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Busiuess FaiIure.

BosToS, October l9-The Herald las
received the following report: j sepn
Lee & Co, heavy print manu- scturer',
OF Philsdelpnis, have suspended. Llaoii'-
tiles 100000. Tne print cloth manu-
fscturers Of Fall river lose $4,000.
PHrLADELPEIA, October 18Th 3
house of Lee Il Co, emphatically deny
the report Of their suspension. The firm
asserts that there have been 10 meetings
OF its creditors, and that the business Of
the house Is now being conducted ss
usual
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Spanish News.

HAvAEA, October News hss been
received that Spanish column recently
surprised thirty insurgents, killing I'll
teen sud wouncing the rest. The killed
were taken into Puerto Principe for
recogn .tion. Among the dead whose
recognition was established ss 81 uu-
doubted fact, were -enor Mschido, Pres
iden. 0: the Cuban Chambers, snd oenor
Larrue. insurgent Secretary 0: Wsr.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-In railroad bond,
Hannibal and ~ Juo .ouyortthl b,
yanc,d 80, and ONO auf Mt..ippl
seconds u 81. Olr lot ul - coo T1lriD.
Peoria and Wsrsaw second, hruugh, -
and 10000 DO. consolidated 70
STATE BoSD~-QulcI
STUCK.-I hc market u Irregular With
e c1mparat 'oly r.rrDa IAugroi l'Ictus-
tions eRn,It Tor HAnnlbs amt y loe
suar,-, when Opened per cent agLT
Tor common ~ ~ NJ. ~ for pro rrroi
d the iormor N.sernarI- .cl, tu } . AMI
llr alter ~ 25! md recovered ,p 4.
Tue general list declined ! - u per crrt
lu the carly dealing, but atcf prrnly
recovered The market rn. heavy spI
lower IN late dealing, with uUus,d"rHU."
prr--ure 10 sell To" decline was 70 !
p.- cent and the mott market iu Lake
shore Western Uniur and De.Awarr.
LscEswanns and Wcs.oru The d"p.|fr
~ Western Union Wa msislrd by
-umors Of trouble slout tho pooling gr.
rtrg-uo0t IN" transactions aggregated
$4,000 shares, ol which 300 were Now
York Central, 1900 ErIn ~ 200 Lakr
Shore, 10000 Wabash. 500 Nortbwr.'-
ern common, 1909 preferred, G,ODO 20
Pau common, 4WO preferred, 1000
Delaware, L.ckAWaEns and Western.
5000 Michigan Central, 1900 Obl0s.
u go Western Uni0n and ZOOO PArldc
Mai.
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Fraudulent RnnkTuptcy.

George VI Wheeler, of the firm OF "
Bailey, Lang & Co. IRON merchant, q.
under arrest on the charge OF frsud.l,rt
btskruptcy, brought by Frcd :. Com
stock, one of the creditor. JIdg'
BIa.chford directed the United Stat s
Marshal 10 take possession Of the asst
0l the firm left out Of the schedule which
are -aIi % BE- several buudred thousand
dollars The CREDITOR cisim that with
this addition the a--c,s viii coTcr 'h'
liabilities, which are estimated n. about
k4hMMlN
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Gone into Bankruptcy.

NEW YORK, October l9.-Nsthsnie.
Cheney, who secured the controlling IN
terest in the Agricultural Iron Works
about year sgo, hss gone into volun-
tsry bankruptcy. The nominal lisU.li-
ties are s206, 600, the principal one q
composition OF fifty cents on the dollar
by the old concern; assets nOmInsl.y
about S20O,OOO, covered for their full
value by mortgages and liens to secure
creditors.
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congregational Council

