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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18

tha, Col. Merritt. now a: Fort Laramie.
has been directed by Sheridan t. inter
cep. them 81 once, at all passe.
EEw YoRK. July If Dispatches
from Washington say that Mr. Knot.
says b. does rot intend 20 recall Bris-
tow to press him any further With 9ues-
;ious about Cabinet matters though be
may call him on other points. Bris
tow. friends say be will not change his
course toward the committee on account
of the Presidents letter. aud they adj
that this question of Answering the com-
Mite If Congress gss formally dis
cussei jn the Cabinet, aud that the
President aud all the ca binet members
agreed that 10 auswers should BE-
tasae. touching the Calin-t proc.-d-
ing, or couvcrsttioiss - ANY. comsni.'.-
Of Congress
NV YORK. July 1.-THE sea, COLI
tinues almost unai,ated Scver.l sun
strokes and deaths have occurred. The
liquor law is perfec, dead letter
Yesterday oil the saloons aud gardens
were open.
The 7ribanes Saratoga special stated
privately. in conference between Tiiden
and Hendricks. here. the latter did not
once make suggestion favoring inhs-
ton, nor advance any proposition for
the modification of Tilden's hard money
views in his coming letter of accept
ance. The friends Of Hendricks have
indeed taken occasion, since be has
been here to state that he never, in ary
speech. or by any public act. advocated
the imitation heresy, and they say he
will not advocate il III his letter of &C
ceptance.
The reported rupture between the
two candidates upon the financial issue
cannot be traced To any trustworthy
source. They parted apparently on the
best of terms Tilden's reason for re-
turning To Albany. was simply the ne
cessity Of executive business.
New YORK. July 1.-The Times
Washington special says Evans, the
Fort Sill post trader. will arrive Tues
day night.
If Evans testimony can be given
Wednesday, there is prospect for trial
to DC concluded this week, and the
case given to the Court for decision.
Upon conclusion Of the testimony,
speeches will be made 10y two of the
managers and by two Of the counsel for
Belknap. The expected speeches, be-
sides, will be concluded within three
days. The Senate will not be likely 10
delay tho case great length of time
but will vote after fair declaration.
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Tuesday, July lS, 1875.
AN IMPORTANT NEED.

Probably there is no town III the
country Of equal size with ours that
has so few fire-proof buildings.
1t is matter of some surprise
that Seattle should have grown 10
population Of 5000 or 1000 inhab-
itants with but four fire-proof build
ings, all told. This year the num-
Der is 10 BE- increased by but two
more, so far a. we know with Ger.
tainty, the jail and one business
house. The time is not far distant,
if not already at hani, when expe-
diency, if not necessity, will dictate
the erection Of good brick or stone
buildings only along our thronged
business streets. Such buildings
will prove paying investments, not
only in their greater intrinsic value,
but in their greater security, and
lower insurance, in the character
stability they will give to the town,
which will be felt in'the way Of at
tracing population and business
from abroad, and in enhancing the
the value of all city real estate. 1t is
observable that in nearly all the old
towns of this coast, that were built
mp on temporary mining exeitements,
the business streets were built up
solidly with brick and mortar, whilst
there are almost none in Seattle, the
springs Of whose growth are of the
slowest and most permanent kind,
viz, coal, timber. ship building and
-HA,Eo of agriculture.
'ng that
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW York. July lex Judge Con-
molly, known IS the big Judge, died here
Saturday.
DENVER. July i6.-Parties here yes
tcrday, just in from Cornucopia, con-
firm the report Of the richest strike
yet made In the district. A vein three
feet thick has boon struck about thirty
five feet from the surface, showing some
silver in masses. The new location is
known as Grand Prize. II is causing
much excitement among the miners and
Others in this place. and it is the gener-
nj opinion that bonanza has been
struck.
LEAvESwoRru. Kansas, July IT,
Two artillery companies recently sta
toned ct Fort Lcavenworth have been
ordered TO the Indian count ry. and will
depart for the scenes Of difficulties at
once. upon the arrival of some compan-
les of tho United States Tenth cavalry.
colored. from Fort Sill, who have also
been ordered TO report tn General
Perry Part of the Fourth cavalry
have also been ordered 10 Fort Lsaven-
worth to supply the place of the oth
which departed last week for the Sioux
country.
BAY Cry, July l:-Soidiers here
have instituted movement 10 erect a
Michigan monument Ia Custer. and
called meeting for "Wednesday next
This is Independent % the National
Association organized last week at
Monroe.
OMAHA, July l,-Telegrams reeeiv.
csl here yesterday are to the eifec,
that the Indians are moving on Me,ii-
Bow, a s.atiea On the North Pacific
Railroad II is supposed for purpose
al capturing or destroying the supplies
which have been stored there recently
in great quantities by the Government
There being 5o.0oo rounds of ammuni-
ton among ether things 4 small
force Of Indians could saixe and destroy
fhsss stores. as Medicine Box i y snail
ssation. and the country round about is
sparssls settled. Their destruction at
this time would seriously impede mill.
sary operations against the Indians.
News has also been received here that
nrny Inllass are leaving the Spotted
Tail and Red Cloud agencies for the
purpose Of joining Sitting Bull, and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18

