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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09

Observation-Disclosures . is
the name of a town in the Isle of
Null. It ought to be a railway sta
tion somewhere. How the brakes
men would chew that word up.
1t is-said- that Rochefort twice at
tempted to commit suicide recently,
but was prevented. And now he
has gone anil got married. Prevent
an infatuated Frenchman from COM
mitting one desperate deed. and
he'll turn right around and commit
another.
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ADVERTISING RATES,

One square, (ten lines, or less for rstiHsertion
One Dollar, each subsequent insertion Fifty cents
A liberal discount from the above rate will be
made to yearly advertisers.
Obituaries of over ten lines will be charged as
advertisements.
All bills due upon first insertio of advertise
menf. unless otherwise contractor for.
All announcements of candidates. must be paid
for in advance.
Jon WORK must be paid for on delivery.
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"You see" said Theirs. Raphael
came from Paradise, and Michael
Angelo came from the Inferno. to
prove that the genius Of man par
takes of every character. Note the
contrast y said M. Theirs. ''Raphael.
coming from Paradise, lived like q
pagan, while Michael Angelo. com
ing from the Inferno, lived like .
saint, bearing in his heart q diviue
love for the Marchioness Of Pescara. !"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09

CINcINNATI, May 21.--Erwin
House assistant editor OF the Western
Christian Advocate, fell dead with
heart disease.
OscEoLA, PA, May 2l.-A fire
broke out at III o'clock yesterday.
All the public buildings except the
Catholic and Methodist churches
were burned. About two hundred
houses are also destroyed. Twelve
hundred people are houseiess-
Escape was cut off by the woods
taking fire. No lives were lost. The
loss j over $2,000.O00.
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What is Thought of Grants
Letter.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
The man on horseback has, for
once, at least. had his faith shaken
in his star, as is demonstrated by his
letter to Gen. Harry White, declar-
ing that he is not a candidate for re-
election. The evidence of the un-
popularity of the third term project
all over the North and West became
so unmistakable and overwhelming
as to compel his stubborn reticence
to yield. Pennsylvania struck a
blow last Wednesday straight from
the shoulder. 1t was apparent that
Ohio would on next Wednesday fol-
low suit, while from all sections of
the country, even in Administration
journals, and from Government Off
cials, evidence accumulated TO show
that the people would have none of
it. It was sufficient to alarm the
Southern Republicans, who saw that
they would be a pitiful handful by
themselves in support of Grant. The
result is unexpected at this time. 1t
was believed that Grants stubborn
nature would have maintained his
silence up to the very last moment,
but the aspect of the impending
storm was too threatening and discre-
ton became the better part of valor.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09

~ Carruth. the Vineland, n. J.)
editor. remarks in his valedictOry !:
1.-TWO months constant wrestle with
a bullet in our brain has convinced
us we lack the capacity to develop a
lead mine and publish an indepen-
dent Vineland newspaper at the
same time.''
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
The Morristown Gazette.

THE GAZETTE is a permanently established
newspaper with a paying and constantly Increasing
list of subscribers It's circulation in the counties
of Hamblen, Hawkins Cooke, Jefferson. Granger
and Claiborne is more general than any other pa
per-Inakings it the best advertising medium in
Upper East Tennessee
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
LETT YORK STATE.

A widow missed the train yester.
day, and after tearing around the
Central depot for awhile she sat
down on bench, called her three
children around her and walled:
ssOh. why did I leave York State
and come to such country?'
'sTo git a man p promptly replied
her son William, lad of ten. Il
heard Mr.. Shine say that's what you
was coming for u
She seized him and sat him down
on the bench with such force that
his hat was Jared down over his
pvaS
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
THE DIFFERENCE.

An old farmer yesterday called
on a portrait painter with view of
having his daughters face transfer
red to canvass. but when told that
it would cost him fifty dollars or
more. he stood in the door and re-
marked:
"Do you take me for lunatic? !?
Why, I got my whole hoss barn
painted over two coats, last week,
for twenty-one dollars -
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09

/ forbid Eny One Marrying
Henry Smith
for was Engaged to him March the IL
1874 for if he gifts married he viii hafto
Suffer the Penalty of the law.
/ remain as ever his intended wife
SOPHIA BAKER.
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FELT AGGRLETED.

Several days ago detective ar
rested man about fifty years old
who was hanging around one of the
depots, believing him to be the man
wanted by Cleveland parties for bur-
glary. After keeping the man locked
up for four days he was set at liberty.
When told that he could depart, he
said to the detective
81 don't think this is right"
mistakes will happen" was the
reply.
''Yes. know, but You kept me
locked up four days, and / feel ag-
grieved about it. / think you can
afford to treat to the beer y
A glass of beer settled the case
to his satisfaction.
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HAD RIGHTS.

