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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-15
Warrington Police Scandal.

WASHINGTON, Jsnusry l3.-The
House committee masking inquiry INTO
police matters here had Detective Nc
Divit, before them to-day, and he was
cross examined by Judge Wilson, coun-
sci for Murtsgh. Nothing was ELECTED.
The witness. however, varied the routine
OF the investigation By declining 70 an
swer the question Have you at any time
in the city gsInhled, within two years!
and in forming the cour sci that Aurtsgh
was in the conspiracy, adding You are
trying to get away from the Whitlhorne
Conspiracy, and TO distract the public
mind from it; propose to keep you up
10 it." Detective Miller corroborated
Major Richards and McDivitt.
In repiv to question whether he
knew oil any other attempt to use ine
police force for corrupt purposes, Mr..
Miller testified: Daring the pendency
of the suit of William N. Garrihan
against Murtagh for libel in 1870, alter
ne jury had been sworn IN, aurtsgh
me, witness near the court house and
asked him If he knew any OF the jury
men. " ANE''N- ~ -'~-f
but he had not seen list; thereupou
Murtagh said if the witness could
resch any Of them IN his
favor, he would psy sny expense
II a. might be incurred; subsequently he
met Murisgh in company with Richards.
and Murtugh ssked him how matters
were getting on; witness replied,
smoothly" ne returned this answer BE-
cause he did not wish to sftsnd Mur-
,ash, his superior officer; be, however,
took no s,eps in the ns,,er; mever re
ce,ved money from Mu-tsg h and never
attempted to approach any juryman; be
informed Msj. Richards Of sll this.
On crcss-exsmiuaiicn Miller admit
ted that he hsd been IN conference the
drst Of January in Cooks otdce with
Cook, Richards, McDevIt; aud Others on
the subiec, Of this investigation and also
admitted that so far ss be Miller WAS
concerned he had taken par; IN that con-
fererce with view 20 getting even Win
Mur,ssh. wao hsd unjus,ly attacked MIN
IN his paper.
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Minnesota Electoral Case.

ST. PAUL, January I8- In the Sem
ate 10 dav, Senator wilkinson Demo
crst offered the following reaolutI"n:
"Thst the Committee on Judiciary b. Ir-
s,rucied 70 inquire into the eligibility OF
the sevefs Presidential electors, and that
said Committee snail have power to
send for persons and pspers' The
facts. which gave rise TO the resolution
are tnst A X Finseth, one OF the eiec
tors, it Is claimed, Is 10: legally citizen
OF tho United States; ths. he em grated
10 the United States when seventeen or
eighteen years Of age, and suPposing
that The naturalization Of the father
nsturs z4d MINOR children, either never
took out naturalization papers or such
only a. are incomplete, and thus IAsaih-
Cien, 70 make him citizen. The resO-
Iu.,on created much excitement, bat Er.
T. not beng IN the city the truth 5f the
allegation cannot be cUEToDerA;ed Or con-
tradsc.ed.
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Important Gaze Decided.

CLKvKLASp, January ls.-An imPor-
tsnt case WAS decided in the United
States Cour,, in this city Yesterday. Action
wss brought sgains, the bondsmen Of
the Savings Bank ior breeches OF bond.
in that the regular work Of the savings
bank had not been perfcrmet, ou. ths. OF
sn ordinary bank bsd, been engsget in.
There was brilliant array OF legal
talent, both sides being represented by
the best jurists OF the Stale The YER
dict wss IN favor Of the defence, The
case decides the extent ofthe obligations
and sure,ies on the bonds OF the ress-
urers Of the societies tor savings. The
cour, held in its charge that the sureties
are not responsible for any money going
into the hands of the society in the way
Of ordinary banking business.
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Tho Easter. ou..,l... !, !.

ST. PkTERsBURa, January ls.-Ths
Gaios says il is believed tpst the Porte i,
simply playing with the conference.
Further concessions by tho Powers will
only increase the Turkish arrogance
Russia's self respect demands that nego
tiations be prolonged no further, but
energetic measures, such as General Ig
natit's recall, be adopted, as more deter
mined Russiss attitude the sooner peace
will be secured.
BUcHAREsr, January l2-The Rou-
manisn government has demanded tina,
the Porte make reparation for the out.
rage committed By the Bashi- Bsz ouks in
crossing the Danube on Monday night
last, plundering Roumsnian outpost
and killing two Roumsnisn soldiers.
LIVERPOOL, January l4..-A Constsn.
tnople denial is given 10 the rumor
that Baron Won Werthan has made a
declaration indicating
change OF attitude on the part OF Cor
many. An official telegram from
Berlin likewise denies ttst German y has
assumed an attitude less favorable than
before to peaceful arrangement.
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WHEELING, W. MONDAY MORNING Is,

