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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02
VEGE'I'INE,
For Bilious, Remittent, and In
termittent Fever,

Or what is more commonly termed Fever and
Ague, with pain in the lOins and through the
back. and indercribable chilly sensation down the
spine, an irresistible disposition to yawn, pain in
the eyes, which is increased by moving them a
blue tinge in the skin and great listlessness and
debility, NEGETINE is a safe and positive
remedy. 1t is compounded exclusively from
the juices of carefully selected barks and herbs
and so strongly concentrated that it is one of the
greatest cleansers of the blood that is or
can be put together. NEGETNE does not stop
with breaking Chiils and Fever, but it ex-
tends its wonderful influence into every part of
the human system, and entirely eradicates every
faint of disease. NEGETINE DOES NOT act as
powerful cathartic, or dehlitate the bowels and
cause he patient to dread other serious COM
plants which mustinevtably follow; but it strikes
at the root OF disease by purify in. the bI ood,
restores the liver and kidneys to healthy ac-
ton, regulates the bowels. and assists
Nature in performing all the duties that devolye
upon her.
Thousands of invalds are suffering to-day from
the effects of powerful purgatiye nos
trums. frightful quantities OF quinine,
and pO son doses Of arsenic. neither of
which ever have, or ever could, reach the true
cause Of their complaint.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

or revolver. He smiled pleasantly, and
said: "The Ge-ge-geheral is ch-ch-
child of wrath, but 1 do-do-don't con-
slider him dangerous ma-ma-man"
All this happened on Tuesday. On
the following Sunday morning, greatly to
the surprise of Waterloo, Deacon Brown
and Gen. Slaughter were seen to emerge
from the formers house, and proceed arm
in arm in the direction of the church,
where the General sat in the deacons
pew, joined heartily in the singing,
listened to the sermon with the deepest
attention, and gave literally to the col
lection.
The conversion was eftectual. Editors
Drda0er, Harper'S for June.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02
VEGETINE.
Police Testimony.

Boston, Nov. IS, 1875.
II. r. STEVENS ESQ:
Dear Sir-Durng the past Ave years | have had am
pie opportunity 10 Judge of the meritsof VEGErISK
My wife has used 1t for complaints attending lady OF
delicate health with beneficial results than any
thing else which she ever tried. have given it to my
children under almost every circumstance attending
large family, and always with marked benefit. have
taken 10 myself with such great benefit that cannot
md words to express my unqualified appreciation of
its goodness. .f...,I -.
While performing my duties as Police Ofiicer in
this city, II has been my lot to fall in with great deal
OF sickness. unhesltatiDgly recommend YEGErINF,
and never knew of case where it did not prove ali
that claimed for IL. Particularly in eases of de-
btaed Impoverished state of the blood its effects
are really wonderfn and, for all complaints arising
from impure state OF the blood 1t appears
to work like charm: and do not believe there
are any circunlstanCcs under which VRGErINE can be
used with Injurious results; and 1t will always afford
me pleasure to give any further Information as to
what know about NEGErINE.
WILLIAM b. HlLL Police Station 4.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

The death of James Hutchinson at
the North Haverhill IN. h Poor-House
recently at the age of ninety closed a
strangely checkered career. He gradu-
ated at Dartmouth College in 1906, was
one of the first scholars in his class and
an intimate friend of Daniel Webster
He studied law, and, after his admission
to the bar, opened an office at Lebanon.
He at once took prominent position in
his profession, and his prospects of
future distinction were most fiattering,
but, for some unknown cause, he took to
drink, and the death of his wife, which
occurred soon after, completed his
wreck. He wandered aimlessly about
for many years, and finally returned to
his old home, where he died penniless
and among strangers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

The New York Witness got the fol-
lowing laconic letter from Louisiana
postmaster the other day concerning one
of its reverend subscribers down there
"The paper addressed to Rev, Leaven
Fausette is not taken out-so please dis
continue the same. Reason-He was
hung last June, 1876, and is no more"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02
VEGETINE

