

Tux GOLD hARkET
has the theatre of much and expecta
ton and during most of the week rates on gold loans
ranged at high figures The action OF the Pennsy
vana and subsequently of the New York Democratic
conventions were used by the spectators for the mo-
mcn but outside Of these influences tho general
belief underes the market that in consequence of the
paucity Of gold in the country the price will advance
The borrowing rates were several times as high q
per cent per day The rise yesterday TO III was
ascrbed the loss of specie by the banks recorded
IN the weekly statement The following are the
coin ELncruA rInNs FoR TILE WEEK
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money during the week ranged from x to per
cent but the bulk of business done the basis Of
and per cent The foreign exchanges we're lower
and dull in consequence OF the speculation gold but
at the close showed somewhat more Of activity and
Grmness A shipment Of coin by the Cunard steamers
which sailed from London yesterday is reported The
bank statement indicates in legal tenders
from this centre to the South and West the loss in
surplus being 50, 1850 Critical examination
Of commercial paper continues, especially since the
failures that have occurred although tho quotations for
prime bills unchanged The leading brokers quote
rates as follows
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORIEANs Sept. 49, 1875
Cotton easior demand fair middling ls9te low middng
27c good ordinary ll16c Net receipts TAO gross
iss ExpQrts-To Great Britain, 1910; coastwse IL
Sales, 75O. Stock i4,774
MOBILE, Sept 1s 1875.
Cotton steady middlng, l25Sc low middlng, I2JSc {;
good ordinary l2c Net receipts 6j3 bales Exports
wise To4. Sales, 100. Stock, 2,e63.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 1S 1875.
Cotton quiet middling, 12Ac low middng. 2%c good
ordinary 2c Net receipts 1851 bales ExporA coastwse
l,56l. Sales, 1o36 Stock, 1898
CHARLESTON Sept 1s 1875
Cotton firm; middling 12Ac low middling I2bc good
ordinary nominal Net receipts, lo3l bales. Sales, 1000
WILMINGTON. ~ O.. Sept 49, 1875.
Spirits turpentine quiet 293<c Rosln Grn; strained
VI 2e9k- Tar slaadS ~ u ~
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BEvEL BILLIARD TABLES
~ with Delaneys wire cushions solely used in all
pionshp games hand Tables great bar.
gains w. III. GRIFFITH A co. Vesey street
OEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF Bill
IL lard tables will hnd by examination, that for cheap
aud stylish Printing OF any description the METROPOIE
TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 2IS Broadway can
not be surpassed.
TOHN CREAHAN. CONNECTICUT HOTEL PHIII
O delphia sole agent ia Pennsylvania for the Standard
American Billiard Tables, manufactured only by II. W.
CTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLFS-U w
- COLLENDER. successor TO Phelau A Colleuder Oace
aud warerooms, I3s Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
Since January ]

BONDS.
These have been without feature virgiaias are
rmer IN London, but are not strong as they have
been this market North Carolinas and South Caro-
nas awaiting the action Of legislators Texas bonds
nrm. The same may DO said Of Floridas although
the transactions small and OF private nature
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
-IIrY OF BOSTON.
Proposals for Water Loan
Gold
for
81 100000.
ClrY TRrAsuRERls OrrlcE. Bosro

vi IHH4sUNhNs , VFt,IUH, DOsIJN, sept 70, 1910.
the City Council sealed proposals viii be received by ths
of she city Of Boston until IL o'clock
urday September 25, 1873, for the whole or any
part Of the Water Loan OF 81 10000 to be issued
under authority of the order OF the City Council OF
Boston, dated February 2S 1873 for the purpose provd
ing additional supply of for said city The Bonds
viii be dated October 1875, and viii be due 80 years
that date bearing interest semiannualy in April and
October) At per both principal and
payable IN gold The loan will be ssued in certificates
Of each with interest coupons attached
tered certificates Of any OF thousands Tho
loan will be secured by sinking fund providing its re-
demption at maturity
Ali proposals mus. be sealed and addressed 70 G. II.
Dennie treasurer and indorsed Proposals for Water
Loan Each proposal specify clearly the amount Of
loan desired and the price offered for the All pro-
posals will be opened in the OF the Committed
Finance and City Treasurer, Saturday, September 25 1873
II O'Clock NJ The right is hereby reserved reject any
all proposals q. H. DENNIE,
City Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
icTUATIoNs FOR TIE wEEl
COIN AND BULLION.
The following were last quotations in gold for coin
EXPORTS ANp IMPORTS

