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snowrxc THEIR HANDS
wh.. condition OF thing, may be q

What condition OF things may be sx-
psctsd In the '.solid South" 10 Tildsn
and Hendricks are unfortunately elect
Cd. a rulers Of this country. q be
pretty accurately determined from the
following extract from an editorial in
the Austin. Texas. Gdrets. pnnted yes
tsrdsy morning. when the Democrats
believed that they had carried the
country. II brssthss all The old spirit
Of "chivalrous'' moderation; all the old
spirit Of hatred to Republicans. and OF
opposition to freedom Of speech and
opinions on political subjects. which rs-
suited In 1860 in plunsins the nation
into civil war. and which. IL persisted
in. will certainly result in another frat
ieidal war. the end Of which will b to
sxtsrminats Southern rsbsls. and once
mere dssolats the fair cities and pro-
ductivs nslds Of the South. Read this
''ioysl'' editorial. men Of Nevada Who
voted for Samuel J. Tildsn, and reflect
upon the misery you have helped to
bring upon your country. 10. ~unhappily.
your ticket has bsen successful:
"The tables should now be turned ON the
Villains Who have ordered and used United
States troops for suppressing the frse bal.
lot Of the Southern States. and they should
Be- prosecuted and punished 70 the full e.
tsnt Of the Law. The people Of our sister
St.tss have yielded 10 brute force and bssn
denied fires ballot. and now that Tilden V
elected. let every mothers sou Of them be
brought 10 condign punishment"
The meaning OF the above 10 very
plain. 1t means that every Southern
Republican. white and black every
mothsr's son Of them lis to be ostra-
cised. That they ais to DO pursued as
they were before the war. and hunted
from the society Of the "~chivalry." II
means that black men. under the bensh-
cent rule OF Tiidsn. arc to b followed
like Wild beasts. and shot down In cold
blood. II means. in short. that . reign
Of terror Is to Be inauguratsd in tho
South. which will drive from that SEC
ton al the loyal citizons Of the United
States and once again give 1t over to
the control Of the rebels who tried to
steal 10 from us In 1860.
AL this IL means; but II means more.
Il means that the Confsdsratss Of the
South have confidence In the willingness
Of Samuel ]. Tildsn TO allow this system
Of persecution. II shows that they
voted for him because they believed
that be was in harmony with their views
on State rights. and that he would take
NO measures to "cosrce" . State into
Submission to the general Government.
We have warned the voters Of Nevada
Of this all along: and now. even before
the result Is decided. Texas Democrats
show their hands. and confirm our
words. Democrats Of Nevada. what
do you think Of this Southern branch
Of your partyf Are you not nearly
ready to sIclaim with us. God help the
Republic. 10 Tildsn is elected!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11
WHY II irs

Nobody seems TO understand Why that
tho tslegraphie dispatches which come
over the wires during the day declare
that Hayss and Wheeler are elected.
while those coming during The night %
confidently make 1t out that Tiiden and
Hendricks are elected. The only eIPls'
nation that can be offered 10 that Tldru
and Hendricks are on the night shift.
and run the great political mine to suit
themselves. They certainly do succeed
in striking porphyry every night. last
night especially. II will take the Official
cleanup to decide whats the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

The statue OF religious Liberty which
the Jews in the United States intend to
present to the National Government has
been completed. America. in the de-
sign. stands With her right arm extended
over . youth who typiaes religion ; her
left arm rests upon tho laws OF the
country. Around her brow Is n circlet
Of thirteen stars. and at her feet an eagle
holds in his talons the serpent Of intol-
srsnes. The presentation Of the statue
will shortly be made in Washington.
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NO n IN IT.

