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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-15
The Fat Mems Convention.

We eau see some pleasure, if no rea-
sou, in the convenine of Q baby
show. but We confess we could never
see the slightest cause, reasonable or
otherwise, for . fat mans convention,
unless il be the fact that misery loves
company. For ifty or hundred men,
whose several weights range from two
hundred to three hundred pounds. to
bold . convention simply because OF 50
much surplus avoirdupois, is absurd
to say tie least II becomes doubly so
when we reflect that obesity is q dis
ease What would we think Of as
many persons emancipated by consump-
tion holding convention to compare
their relative weights. There is but
one ground upon which We would ad-
vocate another fat mems convention,
and that is that they will meet to dis
cuss the merits Of Allsn's Anti Fat, the
only known remedy for obesity. It is
safe and reliable. Sold by druggists.
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Republican report is before you. The
Democratic committe construed their
power Is extending TO political deha-
cion and gave their opinion on that
point.
IsDIASAPoLIs, Oct. PA dispatch
to the indianapolis Neus says that on
Monday night seven negroes outraged
four white women near Mount Vernon,
Posey county. Last night Deputy
Sheriff Oscar Thomas, while attempting
TO rescue some Of them. was killed BY
Daniel Williamson (colored.) This
morning . mob of nearly three thou
sand gathered and shot Williamson
and hanged two others. and are pre-
pairing 10 hang the rest.
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The YAKIMA NISEs.-Mr. ]. A..
shoudy. the founder and principal own
er Of the town Of Ellensburg. Yskima
county, ". T.. called this morning and
showed rs some very fine nuggets TAX
en- from the mines in Yskima county.
The rock" il - large almost as tea
cup and weighing nearly three hundse d
dollars is the finest native specimen We
have seen. This and several smaller
chunks came from the Swsuk mines,
about twenty .fonr miles from Ellens-
burg, and upon which twenty. Ave men
own clsims and are doing we'll. The
Perhastin quartz mines, se venteen miles
from the 6wsuk. ere paying we'll, snd
III. Sb0udy brought with him about
two hundred and fifty ounces Of re-
tortei dns gold to prove the statement
About twenty five men are engaged at
these mines, and six or seven small
mills are being successfully operated,
In agriculture. stock raising and gsner-
81 business, Is web as in mining the,
Yakima country is prosperous. A great
many people Of industry and vim have
moved In during the summer just past.
and the county will soon be one OF the
most wealthy in the Territory.-Orego-
Man.
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REAL Estate TRANsAcrroNs.--T The
following transactions have taken place
and been placed on fi!e since our last
report:
Seattle Homestead Association TO
John Shoudy. lot 10. block 2. in Seat
tie Homestead Association first addi-
ton; confederation, 485.
Sheriff Of King County. w. t.. to b.
l. Johns. 20 aces. in section 10, town.
ship %, north Of range 4 east; $500.
j. r. T. Mitchell to Henry kshmke.
undivided half Of the Black River
Brewery property. $500.
Hillory Butler TO ]. r. Lewis, lots )
and 8, block q, C. d Boren's addition.
$500.
Anna Perkins and her heirs, to
Schmicg 4 Melhorn, lots 2 and 8. block
n. Tsrry's 81 addition; $500.
Dennis Conroy to Jas. A. Titus. 40
acres in section IA. township %. N. h.
4 east; $500,
A. A. Denny and wife Lemuel j.
Holgste, lot 10. block A. A. A. Dem
ny's addition $500.
H. W. Wadleigh to VI. l. Wadlegh.
8 and 7, block II. Boren's addition:
v<soVo. @&
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THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

