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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24

The Joint Committee of the Nation
al Rife Association and Amateur Rifle
Cub met in New York lately. Ar.
rangements have been made to give an
entertainment at the Academy of Music
In aid OF the fund to pay the expenses
OF the American Team to ireland The
international match is to take place in
June.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
ENTER-OCEAN.
Ho Lake St, Chicago.
For Sale.

NHE place known as the Bohemian Gar
Il den situated in the First Ward, on the
banks OF Rock River. The lot is well a
dopted to the cultivation # fruit and vege-
taeles. There is a dwelling house. barn
Z anary aud clubhouse. on the premises.
Veronica Prochaxka
Waterfowl January, IL. 1875.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24

There are four living queens of
Spain, SO called-Christine, widow of
Ferdinand VII. who resides at Sainte
Addresse, near Havre; Isabella H.,
mother of Alfonzo XII; the Duchess
of Aosta, wife Of Prince Amadeo, of
the house of Savoy; and the wife Of
Don Carlos, who styles himself Charles
VII.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24

The appointment by Governor Tay
Tor OF DIR. .. W. Wight, has been con-
frmed by the State Senate, and thus
another Reformer is made happy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
THE POTTER LAW.

There seems TO be an evident dispo-
sltion at Madison among the le-isla-
tors to make some change in the Pot
ter Law. That in some respects the
law is crude and unfinished and needs
some readjusting cannot be denied
But we are of the opinion that the
main features of the law. and especial
ly that relating to passenger tariff,
should stand. Of course the railway
magnates are IN favor Of changes that
would be equal to a virtual repeal.
The Potter Law, without abridging
the rights of the people of the state,
can be made more satisfactory than
1t Is at present to the railroads. but
granting all the railways demand cannot
at the same time satisfy the people.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24

Not alone on its political character does
| the INTEROCEAN rest it's claims to pop
uar favor. 1t aims at the highest excel
lence in all departments and in this era of
progressive joul nalism aspires to position
among the best.
The INTER-OCEAN makes especial
claims as
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
It's columns are carefully guarded
against Objectionable matter, and every eff
fort is made to render it a pleasant and
profitable companion to the home Preside.
THE COMMERCfAL DEPARTMENT
Is conducted with great care, and every
thing possible is done to make the MAR
KET REPORTS such IS the FARMERS and
BUSINESS MEN of the North west can RE-
LY UPON.
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Is carefully edited by gentlemen of abil-
ity and experience.
In Literature,
Local and General News,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE
And everything that goes to make
A FIRsT-CLASS NEWSPAPER
1t is not excelled by any publication in the
country. The INTE2-OCEAN isa
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER,
one that will be found useful and interest
ing to Americans in every part of the globe.
While it especially represents the GREAT
lNTE ESTS OF THE NORTHW EST, it is
National IN its views and comprehensive in
its gatherings, Firm ia its political
faith, it is not bigoted, and in all discussions
aims to be candid, digniied, and above per-
sonal abuse.
The INTER-O OCEAN has the largest ag-
gregate circulation Of any newspaper pub
lshed in the Northwest. 1t is sent to more
than 5000 Post Offices, distributed in every
State and Territory in the United States
in all the British Provinces, and numerous
foreign States and countries.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
DISAPPOINTMENT
Grand Gift Concert
ENYNsAT WISCONSIN
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
At Turner Hail. Watertown Wis
Until March "a. 1875

Owing to the blockade of the railroads and the possby getting
returns from ticket agents. consequence the postponed
to Wednesday, March 24th, 1875.
Full returns from ticket agents must be made previous the
drawings by the 18th March, without pledge
themselves that the drawing will take place specified time,
money will be refunded.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
State News.

Charles Clauber, who left Madison
a meath ago for the benefit of his
hea!,h, died Los Angeles, California,
on the 10Th inst.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-17
AMONG THE LILIES.

BY SUSAN COOLIDGE.
She stood among the lilies
In sunsets brightest ray;
Among the tall June lilies,
As stately fair as they;
And !, boyish lover tllen, :.
Looked once, and, lingering, looked agah
And life began that day
She sat among the lilies,
My sweet, all lily-pae;
The summer lilies listened,
| whispered low my tale.
Oh golden anthers, breathing PAIN,
Oh, hush of peace, oh! twilight calm,
Did YOU or | prevail!
She lies among the lily SHOWS,
Beneath the wintry sky;
All round her and about her
The buried lilies lie.
They will awake at touch OF Spring,
And she, my fair and tlower-like thing,
In spring timely and by.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-17
A Grasshopper Feast.

Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Riley and
Straight determined to test the cooked
locust question in regard to its adapta-
bility as food for the human stomach.
Getting wind of the affair, and being
always in haste to indulge in free feed
ing, we made bold to intrude ourselves
on our scientific friends. We found q
bounteous table spread, surrounded by
the gentlemen named, accompanied by
Mrs. Straight and Miss Maltby. Without
much waste of ceremony there were five
persons seated, and we were helped
to soup which plainly showed its
locust origin, and tasted like chicken
soup--aud it was good; after seasoning
was added we could distinguish deli
cate mushroom flavor--and II was bet
ter. Then came battercakes, through
which locusts were well mixed. The
soup had banished silly prejudice and
sharpened our appetite for this next les
son, and batter-cakes quickly disappeared
also Baked locusts were then tried
(plain hoppers without grease or condi-
ment), and either with or without ac-
compartments; it was pronounced an ex-
cellent dish.
The meal was closed with dessert q
In John the Baptist-baked locust and
honev-and, if we knew anything, we
can testify that the distinguished Script
ure character must have thrived on his
rude diet in the wilderness of Judca.
We believe this is the first attempt at
putting this insect to its best use, and the
result is not only highly satisfactory to
those brave enough to make the attempt,
but, should this insect make his visit Oft
ener and cause greater destruction, fu-
ture generations will hail its presence
with 10y. It will be jubilee year--like
mama in the wilderness ~ quails in the
desert-food without money and without
pfice.
Now, dear reader, you may shrug your
shoulders and smile, hut henceforth we
shall esteem grasshoppers a luxury to be
cassed with oysters, trutiies, mush
rooms, etc.
AS soon as arrangements can be made
an assortment OF locusts viii be sent to
st. Louis tor n trial by the scientific re-
searchers of that city = |Farrensburg kNo
Ness.
"GENIEs," says Clara Louise Kellogg,
|
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-17

"GENrEs," says Clara Louise Kellogg,
" is well enough, but perseverance wins"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

House bsu ito
the times OF hvl
several judicial dis.
Senator Shepard reported favorabIJ on
Senate bill .sto pI Divide for the coliectiWl oi
back taxes due by nilway companies, add
to provide penalties for the nOu-paynisai
tof.the same
Bills PASSED.
House joint resolution making an APP
propriation to pay the members, officers and
employees OF the present Legislature"
Senate joint resolution providing
amendments 20 the Constitution, was UNI
der discussion nearly all the morning; va
rious amendments we're offered, and adop-
ted, and the joint solution was ordered
engrossed.
The bill will come UP on its final passage
tomorrow, and will probably pass by the
requisite two-thirds majority.
Senate adjourned to P. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Senator Ireland introduced joint resolu-
ton making it the dutyOf the Attorney
General to institute legal proceedings in
! certain cases." Passed.
House bill ''to incorporate the Brazos
Santiago and Rio Grande Canal Company"
Passed.
Senate hill "to provide for the election
and qualifications of assessors and collectors
of taxes Passed.
Senate bill ''to amend the act to reorgan-
lie the Seventh, Eighth and Eleventh Judi
ciaI Districts" Passed.
Senate bill ''to ascertain the deficiencies
of the State government, and amounts due
individuals was taken up and considered
pretty much all the evening, and was the
pending business when the Senate ad-
journed.
Several nominations made by the Cover
nor were confirmed.
Senate adjourned to 8 p. NJ.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

Mrs. Nellie A. Swisher (nSc Niekersob),
wife of Col. Milt Swisher, died at her resi-
dence in tins city, Monday morning at
two o'clock. She was born, we believe, at
Medina, Ohio, and thoroughly educated
ut Oberlin. She was of strong, generous
impulses, and, thinking herself right, moth
ing diverted her from paths Of duty. Her
attachments were very, strong and her
friends, those worth the having She
taught school here and in Houston, and,
everywhere, IN the school room and at the
Preside, as teacher or wife or mother, dis
charged every duty with inhexible, unfal-
tering fidelity. Her admirable traits of
character, illustrated In earnestness Of feel
ing aud highmoral courage, were strongly
and clearly defined in ali her acts ana words.
She leaves two children, the Oldest, even
now famous for its beauty, only cighteen
months old she died Is feaflessly as she
had lived and was buried TUESDAY morning
az II o'clock, the funeral services conduc-
ted by fher pastor. Rev. Mr.. Phillips, at the
husbands. Col. SWishers, residence.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11