There il neither dollars nor n 10
getting vesk.kneed and giving up bets
on this election until the contest Is
fairly decided. Take all the kilograms
received thus far. from the first to the
last. and We can zee nothing in them
really decisive. or to give up money on.
Whoever may have done 30 is liable 10
consider himself q lame-backsd donkey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

Faox the publishers We have received
q copy OF the Daily Noti Ga'sts. the
publication Of which was commenced last
Monday in San Francisco. 1t gives
elaborate directions Of hotels throughout
the United States and the rest Of the
world. also lists Of arrivals at the prin.
cipal hotels in San Francisco. It con-.
tAius 4 very healthy amount Of adver-
tisemen,s. plenty Of valuable informa.
ton for travellers and business men gen.
orally. and is q very desirable paper to
have for reference. II is q good-sized
sheet. Of thirty-two columns aud pre-
senis a neai typographical appearance.
L. Baseh & Co. are the publishers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

Surveys are being made In the San ia
cinto mountains for the construction Of .
projected fume. 10 be about three miles In
length n costing In the neighborhood OF
sioo.ooo. The fiume whom built will be
used TO ship lumber from The mills and
wood from the forests In that region Of the
country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

And In accordance with law. and "a order Of
the Board Of directors. made on the 9Th day OF
October, 1916. % many sharrs Of each parcel
sold II public auction, ct the once OF the
Company. Room 20. No. 35i Montgomery
street. Fan Francisco. California. on MONDAY.
the nth day OF November. ls1s. at the hour Of
I O'Clock p. n. OF said cay. 10 pay said dslin.
quent easement thereon. together with costa
OF advertising and expenses ~ sale.
O. A. sANKEY. Secretary.
Once Room n, No. s3i Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. bolitd
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BxxAcH Of promise eases are very
numerous in England. Crying women
in the xitnsss-box do not influence the
jury.
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N.w P,rrxrs.-Through Dewey 4

Nsw PArrxrs.-Through Dewey i
Co.. Patent Agents, Gan Francisco, We
receive the following list Of United
States patents granted to Pacific coast
inventors. via: Alfred 7. Dewey. Oak
land. Cal. newspaper hls holders ; Eg-
bert Judson. San Francisco. explosive
compounds; Henry J. eastman, Eureka.
Cal. mechanical power; William Hanna,
Gilroy. Cal. compound steam boilers
and engines; Antonio Diaz Psna. San
pockets for garments ; Fred'k
Policy. San Francisco. traps for water
pipes and closets; Eugene Speddsn.
Astoria. Oregon. rowlocks; George W.
Van Dersn. San BsruArdino. Cal. oscil-
valves: Bruce wOlvsrton. Rob
usrvilis. Cal. adjustable school desks ;
Asa 4. Hovey. San Francisco, railroad
and car brakss ; Henry j.
Huttnsr. San Francisco. and Robert
Scott. New Almadsn. Cal. ore.roasting
furnaces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. II is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

