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The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18

eJ sympathy is that quality Of the hu-
man heart that give. kiudl, bias TO men.
aoiioE.. Without il this world would be
POOR ii.coed. ard human nature would
- destitute Of one oi iss mo-. Leau,l'ul
attributes. Remove sympathy from gee
human h'essi, and ihc-e j. y-ctum
,ra.i.i o. IS 10 be- crcro'ci ID sr. .f
'.a, produced o., te .-.ur.l
Listt-suuain- pa"-. na
u.i's; "i e $500 whore -s- ..-
sran. Get "Loa,,Ie
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18

vs-The tobacco crop never locke a.
fner.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18
Girl Wanted

To do general house-work Enquire a..
COURIER OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18
ADMlNISTRNTEIN' SALE OF PER-
SONAL PROPERTY.

20 - e.
EO1CE j. Aerely given tnat the
undersigned. Administered. = o'the
estate ur Dauiei lociim. 3-cca Cd. v''
offer f~ s1lo II Public A, Wcrv. SO IL
late residence of IT, ds-Cdcui. iu Balm
i5gc township. rUboi, .y, In
'irta. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ge,h. 1875
all the personal property ef sail estate,
NOT fskru hy the widow. cou>i-ting OF
horses, COWS. hogs. cait'- w14ra MS and
farming Implements. Nica'. corn grow
in TIC feed and q lot az hay ana house
hold sni ktchen furniture, and various
other articles
Sale to begin AZ . O'Clock. An.
TERMS.--Sunns orssnd und' j, c-sh
over Ss.a Of rrt-iit fweiv- months ,i
he rivrn l,rchasers giving nn''e vl-'
iuteres, fr,,- f,ir v"iv'rC ct
va siicp , ri 'r- rt
good rrr al. sH-
WV. A. TrH .'t-.
Aurr. i,h. l315 81.
- &c. be ior tbs Courier
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18
No Panic! No Panic
But ---
BOOTS < SHOES
c--ts sloat o,lf aa' ny a.a lss, yssr. So ~ha
ii. iAEOCREEE

SELLS FoR.
Ladies Nice Caters, 81 90
Pebble Shoes, 10
Custom kid. I 50
Custom Mems shoes. J0
W omen'> Slippers, so
- we'd Morocco shoes. I -
Children shoes, I 10 4, 80
Misses >hoe>, To 3. 80
Boy Shoes. I to IL. 7 90
70 ., 21
Mems BoX-tOed Calf Boots, 4 30
HENRY LiNIsGSsnseE.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18

Rrnncmber hI- riscs of hrtinrss. North
uasn street, 'apposits Pei ouf...
JASPER. INDIANA.
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18

49, &c. be igr ihs Courier
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-08-18

Ts'. NscAIr- tssrscsf~s3 q lea. IA Cold Medals
a. dif-f.s. lN1iot 4sis lnd sts-cs unu,sicd aad 10
30, fr sweet ans 80 psf'oH
ssvsral FaTEers bzss s.feafT osttref q ard
rror rrsrs ctbrrs rsal. ra b. Efrcfose.
pir-s-r core ana ssl end ~, fts ..st.af,s IA
chbeit 81. - - fr rlsa-- fsn..l o. yu-. and Pea
Wll Hsttf Esgrrt - p4sc-as,-
, 1876-06-01

DEAFNESS, Noises in the head, de-
fective sight, nervous haad and mind
complaints, cataracts, amaurosis,
opthalmia, gutta serena, loss of eye
lashes, inflammation and all diseases
of the eye and ear treated upon new
and scientific principles.
J. Cleburne, M. D., member of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
don, England, registered pursuant
Act of Parliament, late Surgeon
to the Eye and Ear Institute, Suffolk
street, Pail Mall, London, England,
has the honor of announcing his ar
rival in Seattle, and may be consult
ed upon deafness, noises in the head
an all diseases of the eye and ear,
from 8 to8P. Office-Occident-
al Hotel, Room No. 1. DIR. Gle
eurne will give his advice gratis up
on all diseases incident to the hu-
man race. m24w1.
, 1876-06-01

