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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Eennehst 5uurnal.
Disasters TO Maine Vessels.

Schooner James Henry. of Rockland, went
asho re on the fats at Edgsrtown, the 10th inst,
and was hauled of next tide with some damage.
A collision occurred in below Boston, the 10th,
between the schooners Maggie D. Msrston of
Rocklsnd, and New Packet of Machias, in which
both vessels sustained some dana to top hamp-
er. 1t was some time before they separated.
A schooner loaded with lime. name unknown,
from Rocklsnd for Portsmouth, struck on the
rocks of Cape Potpoise light house, Friday NOM
ing, and at noon was fast gong to pieces She
will be = tota. loss. Crew saved With great dill
Guilty. The last man brought in was nearly ex-
hausted.
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Health is Incidentally more precious gift than
riches, honor or power. Who would exchange it
for these, the chief objects Of human ambition 1t
Is obviously he part of wisdom to employ
means for the preservation of health and the pro-
Tonga ion OF Ire which lime and experience have
proved to he reliable. Many OF the danger> by
witch health is threatened may be nullihed by the
use al IA 1t UtO>t lrrcs tible OF correct and
tonics, Il'-t.ltVr's OG a Btiers which, hy in
creasing vital mower ant rendering the physical
fun ton regular aud active, cps the ~ TIN in
good work NJ order and protects against dis.
ease. For con -tipation, dyspepsia liver complaint,
nervousness, kiuuey and rh ,umatic ailment- Ii is
invaluable. and II affords sure defence against
malarial fevers, besides removing every trace of
such disease from the systm. Hafa wneglassful
taken before me ls improves the appetite and in.
sures COmulpt re nIgesIlOn and AnhimIInlIun.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrested.

FALL RIVER. April IL. S. Angler Chace, the
detsuhiug treasurer of the L nion Mills, was ar
rested at his residence this afternoon, aud taken
to the north police station. There we're two com
plants, each charging him with the embezzlement
of ten thousand dollars from the Union Mill Co.
Bail was offered in $3.50 900 but refused.
Sentenced.
LAWRENCE, April 10. In the police court to-
day, John Greenhalgh pleaded gully of murder
Gus assault on John Turner and was fined thirty
dollars aad costs. Turner'S injuries are not SO
serious as At first supp sed.
Fire.
BosToN, April 10. Eben j. Towers oil cloth
| manufsctory at No. 367 Atlantic avenue was
damaged ten thousand dollars tonight. Fully III.
sured.
A Swindler.
The more Chace's rascality at Fall River is in
vestigaed the bscker does his character appe ar.
few days before his crime made public be
windled his brother-in-sw out of Ten thousand
dollars, and he spared not even lis own wife, but
robbed her of her entire private fortune left her
by her father. lie refuses to tell what he did with
his i'll gotten gains. The amount of his de talca-
tions, 50 far as known is over half million dor
lars.
Fires.
BosToN April IA Early this morning large
three story structure corner of Shswmut avenue
and Lucas street, occupied as a German Catholic
school, WAS fired by an incendisiy. Damage to
building, school furniture and library $1,000. In
suTed. Bernard Clark, occupying the ground
floor as undertakers ware-rooms, loses $1,000,
Insured
SPRINGFIELD, April IA. Jessup & Lsfins
| Woronoc paper mill 10 Westfeld, with $4,000
worth Of manufactured paper in the s,orehouse
WAS burned by an incendiary Saturday night.
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000. 1t will be re-
built.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15
For Sale.

l 5000 Cottage House and lot of land, 90xlOO
feet.
$1,000 Story and half house and L. containing
IL rooms, good location. Rents for $50 per
snnum. Suitable for two families.
$4,000 Story House, Several acres of land,
fruit trees, and all copveniences.
l Story and half house and three acres of land
for ) 800.
| Farm within p miles of Kennebec Bridge.
good barn, sa id farm is suitably divided into til
lsge, pasture and wood land for $1,000; also a
number of other places. Houses and lots, md
lots to build on, all in this city.
$1,000 farm, within miles of this city; also
desirable rents. Inquire of
E. w. WHITEHOUSE,
Attorney at Law,
Augusta, Me.
April II, 1878. t&wtf
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Destructive III e.
ARkSNILLE, TENN, IN ASHES
The CONFEDERATION Caused by Negro In
Ccndiaries.
A REIGN OF TERROR IN THE Town.