it as an error of judgment. If they
can undo the work, let them do it
II it is too late for that. then let the
Legislature e1tinguish the Board, for if
such suicidal policy is to be pursued, the
University will soon become extinct
1t would be better for the cause of popu-
lar education in this State that the Uni-
versity should fail, than that it should
exist as q sore upon the system of Public
Educstion-and 1t would be better to
legislate it out of existence, or let it fail
for wan. of appropriations, than that it
should die from corruption and thus con-
tsmirate our whole Free School system.
A wrong has been done-1ow let it be
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Indian Fight.

CHErESsE Wy, Janssry 1.-The
continued interruption in telegrspnIc
betzesn Forts Laramie
and Pe.termAn induced toe Escort Of the
SiI,h cavalry, con nmsnded BY SSrgeaEt
Bessiz, IN returning from Pa.s creek, 70
strike sero-s ths coanlTy ana come IN on
ths Fe.tsrmAn libe- Las. night
on Ekhorb. thirty. niles sOGth Of
Port LARAMIE. fresh tracks Of indians
were discovered, AID 70 syDid q sUrpriss
il camp the sergsAnI nth three nen
made = recon nOIsAnce, aid Abog! mid
nigh, eollided with . party Of afIsen In
diam. Ia tue sght which entge4 Bsssig
and TssgAa. were slightly wounded snd
FeaiheraI badly wounded. Thsy os;
three nOrses killed. ~ken the ln1.sts
were isrcec 70 retire. A compADg
cavalry Isa POr LARAMIE totsy - ~
20 IntIrcsp, lhe Indians.
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Political TeleVpams.

WAsHlNGToN, January Ia Recent
Developments seem ~ confirm tho re-.
ports prevalent at the capital that both
Democrats and Republicans have copies
OF the kilograms sent south and to Ore.
gon by controlling politicians, pending
the canvass Of the vote OF the disputed
states. These copies were obtsined
from sources other than the regular
channels, but exactly in what manner is
left 10 conjecture. Although they cameo,
be used ss evidence, not being authen.
ticsted, they afford basis OF interroSa-
ton by the investigating committees, who
have the means oi obtaining iniorms.
ton from witnesses who have the know.
edge Of their contents.
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foreIgn ltenss.

LONDON, January IL Cardinal MsL-
ming has issued mandate compelling
the parties 10 mixed marriages 10 con
tent themselves with the Catholic ser.
vice and 10 omit the Protestant, both
being often used. Tue Cardinal Also
gives the church absolute control over
the education Of children.
The importation of American beef hs-
proved great success. Sheffield butrh.
ers are compelled 10 reduce the price ol
domestic beef three pence-six cents.
per pound, in order TO compete With
American meat
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Hon. b, II. HILL has written long
letter TO II friend IN New York who was
troubled about the size of that 81 900
DemCcrelic majority in Georgia. MIR.
Hill SAYS the explanation Is simply that
the colored men voted the Democratic
ticket. He never witnessed tairer or
freer election in the State, and he does
not believe there was one more so in any
other State In accounting for the
change In the colored vote he says the
negroes have learned to trust the Demo-
Gratis since they have found that they
have been happier and more prosperous
under Democratic than under Republl-
can rule.
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House Committee on Electoral Vote

WAsHISGTOS, Januaey l3.-The
House committee on the privileges,
powers and duties of the House in count
ing the electoral vote held q long session
to-day, and examined several witnesses.
among them Secretary Chandler. lie
was asked whether be mad sent any dis
patches 10 Fiorids since the late election
IN regard 10 money, and be replied that
be had not Being ssked whether be had
sent disps,ct 10 Florida stating that
troops would probably be there 70 keep
the peace. he answered that be
had, probably. He was then scsed
whether he had sen. it upon his Own
motion or upon some one else. He
declined 20 answer this question, bas-
lag MS refusal on the ground ;hsi he u
= Cabinet officer.
The Committee decided be must an
swer and gave him I'LL Wednesday neIt
10 comply. The Committee slso eI-
amined Represet taiiye Purman OF Flor
ids ard seyerxI other witnesses. The
Committee imposed injunction OF en-
tire secrecy on the eutsre cetdings.
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Freneh Assem- bly,.

