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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall. Dpcnmbar ~. 1873.

mo 47s5 Administration Series
Resolred, That permission be and Is hereby
granted to Joseph Johnson to erect black
smith shop and forge on the premises corner
of Pearl and Calliope streets, in the First Dis
trict Of this city, revoeable at the pleasure Of
the Council.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New
Orleans December 10. 1878.
Yeas-Behan, Chevalley Glynn, Houston,
Isaacson, Marks, Meallie.
!. W. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy.
ROBERT O. WOOD SECRETARY
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MAYORALTY OF Nav ORLEANS,
City Hall December Il, 1873.
1856 Administration Series. ]

No. 47sG Administration Series.
Resolred, That under the provisions Of the
lease between the city and the Davidson
heirs the work of alterations and repairs on
the Davidson Court building shall begin at
once and be completed as soon as practicable,
under the supervision Of the Department OF
Waterworks and Public Buildings and the
City Surveyor.
Adopted by the Council Of the City Of New
Orleans December TO- 1878.
Yeas-Behan, Chevalley, Glynn, Houston,
Isaacson, Marks, Meallie
|. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoBT G. WooD, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
Yeas--Behan Chevalley, Glynn, Houston,
Isaacson, Marks, Meallie.
l. w. PATTON, Mayor
A true copy:
RoBT. 9. WOOD, Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, December II, 1878.
Att Administration Series. |

mo Att Administration Series
Resolred. That the sum of $3.50 be and Is
hereby appropriated to the clerk OF the
United States Supreme Court for deposit In
his hands to secure the payment Of the costs
Of appeal in the matter Of the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company vs.. City
Of New Orleans, No. 1879 Of the docket OF the
United States Circuit Court, and that the Adj
ministrator OF Public Accounts warrant on
the Administrator Of Finance In payment OF
the same.
Adopted by the Council Of the city u New
Orleans December 10. 1878.
Yeas-Behan, Chevalley, Glynn, Houston,
Isaacson, Marks, Mealle.
/. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
ROM. g. WOoD. Secretary.
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MAyor4ITY o. New ORLEANS.
,t., n III nzao.,, I.ay IA fy-R
Administration Snrias.l

M. asa Administration Series
Rrso'rrd, That the Mayor ba and Is hereby
authoriz d to ADVERTISE for sealed proposals
for the printing and publication of ordinances
and proceedings Of the Council and official
notices Of the several departments Of the city
government, and for printing The various
blanks required for use in said departments.
as per specifications on file in the Department
of Public Accounts.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans December 10, 1878
Yeas Behan. Chevalley. Glynn, Houston,
Isaacson Marks. Meallie.
!. W. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
ROBT. c. WoOD. Secretary.
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MAToRALTy or New ORLEANS, |
GttV Hal Bacon bar - 1879 (
mo. 41s2 Administration Series.

No. I1TZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 60T7a9-
Rcsoirfd. That city ordinances Nos 175a
1850, 2i75 22l7. 3in2. 400 and 1877, Admins
tration Series. CHANTING permission r. certain
parties tollse portions Of the levee in front Ut
This citY for the purpose Of making CoRl
landings I've and the same arc hereby revoked
freoirfd f1Ufbnr. That from ana after the
passage If this ordinance no permission 10
use any portion Of tho lovoo in front nf Ibis
city for the purpose of kocping a coal landing
shall he granted to any person nr persons,
without tho unanimous consent and approval
Of the City Council
Adopted by tho Council Of the city IF New
Orleans December 10. 1913.
Yeas Behan. Chevalley, Glynn, Houston.
Tsuac4on, Marks, Moallie.
T. W PATTON. Mayor
true copy:
Rorr c. Woop, Secretary
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MAynRAITY or New ORLEANS,
City Hal. December - 1878.