EAsrER N.
c~s.aiesinE Rspsrss frsa shs Dosss-
n Btasea

CoanictlnE Rsports fro1 D
fsi states
NKs YoRK. November i0.-The reports
Of estimated majorities from Florida,
Louisiana aud South Carolina widely con-
| hiet. and probably nothing positively de-
cisivs from either Of these States will DO
known before Monday next. Both parties
In the respective States estimate their ms
i~oritie. ssfollows: acknowledgements.
5000; Republicans. 1000. South Carolina
-Democrats. 1900; Republicans. 5000.
Fiorida-Democrats. loo; Republicans
400. -,
While the reports from the doubtful
| States sxasperatingly conflict. yet the bes.
| Judgment IL that Hayes 10 elected. All
south Carolina sdvices from Republican
sources persist In claiming the State Tor
| HAYES by 5000. The conflicting Demo
| cratic claims are based on estimates OF
large districts not yet reported. The same
h true Of Louisiana. The Republican
leaders telegraph the impossibiltty OF over
| coming their majority already assured.
| The lowest estimate for the entire State 10
| 1000 majority. The National Committee
hore rely Internationally on these advicss.
In Florida Governor Stsarns and other
| Rerublicans still claim $500 majority.
~, ---aI.... n.,ncr.tie ciaims ara an
ane hsaaS an rsnor,s fro@ ssstrrn
S.n,,nsrn ~conn,ies and yue,,es Al 40.
snu ~ M - anil Ne, Tha .trony
pl nS.an .onn,,ss ara Az bordering on
| Georgia. and Marion aad Alachua In tho
ssnN,. y, 4. Ia. .n,n,,s. ~h,ch rsv.
|. nna ,,,. ~ ~ Convr..siar,i Ia.
.,v syI Yrha RsnnhII vote an ths
~ .novn 40 ha,a hen I.ryslv in.
ss"ssna .incs NV an. min, 81 bl.ets from
Gsor.;. a. s.s. n.,..cntion there. The
nsms.r.,,. I'm. si..whara ara frsouent
-. Ill a. .monn, snJ ,i,tls' ifsnv'
n,. sh.n n.,us.i ;ncr..se In nens.
s.s,;, ennrN.. Ths Rsnnhlic,n claim,
san"s.n"n,,r -, - LII ~. Name
sss,ic I'm 20 ras, 20 ,hs insscura fannds.
,ion ~ siigh, nsmocrs,ic .sins
A Card from GoSer"or ksiiogg
Nyw ORLEANS, November iO.-Tbe fol-
,o~;n, I. n,h,i.i,,., ,Li. .,.,,,,.
'e
Sia'. o. Loa'''s.s' E<esa"r. Department.
A,~ ods"s'' .,oee''oer ~, o'o.-Eahe
i'e"y.ss III your morning Issue OF this
date ] read with surprise the following
statement: Dispatches were exchanged
last might by heilogg chamberlain
also by Kellogg and Senator Connor. Radi-
cal, OF FLORIDA. The Chamberlain CORE
s~pondence to this: u Will carry
South Carolina Tor Hayes II you wiii carry
Louisiana. d Governors OF Louisiana
and south Carolina, when IL was thought
mat the eieeuon OF iiiueh dspenasd ON
those States entered intoa mutual agree
ment to return their States Tor Hayes by
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NEW
-AarIuoRs CONSOLIDATED
BHINIseo ozrasi:-Iss:.ics q S.is.

Location Of works, Cold Hiil District, sto'
reg County, Nevada.
Notics.-There are dslinqusnt upon the nl'
ment no, iD levied on the sih day Of 0cto.
hsr. isTe. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol-
loWa:
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BORN.

II ,RKIN-In Silver City. November 10. 70 10
wife Of ID. x. Hafkin. . daughter.
ROCHE-In Silver City. November Q. 10 the
wife of Il. Paul Roche, . daughter.
HILL.-In Unionviils. November Q, 10 the wife
OF Joseph Hin. Q 500.
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BULLIoN SALES.

~ N. B.-Parties wlo desire the saving
possible 10 Effect on SALE Of Bullion cen
secure our brokerage services In Virginia snd
San Francisco Tor one fourth per cent. on noon
bullion and one third per cent. 90 nAsE bullion.
CNr We will attend 10 Sales OF Dullion A..
sArED Than ~ orr ovs orrfcE
81 an EXTRA brokorags Of only one tenth VI
one per cent.
oeig I'm q. wfE1AND 1 co.
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~ The cloak room and ladies' room. -
we'll - the bootpolishing department., vii b
under the charge Of . Special Committee. and
no charge win be made TO any guest Who may
honor us on the oceasion. noiitd
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WILLIAM r. KELLooo.
The Exeis.meas Ia she East.