FIRE.-About II o'clock last night
the old vacant building on the cor
ner of Main and Third streets known
as the Collar & Elbow, and formerly
occupied by Tom Osgood's squaw
dance house, took fire and burned
to the ground. together with a
couple of old rookeries adjoining it.
Bells were rung all over town, and
quite a crowd assembled, but no
effort was made to put the fire out.
Suspicious are very generally enter
tanned that it was of incendiary Or
igin, and was started for the purpose
Of enabling the gang Of thieves now
working this town to make raid on
dwellings in the upper part of the
city. Ii this was their object, they
were unsuccessful, for we have
heard of no such attempt having
been made.
, 1876-06-01
Marine Intelligence.

FREEPoRr, May 27 - Arrived,
barkentine Anicha.
VICTORIA, May 27-Arrived, bark
Revere, San Francisco.
SEATTLE, May 26- Sailed, bark
Aureola, San Francisco.
PORT MADISON, May 26-Arrived,
bark Tidal Wave, San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE, May 26-Sailed,
barkentine Victor, San Pedro.
SEATTLE, May 27-Arrived, bark
Gem of the Ocean, San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELY, May 2---Sailed,
barkentine G. L. Taylor, San Pedro.
PORT GAMBLE, May 2S---Arrived,
ship King Phillip.
PoRT TOWNSEND, May 27---Ar-
rived, bark Montana, San Francisco.
NANA1Mo, May 24---Arrived, ship
Blue Jacket.
PoRr Discovery, May 2s---Ar.
rived, brig Deacon.
SAN F'RANCIRCo, May 2S-Arrived,
schooner Concordia, Shoalwatel
Bay; schooner Ivanhoe, Coos Bay;
barkentine VIM. H. Deitz, Seattle
schooner Dreadnought, Coos Bay;
ship Pride of the Port, Burrard
Inlet.
Sailed--Ship Lookout. Sehome;
bark Northwest, Port Madison; bark
Martha Rideout, Port Blakely.
PORT MADISON, May 30-Arrived,
bark Vidette, San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND, May 30-Ar
rived, ship Ell dorado, San Fran
cisco; ship Sarah, Callao; barl
Maniano; ship Emerald, San Fran
cisco.
, 1876-06-01

'ss 0reeonian is in receipt of a
tier from Fort Wrangel which
"A company of ten practi-
miners ID Fl ting out here for the
rpose of prospecting the Tarco
untry. They fit out with six
Sths' supplies. The party take
.kee canoes. The course from here
s nearly to the mouth of the
river, distance 100 miles.
they go up the Tarco about 10
les to the forks Of the river, and
aspect from the forks. 1t is firm
believed that there is gold in that
antry, and all look anxiously for
ir success. The company are all
rdy able bodied men, and every
rson has full confidence in their
i to do all that can be
cceed. Geo. Clark, of
ounty, Oregon, has been
plain. He is reliable
a good miner. We all say
to the company"
, 1876-06-01

The argus says: The crew of the
ship Bengala was paid off on board
the ship by the agents, E. S. Fowler
4 Co., on Monday night, on condi-
tion that they weighed the adchor.
After the anchor was weighed and
the Favorite had started with the
Ep in tow, the crew embarked IN a
,.boat alongside, and q number
4eM being under the influence
iqnar, got to fighting among
sse,yes. The boat was turned
and IS Of them thrown into the
r. The ship and steamer boats
ioweretsaad II of them picked
e:ft is feared the other two were
owned, as they have not been
S=sr since
, 1876-06-01
OuR readers will possibly remem-

OuR readers will possibly remem-
her . d description, published some
months since. of a process for tenn
pering glass, invented by French
chemist, by which the glass becomes
so tough as to be practically indie
btructible. Articles made of this
glass are now coming into use on
this coast, and the first of them, a
lot of lamp chimneys, has just been
received by NJ. A. Kelly Il Co., OF
this city. They are remarkably
tough, and stand fall from con-
siderable distance and any changes
of temperature.
, 1876-06-01

MARRIED.-At Satsop, Chehalis
county, Washington Territory, on
the 9th inst, Leonard Reinig, of
this city, to Miss Margareta Schafer.
The happy couple have left on a
wedding tour to Portland, whence
they will return to this city some
time this week.
, 1876-06-01