HAWAIIAN TREATY Bu.I.-The re-
terring of the Hawaiian Treaty bill TO
the Finance Committee, Immediately
after it was reported back To the Senate
favorably from the Committee on For
eign Relations. was accomplished by n
motion quietly made 10y one of its enc
mics in the Senate, with the purpose Of
unfairly and unnecessarily delaying
and perhaps defeating the measure by
consuming valuable time. Sargent
discovered the trick in season IN eater a
motion Ia reconsider the reference. and
when this privileged motion is called
up the bill can be directly brought be-
fore the Senate for action. Thus tile
maneuye against the bin has resulted
IN IFS advantage.
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RESULT OF THE EEooD.-We are
informed by . gentleman from down
-r.e Columbia that the consequences OF
the recent high water will not prove as
disastrous TO the farmers As WAS first
predicted Our informant states that
in the long run the damaging effects of
the high water will more than be COM
pcnssted for the benefits resultingt
therefrom. The high water has sweeps
away all the fences and ruined orchard
in many cases but when the river sub
sided very rich alluvial deposit
was left, which greatly adds to the
natural fertility Of the soil. The depth
Of the deposit varies from eighteen
inches to four feet, Every farm lying
below Rainier, and contiguous enough
to the river to be overlooked, has been
raised from foot and half to four
feet higher than before the freshe.. In
addition to the increased fertility If the
soil. the freshet has raised the whole
country several feet higher than before,
and has filled up holes aud hollows. pre-
viously rough. level and smooth With
the present elevation of the country.
the average height Of the spring and
summer food will fail 20 overflow the
land on the either bank. Temporarily
the farmers have sustained damage and
. small amount of Inconvenience but
the high water has produced permanent
benefits which will he felt in the future.
- Greg
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18

OLYMPIA iTEMs-A private letter
from Washington states that Mr.. Thos
Prather, of this place, was the loser of
about $500 by sn Ascending hotel
clerk, in that city. . few days age.
The money was placed in the safe of
the hotel. and when called for. both
money and the clerk who received it
were gone. The contract for building
the Unitarian Hall has been let 20 =
responsible party. and work will be
commenced without unnecessary delay.
Charles Simmons, who has been
stopping at the Quinault reservation.
in Chehalis county, Was recently taken
10 the hospital for the Insane.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18

On and after April 10th, the first class Iron
Screw Steamship CITY OF PANAMA. I 500 tons.
Capt. Seabury. and the commodious Side Wheel
Steamship. DAKOTA. 100 tons. Capt. Morse.
will sail between the Ports Of San Francisco,
Olympia snd Departure Bay. - per following
Timetables. connecting % Victoria with Steam.
ers for Nanaimo, New Westminster, Yale, Frazer
all other Ports. and q TacOma with Northern Pa
cinc Rsispad for Portland. Astoria. and all other
tmportanspoAts IN Oregon.
Through Tickets sold to principal Stations on
Northern Pscihc, Oregon and California Railroads.
and principal landings on Columbia and william.
cite Rivers. Tickets include Meals and Berths
ON Pacific Neil Steamers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18
T Ell EG r A HIC
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July l7.-Flour
sj,sj 90 500. Wheat, $3.50 Ia t1,52!.
Potatoes, 75c (a 81 90. Hay. tl3. Gold
LII. Legal tenders, sessGs9a buy.
ing, eo(a9ois selling.
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Gov. HAYES MILITARY RECORD. -

Gov. HAYES MILITARY RECORD.
The New York Mralfs Columbus cor
respondent states that Gov. Hayes
"went into the army As private. an
event which happened in this way
Stanley Mathews of Cincinnati. and
Hayes were old chool.feliows. and
when the war broke out they raised a
regiment THE Ohio First. between
them. Men enough offered 10 form
two regiments; but when they picked
their number and brought them Oh here
to Columbus 10 offer their services to
Gov. Dennison. they found there was
some jealousy among the officers At
having two lawyers put over their
heads; 50, in spirit Of patriotism and
harmony. both of the men went in -
privatcs."
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Time Table for Steamship IDA.
KOTA."