Works in the human system in perfect harmony
with NATURES laws, and while it is pleasant to
the taste genial to the stomach, and mild in its in
fuence on the bowels, it is absolute in its action
on disease, and is not a vile, nauseous Bitters,
purging the invalid into false hope that they are
bic Medicine, compounded upon scientific
principles. 1t is Endorsed by the best physicians
where its virtues have been tested, is recommend
ed only where medicine Is needed, and
is not mixture of cheap whiskey sold under the
cloak OF Bitters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

In Pike Township, near Reading,
Pa, an experiment is to be tried, which,
if it proves successful, will result in the
establishment of an industry entirely new
in the United States. The attempt will
be made to manufacture pure China
porcelain, something never attempted in
America.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

THE first regular telephone line has
been put in operation between the place
of business of G. Williams, Jr., Boston,
Mass, and his residence in Somerville, a
distance of about three miles Mr.. Will.
Jams states that it works well, and that
conversation can be carried on by it
nearly as well as if those conversing
were in the same room"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

-Chicago's latest periodical is semi
annual magazine devoted to gentlemen's
hats, called the Erhi5H Of Fashion, and
edited by lady.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

Gen. Sheridan has been promoted to
the fathership of twin daughters. The
General has three daughters now, and he
daughter to be happy man.-Chdcago
Journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02

TIE curls of the period are more frowsy
than they were.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-02
GiCes Health, strength and Appe-
tite.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use of VEGETINE Her declining health was a
source of great anxiety to all Of her friends few
bottles of the YEGETINE restored her health.
strength and appetite. N. II. TILDEN
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
-H. No. ~ Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
GEO OR GETO WV.

SERIOUSLY BURNED BY COAL On
About S:t5 O'Clock, last night, a coat oil
lamp exploded in the house of Mrs E. J.
Noud, 81 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, aud
Emma NOud. ~ years old. was very badly
burned abort the body and legs. She is suf-
feriDg great deal to-day. but no serious
consequences are expected. Officer Iutz
and private watchnan Harper rendered ali
the aid they could.
GEoRGEToWN VOLUNTEERS HOME FROM
THE W WAR.-Ihc recent call oil Gov. Carroll
Tor volunteers met with a ready response
from GeoTge'ow The following young
men, whose ages range from II TO 50 years,
went to Baltimore about three weeks ago,
joining the Sth Maryland regiment, and were
discharged last Tuesday: W. Bagby, Il.
Mackall, w Ly Ons, A. Appler, II Wallace.
{. :. stephens, ROD.. Clements, II. Clements.
y. KING, \. Butler. $. Butler, Jas. Walker,
- walker. {. Cherry and a few others.
GRAIN AERIVED.-B csDal.- Boat Vince
Ter & BarTcn. with 200 bushels wheat To
Hartley & Bro, aud LOO bushels do. To II.
NJ. Talbot; ThoS Thrasher, with Loo
bushels TO Hartley Bro. BY schooner
2cOO bushels wheat 10 j. G.. & j. NJ Waters
By rail-I0O bushels corn to II. NJ. Talbot
MERCHANTs' EXCHANGE-Ohering on
Change to-day, $3.50 bushels wheat, wi.h
sales as follows: 900 bushels, at SI.2G%; 1s2
bushels, at 81 80; Lilo bushels, at s1.3i; IO5
bushels, at - -; SEQ bushels, at Sissy.
WONT THE GARBAGE MAN call along
sd street once or twice a month? The de-
cayed vegetables are ''souring" on the folks,
Whereabouts, and they are afraid OF malaria.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
THE COUBTS.