CHIcAoo, November l0.-News from the
whole Northwest shows that this section oil
the country il In an almost unprecedented
state Of excitement and fsverish anxiety,
At every telegraph and news Office large
crowds are thronging. awaiting the new,
Of the closely-contested election. In Chi
cago business 10 seriously interrupted and
nearly every store and every place OF bust
ness IL headquarters for political discus
sion. Tho widest rumors ere prevalent
tonight. II IL asserted thai John Nor
rissey has gone 10 Canada, taking with
him the New York pool.bor and contents.
The Republican headquarters is besicged
by an immense and excited crowd. while
the attendance at the Democratic head.
quarters has fallen OF and their spirits are
less buoyant. though keptup BY dispatches
10 the Associated Press, which, u Is we'll
understood. are Southern In origin and
come without exception from the most
earnest Southern Democrats. Mayor Heath
has q dispatch from q reliable source from
Florida tonight. declaring that the vote
was counted. that the b~allot-boxes were
safe. and Florida was Republican BY 5000.
WILMINGTON. November 10.-The ex-
element here to-day over the present
aspect Of tho Presidential election Is In
tense. AZ no y since = aay =, ,ne
eIeeton mas NIL, 'es .,an IT,.
mape W rne ,reinis mseu ~. ri,sa.
noon. ms peoas IA, ~ M \.
any trouble over the matter the people OF
the sorth must deciue tne guestion. .
hePublicans here generaiiy SUSTAIN he
action OF the PRESIDENT
CoLrNBrs, Ohio. Nov. i0.-Thc excite
ment over the election news continues una
bated. The streets have been hiled All DAY
with excited crowds, much moro irritable
and less generous than heretofore, and sew
eral street fights have occurred. Tho re-
turns have been Of such q varied character
and men have been kept waiting. so long
between hope and fear. That the moro ig-
norant Of street visitors are growing Petu-
LIANT and less inclined TO bear the chafing
Of their political opponents: Tho Demo-
cratic State Committee sttf assert their
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MARRIED
DIED.

HALI.-wHirTLE - In Austin. November Q.
Amos T. Hail 10 Mary q. whittle.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01
MINOR LOCALS.

Try Bush's family coal. It giv,s salts
faction.
Delaware Loan Association meets at 30s
Market street, this evening.
To-day the Wilmington Library Associa-
tion will hold meeting for the election Of
officers to serve the ensuing year.
On Saturday next Mr.. Heald's fifth sale
of bonds, loans, and real estate, will take
place at the Clayton House, Fifth and Mar
kct streets.
On Thursday, February Sd, the Whining
ton Navigation Company will hold its an
nual meeting, during which an election OF
officers to serve the ensuing year will take
place. 20" .H
There were no hearings at the Police
Court last evening. M. O'Toole thinks
the business is about gone to the dogs, Of
the registering of those animals was the
only work done yesterday. t,..
Tomorrow ia known throughout the
country as Ground Hog day, and If that
animal should condescend to show his phi,
ON that occasion and view his shadow in thu
sunlight, then six weeks Of bad weather
will ensue; but If the woodchuck does no
see his shadow, then six weeks Of delightful
..,lv1
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01
FAMILY NDERSTANDLNG

Some time ago, rather genteel looking
man came into the Collectors office and
applied for U. =. license to sell liquor.
He was promptly furnished with the permit
and went away. But there appears to have
been slight misunderstanding at home as
to the liquor vending business, and it was
not long before the man again appeared at
the Office and wanted to dispose Of the Ii
nnnsa 1phinh hn n5~-h--A---~ ~r---r r---- 49,
upon the same errand.
1t seems that the old mans wife, who
appears to be something of tangent, al
lowed her better half to make arrange
ments for a liquor shop in
hopes that he would stay more at home, but
the matter did not turn out so fortunately
as she expected land quarrel ensued (which
concluded in the wife's ejecting her husband
from the premises, locking the door anc
going to her sisters to live. The old mai
could not stand the pressure OF circum
stances and begged that be might be take1
to his his home again. Upon promise t.
give up the liquor business he was allowed
to return. Hence the attempt to peddle the
license to the Government. The parties
now live happily together on Sixth street.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01
SUDDEN DEATH.