NorH-fSteamer leaves THcoms for San Fran
| cisco 1t P n. or on arrival Of train WITH Port
land passenge1. steamer leaves Olympic at
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18
SAVE YOUR EYES!

RESTORE YOUR SIGHT THROW AWAY YOUR
SPECTACLES AND TSE DOWNS MAGIC
EYE SALVE!
II cures overworked. weak. watery near sight
eyes, and other eye diseases. This Salve In pre-
scented to the public with the assurance Of its eta.
cscy ~ . curative Of most Diseases Of the Eye.
such a. acute chonic Inflammation, whether in
duced by scrofulous origin or otherwise /: weak.
meas defect Of vision. diminished tone Of the
optic nerve. diseased state Of the tissues con.
shutting that delicate organ Also for all persons
whose vocation requires an ncessant action Of the
eyes. the Eye Sslve will act ~ . charm in restor-
ing uniform. healthy action. when weakness.
pain and misery may have long threatened fatal
termination. 0For Sale by all the principal
druggists. Price $lOO. II. DOWNS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-18
PoRrs-oLYaPiA TO SAN YRAxclsco VIA pErAxruas

NoTx.-sPaaeengers from Portland will make
connection ct Victoria with Steamer City Of Pan.
anna for San Francisco.
Steamers leave San Francisco 1t ~ NJ, and
from Victoria at O'Clock p. NJ. or on arrival of
Mail Steamer from Puget Sound with Portland
passenger.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
BUILDING g REPAIRING.

A III kinds Of Building and Repairing
"a promptly attended 10 BY FRANK Ca
iUR, Rockville. Nh. FUbNiTUEE of all
kinds neaflF repaired. Those IN want Of q
practical workman are requested to give bin
cal.
Plices 70 sai: tas times. NOV y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
ID. FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER IS, 1876.
q I ieal.
ICHABoD.

So fallen so lost the light withdrawn
Which once he wore
The glory from his gray hairs gone
Forevermore
Revile him not---the Tempter hath
a snare for all;
And plying tears, not scorn and wrath,
Belt his fall
O. dumb DO passions stormy rage,
When he who might
Have lighted up and led his age,
Falls back in night.
Scorn Would The angels laugh to mark
A brish, soul driven,
Fiend-goaded, down the endless dark,
From hope and heaven
Let not the land ouee proud Of him
Insult him now,
Nor brand with deeper shame his dim,
Dishonored brow.
But lot its hulnbled sons, instead,
From sea to lake,
A long lHment, rs for the dead,
In sadness make.
OF all we loved and honored, naught
Save power remains
A falien angel pride OF thought
Still strong il chains.
IA else Is gone; from those great eyes
Tie soal has lcd
When f,ilh is lost, when honor dies,
The man is dead
Then pay the reverence of old days
no his dead tnnc
Walk backward with agerted gazo,
Aud hide the shame
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
EARLz r A-TES :

8 MOS. 6 MOS. IL NOS,
One column s25 % $40 % $75 %
Half conlan IA 90 % 90 40 90
Quarter column 90 Is % Is 90
Professional Cards {under 10 lines, 90
Yearly advertisers iIllealiowed TO change
four times during The year without charge -
Advertisements shpald be marked with time
anil space they are 10 occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
VOL. XXII.--N0. q.


before her unnatural strength should
forsake hor--- who has proposed for me Z
Name him, that may send him the ac~
oepianco be desires. The sooner the
better--for then my poor father will the
sooner be happy Who IS he e
With perfect calmness OF action, that
surprised, and somewhat alarmed her
mother she opened her desk, and pre-
pared herself 70 write she waited but
for tio name,
II Is an old acquaintance replied
Ms. itston trying to smile, for she
lelt that Charlotte was ~ fearful state,
and dreadod, as well she might. the an-
uoaneement of the panc. 1T is Mr..
Cords,
Tie appalling shflek that burst from
the child site bad tltus hartered away for
gold pierced even her Gallons feelings.
Saeh Shrek OF misery one that is
given forth only when The heart IS torn
IA twaH, and feels that 1t IS consigned,
beyond every ray u nope, to CHASTITY
dcnth n one midst q me
Il was two days before Mr.. Philip
ilaaFeas Gofdis received note from
Charlotte, declaring herself ready to be-
come ilfa wife for notwithstanding tho
extent D which The affair had progressed,
the dismissal Of istIiston, her own
desperate resolve 70 saeeor her father at
all hazards. It was two days before she
could submit to the degradation of nd
dressing a communication Of the kiud to
such man.
Jack, yon must positively let me
have live thousand this week, drawled
Cords, as extended on sofa, he
knocked the ashes from the end of
his segar, with deiieately white fingers,
sparkling with iewellod rings You
must, indeed In drained, that's q
i'.c,' loaC fiN ti'oasoha ~ iafo last
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
THE OPPORTUNITY FOLLOWING
LETTER RECEIVED WILL SHOW:
DECEMBER 4tEl, 1876.