CRY Boor AND SHOE STORE. The
best place in town to get your boots
and shoes is at the City Boot and
Shoe stor g, keptby M. McAndrews,
q practical mechanic. Nc. keeps
the best stock of boots and shoes in
town. Ask for Buckingham & Hech
boots and shoes. Boots and shoes
made to order at the City Boot and
Shoe Store, and repairing done neat
". All work warranted.
, 1876-06-01

DARING RoBBERIEs. little
city now has the honor of being the
headquarters of a gang of foot-pads
and highway robbery is getting
quite common. Two cases of this
kind occurred on Saturday night
in one of which Mr.. Jas. r. Robbins
was the victim, and in the other Mr..
Jud. Andrews, young typo in the
Mtelligeaacer office. As Mr.. Andrews
was returning home about II o'clock
at night, he was stopped on Third
st. by two men one of whom stood
over him with a revolver and large
knife, while the other one went
throgh his pockets. Their search
resulted in the discovery of broken
bladed jack-knife and a printers rule,
which they kindly allowed him to
retain. The other robbery, that of
Mr.. Robbins, probably perpetrated
by the same gang, was of a more
serious character. On Mr.. Robbins
way home he was surrounded by
three men who told him to throw up
his hands. He refused to do this
and commenced calling for help,
when one of them struck him in the
face with slung- shot, cutting Sc
we're cash.
The miscreants then fled, leaving
him in an almost insensible condi-
ton. He was assisted home by
some gentleman who was aroused
by his calls for aid.
, 1876-06-01

The Annie Stewart has been sold
to Starr Brothers. She is now
moored at Albina, undergoing COM
plete and full repairs before leaving
for the Sound. We learn that in
addition to thorough everhauling
of the machinery she is to have her
cabin raised and extended.
, 1876-06-01
DAILY OF WEDNESDAY.

Coal. - The latest quotations
from San Francisco are as follows:
Bellingham Bay, IS so; Coos Bay,
So 10; California Mount Diablo
steam, So 25OSS 40 for fine and
coarse respectively; Wellington,
-; cargoes of Scotch and English
steam, S9@S9 so; Cumberland,
S1S@$22; Nanaimo, 50 50@$10 ;
Seattle, SO; Australian, SO 25@
$40 so per ton by the cargo.
, 1876-06-01

SAM, Siwash, working for Mr..
J. NJ. Thomas of White River was
arrested on the charge of having alb
Quoted noble steed, valued at $40
from a brother Siwash. Sam had
his trial this morning before JUS
tice Scott, during which it transpir-
ed that he was guiltless Of the lar
ceny, but had only assisted the real
thief in disposing of the stolen cui-
tan. On this lesser charge he was
fined So and costs.
, 1876-06-01

MIR. JAMES r. ROBBINS, who was
assaulted by highway robbers on
Saturday and severely injured, was
able to come down town to-day. His
face is shockingly cut and bruised,
evidently having been struck by an
iron bar.
, 1876-06-01
ally of Monday.

'sT1EN, Esq, of Walla
was the Democratic
le last delegate cleo
tly remove to Wiscon-
h State he emigrated
He is induced to
.nge in hopes-d- i'm
,ealth, which has not
several months TastI
, 1876-06-01
REAL ESTATE SALEs.---The follow

REAL ESTATE SALES. follow
ing deeds have been recorded:
Andrew Lunn and wife to Bryngal
Peterson, lots l and 4, block Z, in
A. A. Denny's Addition.
Austin A. Bell to Mary G. Keder,
lots and 10, block 30, I'd addition
of heirs of Sarah A. Bell---S200.
Sane to Thos. Norris. lot u,
block 20, same addition---S100.
Same to 7. P Mcdaniel, lot IL,
block 20, same addition-S100.
, 1876-06-01

The Dayton (W. IT, Ne'cs pro-
poses to relieve the tedium incident
to that little out-of-the-way burg by
the citizens allowing the women to
get up a ticket for the several NUM-
cipal Offices and to manage the cleo
ton. It thinks that the novelty
would create a splendid sensation,
and give the town considerable
notoriety abroad. If the suggestion
is adopted, the editor reads his
title clear to fat office.
, 1876-06-01