No, 479t Administration Series.
Resoired That the Administering Of Com
mcrco be and Is hereby authorized to enter
into contract with J. j., Guhernatnr for the
hauling from the levee, from Canal street
down to the rouro square Of ground, al spars
which are now on said levee in contrayeution
with city ordinances.
Resoired further. That said spars shall he
retained until the cost for hauling the same
shall have been paid ~ the owner ~ owners
thereof
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF Now
Orleans December t0, 1873.
Yeas Bohan, ChevalIey, Glynn. Houston,
Isaacson, Marks, Mealic
i w PATTON. Mayor
true copy.
Borr e. WooD, Secretary
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CITY ORDINANCES OFFICIAL.
MAYoRAITY oF NEW DREAMS,

MAYoRAITY oF NEW DREAMS,
City Hall, December r. 1878. }
mo 4774- Administration Series,
Resotred That the sum Of S23,f 43 70 be ana
the same Is hereby appropriated to pay the
pay roll Of the Crescent City Police Tor the
month of November 1873 and that the hd-
ministrator Of Public Accounts warrant Tor
the payment of the same whenever there ls
money to the credit Of the appropriate tund
and not otherwise appropriated.
Adopted by the Council Of the city 81 new
Orleans December TO- 1878.
Yeas-Behan, Cheyalley, Glynn, houston,
Isaacson, Marks, Meallie: ,,
|. W. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy.
RoBr g. WOoD. Secretary
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No. 4779 Administration Series.
Resoiyed That the Administrator Of Water
works aud Public Buildings Is hereby author
lied to advertise, in the official journal. during
ten days. for sealed proposals fer repairs IT,
the Bienyille Boys School anl the Robertson
Girls School houses said work to be adju-
Dictated to the lowest bidder, according to
specifications on file in the office Of the City
Surveyor. The city reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids
Adopted Ivy the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans December TO- 1878.
Yeas -Eehan, Chevalley, Glynn, Houston
lsaaCson, Marks, Meallie.
l. W. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy;
RoBT. a. WOOD, Secretary.
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MAyoRALTy or New ORLEANS, |
City Hall December ~, 1873
Mo l7an- Administration nIies

I
City Hall December ~, 1919. !
mo 7s0-AdministratOn Series.
An ordinance relative to the signing of tax
bills and licenses for the year 1879.
Ee II ordained by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, That the following persons.
recommended by the Administrator of Public
Accounts, be confirmed and approved as Off
GERS Of the Department Of Public Accounts to
sign for said administrator IN the eases named
to wit Benz II. Watkins, 7. :. Campbell and
r. G, McGandlsh to sign tax bills, Chas. A.
Butler. to sign licenses.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans December ~, 1878.
Yeas ehan, Chevalley, Glynn. Houston,
Isaacson Marks, MeaIltp.
|. W. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoBr G. WOOD, Secretary.
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MAYoRtLTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Oiip Hell. Dnpnm har y. 1873.