A REIGN OF TERROR IN THE TOWN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April IA. There was de-
strucuve fire at Clsrksvilie last night The best
Judges estimate the loss at half million dollars
Ihe burned district covers fifteen acres. The
Crazy warehouses covered over an acre. Between
30 and - Of the principal houses were destroyed.
LATER. 1t is now definitely asCeItslped that
81 houses we're destroyed including the best
dwellings in the city. The insurance is estimated
al $4,000. The fire is regarded the work OF
an incendary, with which the blacks seemed
deeply to sympsth 2e refusing to aid in suppress
ing the flames. Policeman Phillips yesterday at
telnoon shot and killed negro while resisting
him with stones. This aroused a feeling among
the blacks who threatened to mob Philips, who
was placed IN Jail for safety. 1t is supposed that
the fire was result of the recent lynching of a
negro for attempting to rape white girl. Fifty
SPECIAL policemen pstrOlling the streets of
Clsrksville tonight. Nine hundred hogshe of
tobacco were destroyed by the fire and rain. The
list of houses embraces all kinds OF business and
among them are the newspaper office, court house,
bank, Central Hotel, hook and ladder houses two
jewelry stores, two dry goods stores, eight gIoce-
lies, two public halls and ten residences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15
BOSS TW FED.
Postpontment of the Funeral.

NEW YORK, April 10. Tweed's funeral will
not take place for several days, in order to allow
of the arrival of Mrs. Mag nns of New Orleans,
Tweed's dsughte Unless size should request a
large funeral service, it will be strictly private at
the house, and no notice OF the ceremony will be
published. The coffin will be PLAIN, covered with
black brosdcloth, with silver handles end insclip-
ton plate, but no ornaments.
The services will he conducted BY Rev DR..
Price OF Hampstead, who performed the MARI age
ceremony of Nj. Tweed. There will be 10 pail
bearers. The remains will be placed in the lam
lily lot in Greenwood Cemetery. The funeral W i'll
probably occur Tuesday.
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smith & Thompsen's New Store In l.. {
Aliens Block.

The fitting up was finished Saturday and new
and elegant sign bearing the name Of the enter
prlsing young firm, appeared the same afternoon
The new store is fitted up throughout with heavy
| black walnut trimmings and is Of the most
elegant AMI convenient on the river. Messrs
Smith 4 Thompson are from Gardiner, wher re
heretofore they have won custom for their
employers and numerous friends for themselves
We are glad TO welcome them to our city, and il
by the past we may presume to Judge the future
they will win success and prosperity
Custom tailoring is their business, and it is le-
ported that as a cutter, Nj. Smith is not exceled
on the river. They will keep an extensive assort-
most of gents furnishing goods. Both are Young
H. and they show the right spirit OF enterprise
which properly directed, always meets its reward
GIVE them call.
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Postal Changes.

The following are the recent postal changes in
this State:
Offices estab lished-Uppe Frenchvile, Aroos-
took county, Peter Saynon, postmaster; West
Southport, Lincoln county, Cyrus Pierce, post
master.
Postms.ters appointed-Charles NJ. Abbott,
Shapleigh, York county; George II. Holden,
North Deer Isle, Hancock comfy.
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san DOnINGO MATTERS.
Peace Restored Under the Provincial
Government.

HAVANA, April Is Advices from San Donin-
go March rs, represent that peace has been re-
stored under the provincial government OF Presi-
dent Guilelhomer. The revolutionisls in the
otthern province have given their adhesion to
President Guile Ihumcr.
Advces from Hsyti Msrdh 80, state that peace
has been established in that republic. The gov
eminent has paid the arrears of the national
French debt amounting to 46l 900 francs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON. April IL.
HOUSE.

The bill requiring the commissioners appointed
to prepare n new edition of the revised statutes To
revise the index to the first volume of the same
was passed.
A bill approprstng 5000 for the erection of q
monument over the grave of jefferson was also
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Kelley the session Of Mon
day night was ordered for a debate on the tariff
bill.
On motion of Mr.. Mills the sessions of Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday nights were ordered
for consideration upon pension bills.
The house then went into committee OF the
whole on the post Office appropriation bill.
The appropriation recommend ed by the bill is
S33, 100, 1873, a reduction of S9S7 $50 from lss
year.
After general discussion, the committee ther
arose.
Mr. Singleton introduced bill to reduce the
expense Of public printing
Referred to the committee on printing.
Adjourned.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Duplicate Copies Of the Bond Contract
Signed.