VERSAILLES, January lS.-There Was
an animated scene in the Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday curing the debate
on The dismissal ;the prccurer genera! OF
Bessncsn for defending the mixed COM
mission appointed after the coup q etat'
NJ. Nsrtel having described those CON-
missions a. sbominsble, the Bonsps-;ists
protested In 8 vigorous manner. The
chamber by = vote OF S95 20 resolved 10
p.s, 70 the order Of the day, approving
The language OF u. Aartsl.
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SoEyoLK, Va, January Is,-rbs
Ras.isn irisste STe.lsnd ns arrived.
The Grant Dvke Alexis eonmsscs
Tie sye:lAcd il tie f.gshIp Of the Ros-
.lsn tqaa1ron, Admiral Bou, lor con-
uasadInx. AieIis came ashore sod yis-
ted Bsr0a Shi,atin, the Kassisa Ninis-
,s-. The Grad Duke Csns;abIias 10
slo o; the Sye.Land. he 10 shoot
eigkleer yssrs Old. sh1 Is .be sseood con
Of Tie EmpsroTs brother Coauanttss.
TIE otbsr vessels Ct ths ssst have Los
ye. arrived.
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Died.

DELAWARE, o, JAnuary a. DR.. y.
A. Little, a prominent physician OF ihIz
place, died this Afternoon, after iingcr.
ing illness. He was highly distinguished
so;Ia.ly, scientifically and professionally,
both here. where be is a natIye, and ht
Columbus where he resided many yesrs
of bis active professional life. He wss
recently President OF the Ohio Stat"
Medical Society. Funeral next Tuesdsy
at p. NJ.
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Case Of Gen. Frost.

WAsHISGToS. January ls.-Gsn- d.
u. Frost, the alleged ineligible AIshoar'
elec.or. testified before tie Con. nI:,ss O.
Privilege. and EIse.iOEs TIA: ks ~
chosen elsc;or; received crfLl ncs;s b d.
did rot attend ne nsstiDg 0t tie T. --
toraI College toEeysr. snd ts p!acs . .s
tiisd. he prSd0ced 8 psrsOa rea1sTlas
hs political disabilities, iss0ed b Pfsss-
cent johnson, O5.obsr -, leS5, zs1 Eis
sxauinaSi0a tsrnins.sc-
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How Between Soldiers and Team
slera.

CHEYENNE, wy January u la \
row between q lot Of soldiers and teal
sters at Sidney, Nebraska. last night, n
private named James Kcch OF Company
Z, Fifth cavalry, was shot and instantly
killed. After the shooting OF Kech,
about twenty soldiers procured arua
from the barrack and went 10
the front oil the place here Kech ".
killed. Several volleys were fired iuto
the windows and doors OF the building.
but fortunately ipjuring no one, the
firing ceasing on the arrival OF the patrol.
The body OF kech WAS taken cbarg. oi
oy the commanding officer OF sydney
bsrracka
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Bepnett Eu Route for Liverpool.

New YORK, January l3.-The Herald
news yacht IN which Mr. James Gordon
Bennett has kept himself for the past
two or three days, proceeded down the
Bay this afternoon, and lay of Sandy
Hook in the track OF the outward bound
steamer. Or the approach of the steam
ship City OF Richmond, bound for Liv-
erpool, the yacht ran alongside and
Transferred Mr.. Bennett 10 her deck.
NEW YORK, January l3.-Jutge
DouanIe will give his decision Monday
IN the case OF DR.. Phelps, who declined
to tell the grand jury of the part be
played in the recent meeting at SIsught-
ers station.
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An Canatu raj sOn.

Providence, X. l., January l3.-In
the ca,e OF William Henry Brown, who
perished 10 his burning dwelling 10 Md
dletown, X. l., on the night OF the l0lh
in.t., the coroher's jrry h0 returned
verdict that bis son, Charles b. Brown,
knew OF the danger OF his father and
refused to make any effort 70 pu. out the
fre or saye h.. fathers life.
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WAsHIsOTos, January ls.-The
House Committee on appropriations have
completed the legislative, executive and
Judicial appropriation bill, and will re
port II 10 the House on Monday. Itpro-
yides for q reduction Of about ten per
cent. it, the salaries Of nearly all evil
officers throughout the country, and hlsO
for reducing the clerical force to abou,
the number proposed by tho House last
wear
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Steamer Burned.