DETROIT, October l9.-Ihe third days
session o. the Congregations TrIennIsl
Council, was opened this morning with
devotlols. exercises 0y Rev. F. \. Noble,
D. d., OF New Haven.
The special committee appointed to
consider the time OF the next meeting,
reported through Judge Warren Cur
rier, Of 81. Louis, IL favor Of beginning
the future sessions on Thursday. holding
over Sunday, into the mex. week.
Adopted.
The special committee appointed to con-
slider Prot. Bascombs resolution IN re-
gard to the support OF denomiDatlonal
schools and matters of aiding State
lntitutions, reported, through Rev.
Charles Ray Palmer, member Of
the committee, il favor OF extending
such aid As might be necessary TO demon
national schools in preference to suy
others, wss accepted and made the sPecIa.
order Tor the at,ernooE hour, in connec-
tion with Dr.. Wo5!seys paper on the
same subject.
The Committee on Nominations re-
ported resolutions from the Genera. A..
socistlon, OF New Jersey. - follows
Revs. Samuel Wa.cott, D. D., tOAi,;
George F. McGown, ID. D., OF lows; D.
?. Lane, O! Rhode Island, George l.
Walker, Of Vermont and Hon. Warren
Currler, of Missouri, on Sunday School
papers; Rev. = n Pe'oubet, Of MAssa-
ch1setts; c. L. Salter, OF Colorado;
Sanford l. Martin of Intans. on the
report OF the \. b { + NJ The Rcvs
j. +. Ames RaEkin. y. d. @! DI-lr,c,
OF Columbia; d. +. Mansh, d. D., OF
Ma.sach setts; Eli CorwIn, D. ID, OF
Illinois, on the American Home Miss on-
ary Society. The Rev, T.. Y. Kinks OF
Name; j. w. S.roag, OF Minnesota,
Arthur Little, of Wisconsin,; L. 7.
Chamberlain, Of Connecticut, and Moses
Smith, OF Michigan. on the papers
regarding evsngelistic work. TIE
Revs. W. w. Adams, OF Mas
sachusptts; Robert q. Hutchinson, OF
Ohio james e. Rogers OF Missouri.
The regular morning paper was then
read by Rev Dr. Walcott Of OHIO, on
the subject The Parish System" The
paper treated iu pleasant style OF the
tlAINu hul Us Al'ulu'IeulH IIOul TIC 'hl-
hest colonial days til the present time.
and closes with the recommendations
that each church should have an E.c.c-
slastical society TO represent it, aud
where notifications IN leglslstlo4 were
necessary TO effect this, they be secured
rs soon as practicable, or that indivIdua.
churches seek Incorporation by \ gem
era act rather than by specia legislation
The paper, though OF much historic iu.
terest, was OF great length, and the coun-
ell relieved Itself when the e-snylst wss
about half through with the reading, by
singing hymn suggested by Nm officer
OF the couucil, "My days are gliding
swiftly away Reports tom various the
ological colleges were presented. Andoyer
Col ege, was represented by Professor
Smytbe, who spoke in y very encour-
aging way Of his institution, while the
other seminsries were represented rs TO
lows: Hartford, by Professor ChIlds,
Oberlin, by Professor Borrows; Chicago,
by Rev DR.. Savage.
After deciding to adjourn on Monday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock, the morning
session closed.
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WAsHISGToE, October l9.-The fol-
lowing Is the text Of the blI INTRODUCED by
Senator ingalls,, authorizing the coming
Of the standard silver dollar and restOr-
ing its legal tender character:
Be Il enacted SC, Ths. there
shall be, from time to time, coined
At the mi1ts OF the United Sis,es
silver dollars Of the weight Of
4l23 grains OF standard silver % the
dollar. as provided for in the set Of Jan
uary IS. 1887, and that sad d,llar shall
be \ legal tender for al debts, public and
private, except where the payment OF
gold coin is required by law.
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| Advertisement

THE success which attends fair dealing
is illustrated by the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company. This corporation, organ.
lied IN 1868 for charitable ana educs
tionsl purposes, with a cash capital of
$1,000 600 and an accumulated reserve of
over s35OOOO, never scales or postpones
its drawings. For information or tickets
address VI. A Dsuphin, President, P. o.
Box 692, New Orleans La.
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The rates from Baltimore are cents
less on the first and second classes, and 8
cents less on the third and fourth classes
than the rates from New York. From
Philadelphis they are six cents less on
the first snd second classes, and cents
on the third and fourth classes. The
tariff on wheat by rail from Buffalo has
been advanced to II cents bushel, an
increase of one cent.
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Discharged.