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-We are in
formed that Peter Anderson, for
merly an engineer on board the
Zephyr, was stopped by a gang of
men last nightEAnd robbed of $50
or $780,
, 1876-06-01

SOMETHING NEw.-Call and see
the indestructable Lamp Chimney
at NJ. A. Kelly q Co.'S, the French
patent, will stand every temperature
of heat and any change and will not
brake. They keep also the best as
sortment of chimnies in town.
, 1876-06-01

SCHOOL MEET1NG.-There will be
q special school meeting held at the
Central School-house in this city,
June 9th, to take action on the build
Ing of additional school houses, as
well as such other matters as may
properly come before the meeting.
, 1876-06-01

The bark Onward, for New Cali
donia the French Penal Colony, will
soon be loaded. Blakely will then
have the Ozero, Bengala, Caroline
Reid, Cambridge and r. K. Ham
at that Port.
, 1876-06-01

We cannot all go to the Centen-
NAL, but anyone with the small
amount of one bit to invest, can get
one of Jack Levy's Centennial ci-
gars, by which he can get almost as
much enjoyment.
, 1876-06-01

To THE THIEvING FRATERNITY -
If the highminded gentleman who
who stole my pistol will call on me,
1 will present him with box of car
tridges; after which charity be-
ms at home" G. G. PERKINS.
, 1876-06-01

If the Board Of Health, which spent
thousands of dollars in the general dis
tribution of deodorizers to prevent the
spread of contagious fevers. would be
consistent, they should gratuitously
distribute GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP to the
victims of contagious eruptions. Sold
avervwhera
, 1876-06-01

THE husband of Nine. Jennie
Reiffarth, the opera singer, who was
here with the Vivian troupe two
years ago, is suing for divorce at
Sacramento, California, on the
ground of desertion.
, 1876-06-01

The Itch which commonly prevails
among people of uuclean habits and
impure blood, and usually defies the or.
dipary exPedients for its removal. can
be quickly expelled by few sblutioni
with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP. SOLD
everywhere.
, 1876-06-01

GOVERNOR FERRY and wife and
Rev. Daniel Bagley are expected to
reach San Francisco from the East
in time to take passage on the Da-
kota, which leaves on the Both.
, 1876-06-01

.THE new steamer built for Mr.. r :.
Robinson, Of this city, at Port Mad
ison, has been launched, and was
to-day towed over to town by the
Ruby. She will have her machin-
cry put in here and be fitted up.
, 1876-06-01

ODD Fellowship in Oregon num-
bered in 1856 ) lodger. with mem
bership of $50, and an annual re-
ceipt of S3,776 As. Returns this
year give the number of lodges at
81, membership 5000, and annual
receipt 100000.
, 1876-06-01

ANOTHER Vanity Fair was opened
this morning in Keach's building,
under the license procured by Jo-
seph Fares at the last term of the
Commissioners Court.
, 1876-06-01

STEILACoOM BEER ECLIPsED.-
San Francisco Lager Beer, from
Philadelphia Brewery, just received,
per City OF Panama, at the Center-
nial-foot of Mill street. 1w
, 1876-06-01

Jas. Taylor at Port Blakely has
sold out the cambridge Hotel to
Dan Sackman, who is we'll known.
The house has as good accommo-
dations as any on the Sound.
, 1876-06-01

The arrival of San Francisco
Lager Beer has created quite stir
in our city, to seeathe crowd at the
Centennial Beer Hall, at the foot of
Nil street.
, 1876-06-01

The fireworks for the Centennial
Celebration at this place have ar
rived. They include an immense
variety of everything in the pyro-
technic tine.
, 1876-06-01

ANOTHER ROBBERY. - While re-
turning from the fire last evening, a
man was stopped and robbed of
some S25. He was unable to iden-
tify his assailants.
, 1876-06-01

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-George W.
Cove to Solon T. Putnam, lots 6 and
7, block 20, Boren's plat, So, 100.
Terry estate to Joseph Foster, lot
6, block 70, Terry's Addition, $125.
, 1876-06-01

