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CONTESTED ELECTIONS,
il11ONQEnl III. uAn4I.RnY.

Sprint Ds2dfeh to The Chlcapo 741bua,.
WARRINGTON. p. C.. April 19.-Tho lIouee
commenced IN ita day session The formal argu-
ucnt in tho long }iae Of contested election cases.
which. since tho beginning Of the session. haYa
tiled tho docket Of tho Election Committee.
Tho slEst reached wAs that Of Dromberg {whttc)
~. 1lar"lhon '(cofoEed). sitting member. 1t uss
Significant rommont upon tho character Of
southern potitica that tho Committee unanf-
moualv. Democrats and Republicans, decided
tha: tho scat belonged to tho Republican biting
ncn'oor: All that tho only pretcnee OF
prima tace c'atu that .brombo'g had was
obkaued by tho MOS. deliberate nnd Wholesale
Fcrjury Of witnosaes, and the rurlous fact iu tle
casu was that the Democrats charged. aud the
Republicans did not ticny it. that tho nerjurv
Wan committed bT KchaD!ican ui.ncsaes III bo-
halt Of tho Democratic contestant. Tho action
Of the lEouan ll::.lus shat whatever became OF
tho t;oreInnrnt baron IN Alabama, Jcro liaral.
son did nu: buy votes With it,
lilo caso Of Fiu1ay scEbus y ellis. also colorcd,
sstlsIg mesuber, wus begun. That OF Is Hoyus
ressus Farwell Is hko1y boon to follow.
, 1876-04-19
THE PRESIDENTS SALARY.
4 VETO 4{EaAA0H

1i<-taf bupdteh t. 7Ae chtcaop Tribune
u WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 18.-Prositlcnt Grnu1
sent tnessass 10 tho Senate to-day vo.oing tbs
Dill reducing tho Halary Of tho President Of ths
tu!tod seatoE from 10000 to e25,o00 por m.
nufn. The message WAS mt read. hut IL is uu.
dethtood that tle 1'rcrllens takes The Grouud
tuat tue salary Of t00 tl1od wlop tia popu.
latiun Of the United Statae VIA hut Il. GfI0 fMI II
Insufficient. nov that tho population is ~ u0o1,- :
Mo When tbo proaiden.'s salary wls &25-
ooo per aunuu tho salary OF rncmburt
Of Congress uas fixed ut sc rnr DAY. averaging
1t from tin1o to time and now It il s5.0OO 10,
Annnnt. The President says thA, no ono Win
hks livcd III Washington can regard e25, Gao as IL
sufficient ealars for tue Chief Magistrate, and,
whfln It will naal:o but little difference to him,
Justice towar1s hts succeseor dcm,uds th,t hs
should vo&p the bill,
, 1876-04-19