a -1sa
The contest in Democratic Convsn-
ton over the nomination Of Prosecuting
Attorney, resulting in . tie between
Cot N.B.Nash and q. Morris Hallsr, has
been finally settled by Col Nash with
drawing and leaving the Geld to Mr..
Haller who. he's been put upon
the ticket - the regular Democrats
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for
this judicial District. The contest will
bs between 1r. Haller and Mr.. Irving
Ballard, both young men who have
been reared in this district from child.
hood; the son Of Major Haller Of whid-
by Island, and the sou Of DR.. Ballard oi
this county; both good boys that il,
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CHICAGO. Oct i2-Hspsfal tsotted
this afteraoea 70 Wagon Ger . special
purse Of $1,000 10 bsst The fastest time
ON record. Time. 2l63: wind bloying.
NEW YoRK. Oct. ls..-Since the dis
eovsry On Ssptember 9th of . body
near Silver Lake. Staten Isla.d, the
names OF Ave missing girls have been
discovered through the efforts Of the
police 70 solve the mystery.
NEW ORLEANs. Oct. ls.-The fol.
lowing card comes from the Rspubli.
oAn committee appointed to examine
the charges against Aoklin:
I'VE have carefully sxaninsd The
documents and aflidavits submittsd 70
~ By Mr.. Acklia in the alleged ssduc-
ton case. and it 10 our conclusion that
ne = innocent Of The charge and We
are ALSO convinced that the party whs
lately stirred up this matter did Il II
slssknailing purposes"
Akin publishcs card 70 hin conss;t.
asnts il which he says: .Whea I r..
tarned from the north some week, .eo
Learned for the iirst time Of the re,iv.
. q Tub vile slandsr. which was az
psoded ioag ego. Being advised thai
I" might be we'll 10 submit the charges.
- social question. to to committees.
one composed Of prominent Repahli.
cans and the other Of prominsat Dsmo.
cfssa and to avoid CRITICISMS iron ny
political enemies this was dose. Ths
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Tuesday, October IL. 1878.
NOTABLE DEATHS.

Within short time past the great
Agrarian. Death, has done more to-
ward equaIizing and dividing up the
vast estates of the country than could
the communists and reform sgitators
accomplish short of revelation. Stew
art, Vanderbilt. Rslston, Hopkins. o.
Brien, Reese and nov d. d. Cotton.
representing aggregate wealth OF hun
dreds of millions. have passed away
aud left their vast possessions to b sd-
mlnistered by Others, perhaps divided
up and scattered by another genera
ton Fifty years ego there were bat two
men 10 America. Steven Girard and
John Jacob Astor, known to possess
over a million Of dollars each. Then
the rich men Of the country were char
scterized - the upper ten. embracing
those who were severslly possessed Of
ten thousand dollars and upwards.
Now there are hundreds Of millionaires
where there Was one then. and thOus-
ands and tens Of able bodied indigents.
where none of that class were then
known. Thus it ever is; large &C
foundations in the hands Of few are
uniformly and inevitably secompsn-
led by the psuperization Of the many.
Then riches were mainly acquired in
legitimate trade. industry and intelli-
gent thrift. Now by far the larger
proportion of the wealthy men have &C.
cumulated their wealth through special
legislation, protective tariffs. govern
ment subsidies aud jobs VIII ereby the
earnings Of the many are controlled
aud. converted to the benefit OF the
privilss ed few.
Gen. David u. Cotton. whose death
has just been announced, was among
the best of the very wealthy men. He
came to California in lS49. . poor boy
from Galesburg. Illinois, drst engaged
in mining. and was subsequently Depu-
ty Sheriff in Siskiyou county. He &C.
cumulatsd q considerable sum with
which he returned to the East and at
tended the Albany Law School, after
which he commenced the practice OF
law in California and became an active
politician and the devoted friend and
supporter Of David Broderick. He was
the second of Brodsrick in his fatal
duel with Judge Terry and admin
istered!upon his estate, from which he
realized handsome competence. but
did not take rank with the rich men,
until he became associated with the
Central Pacific Railroad and was made
Director in that company with STAN
ford, Crocksr. Huntington and Hopkins
since which time his estate extended
into the millions, the result of the Gov
erment subsidy to that company. In
all the relations of social life Gen. Col
ton was model man. generous. chart.
table and faithful TO oil his personal
obligations. We knew him we'll and
highly respected him for his manly
qualities, while We utterly deprecats
the system by which ho attained his
vast wealth.
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OccID1xfAl Horni. AT vlc1oaIA
-Persous visitine Vietoeia should not
fail to stop q the Occidental Hotel. Il
70 The hfst hotel from the steamboat
landing; h drs-proof; has good sccom.
modstioo for families. and - good
meals - any house in the city. ct only
81 90 per day.
WV. J8xs1x,
Wharf street. Victoria, B. c.
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SHERMAN HIDE ( Co. Pacific Cost
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Orgsns. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE s. Co.,
aug3l-dAwly San Francisco.
EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
1t lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates By Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. w. +.
Bur your groceries ct T. Lyle's. the
cheapest house in the city. Quick sales
and small profits is my motto.
FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
60 to Piper'S.
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4AIsoB Dou11 R1DxAUHAxr, Frcat
street. NEXT 10 ~ y Asends." Secooa
70 none. Opsn day and night.
sw furnishsd rooms up stairs foe tfsv-
cling RneaeA NJ .asz3s
b. II. W81orxR, Rroplseoe.
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6Ic B1NPR1 EALIRArUs. -Notvith-
standing the excitemsnt about the cd.
mission Of our Territory into The Union,
the celebratsd Ar GUN ct the Centen-
NAL saloon sill hits the bulls eye every
TINA Dennie KsaSney t. the contrary
notWithstandinR.
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ROLL OF HoNoR.-Irs. L. W. ].
Bell, formerly Of this city, hss Just
closed q successful term Of school ct
Old Tacoma, having had seventy.four
scholars under her charge The new
term commences to-day. Below we
publish the roll Of honor of tho pupils
of the Old Tacoma public school. for
punctuality and correct department for
the month ending Sept. 27th, 1878.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N o TIC e.

r WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
l. Debts contracted BY the crew Of the ship 70
semit. while laying in the port Of Seattle.
J. 4. sAUNDERS.
Master Of Ship Yosemite.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION By A WOMAN EITHER AZ
"A Housekeeper. or would do cooking in Z small
family.
Apply at this ONCE. cctll dim
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NEW YORK COUNTY DEMOCRACY

A meeting OF tho Executive Committee Of the New
York County Democracy held last night At Clar-
eGdon Hail. East Thirteenth street, Tor the purpose OF
permanently organizing. There was but very slim
attendance not more than forly persons answering
the roll call. Mr.. Frank A. Ransom nominated
for temporary chairman. Among those present were
Emanuel b. Hart, John Stscom, DR.. Feodore Misrsop,
Denis MsMahon, Oscar II. Bosarh Harry Marks and
others.
Mr. Lewis Cohen nominated Mr.. Emanuel b. Hart
Tor permanent chairman.
Mr. Denis Mem ahon said that he was instructed on
behalf OF the Twenty aud Twcnty-iourth wards
10 ooJect Mr.. Harris nomination, as he had signed
q port last fall which charged .hese two wards with
disloyalty ana placed them III contempt.
Mr.. Hart finally chosen permanent chairman.
Mr.. Hart then delivered an address and DR.. Fed
dore Mierson offered a resolution, 'ihat committee
of seven be appointed whose duties shall be advisory
TO thorough organ zaion OF tho districts,
and TO promote the efficiency of the organization"
Half cozen amendments were offered. Members
limited that such a comm ittee looked Ike 1ammany
Hall tactIcs and that they had enough Of com
aireaay. Both the resolution and amendments we're
lost the COMMITTEE adjourned NJ the call Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

sixteen tons Of nne silver bars valued at S60o. 900,
were shipped yesterday from the Assay ONCE IN
inns city TO the Mint Mt Philaae phia.
They are TO be coined Into the new
SILVER dollars Some eighty tons, OF the value Of
s3 900 900 remain at the Assay 0ice subject to
structions IRON Washington. -
The CON mit,ce appointed by the bondhoIders
OF the southern Railroad OF Long Island
have received notice IRON bondholders represent
Ing $500 900 OF the sinking uud bonds, or moro than
oncnuli OF the present outstanding bonds, that they
accept tue committeo's scheme OF REORGANIZATION.
Tue committee now taking tho legal steps neccs-
sary to bring about the foreclosure.
H. u Lowe, twcntv-three years old, OF No. 81 Madi.
sou s. rect sitem pied to jump on board the steamer
At the loot Franklin street. aud fell into The North
River ana was drowned. His body was recovered and
removed TO the Morgue
James Mcdonald, a resident Of Williamsburg, while
Mt work yesterday at the balance dock, pier NO. ~
East River, accidentally Tell from scanold and was
seriously Injured.
Charles Hocrninr, aged ffy wears, residing a. NO.
365 William street, MS city. was prostated oy tue
heat yesterday morning on myrtle avenue. BROOKLYN.
lie was removed IN all smpuancs to the City Hospital.
Acting Captain Webb, oil the Tenth precinct, last
night ralled on Inc gambling house No. 236 Grand
street ana arrested the alleged proprietor Charles
Robinson, OF No. 344 Broome street, aud JOhn Fltz-
gerald, oil No. ~ Bowery. aud JOSEPH James, oil No.
LAG suffolk street.
Dennis Nee uire, aged ten years, OF No S44 Second
avenue received severe internal Injuries yesterday
BY falling fence AT the loot oil East Forty fourth
street He was attended by Dr. Lewis, and taken
home
Richard Weiss four years Of ago, was instantly
Killed yesterday by falling from the ntn story
dow OF his parcnts' residence at No. lilo Division
street, to tho sidewalk
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LAWYERS AT LOGGERHEADS.