New KK, April l3. Members Of the syndi-
cate met secretary Sherman yesterday. and sign
ed duplicates of contracts for the Purchase of the
$4,000, 900 2 per cent bond in order that
each member of the syndicate should have copy
No other bus mess was transacted. Ten million
dollar bonds, first subscription of the syndicate
were ordered to be sent on NJ once, aud the syn
dictate has received notice that they were forward
ed by the treasury department yesterday after.
moon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

Fast day services were held in the Baptist church
tbs year; sermon by the pastor, Rev w. o. Aver
1t was very appropriate discourse.
Cen Dyer l.. l.. Morrison, Fl. +. Kimbsll, Mrs
Hayues, Mrs. &. ID. Miller and others from this
place, attended the Csnrata of Esther. given in
Lewiston last week.
There is considerable talk Of starting scythC
factory here. gentleman from away thinks OF
leasing the Williams mill for that purpose.
Mr.. Clinton A. Woodbury., one of the editors o.
the Somerset RepIr has received call from the
Hancock Publishing Co, to run the Ellsworth
paper 1t is understood that he has accepted an,
will soon leave town IN consequence.
The inc, ssant rains have greatly swollen the
river, and some fears are entertained this (Satur-
day) morning of a disastrous freshet.
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Indignation of Military Officers.

Maj. Gen. j. l.. Chamberlain has issued thu
following general order:
The designations Of the following officers have
been accepted, TO take effect Feb. 4, 1873:
Lieut.. Col. John Marshall Brown. Division In
spector Maj. Frank +. Nye, Assistant Adjutan
General; Maj. Andrew M. Benson, Division
QuartermssteI Maj Benz. b. Murray, Jr., Judg,
Advocaie; Capt. James NJ. Andrews, AIDE de
Camp; Capt. Chas. Is. Morton, Aide de Camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

THINK OF 1T, that Cough or Colo neglect
ed, may lead to serious consequences. In the
early stage of Throat and Lung diseases,
Madame Por,ers Cough Balssm is an invaluable
remedy, be taken by the Oldest person or
youngest child. Is safe, reliable. and agreeable
TO the taste. Price % cents and in large bottles
at 80 aud - cents. mar2S-4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15
PRESIDENT HAYES.
He Stands BY His Civil Service Order.

NEW YORK. April Is. a Washington special
says that yesterday, in conversation with an inti-
mate friend, the President said he had no inten-
ton Of resembling has civil service order
He said further, 10 relation to the action of the
recent JOINT caucus. that If any joint comm tee of
Congress representing that meeting, should call
upon him regarding tue matter, he would refer
them Tor explanation OF his position TO tie letter
defining the order which written by the At
torney General to the Collector of Boston, IN Oc-
tober last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

Miss Mary NJ Eaton, Chestnut street will
commence the next term of her private School on
Monday. Aplil 18th, 1873. Pupils fitted for the
Grammar School. apll-ttd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

We we're very much pleased with the illustrated
lecture, given Saturday evening", at the Cougre-
gational chapel by Prof Rosedae. 1t was not
only of the deepest interest, impaItng infoIWa-
ton in familiar and pleasing style, that could
scarcely be gained by weeks of reading and re-
search, but doing so in a most entertaining man
ner by means of personatons Of the manntrs and
customs of the people of the East. If societies or
committees procure the services of Prof
Rosedale for series Of lectures, they will be for
tuuate. Certainly every student of the Bible
ought TO attend them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