WIVES and mothers who suffer under any
cf the various ailments incidental to the sex
n married life, can readily understand the
value Of an agreeable cordial, Whieh com
bines the properties Of a wholesome tonic
and nervine with those Of an Alternative and
regulating medicine. Only women know
what women endure; aud if there he any
means of assuagipg the distress OF body and
mind which 50 many thousands OF then
experience day after day and week after
week, with fortitude whicbputsto shame
the boasted courage Of man, who viii deny
that 80 great blessing TO the sex should
be found in every household2 Such com
forting, cheering, strength-rebewing, puri-
tying and regulating agent does exist in
Clouds InvigOrating Cordial.
MORLEY Bios, Druggists
Pecan Street
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

II 4 asserted a. fact that every cayaseer 10 has
turned his attention % The Introduction Of the New
Family sewing Machine n HE locaity. OF who has
bern furtuneie enough 20 eceare IN agency ha4 out
and tricd agents a. the highpriced machnes, which
latter they row replace. 4he aculand. IA cnor-
mons and sale 60 rapid, and money made 90
readily with 90 little Effort, that farmers, trades
m0n spectators etc, are nocking into the bosness
a. FAST they e1n secafe telriloE{ ane So .aslf
"a ii rsrVoloa5 how thcec machines sei when exhio-
ned 4 being rccognizcd tat that people vii
buy ne bet at the lowest price. II celt4inF
= he machine q the times and does Us
sane ucSk a1 other nacnlacs q 10y ee'l-s.
a. nine,y dollars, snd Rely es a,. =
cst 1lf yhl Visual rfIoc 81 - 1uo4 en- .ftle-. - y
8 funIshr1 % see he r11t amount Of llor =. per
lolrl1 ~ - low cost us l1yenicla ale cAy lnon-
ealsd WITH icstiulrlee 81 ~ vert - t9,s 1s- -
.ase 1cPel,I favor prove. y - p, ~. - =
uoo n1Fl family. If has attained - en-
flaclc rorltalin1 - many thousands q lcMe4
-. i1steIic4 OK ii4 Eo'1 1lrcnsl1. IoTrit "a
pl1.ty, slnrliy. certainly nnd 1lse % operation
e4gi1E, Uhlle TIE u1ldcfol io fc1 ftnelsy dollars
icE l.l7 ~. rI-aI1'1 ~ u ~. with stro1<
tabs a14 tr4-ll, pave AZ I'm rclIlicn en-
.',sI ost g, - ~ .isP,l aloa.e p =
gnoe o. yrlr VIE, 1nnrArn 10t.cr sisir- - Irly
IIIcl. and lo1Il nc.1t h1nl 81 ~ ~, il tonf
I..itll, 81. What & tclI-rl a In ric hrsT cnrsth
..-.e i. 10y p -.- - .f md 1lIz1
IDr M 1'Ic. .I.'1Ir 1r14 .--,.-I.~
- lhlir &c ~, '.a ~ N11r~ .--e
-ttg1nro rIlc1l. ana VA - trlror1l ~ - rrr
tt1E - .ItE NNN |.la F,E .. - n 1tn
So. ~, y 81. -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

amendmen<, Ieating shtfn.AnlorE nc colll,
10 be concurrell in
After = heated discussion the amendment
was concUrred IN.
Dir DeBman called uo fhs hin affachin~
\ slice OF Trinity 10 Pope oOnntv. Passed.
but a Reconsideration was moved
Mr. Sayers called up the bin authorizing
Gonzales county to bridge Peach creek near
the BRACES crossing. Passed
Adjourned.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11
MARRIED.

On the fourth instant az the residence Of the brides
father Mr. ~ NJ DOugherty, "a e8ldwel county,
Texas by Rev. j. J. A. Roach, DANIEL i. PRICE
and Miss SMILE DOUGHEkpI.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11
WnAF blessing it is that there is place

WHAT blessing it is that there is place
of punishment prepared, for the consign-
ment Of earthly demons like hewho shelled
the city of Austin on Sunday night and
killed policeman Finley. But if there was
no such place, it would be somesatisfaction
to keep them for life in the Travis county
Jail. In fact it is question which is the
most preferable place, Hades or thesTravis
county Jail. 9 -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

8 O'Clock P. ~, at his residence, from which
his funeral win take place 6 o'clock to
day. ~ F8
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