'spsr1u t1'p"fea n 7h> C.,eaoo Triouns
T*sIlSnroS. y. t., April 1e.-The Senate,
htter aentn wrets!lng with tho bill for repaytns
Pennsylvania arenue, parsed It, and then dis
cussod ami passed tho Deficiency bill. A num-
her Of itcnls nore added, including several tot
tho ply Of Senate officers. Of 425, 900 to Iefray
tho expenses Ut tho Inst summers lElack Hills
Commission, aud another Of e7S,GuJ for thu
Government displays It the Cen:ennial Ex-
poettton. The provieo Of tho House il
the bill "that al otIlcera appointed hJ
tho President fer tho Territories shall DO boua
ildo citt9ens Ut tho Territories respectively fur
which they shall bs appointed Sns stsickou out
by the Sc1,ato. The Scnat. Committee OH An
propriatione received thia bil on the 18th aul it
will bo returned to tho House to-E,o:rou. rh,m-
ii3 promusnea4 in dihcharR!ns public hus1esa
which might 10 inlsascd n tho ot.er cnd Of tia
Capitol. Iu the oagerneas Of tho Ilonse iuyesti-
eating committees TO dhh 1lp roulo EcnudaI rs
tlect,ng upon Republicans. tbs bust3ess ia tor
1ihy iu Arse21r mid 1t II scarcely ,osaib:o that il
cap be trausscscd b~foro the middle Of Juno.
EE.gSAr.
Tho managers OF tho inpeaclnent. in spite
Of thu long time they have had for prcpaEsuon..
seem to bn badly bclint in their casc. To-day
they spont saEla sims In taking now testimony.
which would seen. tn indicate that as thev pro-
Good With ths consideration OF thla case they ID
no: consider it ~ yet h.rone ooouGh to rest
upon tha Usidnuce tREon Hl!en the House passed.
the ARTICLES Of impeachment.
f7ethe .tAsosldff1 {ffss.1
EEf1:SrK rEPEAEISons.
WAsN1HaroS. II. C., April 1s.--The Ecnata
Finance Committee has received from Comm,s-
siuncr prat: letter Ii, response to an inquiry
81 to tho rrorriety md expedieucy OF aboliehiug
tue otll:o nf supervisor OF Internal Eeveuuo.
Tic Comm,sAioncr writes that II the same powos
10 administer oa:hH, examine books and papers,
and compelling tho giving Of testimony, bo con-
ferFel uroa 1cycnne nceuta Ito be exercised un-
der direction OF the Commiseioner OF Internal
,slsl without loss to tho ncryice. and With coz
siderable saving to The Treasury. He recon-
meuds that this bn done. aud ii, tho course OF
his communication states that during tho last
expenses Of tho ten Supervisors averaged 913,-'
775 eAch.
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INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THElN IssuE.
WARnlHa1uS, D. C., April 1B.-secsatary
BEistow this afternoon issued tho following it,-
structtons concerning tho issue Of silver coin In
place OF fractional currency:
1s-My vrtuc 81 authority vested in tho srt.St.fs af
t:!ol, :" Az act to provide for dcacfsacy iu m ths
srtmon aud the aaus Of silver cun nf thr United
ftstes iu place OF fractional currency, appr,seI April
authorized nroa Presentation II their respective
otieca for redemption Of fractional currency Ut TIN
United ft.es III suua of IS multiplts ,hr:sof ~
sorte by denominations anu in suount NJ. 10 t1:ttd
4iOo 70 issuu therefor Alo amount Of silver eotn
u tho United Rtates Vt tbs denomination Ut ln ~
- and 61 ceniA; and Furthermore, nrcn presentation
for redemption II ths Office Of shs Treasury u t!s
uatad staet III this city Of any auount u nuch
fnss r59pety ..sSste 1nd ~ 'am' ot ~. lts. tasa
therefor ~ ths sniouut of currency preseute he
may iasus btu cheek therefor, payable iu s,l|er At
Of the party presen'fox Ito currsney far may ~
practicable from tins to uue. Fractional custrney
IL Assistant Treasures. or designated dvro.;ulr. Of
the uutsed haiea will be sent III of S!,vo.
a.ulup4aA !lpreei. to The Tssa.ussr Of shs Casted
AsAsrA IL tAs city, thu saue ~ ba charged In shs
TseAsurers general min account ~ \ tFal!sisr u
fluids, aud ANY a1uouus ct such cmrEeuSy fos ~h!th
silver haa been raid re.uai1tug at auJ tc III tho rash
Of the scsssal uc.~ will b. tEtA,e ro.u as.et aud
tn tlu cass will such frsctonai currency " rrsausI.
tue oacet. beios for rsJsnri,u II .ii,ss I'd.
der the provisions 81 tha circular sAod 10 sssou.
panrJ by Ieksrz Of 4iYtea stating fully the address
III tbs sentlts auA how tho srnlttanes In payment
therefor u ds4ispa. and by TrsAutors check. ths
ocs u xrh th~ check shoall ee us4le payable Ths
uo.arnrnl will not aay s1ps4 eh4rKx4 un sllyer H.
SIZED Of Irrational currrucy pssAeno Tor rsleuapHon
under tbs psosiA!ons If til: tisrulsf.
Tue o,heta 1ureiu referred to aEe - fo!ows Tssas
nre* Of The Euist1s ss.tes, W4shi1ston: Asa1st4nt
Louis. Charleston. \. e.. Ssx Orleans, Gncluua,i,
Cllca1o ran Francisco. sud Ilslttulora; ths United
SkAtes uetxsiostok 1t buffalo AID rit14hurK.
lalHned) II. II. BRtsrow, Secretary.
The HIl.fkR DOLLAR,
Tho bltl reported Aud recommended for pas
ssRe by tho Finance conlniste& is Ia ita full tsxt
~ &oltuws;
HILL 10 suaud ths laws rstatius 10 siivss eor.
It enacted, etc Thai there ah1lI be colned ii th4
mInts VI the United btAtAs eilsee dolAr o{ TIE
weight Of 42 $40 grains Tsoy oi standard ssss tbs
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.
WAsuIA2roS, D, C., April f9.-The resolutioh
;nutructi,, +,,, co,rr,,tto. IN +bo .rrd}ri.rv ~
s"a''u> '."h .,'o o'''s'''o' ~ 't'e ~
inquire &uto Inc o3pedlenc! Of pfos1ddS \ feA-
euusb!e statute of Limitations, ba.ripv all rirht
~ a., ,, ~ ,,,, ,r,,t..1 c,,,.. ~, ~. , -
ou tuo Psts u Iue en|'eo o'2'eo W hoe APou W.
tlciaf ton1s. witt, leave to report By bill other
visa v1a .rracl m
' ~
CONVERSATIONAL RECORD.
Mr. !Anthouy Introduced bill relating 10 ths
arls NJ .t, f,,.orx +i,u,1f f4,,rf anil oti,.r nph
aA'o " 't'o 1'"9t .s'"''' .Neo'a ~" oAaet afne
lie documents. 1t Authostkes tic Congressional
nrlnter tn furnish eoues Of the Rrcotrf and e.r
$3.50 .,.,.e.o,., =, IT, ,,a,.h.x. - rons..,
u ctt and other public documents. e.c, With 1U pcf
cent p Aud to ctct lhs noner af,ar
a-,,x.rx r,s..i
se"'s''' ''s7s'' ........
cuAATrEEE REroHTs.
Mr. IA,,an fF,,r1 tie COMMITTEES p4 Finance ruror1.
II f..,-.h,r ~, tta Hama, mn tn ,.nn. ~. -. ~.
- '.'o'"", ~ ",,' ~ a.' o''' ~ 49," ~
ftf'ncAssa ahd h'at !'aoeFs' Ano "'u 10 10 ealeS
, 1876-04-19