PROCEEDINGS BEFORE REGISTER KErcHUM IN
THE DUNCAN, SHERMAN CO. BANKRUPTCY
CASE.
Tho pr oceedings the bankruptcy case OF Duncan,
Sherman Co., III Register Ketchum's Office, yeser-
day, were attended by some peculiar Circumstances
On the 10Th inst notice was served on T. +. Rrown,
counsel Tor L. Graham Haight, one Of the creditors
to appear the following day and proceed before the
Register with his arguments In opposition to the dis
charge OF Duncan, sherman & Co. Mr. Brown how
ever, obtained M Adjournment I'M last Tuesday, when
he obtained an order from Judge Cboate stay
procce dinps In the case till the o. h OF next month,
when tho court would be In session. The Register
on tho same day, when tho order was
tion OF E. Graham Haight yesterday
morning Mr.. Brown appeared on behalf oil VIZ.
ccnt Wow OF Judge Choatss Injunction. The Regis
ovcrrulcd his objections and decided that had
no" GO Sy Nv who ~as
oerapher and took possession Of his notes Mr.. Brown
demanded copy Of the testimony, and tae X gister
informed him that copy OF the evidence
taken by him would BIO furnished to-day but that
he had no authority to compel the ste nographsr TO
produce his notes as his engagement was private
matter and counsel should settle that between them
selves.
nounoed the entire proceedings, and stated that he
would apply Immediately for an order against The
Register Tor contempt.
following statemont:-"fhc Bankruptcy law requires
Register 10 issue summons for any witness that
may be needed. witness 30 cited Is not allowed
counsel That has been long settled.
Judge Batch.ord ridicuicd the idea, as witness Is
not a party in a case. Dir. Brown was asked Tor
whom he appeared, and he refused to state. Mr..
Bangs objected to Mr. Brown appearing counsel
the witness, ana the objection was sustained. good
deal of wraDgling followed between counsel Mr..
Bangs had a perfect right to the possession OF The
stenographers notes. Tor no paid Tor them. Tho origin
OF the dispute is briefly this some time sgo Duncan,
sherman Il Co, appied ior a dissbarRe bankruptcy,
and several creditors objected. Judge Blatcniord
sustained the baukrupts against lne objcctors. Mr.
HAM arca " nj le age had
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SUING FOR DIVORCE.

John wilson. butcher OF Washington Market, has
instituted proceedipss In the New Jersey Court OF
Cnancery Tor divorce from his wife, Emma l.. Will
son, nee Carlo the ground OF aduery, ana yeser-
day the defendant through her counsel, Daily
Reilly, made application Tor alimony pendentc lite
Mira Wilson, the defendant Is about fortynvc years
oi age, aud an ,ficcr OF the Grand Lodge oil the
Masonic order OF tho Eastern Star oil the state Of New
York. she Is also member oi Lafayette Chspier,
oil WHOM Henry A. Green, of BroUklyn,. is patron.
Mr. Greco figures as one o. the correspondents
Mrs Wilson's defence 10 entire denial oil all the
charges, and sns alleges that about year sgo wilson
induced her 10 soil her furniture and 10 boardi nR,
ana then lett her. He has an income vi ABOUT $500
per mon,h out OF which she received only 50 per
week Tor the support oil herself ana gfnndchld Shc
utuer alleges that since ho separated from her Will
son has lived with several women mau ana wi o,
and tQat At the present time he 10 cohsbipg with
mistress The case exeites ctnsidsrabs inssssst 10
tSs city And Jsrsey Cay.
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IN HOT WATER.

There was another exciting meeting OF the Newark
Aqucduct Board last evening. The Executive Com
mit,ee presented . long report setting forth that
they deem IL their duty TO reply TO Com
missioner jeremiah O'Rourke's preamble aud
resolution offered at tho last meeting of tine
Board. Tnoy claim that the charges made
by Mr. O'RourKc regarding certain appoint are
reckless untrue, and that the charges OF dis
honesty made against the men are improper They
furtbcr claim that 0Rourkc's resolution, expressing
probation oil all lax or irregular methods Of
transacng Its business by It's committees, employees
otherwise" meets the hearty concurrence oil this
committee, anu The committee claim that the most
gari ng Questionable instance OF such laxity in
the business of the Board occurred " the case OF
Commissioner O'Rourkc himself
rue report and resolution OF the committee were
adopted, as was resolution offered by Ar Dodd, GEN.
SUR M the Mr.. ORourkv In presenting such
charges as h. did without substantiating chem.
Mr. O'Rourke loudly, but vainiy, protested against
the passage of tue resolution.
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THE SHREWSBURY RIVER, N. J..