The other day as woman was
crossing Gratiot street !. team brush
ed her so closely that she fell down.
The driver halted and asked if she
were hurt, adding:
You ought to know more than to
walk in the middle of the street"
81 had. eh?' she yelled in a shrill
voice as she brushed the dust from
her apron :. we'll, / want you to un-
derstand, sir, that I've got just as
much right in the road, sir. as any
old red boss which was ever harness.
ed up, sir 70
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HUMOROUS SCRAPS.
Collected from the Detroit CAEich.) Free Press.
CHARITABLE.

Yesterday morning as blind fid-
dler was saving away on the corner
of. Woodward and Jefferson avenues
a stranger hailing from Ohio halted
before him and said:
"Are you blind p
ayes. sir"
''Can't see anything?''
s'Not a thing"
''Not even house?'
ssNo, SIR
'.Poor man. I'm sorry for you. /
don't suppose you make half dol
lar day at fddIing, and if you
were only down where / live I'd get
you job driving team or working
on the cars =.
+ no WHOM TT NAY GONCERNi
And now. ladies, hands off Henry
Smith. of Pulaski. Oswego county,
New York, if you please:
Mareh-1875
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
WHY HE WASN' r

Yesterday when chronic old beg
gar asked a citizen for aims the man
replied.
s.No, sir-not cent.
''Pm very hard up, continued
the begger.
Cant help it" you are not
worthy person. You've been drunk
every day for the last three months"
"That isn't so, and can prove it.
&c Who by?''
b "By the Superintendent of the
House of Correction They had me
there for thirty days, and | was so
Der all the while -
He didn't get the aims, however.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
SLIGHTLY ALTERED.

While a man was guzzling drink in
Larned street saloon yesterday a
little ragged girl entered and sought
him out. and instead of requesting
him to come home. dear father. as
poor brother Benny was dead and
the house was all dark, she whisper
ed:
Now, old man. you'd better be
dusting out of here. MANS coming
around the corner with club in her
hand aud both eyes shooting fire :"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
KANTED IT TO CoUNT.

Yesterday half-drunken fellow,
armed with a club, came ont of sa
loon OH Jefferson avenue. and as he
bFandished his weapon around he
yelled:
I'm a-gowing to kill some one T.
! An elderly man, who looked as if
he had experienced a great deal OF
suffering, halted and asked:
Have you any particular choice
whom you killg'
81 No. sir-find me some one ~ was
the answer
Well. / don't encourage murder, .
continued the oldish man, /" but il
you must kill some one hope you'll
knock over q tar and gravel roofeE
that promised to roof my house be,
fore that last shower r.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-09
LEARNED soMETHING.

A slim old chap and fat woman,
husband and wife, from the East,
were riding to hotel from the de-
pot yesterday when the man caught
sight of the sun and yelled out:
. Wall, darn me if that amt Gurus p
" What?" she asked.
Why, the suns right here on my
left hand in the morningl When
we're home it's right over the boss
barn Wall, Wall-one's got to trav-
ell afore he kuows anythino 80
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06

'TnE Titusvillc PENN HcraH rcioiccs
that petroleum Is still the leading txpor-
tation from tito United Sta!cs, It's sulcg
In Europe amount to s37,000,0Oo annu-
ally. Tho next greatest expectation is
that of lard; which brings about SEQ, 600.
600 annually.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06
A Handsome Now Store.
New md ProEresSIvc ideas adopted for
tito Convenience and Advantage
or CuRtomcrH.