10 1Tessrs. HABLE Baos Washington ID. O.:
GENTLEMEN letter Of the lst inst, covering state
Of sales date together with your check is al hand
has submitted meeting Of the creditors Of the
firun Of -, and declared by them TO be perfectly salts
factory They also passed unanimously resolution request
ing you all possible to dispose of all goods
hand Immediately that the affairs Of the bankrupt firm may
be settled up at You will therefore please close
the goods forced sale Get something for them; don't
care Never mind their market value, but force them
and get rid Of them any price and report
as possible Yours, with respect,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

Ase-se-s- =
would have fallcn. had not her mother
caught her. laid her upon her bed, bath
ed her forehead in cologne, aud Lett hor.
boyinr that she might be restored by an
hours rest.
That same afternoon. Elliston. who
had become a clerk in a wholesale estab
Gshment. pnon a moderate salary. receiy-
ed note Of the following purport:
=, c,.,
Of ynnrseIf apJ ,,c is,nn [,a' , Va o.r
word of counsel. The reverses III. Liston,
and Yourself, have both experienced, command
Inc symPa' , Of ~ VINO SNOW you lhey
when yenr happacs ag was about 10 Ge consam,
na,ed hy uoton win hia child. That nuion
yoG 3 must certainly lSel 's I now impossloe
stances Of de g f'miIy are "o mi Some
days since, a proposition d marriage with
Mi9s Charlotte waa made 70 Ny. Liston by a
flVn Z :, ogns gentleman, @naer hesapRos,,29
pretepsions 10 her hana In bis e,seat aistress
ii regard to pccuriary uatters, be would
eagerly as ! have the means o. knowing, en-
TRAIN !, 'le onef, esPeeia!lS 's Guaranty Is
orn+ Ia Ill., 10 sanpe gg' bin bpnasa,", ,
but he is filtered ty Tic Enowiedec dat yoiir
engagement lI slti exists Miss Charlotte has
IN u y 70 s } I = 'ba i9s + i .us p n.y."
On ber 10 sacrifice feeling to the welfare Of ber
fathers but she too q placed in All anwelcome
dilemma. make tbs statement, that you
sa a '9 po,, IN m ~ - ,a,, 0o'se' i's' 'pe
.,.cs, i. ,,e,,ya
-.
hii,stoh was amazed--cohiounaed. II
was an very plausible true, II seemed
very inconsistent win af' iaiston $ hlsh-
mlnoeone8s' 70 DC g9llty OF saeh aafe-
source lof support oot toeh ne knew
that misery WORKS great changes, and
that Air' lAlstoa lad certainly changed
maea. Put Chafiotte--tllat she should
thinE 70 desert Inn HIM, wiiom she
lad iogea 90 well,--with whom ne had
enjoyed 50 many hours Of delightful con-
ldtnee, mIngilng hearts and souls IN the
sweetest Of ail c9mapnlan Bot how
deeply she loved her father be well knew
--and pc could imagine to whit state
/ OF NINA the eonstaat sight OF his misery
might reduce her; when any sacrifice
would not seeia too severe 10 save him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