WAsHISGIoS, January IA .ele-
gram from Havana ssy. tnAi the Spanish
merchant steamer AoatszunA, captured
by the insurgents, wAs burned on the sp-
prosch o. the Spanish war steamer Jore
Juan, and her csp,ors sed 20 the Verza-
el.n coast. Jorje Juan picked Up "a OF
the sormsr crew OF the AcntszanA ler
on board a. prisoners BY TIE CuoAns,
Bys lister telegram from Havans 1t
appears ;as; the Jorj. Juan v.s cruising
along the nAsauito coast Of Sir.n.agus
.hea she .pied and chased the Monte
zuna. which so1gh. refuge IN Brsgnan
Bay. wien the JOrje Juan catered ne
bay; the AoatezumA Vas IN aane- Her
e.p:o., numbering mise perons, took %
bo.u The former crew Of the Aonts-
xuraa we're also in boats, awaiting the
arrival of The Jorie Juan, which picked
them Up and brOashi them 70 Havana
and sailed immsdiais!y.
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BENNETT has gone to Europe, but did
not take Miss MAY with him. Like n
sensible girl she remained Al home with
friends who are better qualified to take
care of her than the duellist. Mr.. BEN
NETT is now fugitive from justice, as
the duellins laws Of New York impose
severe penalties, and the Courts now
have the case before them.
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Ad,s.ss q. Yreixhi R.i.s.

CHICAGO. Jannsry I4.--Ths following
increased freight rates go into ensc, "
morrow Monday: from Chicago IN
New York. on fourth cisss freight SIC,
on grain 40c; 70 Baton, fourth oIss.
freigt. JOc, grain 46c: W Pbiladslphi..
fourth cIsss freight 40ic, grain ZSe, ~
Baltimore, fourth cisss ireigbt S0c. gram
Sjc. ThD h an advance OF 4ic.
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THE COLL tPSE.

The New Orleans Republican the or
gan of the KELLoGG-PACKARD party has
served notice on the leaders that it must
suspend. As soon as GRANT released his
grasp on the respectable community OF
Louisisns, the Radical State government
began to trembe. What is true Of that
is true of ali the reconstructed States.
Withdraw the bsyOnet and not one of
them has the foundation upon which TO
stand. No stronger argument could be
adduced to prove that the Reconstruction
policy has been complete failure. II
the ye pie q! the Southern States had
peen left to themselves at the close OF the
war. and have not been interlered with
by the General government, the native
sense and conservatism OF the better class
OF people would have grasped the sub
iect OF reconstruction, and in their own
way loEg ago have restored their States
to prosperity, and to day they would
have been strong, free and happy, and
have yielded untold revenues to swell
the geuera! prosperity OF the whole
country. Instead of blossoming as the
rose as they would have done under
wise reconstruction policy, they are now
comparatively desert, bankrupt in
everything except honor, and are and
have been q scene of disturb bance and
cause of general disquietude to the whole
country. But slowly they have been
releasing themselves, from the power Of
the military, until all but Louisiana and
South Carolina are free. "he latter
State urder the lead of HAMPTON
is in fair way to have good govern
ment. while in Louisiana the courage
and patriotism Of her Conservative
leaders are starting that State on the
highway Of prosperity. PACKARD, the
usurping Governor, is about to be left
without anything to govern. His Courts
have slipped from his hand, his police
went over to the opposition, and now bis
pretended Legislature is deserting. The
powers at Washington refuse TO smile on
him. and now he is turned loose in his
age of crime and wickedness, with no
covering and subjected to the storm of
popular indignation from long op-
pressed and plundered people. 1t is no
wonder that PILKsTIS and CASEY HE
away to Washington. Rats have instinct
to desert q sinking ship, and why
not they? PINCHBACK and his colored
followers, so long their tools, have dis
covered the treachery aud faithlessne$s
o. their former leaders, and enrsged at
the discovery OF the humiliating part
they have been playing, endeavor to
atone for their past stupidity by aiding
in the total overthrow OF the robber
crew. They are gone-gone forever
and even the extended hand of GRANT
cannot raise them fromithe abyss into
which they have been plunged. Every
good aud order-loving citizen willrejoice
at the announcement of the downfall OF
the csrpe,-bsg government which for so
many years has cursed one OF the falrest
of the Union, and in cursing it
has blighted the whole country. Thank
COP, one more curse is disappearing
from tbe land.
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WAsHINGToN, January 10
A petition from fourteen States
bearing nearly four thousand
signatures, ha. been received BY the
National Womsns' Suffrage Association,
and viii be presented 10 Congress, ask
ing for Q 18th amendment to the Con-
stitusion Of the United States, prohibit
ing any State from dnfranchising
Upitei States citizens on sccouat OF sex.
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ssvs~sss viii ssssssy SIS.

BALTrxoHK, Jsnusry 10 Bshop
Within CHAM Wa stricken sish . sern.
lngly slight stroke Of paralysis yssssrtsy
morning He vn Afterwards obliged u
take his bed. when m estirs prostrsti"s
and helplessbess 70 the lsfs side shortly
revealed itself Hh mind, however, con-
linues clear and unaffected. He condi-
tiOr ia very critical
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Mays Whereabouts.

PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-District
Attorney Russum. Of Csrolins county,
Maryland Is here, and says the duelhng
ground was ab ut 400 yards from the
Delaware line, near Msrydell. His in-
fcrmant tells him that May was hit and
was attenaed by DR.. Allan Smith, Of
Baltimore, and that the patient was in 8
d licking house on Gunpowder. creek.
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THE htetiiSeneer thinks that the Gov
ernor has fallen into bad prsc ice when
discussing national politics in his message.
I. seemed to US to be exceedingly sp-
propriate that he should do SO. West
Virgins is one of the States of the
Federal Union, and her Legislature has
the duty 10 perform of electing two Sen.
ators, who are 10 assist in shaping ns
tionsl legislation. Every citizen o. this
State hss direct int rest in the general
government aud in crisis like the one
We are now passing through the Cover
nor would have been remiss in his duty
il ne had no, given his views as to the
duty Of the State IN the eXiCency. When
Republican Governors launched into
national politics our neighbor failed TO
utter complaint 1t makes 3 wonder
fvl difference whose OK is gored.
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Enetss,~ss % sss Ds.ssss.

CAFE HATE, Decemter ~, wa HosA-
"a, January ls--Ths. par, Of Prss,-
dsn, Grants nossgs referring 10 ban
Domingo has cslsed . great sso,kilon.
Hs rsfnsrks, toxssbs, With BseEs 70.
turn hss rsissd thoaghtx Of probable
new anBsIatioo
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The unanimous vote" by which the
Presidency of the University was tend.
cred to Mr.. THOMPSON may be better
understood when the proceedings OF the
Board OF Regents will show that Cap
tsin MATHEWS, not only voted against
making it unsnimou', but hsd his vote
psced on the record. Mr.. WALKER, as
We are informed, did not vote for Mr..
THOMPSON, bu, cast his vote tor Mr..
FISHER. The other Regents who were
present at the meeting may have voted
and probably did, for Mr.. THOMPSON.
/, seems to Is that if energy and
physical ability to climb around over
the hills Of the State for the purpose Of
hunting up Students, was what the Board
was after, they had better have hired q
first class drummer for the purpose and
and saved expense as well as the credit
of the State. II they did not wan: Il
student hunting traveller slonc. bu! n
PreaGent for the University then the
vigor and energy would have combined
very happily with other and more essen:
tisl qualifications. In our remarks
of last Saturday we surmised
that Mr.. THoNPsoNs age Was SO
or "a, bu; since then We have
been informed that he is only twenty
four years old-s youthful president.
Now we would like TO ask the Regents.
or those OF them who voted for Mr..
THOMPSON, is it possible Tor young
man Of twenty-four years Of age how
eve. brilliant his talent, however great
his application, aud however fine the
advantages he may have enjoyed-is /,
possible for SO young man to be
ripe scholar? We would like 10 ask
them where did he graduate, from
what college or university does he hold
3 diploma? We would slso ask
them when and where did he
have experience in tesching' Is 1t
reasonable to infer ,hs, the parents OF
the State are going TO entrust the secu-
lar education of their children 70 $ uni
versi.y presided over BY : boy, who is
not himself graduate OF any college of
repute, whois inexperienced in teaching
and knows nothing of the government Of
. State institution? Is the mere fact
that be may be promising young man
of brilliant mind sufficient to satisfy
parent who, when sending his child from
the parental roof, desires him placed
under the guidance Of one Of ma
ture years, ripe experience and es,sb-
lished nsbits. Viewing !, in this
light We still regard the appointment IS
s serious misiake-snd the more We look
A. il the more serious it appears. Why
tie Board should have seen proper 70
10 ieopsrdize the interests Of state in-
stitution IN this man Der is ipeomprehen- in
sible to us, unless they were ''in.imids.ed'
BY some Jealous friend of the aspiring
young man, or - eren suggested In
many quarters for political purposes"
The Regents have been sppoiuted to
guard the intsres. Of the state. and no.
TO subserve their individual aspirations
BY prostitution of the trust com mitied
to them. We do not impugn improper
motives u them, bot taking the
most Charitable view Of il. regard
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The IssSsaassSssSs.

sEw YosK, January B,-Tns In,sr.
ns,ioosh fpse to-eigbt, and sdopssd IssS-
Iutson' sppIsodins the Molly hagpit,s.,
sad protesting szsiSst thssf ezecussss
on the ground that ihsy sefs convicted