Strangers who visit San Francisco occa.
slonAyy, cannot help noticing the large num-
Der OF fine new buildings erected for business
purposes during the past year. II is worthy
% special notice That many firms have been
unable TO find y suitable place OF business. A
notable case OF this kind Is the nrm OF S. Mos.
grove " Co, the we'll known DRY goods mcr
chants OF San Francisco, who have so long
conducted business ut DID and 22I Third street
The business OF this firm had Increased To
such mn extent that their store OH Third street
Wns found Inadequate TO the accommodation
OF their numerous customers, besides the Ioca.
tlon was not central enough to accommodate
their customers from various paris of iIfc
State, but II was useless for them to move so
long as they could not find n place large
enough for their purposes.
AS soon as ). Mosgrovc & Co. learned that
nh elegant and substantial building WINS 10 be
erected at IA and ZIG Kearny street, they en-
gagged large space, and had II fitted up
Tor their purposes, and the result OF their
efforts must be seen to be fully appreciated
Their salcsroom has n frontage of 10 feet and
depth OF So with All |. twenty feet square,
The front consists OF n large double doorway,
and two magnificent show-windows OF plaic
glass. The Interior OF their salcsroom is lifted
up In an elegant and tasty manner. Nor is
this all, for they have spared no pains 10 be
able to minister 70 tl.e case md convenience
OF their customers. They have introduced a
novelty by making the top Of some portions
OF their counters OF plato glass, beneath
which certain goods arc displayed, so that
ladies can examine them while sitting. Near
The entrance Is q handsome Drinking Foun.
tain, where customers can help themselves
without The annoyance Of asking any one. This
Is certainly cOmmcndablc feature, and one
that lnGics will appreciate.
Our space will not permit lis 10 mention =
tenth part Oi what might DC said about this
new and attractive dry goods store. no lady
visiting this city should fail 10 call and see for
herself. Tho prOprictors and employees arc
In Keeping with the establishment; they know
how TO DO polite and prompt without annoy
Ing ladies with, that oygrbcaring pGrsi.tency
which Is so disgusting in some places. II is
safe TO say that those who go there once will
not only go again, but take their friends will
them. They have made q new departure In
not only adhering strictly TO one price but in
| marking every pIcce Of goods in plain figures
so that there Is no possibility Of deception
samples and prices OF goods are sent free 10
| NIL parts Of the country. Orders nrc pronlptly
filled and goods forwarded by express.
Remember the name and numbers. Mos.
grove q Co, iii and 1lG KGarny street, San
Francisco. r
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Barbara Eritchie.
: 1iY Mrs. NELLIE EYsrEn.

.H eay 4.u
Dame Barbara Fritcnic, tho renowned
heroine of Whitticr's celebrated poem,
: was not myth, as so many believe, born
! OF poets imaginings, but flesh and
) Dlood verify, whose eyes first saw tho
light on the 3D. of December, 1777, in
Lancastcr,t Pennsylvania, frw doors
: from the last residence OF Thaddc,ls Ste.
VEINS. f- - -
While yet child she removed 10 Fred
erick, Maryland, about thirty-flvc miles
S south of the pivotal battle ground of. Get
.;tysbarg. ~ 80 =.
: Her character was that of dignitied,
...TesefSte but kindly -natnred gcntlewo!
man: Intelligent and cultured, she moved
in the "best society" of that portion of
aristocratic Maryland, and added years
only brought to her the grlccs Of old
nge and added reverence -
When FFcdericktown was so suddenly
md unexpectedly occupied by the Con-
Tolerate army, September Q, 1SG2, hear
ing that an order had been issued to haul
|, down the Union sags from all public
= buildings, and fearing that private houses
might MISC be searched for the same. to
her precious symbol, she said:
81 will hide my flag where. they will
Z mover hunt for it" and put It between the
T lids of her family Bible. - g.,
During the four days that the army oc.
cupicd the town, harmlcssly swarminn
around and through it like bees about a
hive, sho opened her front door upon one
occasion, and found her porch full of
5.ounging soldiers. Raising tho canc with
which she always walked, she stirred it
5among them carelcssly with Tile indignant
! exclamation: "Begonc,i you lazy mack ~
..lEa They inrtahtly scattered without an in
sultiug word.
Scarcely had the rear guard of General
Jackson's army passed her home, en- route
for South Mountain, when the Army of
the Potomac entered from an opposite
direction. + 6, | -:
FDamel Fritchie was ovcrioycd. Every
nerve In her ninety -Ycars-old body thrilled
= with ecshcy as, standing inside her win
dow, sho waved her flag of honest wei
come. Her extremely venerable appear
ance, united with her extraordinary ell
thusiasm, attracted much attention. OIL
, GERS and men left the ranks that they
might ask her name and grasp her hand.
Ono distinguished general asked permits
sion that himself and son might enter
her house "and converse with this last
link of the earlier Revolution" -.
Her quaint old brick house, one and a
half stories high, between whose dormcr
windows all through war-timcS her flag
1loated, stands on the left bank Of n wide,
deep stream, called "Carroll's Creek"
Hero she spent her useful and uncvcnt-
ful days, and from here she passed on to
her higher life Il few years alter the war,
nged nlncty-siS years and fifteen days, ali
unconscious that rs time sped, thousands
would visit it MS n spot hallowed by n
: poets pen and II brave old womnu's fear
= lessncss. - 5,.T., ...... 4--.--E.
Her body lies in the cemctry con the
hill" but q few feet from the grave that
contains the ashes CT Francis Key, author
OF the "Star Spanglcd Banner -Ceatra
Christian Adr0cdte. .,..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI-thc worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consum ptloll,
and all affections OF the Lungs and Throat
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-03-06