SAN FRANCISCO, October ia Vic.
toris dispatch says that the George B.
Wright murderers have been discharged,
the government being unable to secure
evidence to corroborate that of the Coma
Indian who professed to have been on
board the steamer when she blew up and
to nave seen the captsin snd five othsrs
murdered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

THE American Manufacturer of this
week, reports that the idle nail mills At
Pittsburgh have started up again, only,
however, for the purpose of sorting up
their stocks. II says there is no demand
for nails at quoted price, viz; 1925 per
keg; with 10 cents of 200 keg lots, snd
that offers At less price are refused.
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EduIn Adnm. H.neGL

New YORK, October l9 The mar
aging committee OF the Edwin AIams
boneit report that the actual fund Ms II
now stands in bsnk, and AIl eNpef
paid, j. Ss,553. Thi- sum Will BE- o
creased - about S9,IOO. The commttrr
nave, with the sanction Of Mr.. and Mr..
Adams, voted to place the money in the
hand. oftruslees for the benefit Of Mr..
Adams
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Insurance CompnnIe- EnJoined

NEW HAvES, October l3.-To-day
Judge Marlin issued Temporary IDJInc-
,ion on the petition of Insurance Com
N ssioner S;sadman restraining the Ss-
.loua. Life md Trust Company and the
American Mutual Life Insurance Com
psnIes # thi. city. from doing buIness,
alleging impaired a, sets.
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The Lick Estate.

SAN FRASCIsCo, October l9.-ln the
contest between the trustees Of the LicE
estste and the Academy Of National
Sciences in the Nineteenth District
Court, the Judge to-day overruied the
demurrer Of defendants ard sustained
the Legality of the present Board OF
Trustees.
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x,,rs we're exported from the port OF
80 York in the week ended Oct. to
,lrowing places. Hamburg, Venezu-
British Australia, Brszi!, Cuba,
v,,ico and British West Indies.
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Geu.Snsrman aud Party.

IT. LOUIS, October l9.-Gen. Sherman
s-i party arrlyed here isst night from
t4-Ir western tour, IN hne health and
.pir.ts. They viii leave for Washing
- tl-mOTrOW.
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RsS BUTLER thinks it nice to "sit in
.. House with no responsibility and 3
r, of bricks" BEN's bricks are
..-sr.y mere mud balls, snd, being
.,...-y. T. be very often misses ne man
aim, Al.
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Mr. BECK, OF Kentucky, has intro
j.,sl bill into the United States Sen
,roposing to pay halt OF the customs
,,,, greenbscks. This will at once
20. them On par with gold
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THs early s,wn wheat is likely to
,y,s aHd time o. 1t. First, the Hes
,r iy attacks 1t. and next, the extraor-
7s-Iy fne weather has made it grow so
..oJ.y ,nst there is danger o! it joint
, before freeing sets in. OF course
. .,rk..ling would follow.
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Marine.

OuEEs~TowY. O-tober l9 Arrived
StssuQ- Wisconsin. New York.
SAy FHAycIsCJ, September 10
q sre1-Br..sl bark Slraca,nro,Q Queens
tpur
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20

s,xAreR DAVIS Of tnis State has
- h. csmpsign in the Senate on
r.,..pry irregularities, 10y submit
.. resolution for IN investigation.
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Recovering,

SAs FRAsCIsCo, Octeber le.-Tbe
steamer 81. Pau, from Alaska, reports
tpst the son OF Sci stOr Morton Ia recoy-
ering, but his physicians forbid his re-
mOvsl 81 present.
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Steamer u.ssacnu,ctt.

NEw loRk, October IG.-Tho ,toSIr0-
Massachusetts, which hS. been ashore m
.he Sound since itu, nss arrived !, o.,
estimated that u will cost $50 eco g. rr-
pair her. Insurance tijO 900
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Pool Sellers Arrested.

HoBoKES, \. j., October l0.-All the
pool sellers were arrested to-day. charged
with violating the laws against gambling.
One of them furnished bsil and the 9TH
srs were remanded till tomorrow.
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Advance IN Freights.