TO tue EDITOR HERALp:-
Cannot you, through Jour valuable journal, arouse
the secretary OF War to take some legitimate lair
action the expenditure Of the appropriation just
allowed by the United States government Tor that
beautiful ana important river? The leaves u TO
his discretion put out the work by to the
lowest bidder, approved security. Nineteen tnou-
sand dollars were expended in 1872 and 1879, and
$1,000 M 1875, 10 no goud IN the famous dredging
process so popular with United states engineers but
known TO every civilian of the land be tue IN st
stupid, useless anu wastcful way OF spending honest
money. Eighteen thousand dollars Is now about TO
be expended, at n expended 10 dredging, as recon-
mendsd ana as done IN former years. 1t viii stand
a disgracelul record to the memory not only OF the
Honorable secretary, who has the right 10 protect
and regulate H. but TO every person who participates
In It's secret, wrongful aud useless waste. Your
opedient servant and reader,
SHREWSBURY RIVER
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Valuable pine forests on the upper ottawa River, IN
Cnnada, are being swept by nrc.
Tho corner stone of ST. James Episcopal Church,
New Bedford, Mass, was laid yesterday.
he session OF tue Grand Lodge OF the Knights Of
Pytnias NJ PougnkceDsie was closed yesterday.
reiIy Briggs planning mill, at Brockville, Canada,
WINS burIed on "Wednesday night LOGS, $1,000
John Doe convicted OF forgery at Cine All, was
sentenced yesterday 10 ntecn years imprisonment
Dartmouth College has Just received a GIT OF
s25, 900 IRON New Yorker whose name Is MOI made
puvhc.
arc at sharon, Pa, yesterday destroyed Bowdin's
carriage shop and several other buildings Loss.
$4,000
LIZ Davis, dry goods. at 1ronton, OHIO, has madc
nj assignment Liabilities $4,000. assets nominaly
same vaiue.
Martin csssclman, OF Winchester, Ont, was robbed
in toe Exchange Bank, Montreal OF 81 400 la bls on
Nelson's Bank.
of uncut diamonds arriving on the sarmatian They
belong 10 Mr.. Davis, Montreal dealer.
The Grand Army OF the Republic, eneamped Al,
Gettysburg, yesterday erected small marble mon
onth 10 tue memory OF General vincent
william T.. Matte sen, charged nj New Berlin, Y,
with the murder OF his Legitimate chiId was ar.
rested at New Haven, Conn.,, yesterday.
Jonn W. Lawson. who ran away from his parents
at on, VT was arrested IN Montreal yester.
DAY Tor carrying revolver He had $3.50
wilnsm Rilcy. cnarged an associate in the Troy
Toronto Tor exlraoiton to this state. His alioi
not proved
JOIN J. wilson. arrested yesterday, at Buffalo, on
Suspicion had several coupons IRON United states
800 bonds and some valuable jewelry, supposed TO
have been stolen
Rhode Islands veteran regiments had a pleasant
reunion ut Providence yesterday. They were al.
dressed by Governor Van Zandt elected icers and
held dress parade
Mrs. Reoeoca Lcman, In the District Court at Pits.
field, bass. yesterday, confessed to having nred
jenny Bucks buildings at StocKbrtd se last summer.
she was held Tor Trial
A stage IRON Deadwood to Cheyenne was stopped
VINO rined the mail sacks, steaiing the Registered
letters Tbey forDors 10 ROB Rev J. N. Pickett tho
only passenger.
Tho American ophtbaImologicai Society at New.
port yesterday elected the following officers Pres
dcni, IA. " Noyes pl New Iorg Wee President ". Il.
Norris Oi IhIi,de pha secretary anu lreasurc r. a..
Derby, oil New 1Vik; Core pondIng sccfo,sry, j. s.
Prout, oil Brookiyn; Committee on Publications, Il,
Loring, y. b -. Jonn Rooss, G y Bull and B. H.
Dsrpy. ali Il New York.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Colonel ID. b. Parker, Chief Special Agent OF tho
United States Pos al service, was In this city yester
day conIerring vita Postmaster James in relation to
Fost once matters generally ana the security OF mails
IN particular.
During the fiscal year ending Juno 80 notices have
pcsn posted In 80, 800 pos, ofnces throughout the
country, soliciting from everybody who may have
Cbiei special Agent. Tho result OF this was that
Colonel Parser received upward OF fifteen thousani
such complaints Upon these prompt actions were
taken by aim, ana the result SHOWS that 553 acluai
offenders against the postal laws we're arrested and
prosecuted The culprits were not all officials OF the
Post ONCE Department. Many OF them civilian .
snsAgsa " sOb0tn9 w mails vhus u tranalk