Mrs. Caroline Rebecca Smith, wife of
Rev. J. r. Smith, pastor of Grace r. E.
Church, died suddenly yesterday morning
at Magnolia Station, Kent Co., Del. He'
death took place at the farm Of docte.
who resides in Philadelphia, but who had
been spending few weeks at his farm for
the benefit of his health. Mrs. Smith had
been in poor health for some time, but no
apprehension of her immediate death was
entertained by her physician, and he was in
hopes Of being able to cure her. Her hus-
band was in this city ut the time of Mrs.
Smiths death, and only on Saturday last
received from her letter stating that she
was somewhat better. But yesterday
morning telegram announced the sad
news to the bereayel husband, and be at
once started for Magnolia.
Mrs. Smith was the daughter Of the late
William Edmonson of this city. She has
been married about twenty years and leaves
several children.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01
CRIME AND DISAS TER,

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. s1.-The steam
ferry boat s'eeneral Grant" owned } BY !, 5Ghn ish4
Horn, Of this city, was burned last n'ght'
Loss about 1000, partially insured
BR1DeEToN, N. j., Jan. Sine oum- t,ni.
berland County Court reassenbled 1hls
evening. e The court room was crowded a. to Q
its greatest capacity, among whom were a
large sS numlev Of ladies All o'clock JAS;
Houghland, ESQ., tPe summogns ns,uey fog
tb the st State, and continued until the adjourn
ment.
DETROIT, NTH, Jan. S1.-on Wednes-
day night house Of o9S ,sSS:d Ms w'Gs sn 9bree
masked ma, bWglars. A man named Jinks, o.
Tinsilanti Trs and his son James were arrested
for the efime. On Saturday the son wat
e State psSGn # ' ,ht svslge as; years ns
he a, a,d Ris father ard mother were the three
! hhu,ntlars. hu The mother wore male appare
oud was also masked.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01

CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

Prince Bismarck is sick again. e,ag
The Alphonsisis have gained several i'm
portant victories in Biscay.
Buffet and Dufaure, the Ministerial can
didates for the French Senate, were de-
feated. - .ur
Three men We're suffocatel by gas from
lime-kiln, at Columbia, Pa, on Saturday
morning.
Patrick Donohoc, publisher of the Boston
Pilot, has suspended payments. Liabilities
$30S, 900; assets, $21G,0 900. '- Is. .-r,errs
Dockray, the man who was arrested in
Cuba and imprisoned In Spain, has escaped
from prison and is now in London. T7'5
The Alphonsist troops are reported to
have been very successful Of late in their
operations against the Carlists, capturing
important positions, including men, guns
and other munitions of war. ., ay g,a
John Steelwason, for many years promf
nent banker of Buffalo, N. Y, was found in
the river Sunday, he having committed sui,
eide. His recent failure led him to take
this step. .,, .- n. .-5ge;a ;at
The disappearance of Smith N. Howes,
who retired from the office of the City
Treasurer of Covington, KY, last month, !,
and the subscquens discovery Of . deficit in
his account of some $4,000, has caused, q
sensation in that city. ''''
The Senatorial Election in France, Sunday
resulted in the choice of 100 Republicans,
35 Bonapartists, 35 Legitimists, and 5 Or
leanists or Constitutionalists. These, added
to the Life Senators recently chosen, make
1S5 Republicans, 10 Constitionalists. and IS
Bonapartists. The Republican, are highly
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01
FIRST PR RESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ELECTION OF TRUSTEES,

The Trustees of the First Presbyterian
Church met in the church building, Market
street above Ninth, last evening. The Trea-
surer's report, showing increased property
in the church for the past year, was read
and accepted. The following named gen
men were elected as trustees to serve the
ensuing wear: T. F. Crawford, F. Barry, l.
A, Wilson, J. Kennedy, H. H. Barry, N. B.
Culbert, Thos. McCorkle, Jr. The Deacons
chosen are as follows: John Mcleod, II.
Mahaffy, NJ. Ocheltree, Jas. Shoemaker.
The church, through the exertions OF Its
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Duval, is very rapidly re-
covering its former position among the
churches of the city. The number OF its
congregation has lately grown much larger
its Sunday School, too, has very rapidly
grown in numbers, so that the trustees arc
now thinking seriously of either tearing
away the old Sunday School building at 10Th
and Market and replacing it with new
one, or converting the basement of the
church into a room suitable for the pur
pose required. When It will be done is, al
yet, not decided upon.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01
A Terrible Revenge.