tOCkI-JtftQt HQHc.
To day, Gersdcrff agt. Harryiay et al; decree con
fTmng auditors report and for distribution. Bryan
4 Bro Az. Sanderson; order Of reference. Rumford
ShtHicsl orks agt stanford; order limiting time:
litem. Myers al. agt Mil~tead decree confirming
sales nisl, Hanil sgt. Hamill order Of referea
ing order issued. Brooks agt Francis et al; sale
saie ratified Heyner aEt Dockeodorf; time exttnded
chal; order for appearance Earhart agt Smith; p-O
confesso. MUrseil agt HuSsey; restraining order
issued. Adjourned till Monday
POLICE CoURT-Jtdge Mus pro tenn.
To-day, George johnson and + NJ. Eaton forfeit
ei collateral. blfred MeCoy and Frank Bell, throw
ing stones in the street; Sz each james smith, loud
tol; S2l or sixty days Albert poison Fanny Johns,
Robert Rollins loud and boisterous talking and oh
John II. jackson, colored, by whipping him with a
hide ard afterwards throwing flat Iron al him.
81 John IL Jackson, assault and battery ON Ann
DISHONEST SERVANT.
samuel Reeves iarc ny II pocket ruls from Chas,
took this rule from defendant. who told him thai a
loulg woman named Sarah Neary gave il 10 him
Sarah Neary testified that she saw Reeves take il
Iaigued on the charge # stealing two diamond rim p
worth $50, two bracelets, worth S25, a lady g0id
worth Sa, all the property Of Charles Gordon. She
pleaded guilty. aDt sent ail for action of the
grand jury, bonds being fixed at 500.
John Ware, assault and battery; $40. Alfred Dod-
son assault on Joanna Robinson; 10 or sixty DAYS
Charles Brooks alias Joseph Scott pleads guilty. To-
school. Jerry Smith, larceny of a calico dress from
servant girl; So or thirty days. John Collay for
fitted collateral Wm. II. Henderson, forfeited
the grand jury bonds $500. Walter Lewis. larceny
of horse worth leo, and "A cart and two harnessas
worth So pleaded guilty and was committed for the
Evening star., 1877-08-20
Il LIE XA " IA.

THE LIQUOR BELL PUNCH-It is now
aoGeTtanSd , tai no further step toward dis
Hughes raining the state from putting
the Moffett punch law into operation will be
taken until the case comes up before the
United States Circuit Court in this city on
the 4th OF September next. The friends of
this Jaw are quite despondent and fear that
the federal court will sustain the liquor men
In this matter and the law become a nullity
MUD AND WATER.-The water now fur
nisbed by the water company is thick with
mud and other filth, and unless a remedy is
applied soon the health of the people will be
endangered. The water drawn from the fire.
plug is so thick with mud that it is difficult
TO work the engines, and the water thrown
from the hose leaves whatever it touches in
the condition of a hog that has been wallow-
ing in mud hole.
STEALING AHoTHER's CREDIT.-Mary
Perkins, a little pickaninpy, was before the
mayor this morning on a charge of entering
the house of Nelson Shepherd and stealing
bis pass book, with which she obtained va
rious small articles, including three cents
woi IN of LIQUOR. from the store of Edward
quinn, on OronokO street. She was held for
a further hearing.
AN OBSTRUCTION.-Al log was discovered
this morning chained and locked across the
railroad track at the junction of the Wash
Ington and Ohio and Virginia Midland rail-
roads at the corner of Oroneko and Union
streets. our reporter diligently enquired
how 1t came there but failed to discover the
cause. /. is supposed, however, that some
STRIKER on mischief bent, did the deed
Pres lSH.
RETURNED HoME-Several persons from
this city and neighborhOOd, who went TO
Texas, within the past year or two, viewing
II as their Land of Promise" where ali
their aspirations for wealth and happiness
were TO he realized, have returned TO Vir-
ginia, and others are only staying there to
accumulate funds to bring them back to the
land of their fathers.
ACCIDENT AT 0LYMoNT.-On Thursday
evening last negro man called jeff, whose
surname could not be sscertained, while en-
gagged in oiling threshing machine on the
home farm at Glymont, had his right arm
caught in the machinery, and the hand and
all the flesh and muscles up TO the elbow torn
entirely from IL.
DEPARTURE OF THE PLYMoUrH-The
L. s. steamship Plymouth, Captain Barret.
sailed from this port, at two O'Clock this
Evening star., 1877-08-20
LOCAL NE VS..
Condemned Locals