The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley 4 Rulolson, San Francisco, for the
best photographs Ia tiio United States.
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Apply 10 WM. II. MARTIN,
General Agent California Immigrant Onion,
~ California street. San Francisco; to
TEMPLE & WORKMAN, bankers, or C;rS.
SHIELDS, Los Angeles, or Office Of the Cen.
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PEERLESS YEAST POWDER.

TRr IT.-For sale in quarter, ono, two, five
ten and twenty pound packages by all groccrs
y. +. BARTON Il Co, manufacturers, Ell and
.l3 Sacramento street, San Francisco.
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Centine1a Colony,

The Ccntincla Rancho, situated on the coast,
In westerly direction from Los Angeles and
about three miles distant from the limits of
thas beautiful city, contains - 900 acres OF
good. arabic valley land, Il large portion OF
which Is choice bottom and we'll adapted 10
! tho cultivation OF scrnl-tropicnl fruits. Near
the highest elevation is = cluster Of large
springs, from which flows stream Of crystal
water several feet wide and six or eight inches
deep, which may bc conducted To almost nny
portion OF the rancho. On the adjoining
| inches arc strong flowing wells, and Il Is the
! opinion OF Governor Downcy, Mr.. Carey and
others, that nrtcslnn water can he readily SC.
| cured on n largo portion Of The land purchased.
The surveyor Is laying out II town IN n central
| position md about three miles from = well
sheltered bay. The Los Angeles and Pacific
RailrOnd Company has been incorporated 10
build railroad from tho landing where a
ncla to Los Angeles.
There are orange, lemon and lime trees now
loaded with fruit, 5000 orange trees growing
In the orchard, 1000 tlrcc-ycnr.o old orange
trees growing In the nursery, 300 Langucdoc
almond trccs just commencing 10 bear, scv-
crnl hundred other fruit trees, and $4,000
| worth OF sheep and other personal property
The soil Ia first rate, water good, landing
! convenient, market good, and the land dog
| cheap. Ccntinoln will sell well under the ham
| MGR. Here Is chance for those who nre look
ing for homes. Over two hundred shares hnyc
already been subscribed for, and presume all
tue STOCK VIII soon DC taken. Persons anxious
TO Join the colony should lose no time In max
Ing personal examination of this prupcrly,
These lands will he disposed OF hy tho aIc.
| tionCcr, as ut LOInpoc, 20 the highest bidder,
whether q member Of the Association or nnl
Tho purchaser Of hGmcstcads will pay len nor
| cent. Of the purchase money on the lny Of
sale, and ten per cent. scmi.nnnralIy thcrcnf
| ter, with intcrcSt nj ten per cent. per annum
| until the whole purchase price has been paid.
Persons desiring homes ON this beautiful
! rancho should secure stock equal 10 the value
OF Tho lGnd desired, so that II high prices arc
obtained, rs at LOmpoc. tho dividends on their
| stock can be applied 10 their final payments
OH th0ir homcstcnds, md reduce the cost 10 or
below the original purchase price By The com.
rany. ..... ..-... q. l.. ABBOTT,
Santa Barbara
Parties desiring TO visit the land should take
steamer from San Francisco 10 Los Angeles
Qnrc, S12D; or take tho Southern Pacific Rail
road At San Francisco At $40 4. II. via Solctlad.
or the 4 +. II. train via Bakersfield, 10 Los An.
gClcs.
Apply 10 WM. II. MARTIN,
General Agent California Immigrant Onion,
hA California street, San Francisco; 10
TEMPLE & WORKMAN, bankers, or GES.
SHIELDS, los Angeles, or Office Of the Crn
tlncla Land Company, 30. 3 Temple Block.
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a. BIT OF soap rubbed on the hinges OF
doors, will prcYcnt their crcaking. =,
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Iry you afo buyihg carpet for durabil-
ity, choose small figures.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MASONIC SAVINGS AID LOAN BASK, No. G
Post street, Masonic Temple, San Francisco.-
AZ mcctlngof tho Board OF Directors OF this
BANK, held January Is, 1915. dividend was de-
clHrcd Mt the rate Of nine and one half (0I<) pcr
cent. per annuIn Oh Term Deposits, and seven
ana onc-hnll I'D per cent. per annum on Ordi-
nary Deposits, for the sem. annual term ending
January Fl, 1916, payable on and after JANUARY
%, 1870, free Of ali taxes.
~ II. Z. GRAVES. Sccreinrr.
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The New York II,OtoErssp GnI:cry,
No. 70 Third street, San Francisco, Is again
open, with larger lights, more room, uud al!
The latest improvements In Instruments All
work Is warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Cabinet Rembrnndts, only Il per dozen; Card
Kembrandts, 81 to So per doz. J. II. PETERS
successor TO Is. F. Rowland e Co. =,
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S0LDiEHS, PENSIONERS, AND ALL rFRsoys
>, having claims foT Pensions. Rouniy. itoint':cmi
SSH;;!tS ;sa cent: TO DARLING 4 SOULE, l.. o. HoS
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For Rheumatism, Gout and Sprains,
For Lamc-back, Bruises, Aches and Pains,
Use ABOLITION oil.
The Remedy that's always sure, -.
When every other fails to cure T.. ~
FRATT's ABOLITION Oil.
, 1875-01-04