mo. 4775 Administration Series
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
BE IL ordained, That the following approprl-
ations be and are hereby made for the month
of Public Accounts warrant on the Admins
TRAITOR Of Finance in payment of the same
whenever there shall be money I'm the city
treasury to the credit Of the appropriate fund
for each account and not otherwise appro-
Driated
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CITY Hall. December u. 1878 !
mo. 477G Administration SericsI
An ordinance providing for the payment Of the
several accounts therein named
10 II ordalnod, That the following appro-
priations 81 anl are hereby made, fnr the
month Of November, 1873, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator Of Finance in
payment Of the Same whenever there shall
be money IN the Cit III treasury III thu credit of
the appropriate fund for each account and
mot otherwise appropriated;
Barley & Favssouv for repairing
and keeping IN repair the street
bridges Of tho First, Third
Fourth Sixth md Seventh
Districts, rs per corr
tract .-........@... St.G7S n
Less 10 per cent retained 1es 81 $3.50 SO
Bartley FayEsOux, Tor clegniag
repairing aud keeping in re-
pair the paved and unpayed
streets Of the First and Second
Districts. as per con
Less s' !" nor cont 'F''z'' q
retained . SG2s 81
Less fine mpUs-
cdhyAdn
istratof Of
ments 49,. I. 400 90 2n2s ST. 1859 a
Barley Il FayssouX for cleaning,
repairing and Keeping IN rn-
pair the unpaycd streets Of the
Sixth and Seventh Districts,
as per contract $500 1894 s.
Less 10 per cent retained . % d sSS II
II. Curry, for repairing and keep
ing In repair the street bridges
Of the Second District. rs pr
contract ...... -....... S4t6 60
Less 10 per cent retained II &C 375 90
L. Glennon, fer cleaning, repairing
and keeping in repair the
street bridges and unpayed
streets Of the Fifth District, as
per contract ..... SAG &C
Less 10 per cent retained Al Co 1915 90
John Kaiser. for cleaning, repair
ing and keeping In repair the
unpaved streets If the Fourth
District. r. per contract $1,000
Less 10 per cent
retained H., 500 90
Less iiue impos-
ed by Ad-
minstratorof
Improve
mentS 5000 90 $500 90 700 on
Thos. Bergin, for cleaning, repair
ing and keeping in repair the
paved and uupaved streets Of
the Third District, as per con-
tract ..,...-......-.. Sl22l II
Less 10 per cent
retained S122 81
Less fine impos-
ed by Ad-
m nistratOr
ments St00 90 S212 N .006 21 \
Tayssoux 4 Coleman. for repair
ing and keeping the shell and
ballast roads Of the first and
second sections. rs per con-
tract . S2O85 81
Less 10 per cent retained 2D3 5S ,S32 % 1
ID, O'Leary for running draining
machines, first section. as per
contract ..... -. S1qi 6G
Less 10 per cent retained ~ 16-- Il2 % +
Sam Burchiied, for running drain
~ ing machines second section
rs per contract SG6G &c
Less 10 per cent retained G6 Go GOO 90
III. J. Connors, for running drain
ing machines third section
as per contract .. 1891 &c
Less 10 per cent retained 80 16- 353 80
Grand total ................. s126 500 "a
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans December 10, 1873.
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Continued on sixth Psse,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
cor. .fusTEN ICCUSED.
Tc.iimony that he Insisted upon Receiving
Fees Prohibited bN Law.

Special Treasury Agent Bracket, sitting
rs Judge for Secretary sherman. yesterday
took the testimony ~ Col. David T.. Austen. Of
the Thirteenth Regiment Of Brooklyn. an entry
cicrk in the Custom House. who is charged with
attempts to cxtort Illegal fees from Custom
House brokers. Tho Investigation WIS con
ducted in the Naval ON 80 building and was
intended to be secret II nry /. Alpers. the
complainant. tc-t'nfl that h. had paid Col.
Austen a fee Of iiitorn cents for each entry
that he had found for him at the Custom
House. ON thu 22l of Ju,y 'ir AS
ury order was issued forlddinG Custom
II ,us entry clerks from n'oclfin- or dcmnnl-
ins my N gal foes. Nr Alprr- laid that h. and
his partner, James ". Mott. stopped paying
C.l. Aust II f0s aitUr the or Ter WIS prnuul-
gated. and tl.if fh' latter .nl- on them ai thrir
oni IN Wal st,arl on tn" 7th of August and
said; " h.N J. - 'd entries ior you, aud J
wan, my pa3' Mr. Alrors said THAI hi. firm
rrius a 10 give C'l Austen mon"y. a"i inrt
they altarWard expert necl rmhlrr.s-n.. ni and
delay IN tho passing oi tAeir ontres at Tia tus-
tom llou,'.
End 'puiy SURVEYOR Isla's. and Moesrs. Sti.;-
lich and NJ NJ. Custom House brokers w"rn
called To- prove, thai they mad pald Col. Austen
money for p1~Hlus entries.
Col. Austen wa, sw rn in his own def nee.
lie denied all the charges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
TIRkISH CiRIRIDGES.
Trouble Between the Government Inspectors
md the Manufacturers