wS,, ~ ru.. n,rrnu ,r,r., rNo. .~,-,
'H' w iat - '.os 4".a4' Wa @a"t"so'
,,, hlSf'as D''Gaeo 70 ."e ."'ed'o 1F''anf'
WARRINGTON, u. e.. April lS.-Tho conplich-
tons a1iaing ul.der tho Wius1or ext1adition cAso
la 70 roacbed that po,ot yhese tho truth nav an
v,,, n. Lnoun vhir Ia that thcrc ia n and ~ ,ho
a,,sa ...;.,s -, 49, ts.a.,. - ,o,o ,.s.. 49,.
ox'saal''oo as'scso o' tno 'soasy o. 4o4z oes"eeh
tile United States aod treat britaln. The result
will 10 that our criminals may flock 10 the
shores Of England By hundreds, Including Boss
1wa.,' and T,pc1.nJ'a crirnina,o NAV ovorrur
"eua' "A1 10y o''A.""
tse ouAco o'@3oo' viii pe'Aot' eno @oeo'u'o iW-
munlty from AfFodt. 1ae importance OF tue caso
iH almost sensational In its character. and may
wp}l attract tho attention Of Congress. Wipslow,
III. noaton f,ro,r waa .ub,oc. IN s,tr,ai,,,,
Wv 1879 ns,..s,.,s,.a, ~, rra,.us I'D, 49, s.o"
10 oil oosot''4'on' nf Hns's'o a'uef 'no treaty
OF lH3!' uue &ppAcst1on tn regular form TAs
mado for him. The general form was tho samo
"a In tho case OF
,.wn,scr TIN: ,v,.a,,vv
.,...a,1s.a 49,. ;..
4'a"ioneo "3s sut'euooseo' "ut 1ustcAa OF the
authorities putting hln on TRIAL TOR the crimes
for which he lad boen extFaditoti. tho United
ststcs Attorney nllss, 10 No" York, determined
to try him for otncF o1enaca not recognized III
tha treaty. Tho English uoRorn1nAut thoyeupon
iaterfc!od' and. after tho subject had been con-
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LEGAL,