We have recently received very friendly and
Claire, Wisconsin, wherein he expresses his
regard for the old Kennebec journal, of which be
has been a reader for forty years, twenty OF which
were spent III Wisconsin, and twenty in Mt. Yer
non, in this county. During all this time he has
not missed single copy of the paper. He write.
ton to a city OF 10000 inhabitants We shou d
be most pleased to have our esteemed friend fur
ush bIief history of the place. it is settled mp
largely with Maine people, chiefly from kennebeC
and Franklin counties. Mr.. Marston has recent
~ written an able article for the columns of the
Milwaukee Times, in favor of the government
deriving q royalty from its silver mines
The Maine Genealogist and Bographer Tor
March has appeared. 1t ha. the following table
of contents; Genealogy OF the Cilley Family,
concluded; Elijah Fishers journal; Alfred, Me,
Epitaphs, Settlement of Wilton, Me-. Incorpors-
too Of Newfeld, Me; Taxpayers in Elliot in
1902 Gen. Joshua Wingate; Notes aud Queries
Family Records OF Early Families ia Buckfeld,
Me, and several minor articles. The number
contains As pages with heliotype portraits Of the
late Hon. Jonathan Cilley and Of Col. Joseph Gil
ley. Single copies may be had for 50 cts. AID
dress W 10. h. Liphsm, Augusta, Me. The mex
humber will close the third volume, and with that
issue the publication Of the work will be suspend
cd for the present. The people of the State do
not seem to be up to the point Of sustaining such
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

OTTAWA, April l3. The house OF commons
have been sitting since yesterday afternoon, DIS.
cussing the resolution introduced ny Sir john A.
Mcdonald censuring the lieutenant governor Of
Quebec for dismi-.ing his late ministers. Sir
John Mcdonald delivered long speech in sup
port of the resolution. and was followed by Mr..
Mckenzie.
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KANSAS.
A Tornado.

TorRaA, April IA. A tornado passed over Cot
tonw ood on the Santa Fe road, last night, blow
ing forty five cars Oft the track, destroying 8
number Of houses. aud some lives lost 1t
is also reported that a stock train WAS wrecked
near Empors.
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The Bangor Commercial saws:

The other afternoon, lady, captiyated by the
elegant display OF hats IN the shops o! our MILL
ners, purchased a very handsome one aud cauied
il home. As bad luck would have it she .aced it
ON the lounge, and waited tor her husband TO ar
rive home TO his tea. He arrived when she vas
out of the room, and, setting down on the lounge
above referred to, planted msef directly on The
hat Mary, for that was her name, soou came in
and stal ted to show him her hat. Looking around
she failed TO it, aud then cane 10 the conclu-
SION that he was sitting on it. TO the not very
sweet words that emauated from the fair lady
lips, he respo nded by sngIng 81 am sitting on The
sfyie Mary"
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional light showers,
light northeIly winds, becoming variable, station
airy or higher pressure and temperature.
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ONO.
Found Dead.

COLUMBUS, o., April IA. Ex-State Represeu-
tative John q. Marshal of Georgetown cousin of
ex-PIesideRt Grant, was found dead in his bed at
the Neil House this morning. General eXhaus-
ton was the cause of his death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

We are assured that the Juvenile Exhibition
and Ball, to be given on Tuesday evening will be
first class affair. Tickets for the exhibition are
now for sale at Pleice's bookstore. No ball
tickets will be sold At the dtor.
The installation of officers Of T. unity Command
cry, which was to have taken place last Friday
evening, is postponed to Wednesday evening of
this week. a banquet will follow the installa-
ton See notice IN another column.
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Cure that cough How With Adamson's Bo
tanic Bslsam. II is warrented to cure coughs,
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottles 80 cents. Sold at Kipsman & Cos
Drug store. jan25t&wlw.
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TORONTO, April IA. The Fotdhsm building
occupied by A Fordhsm, leather merchant, and
II. c. Evans, general dealer, WAS burned thi,
morning Total loss $4,000. Insured in Eng
lish offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

The large house that is in course of completion
at Fort Popham, aud will be open for summer
visitors about the first of June, is to be styled
the Eureka House
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Juvenile Exhibition and Ball
AT
Granite Hall. augusta,

IUeSdQy, .api3I rs, 1878.
TICKETS TO EXHIBITION, IS Gents.
VIII may be found at Perce's Bookstore and
at Hall Tuesday evening. Ball tickets limited
and in the hands OF the class. Positively no
Ball Tickets will be sold at the Hall. Exhibition
commences at 80 and closes at 8. Refreshments
will be served at Hall by IL. Bowd witch. Music
by H,nagan's Orchestra, assisted by Mr.. Frank
Burnham, Solo Corretst in Museum Orchestra,
Portland.
MANAGER-W. +. WEIGH.
AIDS
r. e. GOODWIN, r. W. PIERCE. W. &. BooTHBY.
| aprl3-t3t
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The Rev. +. O. RrJoks, b. d., whom many OF
our CIT zen. MiIlitn.eE tias Uniyer-sli,t cler-
q mau, turln ~ e,inns IN Name, lied last VI
day, al the age of SAY one year.
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Condensed TELEt;RAMS.