NEW HAyES, March %. over onc-half of
the fiteon hundred hands employed by TIE
Winchester Repoatin.; Arms Company. Of this
city, were on Wednesday last temporarily
thrown out OF employment. trouble having
arisen between the concern aud the repres nnta-
tiyes Of the Turkish Government who are srnt
to ins uect the cartridges especially manuiac-
tnrod for its uso hy the company. The numb r
Of Turkish inspectors employed i'm ihfS work
sin g th beginning ot the contract mas h'ti
five or six. The first Inspectors remained
when they sNilrd for tonstaninorle. tnrr
llacos at the Winchester Hrmory h'lng ilNrd UP
by six now men. MAJOR Has-an had charg" Of
the first body of inspectors anu nl-on IN" srf-
On1 thny being young men. Between the COM
pnily anl the first body Of inspectors there was
no trouble, and thousands ul millions OF @!w-
ridges w"r" siirprd during lhrlr tImr' nut
upon the arrival ui the new men trouble hrgnn
10 brew. They Wrrr very critical, ana rOu-
denim Il every nnrirldgr with the least lmprr-
fcruou Mnny with a scratch uIon the lulirt
siii-lMforliy in' Inspection ni ih" llr-l 'n-ifr-
tors IheueW inspectors gIaluuliy hrrAlr more
lii.iiI, AN rl "Wednesday lHsi roud'WhHl ull
hut nineteen hundred hni MY rArirllE"- ~ a
lni mum, riueillrly tnuu-and Th" Pr sit, ,nt
oi iiu. company asked Of MHIur llu-sHu iIlr r"A.
s ~ ni tl4- hoiN-nlr cpnd'uulug, ana was lohl
and would I.Nt De u'0rlt"d, A. li" sHuN ~
dueug power 81 mo room IN which tilr NuiN ls
dom rs oyer La'i a million of rarlrldE X, AAd
each rarirI9-r ~ worth u'nrly lUul Wll-, ~ Is
cartridges should be cOIdrWurd. the loss tO the
company would he great The President ot the
mluny imm"liAWly ordered the Turks from
the premises. ana ordered work dis lnllnnol
until Monday nrNt. when inspectors iurnlsh"d
by the UnuDi States Government will br en-
pioyel. Tho Winchester Company IL Tree from
INV danger II a breach If couirho, rs ii il pro-
tectcd is bonds furnished at the time the con-
tract WAS given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
THE GREAr WiIKTN0 MATCH
OLcary Declared the vinner-The best Per-
fprmnucc on Record

LONDON, March 23.-The interest in the
international walking match continued un-
abated to its close. O'Leary. the American CON
testant returned to the track at 3 o'clock this
morning. Harry Vaughan OF Chester rested
at intervals throughout the night. He does not
take long rests, like O'Leary. At o'clock this
morning O'Leary had walked 4G8 miles.
Vaughan 450 ana II. Brown of Fuhaml423.
All A. NJ. the scores of these three competitors
were respectively 475. 456. and 430 miles. and.
at II o'clock. 4S7. 4G5 and 43S miles. Vaughan
seemed fresh. and was walking in excellent
form. OLeary was somewhat lame. and his
feet were sore. but he walked at steady pace.
evidently reserving his strength.
At12:12 this afternoon OLcary's score was
400 miles. vaughans 46s. Browns 443. and
George Ide's 38l. All the contestants were on
the track THAT hour. but were tailed out at i'm
mensc intervals from the leaders. O'Lcary
seemed much distressed. but walked steadily
Vaughan appeared fresh, and was running.
At p NJ OLeary had walked 493 miles.
Vaughan 470. and Brown 447 O'Leary's right
leg was swollen. He made his last mile in
Vaughan was resting at 7. NJ. .o-.,
At o'clock OLeary completed his 4o7th
mile. At the same hour Nau,h nan hnd walked
WAS walked u seventeen minutes and forty
seconds. and Vnughan's in sixteen minutes. At
$ O'lpfk " l'nrN- nhu tIlN'ltu Owl nlll'Ss
Vaughan l7s. and Brown 452. The time occu
pied by O'Lcary in completing the last mile was
fifteen minutes. Vaughan walked his i7oth
mile in thirteen minutes.
The scores OF the three chief competitors
at o'clock were: OLeary sos miles. Vaughan
4s3. and Brown f5s O,Leary walked mis- last
mile IN II minutes and 81 seconds. At o'clock
OIeary had finished 5Os miles. Vaughan 4S7,
and Brown 1863 OIeary = last mile WAS walked
in l6 minutes and SO seconds. and Vaughan 3
in l3 minutes and 10 scconds. At o'clock
O'Lcnry's score was SIP miles. Up to the same
hour Vaughan had completed 493 miles. and
Brown iGS. O'Lcnry was lame and game Ten
thousand people were present. and the excite
ment WIS great At I O'clock the scores were
reported as follows o. L.ary 5lG miles. Naus han
497. and Brown Az. O'Lcary had one good leg.
9P M.-The international pedestrian contest
| collapsed rather suddenly this evening.
Vaughan completed 500 miles at .33 o'clock
and then retired. O'Leary walked until S:lQ
o'clock. when he had completed $50 miles and
| two laps. which In iiO yaris further than
the best prriormance on record. Brown walked
! until $50 O'Clock. scoring All miles and two
| laps. ldc also walked until $3.50, scoring 4Oj
! miles and four laps. O'L"ary was then declared
| the winner amid the playing of national airs
| and bOundcss excitement ana enthusiasm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
THE .iRREsT or BEN MOVES.
How he Says he was Kidnapped Prosecutor
Ahecr. Account Of the Arrest.