WE referred some time ago to the out
rage done by mob in Mason county.
There were i've horse thieves taken by forty
men from the jail, and these were about TO
execute the whole number, when the sheriff
and rangers inteffered, rescuing two of the
horse. thieves. One OF these was after
wards shot and, perhaps, fatally wounded
by the Infatuated people. The fifth escaped,
while three were hanged till dead. Sew
eral of the mob have been arrested, and
will be identided-and prosecuted, ~
FARE REDUcED.-As viii be seen by our
dispatches, another reduction of passenger
rates between the East and the West has
taken place. The fare now from Baltimore
to st. Louis is but ten dollars-less than
half what it was before the completion of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Rail-
roads are Of no benefit; oh, mol The only
thing that weighs against Texas is the
scarcity of railroads. and !, hntI we get
them, we must play second fiddle to other
and more favored states-of tie Union.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

Roll called; quorum present.
The following Senate amendments were
concurred in; To bin regulating the gov
eEnmenl-0f the agricultural and MechAni-
cal College designating the Lieutenant Gov
ernOr and Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives IS supefntendenis, together with
the Governor 70 bin providing for recompil-
AtioH 81 patented lands; 70 ban prohibiting
sale Of intoxicating liquors within twenty
odd places, adding the names Of several
others; to bin requiring county courts q
fulnIsh county suTFeyoIs with books and
snaps; 70 hill authorizing Cfayson county
70 isrle bonds, noe 70 bc sold Tor less than
riteIy Cehts % The d0llr
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

DTED.-Mrs. Logan, wife of Col. John
d. Logan, formerly of San Antonio, and
now a resident of this city, died Monday
night, and was buried yesterday. Mrs. Lo-
gan had been an invalid for several years,
and was quite feeble when she came to this
city some two or three weeks since. Col.
Logan and his daughter, the only remaining
members of his family have the sympa-
thies of our citizens in this their sad
bereavement. Mrs. Logan was a loving
wife and mother, and esteemed By all who
knew her.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

THE editor Of the Gdtettf d0n'T seem to
know how many States there ore IN the
Union, or how many Senators each Stale
has in the Federal Congress. In an edItO-
rial, yesterday, he says: 1.-THE news from
Washington is more encouraging. On Tues
day night the debate in the Senate closed
on the Arkansas question, and that body
proceeded to vote on the substitute declar-
ing James Brooks Governor. The motion
was rejected by aeyote, Of $50 .nays 70 so
yeas. From the above auotption We are
to understand that the United States SEN
ate has at least 230 members. Well, the
Gazette has again come within $50 of MAX
ing correct statement, which is about as
near the truth as the public expects from it.
3 PosTPoKEMENT or THE Texas REAL Es-
TATE DRAWING. to the invariasle
custom of postponing drawings, the public
will not believe they will take place until
the expected postponement takes place.
Although literally patronized, we have not
disposed of quite all the tickets. Owing
to the above cause, together with the UNI
precedented rains and floods throughout
the entire South, as well as Texas, and as
we are determined to have a full drawing,
thereby insuring entire satisfaction to ell
ticket holders, we have postponed our
drawing to May 13-about sixty days
when everything will be paid in full.
mara d&w1t ]. E. FOSTER, Manager.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

Two splendid stations, imported from
Europe in 1871, win stand the present sea-
son at the swenson place, one mile east of
Austin. For particulars, see advertising
column.
The Governor has w(h)ackOed the utter
national subsidy bill.
THERE viii be soiree at the Executive
Mansion on next Thursday evening, the
eleventh instant. The p6blie generally are
;,,,;,s,l "a attend
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

Senator Wool reported faTorably on Sen
ate bill 10 incorporate the LongVieE and
TexaTkana Air-Iine Railroad Company.n
senator Mouis reported unEavolably on
Senate bill 70 authorize the lfppoiniee IN
charge Of the Capitol grounds 70 contract
Tor ) supply of water - pr0tert tie CAPT
toi bnildines and eroundssn iavotally On
House bili providing for tha payment Of
certain furniture in the Governors Man
SION iavorably On Senate bill ito dispose
AZ certain furniture and malting lafora-
biy On senate blll 80 provide for tie ale
fcs6inr 81 he Furniture bcIoaeinr to thu
Capitol
senator Bradley. reported aEoably o.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