The foreign commerce OF the port for the week was
follows:--General merchandise imports, including
dry goods s5 1872 49, produce exports $3 $685. 349 and
specie exports, $343, 800 The total imports of
merchandise since January l this year amount to
$245 84S 7s against $685. 437 SIS for the corresponding
period in 1874 and $297 305 2oS in 1878 The total
ports OF produce amount to $176, 722 1855, against
s2Os 1856 o21 in 1874 and S2O2 III 900 in 1873 The
total exports of specie $62 226 172 against
$42 552, S14 in 1874 and $40 339 $50 in 1873
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These fairly active and 1rm. Bankers and
other capitalists continue regard them favore
investment.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20


TREASURY DEPARTMENT Sept. IL, 1875.
By virtue of the authority given by the act Of Con-
gress, approved July II, 1870 entitled "An act au-
thorze the refunding Of the national debt" hereby
give notice that the principal and accrued interest of
the bonds herein below stated, known as nve-twenty
bonds will be paid at the Treasury of the United States
in the city of Washington and after the 18th of De-
cember, 1875 and that the interest said bonds will
that day. that is to say bonds Of the act of
June So 1854, as folIows:-
Coupon bonds $50 No 2, sol to No. $780, both nclu-
sve; S1O0 No 1901 to No. 10, 800 both inclusive;
$500 No TO- l0l to No l5,300 both inclusive 81 O00
No. 9,S0l to No. $780, both inclusive. Total
1000 000 The amount outstanding embraced in the
numbers above is $1,000, 1000 United States Sc
curies forwarded for redemption should be addressed
10 the loan Division in the Secretary's Office"
b. II. BRISTOW, Secretary.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The FnGRcia Chronicle furnishes the following the
latest total earnings obtainable from January L.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20
DENTISTRY.


A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT 125
IA West Thirty fourth street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues near BroadwaySpecal mechanical dentistry
raj rubber whaebone rubber gold patna Sets Plump
Regulators &c Take green Grand street ferry
Sixth avenue Broadway cars.
NEWBROUGH, l2s West mirty-fourth street.
A BEAUTIFUL SET, 50; GUM TEETH, sioi SINGLE.
~ 81 warranted Silver hlngs 50 cents. kxtraetln5
with gas 80 centA Exaniue specimens NEW fOkk
DENTAL ROOMS 262 Sixth avenue sixteenth street.
Remember 262.
nR WHITE iSs STXTU AyENUE-sETs OF GUM
IL Teeth, So SO St5 Silver and Bone ~
Cold 81 upwards. All work warranted EstAo.snee 49,.
NET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE MErkOrOLl.
VI TAN PRINTING ESIABLlshMhNi' 40 D'oNu"~S'
You will hnd IL advantageous
u,o DENrrsrs DENTAL OFFICE. ESTABLISHED ia
L years; Plano Mirror, Chair lnstrumens and furniture
-" va saw ' j. JAY vIl4LkRS. l55 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-20

MORTGAGE SALE-CHARLES G. DUFF, AUCTION
M eerBy virtue Of chattel mortgage will sell this
o'clock In the afternoon the
on the northwest Of Fifty fourth and Eleventh
avenLe Carpenters Wagon, Box Wagon three
Wagon Harness and all other Stock Fixtures speched
in said mortgage and now In said shop.
THOMAS CUSHING, Attorney for MortpaQee.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
Suit for Damages.

WAsl,sS,eGroS, Dec. 2.-The com
missioners of the District Of Columbia
have brought suit against, ex-Tre.s.
urer James a. Magruder Of the board
of public works and his securities,
claiming fifty thousand dollars dam,
ages. The declaration sets forth tia,
over fourteen millions was received
and I part disburscd by Mserudsr, bu,
he refused to render an account as re.
quired. His case will not go on the
trial calendar until tile February term,
and it is not probable it will be tried
until the fall of '..6.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
FOREIGN.
HORRIBLE polNGs IN THE LAND or
THE TURKS.