New YORK, October l9. The rates on
west bound freight from New York will
be advanced next Monday to the follow
ing figures
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Fire.

OswEeo, October ls.-Tbe Oswego
Falls goolen mills were partially burned
to-day. Loss 10000 fully insured.
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NO. 94.
VI urder.

DAYTON, October l9.-The police IT,
day arrested {. NJ Fudge and Henry
Hutchinson on charge OF numbering m
o.d msn named Mcclure. The murdered
msn wss found IN the anal last Monday.
with his legs broken and heavy stone
tied % his body. he had been robbed
before being thrown into the water. Csc
o. the prisoners Is McClure's sou-in-.aw
Mcclure, who lived 81 Bell Brook. uear
Dayton, was very wealthy he camc 10
TINS city 70 collect money. HIS
object Is supposed - have been known
and be wss followed by the murIorcrs
He had been missing ten DAYS when
.olUd IN the cans
Died.
Peter OiIn. one OF the Oldest prsciir.
lnE .swycrs m the West. died this morn D.
M. he haJ served ,eyera, terms -
>,ste Representative and ouo ~ State
Scuato-, suj wSs widely known
throughout The country tie wSs 10 his
19.h year, bu. was sll., acuyr ~ud =
hard worker.
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Trial of Rioters.

READIsG Pa October l9-Tne jury
bss declared sir Of the seven July rioters
not guilty. The seventh, Geo. Z GOoc-
hart, was found guilty Of inciting 70 riot.
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Tag farmers WHO have to haul their
a.ria.e to market over the National
-.. and receive tor 1t the present re.
...rl prices now complain Of the high
j. T1ey think that, with the increas-
ri. ,r.yyI aud decreased cost OF doing the
..-s On he road, their burdens should
,e-uned
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VOL. 10.
afhcelinq 9caister.
o.I5 closed yesterday at 1923

,,,,tIsr to-day 1cii be partly cloudy
,,,,I,rly .onds, rising temperature,
-{ ran.
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r we.eome rain mas put IN sn ap-
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Ge Vacancies In Louisiana and
Florida VIII BE Kept Open

until 1879, if possible. Tne Democrats
take it very coolly, indeed. They feel
and say that the record the Republicans
have made to-day will make thousands
OF Democratic votes. "Thev must be
fools" said Mr.. Thurman, sitter the SEN
at adjourned. "On, well" replied Bay
ard, laughing, three months OF lite is
worth s good deal to man condemned
TO De executed at is the old story"
said snother; history records o instance
of party voting itself out of power"
1t is noteworthy point that if Eustis,
Spoford and Butler were admitted, the
Senate would be tie, Morton and Shs.
ron being absent. This fact, doubtless,
keeps the Republicans solid. They are
elsted with their victory, caring little,
apparently, that it is sure to hurt them
most Mitchell makes no secret OF his
intention to bury the cases in committee.
The party never was so solid,' said he
to-day, eIultingly.
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We observe with regret the anuou &C.
-ea. Of the failure Of the paper hrm OF
CHAaLEs MAGAReg u Co., OF Phlladel-
2hs. It was the oldest. and one of the
lsrge:t snd most reliable paper houses in
Americs, l. is announced tnat the ts!!-
IRE wss csused by long spell Of severe
kness Of Mr.. MAGARGE, during which
"a the large business was mismsnsged.
" u. has the sympathy and unabsted
-stence of those who know him.
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Disclosed Their Purpose.
sn.cInl Dispatch to the ENQUIRER.