Lighting Of the street lamps at 10 p. m,
extin guish Ing at 8 20 a. no.
From J. &. Parker We have the New York
papers In advance OF the mails.
81 llfnCfOD has advance copies OF SrTjtIscT
ard -. Nicbcf0s for September.
A marriage license was issued today to
James John son and Lizzie jackson.
Oficer RC derrick found dead white male
infant on n vacant lot on the southwest COR
Uer Of 9Th and q streets northwest yesterday
morning. II was buried by the District
Lucius johnson and John II. Courtney,
two COlCTed men, had difficulty at the cor
DeT Of 81 ard l. streets southwest saturday
night. during which Johnson cut Courtney in
the thigh with knife, infllcting painful
wOGTd.
A large meeting OF the Dashaways was
held last night a. Temperance Temple, ana
addresses were made by MessTs- DunntDg,
wheeler, Fech, Williams, Dewey, MIS-. Euls
ard oilers.
want, named Sarah Eeary, in the house OF
Charles Gordon, on street, between l. tn and
18th streets, charged with stealing a quantity
of jewels, a gold watch, chain, necklace,
braCele'S, &C. She was locked up for a hear
4Tg
The contest for the position of supervisor
OF roads In the first district (UniOntOwn aud
vicinity is rot between MeSsTs. Nayior and
Golden only, as has been stated. Mr.. Thos
jenkins. the present incumbent. desires TO he
Tetain6 d and. as there are no charges against
him, thinks he should be.
Sergeant Leach discovered two white men
last night trying to break into the private
stable or Mr.. G6oTge WiiliRms, 1itg 18th
street northwest. The thieves had go, the
horses CUt into The alley. Finding them
selves discovered, they ran of, leaving the
horses a. stated.
Prestmy * HIdreih, proprfetors OF the
" sSt End Hotel, al Long Branch. telegraph
To THE STAR that 'stEe circumstances which
connected the name OF John Rocks with The
recent ia-cart5S con Ettted at that hotel,
nav e - teH sati iJctOTily y explained 10 al par
ties. No suspicion whatever is attached to
him ia The natter
Evening star., 1877-08-20

1HE SITUATION IN THE PENNSYLVANIA
Coal REGloSs.-The miners and laborers
OF the Pennsylvania coal company met at
their respective places of work Saturday
morning ard the bosses read the following
petition which had been transmitted to each
works: I'VE. the undersigned miners, la
borers and other employees OF the Pennsylva-
MIA coal company do hereby agree tn re-
rates as paid in July, 1871, leaving IL to our
company To make an advance should they In
their judgment deem it proper so to do
The reading was received with a firm
no" Action was then taken, and out of
three Thousand five hundred men and boys
employed by this company there were less
than two hundred that would sign Il under
any circumstances. The general fesling
amOrg the community is that If the works
had started up at once there would not have
bt en- any trouble, but as it Is now the men
viii not sign the petition nor will they 60 To
work without rise.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
Transactions I'm Real Estate.
The following instruments In writing have
been filed in the Office of the Recorder Of
Deeds since our last report:

The following instruments In writing have
been filed in the Office of the Recorder OF
Deeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
=. F. Larner and Chas T. Davis to Patrick
b. Dunn, 81, lots Z and f, square SO. w. +.
Holtzman and A. A. Birney, trustees, to
John Waller, Ss94, part OF lot 20, square s59
ner, 81 5Co lots p, q, "a, 80 and 81, square 2Oi
John II. Ty Ter, trustee, to n. Taylor, to Sc
cure s.5S %, part OF lots 81 and SO, Beall's
Larner TO Lucy X. Read ct al, sl2i, lot 9,
square eco. p. a Edmonds to Emma Ed
monds, s1,150, lot s, square sc. II. Warner
TO Rachel 8. Solomons, 50. 900, lot 20, sub.
square 27s.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Patrick b. Dunn to CaIlan and Ashford.
trustees, to secure Philip +. Larner and
Charles T. Davis, trustees, q, ,4OS. lots Z and
+, square $40. John Waller TO VIM. Rirney,
trustee, TO secure A: A. Birney and VIM. F.
S59. CasineT Bohn TO Henry c. Percy. 10 Sc
cure the Norfolk News Compa 81 600 part
OF lot 90, square I32. Albert A. Ashe to NJ
NJ. Rohrer and NJ. Ashford, trustees, to Sc
cure Alexander III. Young $3.50, lot A, square
l6S. John NJ. Ashford and wife TO A. Il.
Moulton and Walter Evans. trustees, to Sc
cure George IL Boston, s775, part OF lot .,
square 551. Jane Brown TO W. G. Stone ct
al, TO secure George F. Gulick II ,290, lot %,
square Gs7. Mary A. Fairfax TO Chapman
lots and -. square 1872 Ann E. Boyle ct al.
10 W. ID. Cassin, To secure Entwisle aud
Wanstall $500, part of lot 10, square 20. Ann
f.. Boyle eft al. to Cassin and Roach, to Sc
cure Entwisle and Wanstall S2,GIS, lot -,
square 70. p. Lomax ct al. to A. and T.
Hyde, TO secure j. w. Taylor $3.50. lots V
aGd W, sub. of lots 10 to IS, square l52. IL.
Smith to G. II. knight, to secure Rhoda f.
Knight $780, lot 13, sub. lots 2, to II, So uare
49,
RELEASES.
Richard s. Wallach and James NJ. Carlisle
Walle ch TO Casper Ofenstein, lot II, square
I5S. g. +. Appleby ard w. f. Edmonston,
trustees, TO Sarah a Payne, lots 1OG and i07
square 2i0. Henry Franc to James +. Tur-
ton, lot Is, sub. square 3I2
ROAD SUPERVISOR APPOINTED. - The
District Commissioners to-day appointed
Col. r. i. SwaIt as road supervisor for the
third district, embracing that portion of the
county between Rock Creek aud the Polo
mac river. Col. Swart is a we'll known and
practical man, and the appointment Will
give satisfaction.
y LARGE ASSORTMENT of beautiful lawns
very cheap; closing ont dress goods, black
grenadines, black cashmere, black alpacas,
black silks, ana parasols, at cash; Carter's,
I07 Market Space.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
An Exclamation Wanted

EdHOT Dttr:-WOuId 'EcOnOmy" please In
form your many readers in what first class
% location the house he rents for twenty
five dollars per month is situated, If there
are any more such cheap residences to be
had, and how he saves 700 dollars "for other
purposes" out of the figures given in his let
ter. Yours, respectfully, INQUIRER.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

Snow IN AUGUsT-The Wytheville En-
teTPTtSe says: "a gentleman living in this
place was In company with gentleman of
Bland county, last Thursday, on Walkers
Mountain, in the county named, when q
sight most unusual was seen by them. Ia
The valley below heavy rain was falling,
while on the top OF the mountain where they
stood snow fell thich and FAST collecting on
tie ground, but dissOlving quickly, OF
course"
Evening star., 1877-08-20

1T Is CONCEDED that Ho1e,ter's Stomach
BGfeTs are the most wholesome and potent
vegetable tonic ever manufactured; that
they are specific for debility, dyspepsia, q,
blliousness, and miasmatic fevers; that they
prevent as well as cure these complaints and
their complications; that they are not ad
10 take" and are utterly harmless.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Editor Stur:-In the winter season we have
the inevita bic oyster in all the varied forms
OF the culinary art, and as the warm season
approaches the great variety OF ices, ice
creams, ETC., come into popular favor. Now
why not at this time, when so many of our
citizens are off enjoying themselves, intro
Guce for the en- JOY ment of the STAY. at-home
citizens, the old fashioned melon parties?
BrlI ON our wa er melons, nutmegs, cante-
IGuptS, and musk melons, invite in your
friends, in this prolific season OF melons, aud
have good old fashioned melon party.
IIrNr
Evening star., 1877-08-20

EUHW ISU:-We approach The garbage
man gently through your columns, and ask
him if he should contemplate visiting the
alley back of 18th street, between w and
boundary, TO herald his advent as mildly as
possible, for there are some nervous persons
residing there who might be so shocked at
the sigiu and sound of one as 10 cause serious
results. The garbage man is as scarce in
our vicinity as paper or silver dollars.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
Mill and Void.