HORRIBLE DoINGs IN THE LAND Or
THE TURKS.
New YORK, Dec. "A private let.
ter has been received from Ragusai
Dalmatia, Austria. from q lady who
+issan eye witness Of the snfferings Of
the Hefzeg ovlnian q refugees, contain.
ing the following: very many Of
the children had only. one garment
tied together and principally CONF
posed of patches, still one mass of
rags, which seemed to make their ma
kedness more pitiful, and yet Of all
the refugees those at Ragusa arc most
fortunate, tf1e=best fed and clothed.
There arc at present in the district Of
Ragusa alone has about 10000 refu-
gees, nearly all women, children and
old men. In Mortenzo there are fifty
thousand, in Cratia and Servia thou
sands again, the whole number OF iu-
gitivcs amounting to nearly one hun
dred and fifty thousand. With the
means yeceived up 10 the present time
sixteen or eighteen thoujsnd people
might be protected % the Iextentsof a
blanket piece from the winter cold,
but there are remaining one hundred
thousand or more and their food and
the roof to cover them. to say nothing
of wounded men brought in from the
battle fields sick and dying, the child
bearing women, the pest stricken pco-
pie The lady makes an earnest ap-
peal for help to keep from death by
Ecold.and starvation whole popula-
ton whose sin is that they are chris.
tians, christian dogs, rajahs, and adds;
"M My husband was on the frontiers Of
Boznia where the river Save divides
the Turkish territory from. Austrian.
He was cntreated By. the peoplesoi
an Austrian village not to cross the
river and enter the Turkish town, as
he would certainly lose his life, but
by allowing himself to be introduced
as Merchant from Trieste he was un
molested. AS he walked through the
streets Of Constainsted the headles.
babies Of the christians lay all abou,
the streets. On the river he had seer
boats filled with refugees striving fo
dear life to reach the Austrian shore
The Turks fred into them and one o
the boats sunk; others reached til,
shore covered with blood from til.
wounds Of thefugitives, headless bod
; les ofswomen were floating on tn,
water, in the streets ofsthe town tn.
swine were feeding on the corpsesso
christian women It, -
? = ! Z
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
Crenated.

New York, Dec. 2.-Patrick Tour
10y iast night saturated the clothing
Of his wife with kerosene oil and set
itop Gre. The screams ofthe woman
brought the inmates Of the house "a
her rescue snd this flames were extin.
guished She was terribly burned
however ani is not expected tq
live. Z: J : : 80. -. !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
Fire )

H asss
ClsclssAr1, pse:s a: IA q 7 hsfae barn
filed with grain, owned BY Oliver
Mulford, at nillsbaro, was destroy oysstl
81 fire list evening, loss @l5, 900. sSa
WHlTE HALL, Dec. 2.-Jas. Nc
Donald's residence, with out.buildings,
st Willsboro, burned last night. Loss
90, COG; insurance e 90, Y ooo 3 2 -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
Baptist Church Burned.

z LeoulsvlILr, Ksy., Dec.:s:- y I a a FIRE in
the Broadway Baptist church early
this morning almost ruined the edifcc,
-yeluedsat seyenty thousand dollars,
loss two.thirds: The library Of Rev.
j. =. Barows, including q valuable
collection for years was destroyed;
loss seven thousand. Insurance on
building forty-four thousand; and on
library ~, 400.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
sa.1sndteA

LONDON, Dec. 2.-sett1ing day at
the stock exchange yesterday brought
forth rather more than the usual mum.
ber Of failures. The largest vas that.
of Bruggiotc Bros, stock and share
brokers. Their liabilities are estima-
ted 1t ta50. 900. There were FIVE
other failures Of less importance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02

Orator, Poet, and Reader.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Thc centen-
nial committee OH opening ceremon-
les have selected VIM. NJ. Evartts for
orator; w. 81. Longfellow poet; and
Z grandson Of Richard II. Lee, OF
Virginia, reader Of the declaration eoi
independence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
Dead Bodies Packed in a Barrel.

Dead Bodies Packed in a Barrel.
Cn1cAGo, Dec. 2.-Thc body Of a
woman which was packed and sent in
a barrel, together with that Of new
ly born child, to the United States
Express Company's Office here, yes.
terday, has not yet been identified and
it is by no means certain that the wo-
man was highly respectable. Kruger,
the expressmun, who took the pack
age to the Office was arrested this
morning. and pointed out the two
men, jackson and Darrow, who got
him to do the job. These men are
carpenters and it is asserted they have
done 9 bedy snatchipg business; that
DR.. f. II. Wilder furnished the bod.
les for which they got the barrel
jackson and. D2rrow have been ar.
rested and warrant is out for the at:
rest Of Wilder. A coroner's inquest
will take place 10 o.morrow.