Spt CIai DiSpatch 10 the enquirer.
WAsHISGroN, October l8.-rhe SEN
ste Republicans disclosed their purpose
TO day concerning The contestants from
Louisiana and South Carolina. Inst
purpose, in briet, IS to keep the Demo.
cratic contestants out Of their seats rs
long MS possible by pigeon hoing their
cases in the Elections Committee The
day's results can be summed up briefly:
The Republicans, under the lead OF Ed
munds and Conkling, forced the fighting
On Mitchclj's motion 10 refer SpohOrd's
case to MorLon's COMMITTEE o. which
Mitchell Is accidental chairman. 1t Wa,
shrewd move ior they knew that
all their followers could not be depended
on to vote SpotiOrd out and Kellogg in
bat Judged rightly that more would likely
desert the party on the question OF refer
ence, since all can easily explain that
vote by saying simply, ut Is time hon.
ored custom IN the Senate TO refer al i'm
portant questions to committee The
event proved the accuracy of their cal.
cu,atious Thurman, Bsysrd and Whyte
argued that the Louisiana case had been
considered until II was thread bare; that
the events Of the last six months were
undIsputed facts in history, and pleaded
.or immediate action IS matter o!
policy and justice; but they pleaded and
argued to minds made up. Mr.. Chris
tiancy did indeed feel called upon to ak
plain thst he should vote for the refer
ence because he wss not fully acquainted
with the fscts; wheresl it was surmised
that ne was open to conviction on the
main question of admission. But the
res. of the rank and file sat silent until
ID" roll was called, sud then voted solidly,
so to 80, 10 refer Judge Davis voted
with the Democrats Window and john
ston were paired and Morton snd Shsron
absent. Otherwise it was full Senate,
ard perfect test OF parties. To make
perfectly apparent the purpose OF the
Republicans, Whyle, after the reference
was assured, moved that the Elections
Committee be instructed to report on or
before November lst. This was voted
down, 81 to 35, the nly difference in the
votes being that Armstrong snd Ccckrell,
Democrats, and Plumb, Republican, were
absent These two votes have convinced
ne Democrats that
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DAVIS, OF Illinois, voted with the
--lgcra,s in the Senate, on the Loui,i
a,aa:orisI questions. The Republican :
..si soiidIy together the other way. Il
e. Republican Senate had had the set
.-ayl. ct the question of the Governor
p Of Louisisna and South Carolina
-..-a1 o.. HAYES, it is safe TO say that
-.-- HAMPTON or NICHOLS would
-a'- ,-ra orrupying the positions to
e. thy w-r. elected by the people.
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CHiCAOo, OctotcS Flour - 5ts4Iy
snd unchanged. Wl.st-ACliye, B-m
ard higher; 40. 2 Chicago sprng 81 ~
cash and seller October; I'll Ojsfg! %,
ssI.Cr November; 81 OJ;G1l " seller
year; No D 81 o., rsjecsed 55Ca Jjc.
Corn Fairly active and Asbsde higher
a. 33(G.43;c cash, 3lsg4Zic seller No
yember; 4ltG1il.c seusr year rejected
~. Oats--Ia gO0d demand and prier.
\ shade higher ~ Z3!g cash; Z3 Ia L3tc
seller SyyenD Der; Z53c seiler Decamb-f;
-. acted ZO.c. Rys-Firmer A. 53c.
Barley Primer a. jyc. Pg'k-Du.L
weak snd lower a. Sli - cAGa, SI4 IOG
II - seller October. Lsrd-Dul. nd
lover d, - 30 cAsS; s. l5la,s IA be.ier
year. Bulk Meat '-Quiet aLd unchanged.
Whpky-Atsl o..
On call bSsr1- -Whes.-Decbned sc.
Corn-Sleady and unchanged. Oats
Ro.e tc. Pork-AI DC lower. Lard
At 5c .Owsr.
CncrsSAT1. O-Job4r lg.-Cot,on-
steady =. l0lc Flour 49, Q1ieI sud
..eady. Wheat-Irreg4lari Tsd ~ -
al 70 Coru-F Primer a. iJlayiGc. OaJs
QUE. ard frin q, 2sG2lc Rye
Qgiet a. 55CgGOr. B.r.ey-In fair de-
msnd; good to prime westsrn 'prlng 81
GGOc. Pork-Q1iet tsl3 80. Lard
Quiet. current mske s. 81; kettle 20 90
G5.g rs. Bulk Aests -Qaiet but hfmi
.nort rib SIC bid etc asked shoulders
and short clear uOmIrsL Bseon-ln
fair demand al 7iNfetgs4lrSsc packed.
. -
Whisky-Stesdy sssl J7. butisr-E Es'-
Ter bat not quotsbiy lower. Larseed Oil
Stronger at ooc
Hogs-Dull, weak and lower; common
81 GOAT 90; packing 81 S5(dJ OOi light
/ 81 sOa,4 81 butchers - %.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-21