THB case of Cantini & Co. rs. Zeb
Crane came up this morning before
Justice Scott, and resulted in ver-
dict for plaintiff. An execution was
iaaue6
, 1876-06-01

For SALE.-A desirable residence
consisting of 2 lots and house on
the corner of 9Th and Pine streets.
Must be sold Immediately. Apply
to Moore; the photographer, Seattle.
, 1876-06-01

LYoN's KATHAIRIoN makes beautifuI,
glossy. luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood
tho test of 40 years. Is charmingly per-
fumsd, and has no rival. my6yl
, 1876-06-01

A HANDSOME veranda is being put
up on the front of the DISPATCH
building, for the accommodation of
Schlussel & Kant.
, 1876-06-01

RIDs WILL BE RECEIVED AT MY OFFICE
- at Utsalady, ". T.. for the rent of the IT.
salsdy, Mill Property, for four weeks from date
hereof. The property to be rented is the Saw
Mill, Boom and Wharf Privileges. Store-house,
Blacksmith Shop, with sett of tools, Carpenter
Shop. and other buildings suitable for en-
ployees, for one year from date Of lease.
The Assignee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
SD. HOWE,
Assignee of the Estats Of Thomas Cranney,
Bankrupt.
Utsalady, April 27, 1875. a2sw4
, 1876-06-01

The Citizens of Seattle have
determined to celebrate the Cen
tennial Anniversary of A5neri-
can Independence, on the CON-
ing Fourth of July.
And in order to observe the
Day in manner befitting the
Occasion, hereby, extend a cor
dial Invitation to everybody
throughout our Territory to
ioin with us and make it worthy
of the Great Event.
By order of the Committee.
Seattle. March 10, 1876. If
, 1876-06-01

HE COLLISION OF THE City OF
: ,iNAMA.- S. F. Alta Of the 10Th
,ay.4-" Last night, at about 10 o.
clock, as the City of Panama was
coming into the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.'S wharf she ran into tn,
steamship Zealandia. 1t appears
that the City of Panama came in first
at the head of the dock; but her
master receiving some instructions,
backed out into the stream, and max
ing turn came MP the dock to take
,sition aft of the Zealandia, whose
was pointing toward the head
the dock. Whether from some
understanding of the bells, or
some reason that has not yet
en- explained, she went head ON
ainst the port side of the Zealand
ia, striking her about abreast of
the after hatch, twisting and forcing
in a number of her plates for space
If about fourteen feet in length and
me foot in breadth just above and
Glow the water line. To use the
S1ve language OF one VINO was
there was hole big enough
crawl through, if he felt
Canvas was immedi-
and hung over the
event the influx of wa
of the compartments,
,eing divided into seve-
idly and soon settled
n of the steamer was on
he wharf, while her bow
we it. The Zealandia
/ in the dock for re-
, 1876-06-01

The General Committees on the
Centennial G Celebration are requested
to meet at Piper's on Saturday
night,
, 1876-06-01

SODA WATER.-For the very best
ice-cold soda-water call on J. F. Nor
rill.
, 1876-06-01

For Eastern and Califc rni Paper
and Periodicals at Publishers prices
go to John L. Jamieson's.
, 1876-06-01

BoRN.-In this city, on the 30th
inst, to the wife of George Foster,
q son.
, 1876-06-01

THE barkentine Grace Roberts ar
rived here this morning, with con-
siderable freight for Seattle mer-
chants.
, 1876-06-01

d Journal seems to
information that the
ill be taken to CALI
'le 10th of June, t@
ports on the lower
, 1876-06-01

Major Jas. r, Hayden, of Olympia,
has received telegram announcing
his confirmation as Collector of In
ternal Revenue for this district.
, 1876-06-01

For imported cigars, go to John
L. Jamieson's.
, 1876-06-01
From Daily of Tuesday.