MAN MURDERED-THE HOUSE SET ON
FIRE AND FOUR PERSONS PERISH IN
THE FLAMES.
NEW YORK, Jan. a1.-The dwelling Of Of
David H .Skidhmore, q wealthy farmer about
ans mile from Deer Park, Suffolk county,
/. L.. was burned last hight, together with
ali al q The outbuildings. No attention \. " was
ycty as # was thought os to be sad fire sdd in
The remains of skidmore were found to-
gether gel, with those of Fleet Weeks, an ,G,] old
Titus, young couple Lately sl hd%,a. hfsa to 90
work about the house. Inc poo.es sson"sa1 me,1
At At Deer Park that Skidmore who was al
ways W engaged in law suits, had been niur ~!
derel out Of revenge, and the fire was kin
died to hide the crime. The death OF othel
nersons in the house however is not ac
Counted for, and an inquest will be held to
morrow.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-01
NEW YoRK's CHASTITY MURDEH
The Reason Acknowledgements
4 Of the HOMse-AOw He DIS
posed Of the Body-His
Wlle's StatelMent-Sim-
urNAuHsn Rnsnu

NHF F'f a. 1nOh0 nOOy ~"
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-The details of the
murder of VIM. W. Simmons, by Andreas
Fuchs, in Williamsburgh, have added to
the horrors, awakened by the discovery Of
the severed head and mutilated body. When
Fuchs, or Victor Kretz, as he now declares
his name to be, was arrested yesterday he
was coolly eating his dinner, while beside
him in the stove was part of the remains
of his victim. Burning in The ire-box were
several pieces of bone, while in the oven
were the heart, lungs, kidneys and liver,
and near the door was pail
Of quick lime and the portion
of the remains found in the oven were
smeared with the quicklime destroying the
odor or the burning meat. A further search
resulted in the discovery of the entrails in
pals and large kettle, while in small
black trunk were concealed the limb. The
Coroner has empannelled jury and an in
Quest will be held Thursday. Fuchs
was brought to the Police Head
quarters with his wife and child to-day
After short examination he was taken to
photograph gallery where Ills picture was
taken. The prisoner and his wife appeared
stold and indifferent, the little girl being
the only one who appeared embarrassed.
They were rcmanded to Jail. None of the
murdered mans family were..present. Sim
mons remains have been placed in hand
some casket and will be removed to his
home in Derby, Connecticut, tomorrow.
He left wife and three daughters and two
sons.
The house in which the murder was COM
mitted ID q two-story frame building, with
no stairs inside, both stories being reached
by steps outside. Fuchs lived on the ground
floor, upon which are two rooms, kitchen
and bedroom. The Instruments found In
the house, which were used In the commit
tai of the crime and in cutting up the body
are two hatchets of medium size, ham
mer, knife and saw, all of which are now
IN the possession OF the police. l
As reason for the crime, there was not
only the jealousy of Fuchs--who, while
charging his wife with infidelity, had appa-
rently been very intimate with Simmons
but also the hope of personal gain.
Fuchs was Simmons's 'shelper," getting
only 50 a day, while Simmons, who was
next above him, was making from $50 to
$50 a week as triphammer smith, and as
Fuchs understood the working of trip
hammer he would expect promotion if Sim
mons. were got out Of the Wav- MenanHc,;
with him. Fuchs was seen wearing the Sill
ver watch of the murdered man on satu-
day night, thus adding robbery to the
GREATER crime.