BANKRUPT SALE,
IN tho uta11et Court Of thu United ststea for the
,ofthcyn nIatEiet Of IlAnoiA In Bankruptcy, Iu lid
Gsaxer - Of John oolwel, James ~ ColWol, And Henry
Ihs undezuIaned ol1eE1 TOR sats ths following do
S1Ged real esAts Lota shsee a. four o. aud nye o.
6ock sRhtyaz lse} In Rt.tss Addition to thu CltJ
Hitaws, Iasalis County, Illinois, toasthar with til
eu1!anE: situatsa thesson ~ follows Bash, door.
nd S1na fsetoy. paint csop oatpentsx shoP oes
y. snstae. .aaitns sna pnieys, piansrs, mstehsF,
ttsHs, nd other Woodworking machinery. Lists oi
e. ntelsnery Win b. furnished application udI
w b Escsised for tho purchase Of the abors pfop
~ nanl ThuFsday. Nay II, 1876, 1t O'Clock b u,
~ f1ght n reaeEEsd 70 teject any aud al bids, aud
Court THnHsS r. NATfiH Fl tsae. ~. W.
0rTAEA, ILL.,, Aprit IL. 1915,
, 1876-04-19

THE HE1HtS1 HET0NE 3Eb1E E4ATfEn-
hifeidt niauafeh 10 Thu Ehraoo 1Fioune,
WABH1SaIoS. D. G.. April 15.-Thcra IL g1eat
insorest in tho action Of Judge Cartier to-mor-
row Ia tue Kilbourn case. l. iu generally ex-
pecsed that be will diacharee the prisoner from
tho custody Of tho Houec, aud It IL thought that
tho case will 60 to tbs Supreme Court for final
decision.
ETo fht at,oci1tfd Frtst.1
WAsu1saroS, II. C.. April ls-Tho Serxeaus-
as.Arus OF tho lIonAe to-lay produced liallott
Kilbousn before Chlef-JuBtico Easttcr, An1 In
hle roturn claimed thRt q writ Of hAbess corpus
could not legalty reach tho case. The Judge Or
dascd tho Marshal 10 take charge of KiIboutn
pendiuE the hearing. To facilitate tho hearing,
tho Judge Teg"cstod counsel to furnish bFtet,
and postponed the case until tomorrow. Xii
bourn remains in tho custody OF the Marshal,
hut has not boon returned to jtil,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-08
In MamOFiam.