What is this flag OF the Prophet
around which the turbaned. the faith
full" are called upon to rally? The best
authorities state that 1t wa originally
OF q white color, and was composed OF
the turban Of the Koreish, captured BY
M0hammed. A black flag was. how.
ever, 500 substituted in its place, CON
sisting Of the curtain that hung before
the door Of the Ayeshah. the favorite
wife Of the Prophet, whose affection for
her was 30 strong that he was wont to
say that she would be the 6nt Of his
wives to whom the gates Of Paradise
would be open! The Sanjak-Sherif 10
regarded by the Mohammedzns - their
most sacred relic. It first came into
possession Of the followers Of Omar, the
second Caliph of the Moslems and gen
orally regarded a founder Of the Mos
lem power. - from . mere sect he raised
it to the rank Of . copquering nation,
md left to his SUCCESSORS IN empire
than that which Alexander Of
AAcedon had made and ruled in old@
line It wa this Omar who assumed
he title Of Commander Of the Faith
'ul' tEmirAlmumeniz). BY which. -
he readers Of the -Arabian Nights En-
ertainments' viii remember. the CAliph
dar0unal Rxschid, who was cotempo-
ny with ChariemAgue. was always
'ddressed- The dag Of the Prophse
'aa1ed from the follower Of Omar q
into the hands Of the con-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-21

sgaiAsra in he Aussstaa ~psus!a~ -
pAlmSsA 90 sev v~ks 49, Ne
~c~ns - q uuss extrsxdtnA-y Az, Ter.
rtei- tEAx~sy Opposite .hs pAsssA
church lived q auzs~sosa~s nAss<a
Tonic. uha e<contnx sni,~nly . pr~y
IA nal sA<e. allied hts utfe nsS ,Aeo,
hts father. vho bad A,sssasssi - 10
strain him whrn lie s.SAev eAaae iA<y
foani that Tomsc ~, svsryvasssef e.
sscssAlly tArr~i "a ea;Ty. Aasi lAksn
ap . Commanding p.s,son .i;h ns~
k~s AMI plenty 90 Annans,kSa- rasy
were shsrcforr. c~ssnp~is~i 70 ,arn To-
and mcAauhile Ton,c pa; . baf8
through . Young mAn ~ha cfu~e~s ~
street. and els uouni~i . vornasL
The polso~ then dr~v csrsoa asoanA
The Aoas~. bu; Tusnicis mssket ND
mAnd~i the spsc- h~twe~n has A.s1sl
the church. and The tip u ih- sits@D
streets. and M one dG~i cru~s ~
street 80 ApproNeh The body Of tlr
yours nan. Al length . clergyman
Who had rrca; influence over Tosnlr
hravcly vent foruani and ;mplos~i
HIM nj lcAs; Ia give up "a MS care ha
little child TIE fathers answ~s ,n ihe
appeal Vas by throwing out her limits
one Nv one Then he resumed his
fusilsd-. The authorities would nat
allow the police to ore. inasmseh ~
they deemed the man t~ser q rrassn-
~ the only cours~ wAs to cSaiinue tAc
blockade. All sosts of devices werr
sugs~strt >psnc werr Tor arins on
Tonic With s,upefyins c~astrtdguN I
others for concentrating the Ore engine
force on the house. and AL ihla time th~
unhappy sc,,on IL the parish was scn1f
ing up from the bell tower . vail for
food. b. having gone ~ ring the bell
Just before the tragedy began. and his
only mode Of egrrss being in front 81
the mAniAc's window. After the bloch
abe had lNt~i two days and Tonne
no signs Of giving In. 10 va re-
to keep up perfect haiistotm
Of stones nj all the windows of Tho
house while the door Vas sofcssi. Tho
mailman ii~w to the garrett. where u wss
no ~ matter to diaArm without kil-
ling him. Altogether. he had killed.
and wounded Ave.