The Northwestern Bank Of Chicago sdvei tses
10 redeem all its circulating notes passed at its
counter in gold.
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BE sure and read all the Advertisements in III is
paper BY so doing you will learn where to get
the best goods for the least money. PaWonize
those who advertise, aud You will save money
every time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-15

gentleman in Leeds, writes the Mayor
"Will you please give the profit and salary OF
your liquor agent, aud the amount received from
the sale Of nquori" There are lots of Liquor
agencies in town, but none are seling liquor I'M
der the authority or sanction Of the city. The
"profits" of these agencies" we should Judge to
be immense, as they wink at frequent fue- of fifty
dollars, and keep rigb, on in the business.
Mr.. Martin l.. Reynolds of Sidney, has slaugh-
tered and brought to this city a SIX year old COW,
the live weighted which was l460 pounds and
the dressed weight 1872 pounds 1t was sold to
Blackwell & Weber, the enterprising provision
dealers, who will cut it up for then customers this
week. II is perhaps the latest beef creature ever
brought into this mar ket, and raised by Chas.
Gilman OF Wsterville. Reynolds seems to know
the abiding place of fat animals
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. * Trinity Commandery.
special ConclaNe,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL II, at O'Clock.
Installation of Officers.

Installation of Officers.
Sir knights will appear 10 full regslia. The Off =.
Gers elect " III be installed by X. +. Past Grand
Commander, John W Ballou of tsth.
Tickets to Banuuet admit ing knights and heir
ladies' may be Obtained at j. r. +. er, e- bookstore,
and OF he Recorder
81 Order OF the r.. &.
J. w. CLAPP, Recorder.
Augusta, April 18th, ISIS. t3t
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Fires.
RHODE ISLAND.
Fire..

PROVIDENCE, April 49, Fire at o'clock this
forenoon on Custom House street partially de
sroyed a building owned by Jesse p. Eddy, and
occupied BY Eddy & Rose, wholesale liquors.
Cause. iDce pdiary. Loss on building s.tiu ated
at $35 900 insured S33 1852, in Revere OF Boston,
and Connecticut of Hartford.
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The rooms of Mr. L. W Moore, the artist, will
be closed this week Mr.. Moore is to visit Bos
ton to examine The wo H. Of art 10 the galleries
there
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Death.

Capt George Rowland, q descendant in the
sixth generation from John Rowland OF the Nav
flower, died in Newport, Saturday night, aged 81
wears. He served in the war oil 1872, on and
land. and was in the merchant service for fifty
yesrs.
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The Selectmen Of Waterville have decided to
re open the town rum shop-a most unwise de-
clsion, and demoIalizing 70 the cause of temper
ance. They had better put it under the most
stringent rules and watch il closely and carefully
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Iie0.

In this city, ApTil ID, Rose, daughter of Roland
White aye . years.
In Hal DWELL, March p, OF diphtheria, Willie f..
son of Sanue! and Mary George. aged l0years.
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A ten year Old boy. Boosting of his fathers &C
complishments, put it thus: My father can 10
almost anything; he's notary public, and he 5
an apothecary, aud can pull teeth aud he's horse
doctor, and can mend wagons and things, and
can play the fGde; he's a jackass at trades.
They have way in Bath of following up liquor
sellers after the seizures, which is extremely an
ing to the aforesaid liquor 'eller-. There is
something TO be done besides merely making
seizures of liquor-thi, the offenders of the law
look for they shonld be followed up and brought
before the courts of justice and be made to see
and feel the terrors of al offended law.
The chief Of police of Wsteivle, brought to
,h. city on saturday three tranp-, sentenced on
that morning TO four months in the county Jail.
As the train stopped at the station here, one of
the tramps. an ugly looking customer, showed a
disposition to hang back, but he prompted in
his movements towards the Jail by City Marshal
Shaw.