"Scnator Eaton was misinformed" said
benjamin Noyes to n reporter for The SUN yes
tcrdav afternoon. for never said that valu-
able papers and properly were taken from me
when was arrested in Washington nor was
told in so mnAy words that would be hand
cuffcd. mean to do what IL right. but have
been so msrcprcsentcd and maligned that 1
am now anxious to appear In court and have
my character examilssd judicially. Ii is mar
vel that policy holders still trust their money in
my company after the names | have been
callcd. But will come ont Of this, trouble all
right. and my prosecutors know IL, l..
Washington as would he clearly shown before
n committee. II the. Senate. His story OF the ar
rest Is as oOwT Nv H wPs Ss IN @ hsesp IN
SSy STr STF O. Syps Si Tna Dss sssrG
kk%Ss sss yS 2 '"s sss $%s
Of The men said 1cs NGy,S ,hen ,nav assea m ,2
rrhi ' bcpSetys bpSr I'M NJ ' Dewitt tex Exhibited his police
phield. and said that that was al thai was ncces:
to to- 70 Tor Noyes's counsel. MIR. Kimball. At 7 A..
NJ. but he failed to keep his word. Al y o'clock
9nS enS Gac ia sco 20 counsel ms % or rends @ going to
take you to New Jersey, and YOU nre not going
to take out any writ y haheas corpus. When
starting for the train. Lang said: II You
YOU yo" 40 Ss "ss ons. GGt Gut if' i yo" dang" viii
usN Otnfr means. al tlF tdlllt UNIV llnNllUR III
his pocket what Noycs thinks was a pair OF
handouts but Lang did not, rs reported, say
hr would put him in irons. MIR. kmball was
not told of' f'thearrest until 3 T. VI. on Tucsdny,
and he then discovered that judge Cartier did
not issue the warrant for Novrs's arrest until
eleven hours after Moves had been arrested at
the hotel. 50 that Onlccr Lang and Detectives
McDevitt and McElfresh had confined Noyes
for eleven hours without any authority ot law.
Lang had u reuuistion from Gov Mcclellan, or
rather n demand upon Judge Cartier. but il was
not signed by the latter and, therefore, was
not legal. when Noyes was arrested This,
Noy"s AYERS. is the plain unVarnishcl story OF
his arrest.
CO... G. ~ Aheel the Prosecutor Of the Pleas
for Esscx County y. j.. told the reporter yes
terday afternoon that although H. was not in
Washington when the arrest was made. he
knew that no papers or property hnd hecn taken
from Noyes. He was legally arrested Oni'"r
Lang had GOV. MrCl-llan's rcquisition with
! him when NOyes was taken into custody. Col.
| Abeel added that Noyes was guilty of IN" crimes
| for which he is indicted, and would certainly
! be- convicted. He tAb'el had witnesses toprove
! the facts against Moves. j. II. Stcdwcli. the
! President Of the drfunrt NV Jersey Mutual
will arrive from England some time in the com
| lng week. and then. said Col Ahecl. the bottom
! facts ah1 ut the reinsurance Of the NV Jersey
/ Mutual in the National Capitol will come out on
! his being put ON the stand. Stcdwcil has moi
| been promised immunity for tcstliying; ht
must take his chance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
WHOSE TURN NENTs
4 NJ reliant Arrested f'r Looking Out 81 =
Door for Friend.