The mortal remains of Mrs. MARY A.
TURLEY, accompanied by the bereaved
husband and his mOtherless little girls,
and the brothers, sisters and other near
relatives, were met by kindred and
friends at the depot in this city, and the
mOurnful procession moved at IL o'clock
to Broad street M. E. Church, where the
religious services of the &C sasion were
held by Rev. Messrs. Bates and Bays,
after which the body was inferred in
Gray Cemetery.
Mrs. Turley was the daughter of the
late Robert Mcfarland, of Jefferson
county, sister of Judge Robert McFar
land of the Supreme Conrt, and Hon.
William Mcfarland, member of the
present Congress of the United States.
Her sisters are Mrs. Judge Barton, Mrs.
Smith, wife of Rev. w. II. Smith, of
Morristown, and Mrs. Kidwell, of
Rogersville. Mrs. Turley was born
August 18th, 1889, and was married in
May, 1866 She was lady of most at
tractive person and manners, of extra
ordinary buoyancy of health, full of
bounding life, bright, cheerful, genial,
happy soul whose presence gave charm
to the scene in which she appeared and
awakened feeling of gladness in the
hearts of her friends. In the social cir
Gle she was charming woman. In the
home circle, over which she presided
with so much affection and cheerfulness,
Joy was constant guest. No one seem
ed more full of life, nor could any one
enjoy it more than she. For years past
she had been a Christian and a member
of the Presbyterian Church. By relig-
ion her enjoyment of the world was
tempered, her affections purified and ex
allied, and her spirit chastened and soft
ened, till her whole being seemed ex-
pressive of love and kindness.
In December last, her heal tn gave
way, and though for while she SEEM
ed to rally and improve, in q few days
she gave symptoms of increasing feeble
ness, and she went down, till on Sab
bath, 9th inst, she resigned her spirit
to God who gave it. She was submits
sive to the Divine will. BY grace she
was enabled to bow, in Christian re ig
nation, to her heavenly Fathers call to
sever the strong ties of connubial bliss
and maternal love. Resigning the hus-
band whom she loved with all the wealth
of true wOman's heart, and the six lit
tie daughters upon whom she lavlshed
the deep affection of Christian mother
she committed them to the keeping of
her covenant God, and her own spirit to
the hands Of her Redeemer Her de-
parture has left IAN aching void" in the
household and in many bleeding heart.
But she rests IN peace, and her surviv-
ing friends look forward with the bless
ed hope of a glorious resurrection
through Jesus Christ.
He giveth His beloved sleep"
Press and Herald 2.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-08
Bring out the Vital Energy.

There is generally, in the most delicate
constitution, latent reserve Of vital energy. The
medical stimulant of all others best calculated to
rouse this Wis inertia is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. The impulse which inestimable preparation
lends to the action OF the various organs inSures
of their various functions than they would DO cap
able Of without its aid, and the "hIIip to nature"
thus communicated Is never exc ssiVe, but always
eqnabie and regular. Just 30 much stimulation is
impaired as is required, and no more. In respect
Of the healthful genteness of their action the Bit
ters are immeasurabIy superior to the unmedicated
stimulants Of comm REQ, which, though they pre-
duce powerfully resuscitating!efect for few min
utes, invariably followed by reaction,
pondng in depression to their primal effect. They
the effort, and is apt to sink under the exhaustion
Physicians who have made the stimulative action
of the Bitters the subject of experiment, declare
their decided preference of them any other
similar article An equally high opinion is enter
tanned of their regulating qualities by medical men
who acquainted with their tonic effects They
speedily rectify irregular habit Of body, diges
tive disorders, and deinquences of the urinary or
gans, which added to their strengthening influence
renders invaluable aid in dyspepsia, constipation,
hillary arrangements and weakness irritation of
the bladder or kidneys Rheumatic affections are
also greatly alleyiated by their blood depurating
and anti-infammatory action.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-08

The papers are again filed with the
details of the investigation with the
Beecher scandal. This is q wonderful
case and Beecher is a wonderful man.
There are elements of greatness and
power in him possessed by no other liv-
ing man. He may be guilty man, and
IL is hard to resist the conviction that he
is so, but ne fights his enemies with mi
raculous pertinacity and splendid eour-
age. No man ever had such friends as
Beecher has They stand close up to
him under all circumstances. He pos
sesses their entire confidence and their
undivided love. He has entire COM
mand of their time, their labor and their
money. When he was in peace and
prosperity the congregation of Plymouth
church paid him a salary of twenty
thousand dollars per annum- When he
got into trouble, instead of deserving
him, with a shout of enthusiastic ap-
plause, they raise his salary to one hun
dred thousand dollars year. When he
is boldly accused of adultery, perjury
and hypocrisy, instead of preaching to
empty pews, a great crowd numbering
more than ten thousand rush to Ply
mouth Church to hear what he has to
say. At the close of the services he has
frequently to slip out through the back
door to escape the enthusiastic greet
ings of his excited male and female
friends.
81 he
mics. They, too, are powerful, posses
sed of wealth, influence and energy.
They seem to be sleeplcss and untiring.
Failing in breaking him down in the
Church court, they appeal to civil
tribunal Failing there, they go to the
Church again. It is either Justice pur-
suing the poor wretch with slow, uner-
ring step, or it is Malice with the in
stinct of the bloodhound in pursuit of
its prey. The poor creature cannot es-
cape. Turn which way he will, his re-
morseless enemies are at his heels; and
they follow him as the pack of hungry
wolves followed Mazeppa-
{" With that long gAIlop which can tire
The blOod-hounds hate, the hunters ire"
And sooner or later they must overtake
and bring him to bay. His character as
a great religious leader, if he ever had
such, is already destroyed. The foul
blot upon his name, whether put there
Justly or through malice, cannot be
washed away. For a little while the
world may admire his splendid genius
and be thrilled by his wonderful elo-
quence. But the ruin he has wrought
by his devilish guilt or his foolish i'm
prudence must and will ere lOAg bring
him to shame, to poverty and to death.
A splendid, colossal reputation ia ruin
is sad sight, but in this world pride
goes before fall, and the proud man
shall be brought low.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-08
COOKE COUNTY.
0HANCERY COURT - THE NEW
CLERK AND INSTRUCTOR
GRE8SIONAE, DC.
NEWPORT, March g, 1875.