GALyEsEos. 1lsfrh 3. = Noncy sictd5 at1 en-
changed. Cold steady q llff' buglE a11 eel
ing silver unchanged g io71io5j sbaginE ard t1I
Bacon quiet and unchanged; clear sides Issfc: e.
coiee-stock IL inporlers hspos = SID q
arrive none: prices elca4g, ftu 81 l1t JOS y
quoted e e0sce per busla; 1elling from tlcfe ~
aud unchanged. hams onici q decide; 'ss 81
choice sugar cslod i11Sc. Hide .ltc 2. 81 -
seIecied i9sic. kips and celrds q -; ~ 1.''1s
selected, gcs - they fuu, tIL3llei y ten..e
| eI1e sfock s. lard quiet. HoIersef Eto Ie<a
lair amply viii and COED oel.e11. ~ ".
per anilon foF bllTsIs; h4l rle.e . est4
/ ioc ddgauco, fob lolg &C ~ ~ p.Ittl4 I.ttt
ss1a.li .e.ins y, 4. 81 q .S'eI3. ~ 80
1 Tonirl1nn nad 1froG, lrrl WIZ ~ go reI| I10I
/ inlsfioF u &c; c1g1lon etIS1ci f .eue
/ - sl.cf ctolee g.; eEoond qoall,y ~ E.IlrI
81 slls q ip'ses crs.Atd 80 peafalll 3
aosfos -ll,.trf dan ans noninai: .Irtg5
is1fes good nliddliaE lesfe; .sIs9 81 lalct
Nav 1olE, A4rcl 3--stpI1 oI1e1 6 .l1
chorf 49, oorSrs.r - d1Il fIz.e 61lI a.
Cotton dan anf poullI1i Enles ~ 1s
e q 80 li.iss: ~ "a - "a ii
I.IEEHFooE, Marf1 b. Keen liftsl1 r1..|I ~
SSs4 osis.S s'lsi'. "a l.'s, .,.i.5 81.
11re 't1lss lor sl,ocrl1linn al1 e,,.dri-
- 10 a. ~ isss. 49, :. z. s.'''
c6tisn-llsf fec1IIl1 rs taI11. eIo.
an Hnl11. Fnlnree cI11r1 1llloTl 0'I7. - .| I.'
NaFl1 l5i<4l 49, ArH q 4
1nne ~ ~ 3. I.f; jay lt.fzI ~ 4t.I E.
fe1lllaI a - Crlob.f lE A u 1Il1cf I||1s'
1sI-tfei Dell q 20 We. efIlcr1 ~
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NV 1lUl111. 0I1TE1 &C
nr1or 1.1 t1l1l 1l1or,1rrrt ~ c.|IN 1|.I. ITfl
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/ 80 ,.ts 1oc| - lsI|re 81 Ia' I4@ ~ I.IE
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-03-11

slider whether it is expcdient TO make claim
for other Offices
The Democrats have been accorded tho
craftsmanship Of the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, making three committees. Some o.
the committees have been increased from
seven to eight members, upon which the
Democrats have three.
Vice President Wilson is absent
The State department has cipher dis
patch that the Yirginius papers are signed,
which allows 500 pounds 70 the families
Of each victim. The cargoes Of the YES
sells arrived at port and regularly entered a
the Custom House but not discharged be
fore the tariff bill became alaw arc exempt
s new YORK.
NEW York, March up. u. King, whou
the House wanted in the Paciic Mall mat
ter, has arrived from Canada
a bill has been introduced ia the New
York Legislature allowing Mrs. TillOn'
testimony In her own case.
NEW YoRK, March Ia snOwstorm con
tinued throughout last night, but Il IS nov
sunny. A heavy body Of snow fell.
Gerritt Smiths widow is dead.
Beechers church was elutfed. The door
were locked 81 half-past ten. A cIamOrou
crowd continued knocking. FOuFtecn nep
members were received.
EEw YORK, March "a special diap1tel
70 the Times from Concord, New lamp
shire, says The CAMPAIGN WIS opened a.
night with great meetings u the large
cities Of the State, held b both parties
They show By tiIcir cauya1ses that tnei
think fllc State Is sure. and 4 - lmpo1siDl'
- predict the result. There can be ~
doubt Int that both parties are - bette
Condition than ever before. The prohibi
liorISlr have scasceIy been heard from, b.
- freiinit - that they vii genernliy sot
~;fk fI,c RcpublicaDs 4 = thought TIA
sfe F'rgf District viii be carried easily b.
4 f6e fspnblicdns. the second Be eevcd b.
email maj0lfty, and the Third win 60 y
the Dcnoclats. Tie fxfIleinent OYER -
! ~ fi6n flaads IS great Ye.teTde
ifEcrs were fE'o arrests.