TIE following is the list Of letters remaining
in the Seattle Post Office, King Co, Washington
Territory. for the week ending, May 81, 1875:
Boyle, Charles Bowen. David
Banchi, Peter Benson. ID
Brown, John Baker Laura
Fur on Mrs Ella Brayson Nlcolai
Church, Edwin Carska, Mulford II
Claire, S NJ Clanens, George
c rsey. stephen
Davis. W H Dewey, Henry G
Eischen Mat Elliott, Albert
Flemming, John Forgey, Jacob 4
Forgey. VIM
Guimett, Rowland Green, james
Gillespie, James Fl, 2 Grenweld L
Hendrichsen. NJ G Heris, J B
Herbert, John Howe, Geo L
Hall, Mrs Mary E Horst, Miss Bell
Jensen, Mr. johnson, John Albert
Jones, Ell
Kelly, Thomas King, Anthony
Leyshon, Hopkins Leahy, James
fheeney, Michael Phillips, J B
Rhenake, H Stewart, Robert
Sperry, Charles Sharkey, Thomas
Tobin, Charley Vaughn. jeremiah q
Wilson, W ) Wilson, Fred
Wixon, VIM W Wilson. Il
Wilson. Thomas 5
Persons calling for the above will please 81 (
the date of advertising.
W. 81. PUMPHREY, P. n.
, 1876-06-01

Our collector was unable to make
his usual weekly rounds this morn
ing. He will be around tomorrow
though.
, 1876-06-01

nd confusion inciddtt
in running order #
cylinder power press
]. any DEFICIENCIES that
d in to-nights issue.
, 1876-06-01
Local Items.
FROM DAILY OF SATURDAY.

HgAL ESTATE SALES. Fred. Will
helm to August Hannis, part of lot
8, block IL, Maynard's plat, $500.
, 1876-06-01

TIE following is the list Of letters remaining
in the Seattle Post Office, King Co., Washington
Territory. for the week ending, May 81, 1875:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

An Eastern writer claims that hall
the ministers of the Gospel do not
know how to pronounce the word
.God.' Some pulpit orators, he says,
enunciate the word as though spelled
aGawd;' Others. as though rhyming
with rod or sod Among the former
class. all bold speakers, like Talmage,
Murray, and Pnnshon. are found,
while the more reverential diyines,
like Spnrgeon, Simpson and Swing
make The name Of Deity 10 rhyme, as
Illustrated. with rod and sod-pro.
nouncing il gravely. slowly and in
subducd voice. This latter use, tho
more rare. Is preferred by the East
Iern critic, who backs up his position
by saying that none but the affected
and unschoiarly" would say: "a Ia.
borcr carrying u 'hawd' and a ,rawd,
being tired, SAT down on the 'sawd:
ate little .cawd' fish. which he had
! in a 'pawi. and soon began 10 'nawd,
when he was aroused by . yellow
'dawg.' who was barking at q 'hawg,
going al 4 quiet .iawg toward 4
! .hawg. 4 thick :fawg' soon hid them
all from sight. where they had better
remain
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Q, =. tsrsxs2y . - Hasne, ana II
0as CatsuseA - Csnservasss.
b. r. Silknittcr, the sheriff Of Ap'
panoosc county, accompanied BY j
H. Udcll, arrived in the citylast eve
ming, having in Charge q prisoner
named o. +. Gregory, who was mr..
rested at Ccntervillc, on telegram
from Col. Root, Deputy u. 8. Mar.
shall, Tor passing counterfeit money
He is charged with passing a 800
bill at the First National Bank Of
Centeryille, and $40 bills at four mer.
camille establishments in that city.
Gregory has made Centerville his
headquarters for the past year, but
has been absent good deal of the
time. While there he figured cons
apicuously as sporting character
and has been regarded with suspicion
for some time past. He passed the
countcrfeit bill at the bank while the
cashier was out. On the latter's re-
turn he made the discovery, hunted
Gregory up and made him take 1t
back.
What became Of the hill Is not
known, rs it was not found upon his
person when arrested. Two Of the
80 bills which he passed ut the mer-
camille establishments are in the pos
session of the authorities, aud they
claim to have sufficient evidence to
establish his guilt.
He was lodged in Jail and will BIO
taken at once before the Grand Jury.
which isnow in session here-Gatc
9th. "a AM