Editor StGr.-I desire to form you and the
District Commissioners that the schedule of
personal property is null and void as the
law was not signed by the President of the
United States until twelve days after it was
submitted to him by the Congress OF the
United States. FACT
Evening star., 1877-08-20

THE TRIALS CT A HoUsEKERPER- are
never experienced ny those who use DJoleIs
feoS Potnder. Elegant, light, wholesome
biscuits. bread. rolls and mullins, every time.
Try IL and be convinced.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

A QUIETLY OBTAINED DIVORCE. At
Dayton, Ohio, social sensation was caused
by the filing of petition by Sallie Kefaber
band, w N. keifaber, in a court in Utah ter
riiory, the first knowledge of which she OBJ
tanned when a copy of the decree was placed
in her possession by her husbands atJor-
neys: She asks row divorce from him and
for Hlip1Dny
Evening star., 1877-08-20
CITY TT Ms.

REMEMBER the Excursion to Mt Vernon
Springs to-morrow Tuesday, for the benefit
or The LfhrSry Association, / o OF. Boat
leaves at am. and pm. Family ticket,
81; single ticket, 80 cts
Evening star., 1877-08-20
DILES AND FISSURE-

Or, sHRADER, once room IS st. Cloud Build
lLg, (southweet corner 9th and streets,) cures
Piles and Fissure without Knife Ligature or Osus-
tic, and without pain and guarantees cure in oil
cases or no pay. Refers TO l.. Luchs, of Luchs &
Bro, ;sbacconist. 025 7ta street; O. q. Sailer,
Superintendent Washington and Georgetown Rsil.
east; VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor, 407 PennsyI-
yania avenue; 7. u. Marche, P. o. Department,
Place; and fifty others, on application al my cfics
Ladies attended st their If desired Ofice
sritsfioD free augl-tr
Evening star., 1877-08-20

NOTHING Is MORE HARAssING than boils
or ulcers. Fortunately they can be quickly
healed by the use of GlcEm's S,lphiH- Soap,
which puTges the sore of its poisonous virus
or proud flesh, and thus removes the only
obstacle TO its healing.
Grow young in ten minutes with HITS IN
fdgltdncolLs Rdir Due eo6
Evening star., 1877-08-20

We wish TO call attention 10 a. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. eC6 q street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting the latest Improvements, \,
whether of American or European invention,
he is enabled to do his work In a manner not
TO be equaled by those not possessing thase
facilities. His cleansing and dyeIng Ladies'
ard Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest In
the city on account OF his superior work
Give him n csll-oOs q street Punctuality
guaranteed.
Evening star., 1877-08-20
weather In dfcaffons To-day.
,YFICE OF CH1EF SIGNAL OFFICER,

For the lower lakes. middle and eastern
states. stationary or rising barometer, north
esSt 10 southwest winds, warmer, partly
cloudy OF clear weather.
Evening star., 1877-08-20

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drugg Ell
and quacked. Pulvermacber's Electric Belts
enectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
ADDRESS Pulvermacher Galvsnic Co, New
York City. 6IsdSkIy
Evening star., 1877-08-20

DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
Evening star., 1877-08-20

STOLEN SILKS.-Silks valued at S2O OH0
were stolen from the wholesale dry goods
house OFT. j. Claxton Il Co Montreal, Cam
aca, by two employees, named Sinclair
Mccoy and john ,iarvey, who had as ac-
ocmplice the notorious thief Noshey. Mccoy
and Harvey were arrested.