character. 'As Tic uas brought M ut Nazareth.
70 may I1o slao bo brought up, nnrtused, and
cherished within avery nonl. bf.y Iia bo enter
tanod and kept tf,cro forever IIis life at nsza-
reth teaches IN lcneon Of humility, becAuse flo
mantfestsd nono Of His glory during ret,od of
thirty years. At any time during tlli8 nntiro
period Flo might have displayed 1Iis Divine pow
81 In working tntracles; and the fact that Tie
concealed His claim 10 be d prophet,
priest, and King for no long time evtncea Ills
o1tTeme humility. No Gospel, except an apo
cFaphal ono. which is probably untrue. te]1a ua
Ut anything which Christ did TO mort ieasruc-
tton till after lie began to preach tie Gospel
and We on.ht to imftato 1fH example Of se!f.de-
rfh1, and solfforgctfIlncee, AIR, aelt-nbnsgation.
III tho sArno way tho Tito Of Jesus at Nazareth
teaclos nH tho duty Of patience; because Ho
"aitod 90 long for His time to como whom lie
should manife.t Hin glory. Wo might find II
extremely difficult patiently to wait for
thirty yeara before masking any attempt
TO dfBpfAY our power, did we poasesH ertrAor-
dinAty abilities; bus NO thould mako hasto to
inform tho world concerning our wonderful fac
uftieH; Wa should eagerly yearn fur immediate
honor and VIC should hrdcntly desire present
distinetion. Jesus nubtlued ambition, and
waitod utsi1 lfo wns hhont 80 yearA Of aRe before
lilo began 10 gam that celebrity which aftcrwads
set His name far above every other IN honvau or
Garth. Su may VIC learn f1oin His example to
poBseRs our houfs n patience 1lntll VIC reach the
tiMo that Providence has unsigned when we shall
rlse to our exalted sp4ere Of Immortality aud
cAdloeB glory.
, 1875-01-04

EFQfH &Hf t-fHtCHNVFH IuHWfEFNxks
In our State Fenitent.ary thcIe is oonflnatl
man laboting uuder the hullucination, which IL
bound, sooner or lator, to se,ll him "wLere the
woodbine twlnctl.." Ills name Ia Thomas J.
Waters. an Engl'ehman by bssh' and serving out
u Royen-ycars' sentonco for burglary. For
years Or two 1,abs he has boon behaving reTy
strangely, and two month. sso deliberately bored
hole III the back part Of lis head, aud run in =
piooa Of broonl.wiEe until it touched tho other
aide Of his ctaninm. This performance did not
kill him, aud when tho surgeon in charge lua
extracted tho wlte he seemed better ttlRt ever.
lle is laboting under ths Impression that there
is something III Ills nodlle which ought TO como
out, aud yesterday ie made another attempt to
set at IT,. Having, BY some means, secured q
seated himself, placed the poiut ot the sharp 'a'-
strament directly on the top Of i, hls head. AID
calmly drove 1t In with bucket I'LL tho haIdlo
prevented .ss going any further. There 10 tat,
aerene aud smiling, with the handle Of the a%l
luck Of IN ludlau, when the ksepsr tnrncd and
discovered what had happened. The prison
surgeon was called aud 1t ouce resnoEed the ill
struu,ent. 1t had penetrated about an inch aud
half iato tla skull aAa very nassoxly escaped