GRE8SIONAL, DC.
NEWPORT, March 2, 1876.
To the Editor Of the Morristown Gazstte:
The Chancery Court convened at this
place Monday last, the Hon. II. c. Smith
presiding, and is still in session.
Yesterday morning your correspond
ent observed a considerable number of
sad-faccd, meek-eyed, melancholy-look-
ing individuals sauntering up and down
the streets or standing silently and SOM
brelY on the corners, and upon inquiry
learned that they were the disappointed
applicants for the position of Clerk and
Master, made vacant by the recent death
of the former incumbent, NJ A Road
man. 1t was indeed a solemn and for
lorn procession. A worthy Boniface
Of the place proposed to invest a dollar
and a quarter in crooked whisky" for
Iheir benefit, which generous offer caus-
ed the countenances of some to bright
en-, but others there were who would
not be eomforted." The new Clerk and
Master is Mr.. John d. Smith.
Politics are being discussed to some
extent. The impression is that one of
the three judges, Gillenwaters, Smith or
Randolph, will be the Republican can
didate. This county goes for the Hon.
VIM Mcfarland as the Democratic can
didate first, last and all the time. 1t is
conceded that he is to be the Democratic
standard-bearer He is the only Con-
gressional candidate of that party who
has or who can carry this county Old
Cooke gave him good majority before
and ahe will do it again. The people
here know him, and he is universally
liked and respected.
The trial of Allen vs. Allen, the most
important suit upon the docket, has just
been concluded, but no opinion has yet
been delivered. Court will probably
adjourn tomorrow evening.
MORE ANON
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-08
MOrriStOWn Produce Market.
Wholesale Prices.
The Daily American.

We have been receiving and read
ing The American, published at Nash
vile, and can heartily commend it as a
Newspaper in the true sense of the term.
The Daily has all the Associated Press
Telegraph matter, both of the east and
west, and all daily important foreign
news. 1t is accurate in Commercial and
Financial reports which are full TO date
in its Daily. Semi-weekly and Weekly
editions. It also has an Agricultural
editor specially employed for that de-
partment, who is DIR. LEE, the most dis
tinguished writer on these subjects, in
the country, making it equivalent to any
Agricultural paper. 1t also contains a
very great variety of Literary, general
news and miscellaneous matter and it is
worth its price in. gold to any family or
business man. Address The american,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-08
The People Wand Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists, that
superior virtue as BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the Breast, Consumption, or any dis
ease Of the Throat and Lungs. A proof
of that fact is that any person afflicted,
can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try its superior effect before buying the
regular size at 20 cents. It has lately
been introduced in this country from
Germany, and it's wonderful cures are
astonishing every one that use it.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try
it. Sold by NJ Carriger, Morristown.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-08

EE- Barter, who is in Jail at Rogers
Vile charged with barn-burning, made a
fruitless effort to escape, one night last
week, by boring hole through the floor
of his cell with red hot wire. Some
desperate prisoner will burn that Jail
down yet, il a close watch is not kept
The Rogersville prisoners seem to be
fond of fire as means to escape. This
is the third time prisoners have attempt
ed to burn out within six months. Dart
er is chained now