Mr. Albert Bornvevsky, a merchant Of l04
Walker street. says that he made an appoint
mrnt on Thursday night with Mr.. 5. Cohen.
another merchant. OF % L.-urnard street, 10
meet him AT Gottecns saloon al Churcn and
Walker streets. While waiting for Mr.. Cohen
49, rouVrrsed with Mr.. Go,i.;rn. Mr. BOrny' y-ky
went to the door several times 10 look for his
friend police Oflieer WIS leaning against
post. The thiri time MI. Bornyeysky W Mt to
the door the officer took hold of his
arm and ordered him to 20 along TO
the station. lie asked why, and tho
Off ar replied that he would SOC after
he got there. Hc thought that the officer WAS
Joking. But in the police station in Leonnrd
street. To his surprise. tn" orirNr mnlc charge
oi dsordcrly conduct. saying that he asked tho
officer for "A chew Of tobacco. Then BornNcvsky
said. You lie; do not chew tobacco"
T.cn the Sergeant took his nnme, and
entered the charge Of the olii 'or ON
the register. and ordered him 10 bo
locked up Mr.. Bornycysky th"n. de-
mandcd that the 5 ~, ant tl"pralh ,o Hrad-
quarters for Superintendent Nall'ng or lu-pr'-
tor piikS At this stag" of tine affair tHlt. lh,ln
entered. lie ordered the rfrne' ui tl' li.-Nn-
,r Capt. Ealln sad. yo-tn nrlay. tui ON 'or
Hammond madn the arrest, and that Mr. V rn-
VoNsNy WIS nioNirutrd when tlc arr II WAS
lnade. Mr. Bornyesshy Nrrs that hrWas MT
lltOAiratDi i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
THE DOOMED M0LLr M.fGUIREs.
Completing the Arrangements for the Hang
Ing OF Mester, TulIy, and VI McIIugh.

BLooMsBuRG, Pa, March 23.-Arrange-
mcnts are now almost complete for the hanging
OF Hester. Tully. and McTIugh on Monday next.
The gallows. the one used for last years cxecu-
tions in Mauch Chunk. has arrived, and will be
put up tomorrow night. Three men can swing
together on tiff not with comfort. at least
without inconycnicnt Jostling. II is Of the old
fashioned drop style. and. II it, full fall il given
the expectation Of some that Hrstcr's head will
be- pulled of may be realized. The three con-
dnmned men occupy separate cells. and refuse
tu SEQ any but near relatives, a very few init
mn;" friends. and the Rev Father Schluter Of
nInvlle who is thcit spin 'ual couns' lor.
Hc~t"r'- wife. one Of his daughters his sOn-in-
law. aud grandchid ,spent most OF to-day, Win
him iie Is calm ana II Good spris ani i si,,i
respect. but does not seem TO take much inter
esi II his mins'rations Iiush is 5 aIso rather
pious and repeninnt. His wife j. with
lin tonight Tho town of blooms
Interviews. mythical confess, ,ou-. inn"ifni ru-
NOR oi rot and r.S-uu but without IA -iIl. li-
co.l and iron ,allec hero. un l.r cnmmHni ~
Capt. Anderson ami Iirut Rpwhntlom. and
Cait. Giiehri-t of PINK rton'- detective force g
f.r crr J " II ,man ia- -','i alr'aiy ai ~ .v"rs s
IN % few -pr al deputies but ali THIS Is more
l"rnh unproNoNod iY any anticipation oI dis
..1h"qur.r nsqre inthi- whol nus'no-s i-
krIy tle Bum. the sW-Hl'ra upon whose
evidence in the main II Il r. Tu'y. an N'-
Hi..h are 10 bt hAu-,i. lie Is lO-Its 'lv slce-
ful I'D his antl'iplt'on of the executions. and
seemingly rather rr.ud oi thi- lnish 10 his
hay" manifesto a very different disposition,
This VIII he tho frat ex"rut on that has ever
hia cornty. In 1855 William John Ozark arl
coGnty seat oi Mentour county which in lsll
was cut of from Columbia Incy were hanged
for the murder OF tlurh Mllc.