A happy heart makes blooming
yisage
4 good lif3 keeps oT wrinkles.
4 panny worth Of Iairth is worth a
pound Of sorrow.
q mcry heart doath good like a
malciag sooman
If We su5duo not our passions, they
VIII sabdpe lis.
Passion is a foyer that leaves us
weaker than il finds us.
Where reason rules, appetite obeys.
He that wants health wants every
cling
Sickness is felt, bat health not at all.
Diseases are the interest paid for
pleasure
The follies Of youth arc food for re-
pentance in old age.
Eat little at dinner, and less at
supper
After dinner sit while, after supper
walk mile
He that riseth early may walk, but
he that riscth late must trot all day.
You aeorned the rose | gave you,
And threw It needless by
Nh heart was in the token,
And g0ars in the reply,
I've nothing more to ask you,
Goodbye, sweetheart, goodbye r
A Boston paper for March ~, 1898.
contains the following marriage notice
~ Bedford, on the 8ih instant. Mr..
James Wilson 10 the amiablo Miss Dolly
Glason, both Of tbat pl9e9, after long
and tedious couftsfip-
An election bet IS to be decided at
Nantucket between two doctors. the
loser to take the most noxious dose Of
phyic which the winner can compound
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
THE S EN- TIN Ell

Is Published every Friday morning at 81 SO
per anuum, If paid within three months from
the time of subscribing, or $500 II not paid
until The end Of the year. No paper discon-
,inued until all arrearages are paid, unless ut
the ontion Of the publisher.
TERMS OF Advertising For plain matter,
ST. 90 per square Is lincs) for the first iuser-
ton, and IS cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Rule and figure matter, double the
above rates. Obituary Notices 80 cents per
square.
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.G1gyEz@ " Z ID. T. --sa
s9 7z' a594'
LIVERY It Slhn STABLES.
ysr,a,s, -.1e,a Is..e.
JACOB. p0ss, Proprietor.

SgNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
4 The public HAT Le has recently fitted up
the 81 BLES connected Wjtht The old 0asa-
ngtoo Hote3, Rockville, MD, ard aillkeepfor
hire SADDLE HORSES, HORSES aud BUG
GIE5. CARRIAGES, &c.
STAGES furnished for Picnic aud other
parties, and persons sent TO any part OF the
couatry at reasonable rates.
paa- Horses, Buqgies, &c., bought, sold
or exchanged and Horses taken at livery by
the day, week or month.
BE hopes by strict attention to business and
modsrGte eharges 10 merit and receive share
Of public patronage.
july 3-u JACOB ?0sS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

would have fallen, had not her mother
caught her, laid her upon her bed, bath
ed her forehead in cologne, aud lcft her.
hoping that she might be restored by an
hours rest.
That same afternoon, Elliston, who
had become clerk in wholesale estab-
lishment. upon moderate salary, receiv-
ed note of the following purport;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

An election bet IS to bo decided at
Nantucket between two doctors, the
loser to take the most noxious dose Of
phyic which the winner can compound
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
Health Proverbs

leosclUenp MET WEEK ]
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-16
QUEEN ESTHER.

The first performance of the o~ratorio
OF Queen Esther, given by a number
Of ladies and gentlemen Of Eureka,
took place last night at Bigelow's Hall,
and by all present was conceded to be
a perfect success. The oratorio was
given under the supervision of Prof.
Halleck, and to his careful training and
admirable method of teaching is as
cribed in a great measure the success
of the undertaking. All who took
part acquitted themselves in a very
creditable manner, and those who
were not able to witness the perform
aHce last night should not fail to be
present tonight, when the last repre-
sentation of the beautiful oratorio will
be given. Seats can be secured to-day
at the Postoflice tor this entertain
ment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-16

Rt. Raw. Il. O'Connell, Bishop of the
in town by last nights tsain.
Len Harris, the railroad detective,
was "A passenger on the train last
night. lie comes on business connect
oil with the late attempt to wreck the
passenger train near Palisade a short
time since.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-16
EOCls'S.
apl9

NorTcr TO TEANsTKRs.-Tho Golden Rule
Store has boon removed from the old stand
to that formerly occupied by Sandy Van AL
slime, one door south of Paxton Il Co.'S bank.
Go there, boys, and see Joe when you come to
town.. s3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-16

A LONG JoURNEY.-Last evening a
party of five men arrived in town from
Typo on their way to the Black Hills.
They are travelling afoot and were
rugged out in prospectors' style. They
have long aud tedious journey be-
fore them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-16

apl9

WATCHES and Jexe1ry neatly repaired. If
you rant to havo your watches and jeTeIry
repaired in n workmanlike manner. go to p.
Steler's jewelry store. one door south of 5.
Ashim < Co., Main street. 22-apl5tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-16

ACCIDENT AT THE X. K.-By the
falling Of a bank of dirt in the 600 foot
level of the X X mine yesterday after
noon, Thomas Enright, a carman, had
ms right leg broken and sustained
other severe injuries. A messenger
was dispatched to town and Doctors
BISHOP Il Cram summoned to attend
ne injured man.