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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-02

TsE schooner Grsa9,T Jeff at an
early hour this morning FOR WILDLY
Island.
The probabilities of renewed hos
tilities in eastern Earope are daily in
creasing.
| Ir is fact past contradiction that
drunkenness il on the increase in
Olympia.
The people Of Tumwate, aeknowi-
edge that the railroad is instrument
n in reviving their business.
The late cold weather has the
pleasant effect of enhancing the So
ciability of the wild birds in our
midst.
A MAGNIFICENT Masonic Temple has
recently been erected in Victoria,
and is to be dedicated on the 28th
instant.
WILD animals are busily prepar-
ing for a hard Winter; the best evid-
ence from which to draw safe con-
dlusion.
yNKw Tacoma people boast that
ley are about to become profitable
customers of the Olympia Oyster
Company.
BELLINeHAM Bay is fast becoming
more noted for her building-stone
quarry.than for either the coal or
lumber trade.
The carnival of shipwrecks and
marine disaste rs of all kinds has
commenced in fearful earnest, both
east and west.
uYALLup hop-dealers are grieving
over the low price of that article.
WIe best quality now brings only
frdn 10 to 12a cents.
- late trip Of the steamer Dako-
q kom 6an Francisco to Victoria
~ Goela ports. Is said to have
beer esly ldc{ u 0lIe. ssaaa
DuR1Na the fearful storm that his
been raging along the Atlantic coast
for afew days past, the wind reached
"a miles an hour at Cape May and
120 miles at Mt. Washington.
REpoRTs from the Vancouver Land
Office show that more land has been
entered, by actual settlers, during q
few months past, than for similar
length of time in many years.
IT is predicted that at the coming
session of Congress railroad matters,
then and there discussed, will more
deeply involve the best interests of
Washington Territory than ever be-
fore.
| IT would seem that Divine retri-
button was manifested inthe late de-
struction of the British steamer
John Bramhau and the total loss of
nearly million of dollars worth Of
arms consigned to Turkish agents.
The order went a good many days
ago for the silver-ware to be distri-
buted among the babies on exhi-
bition at the Fair. So let the little
ones contain themselves with all be-
coming grace short time longer.
The would-be business man who
didn't believe in the mission of our
humble Daily, now stands at his
door or PAGES the sidewalk, watching
the surging crowd gathered around
the door Of his neighbor who Fur-
sues q systematic plan of advertising.
PRoF. Garrison's class in penman-
ship exhibited their improved spec
imens in the University at Seattle on
Monday last before the committee
appointed for the purpose Of award
ing prizes. Mr.. Garrison has been
winning golden opinions in Seattle,
and announces q second term TO
commence at the University Build
ing.
CoxcERxixa the late terrible murder
at Scow Bay, recent Developments
render il probable that two. Ut lsast.
Of the guilty parties will be brought
10 punishment. On Thursday Last.
IN Indian ssd hAlf-bresd vsss NJ
rested ON Strong eircumstantial evil
dence Of their hsying committed the
deed. The annnmution 10 that q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-02

Tine use Of the vhippiag-Psut -
the upsho: Of . late elsctioa u DamoL
SAx Francisco exceeds every e1Aar
city in the Union in the pablien1iso
Of sheet music.
THERE viii be 1t lsast three bsa6w
dressed men in Olympia altar -
result of election 10 daily ssnounssd.
OuE merchants and dealers n
fancy goods are preparing for ths
finest display ever made in the holi-
day line.
The desth-rats among children in
the city Of New York reaches - high
as three thousand q day. and i still
going up.
The lovers of fast driving and nd
ing complain Of the sections" into
which Main Street is divided by tho
high crossings.
The chilly item comes from Walls
Walla to the effect that good wood
for the purposes of fuel is selling
for eight dollars per cord.
A YOUNG lady is assistant keeper
of the lighthouse at Cape Foul
weather. A splendid opportunity
for another daring and muscular fe-
male to win undying fame.
THERE is considerable significance
in the fact that wild geese, vending
their fight southwark, do not stop
in the vicinity of the Sound, "a has
been the case for q term Of years
past.
TRoUBLzs never come singly, and
= similar remark Is quite pertinsnt
to marriages. The thought Y meys.
y suegested by three mora wsddines
now undergoing ths int1rssting pro-l
csss d sprsp4zificn .'.s
OBlzvlous - IL AZ, M eexsl
r. Elos ~ nieht "a y Il1I1 \ I21 a I| |1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-11-02

snare towards moving the world
along in the goal Of future pros
perity and happiness.
= PLEsrEous supplies Of wild game
OF all kinds are now to be found in
our markets, and the epicure who
cannot be inwardly satisfied at our
hotels and restaurants must certainly
belong to radically fastidious race.
Rev. D. N. Utter, still continues
in charge OF Union Academy, and
although some Of the perverse youths
say he is cross, there is no danger Of
demoralization while that institution
is presided over by the clerical gen
tleman.
A SERIOUS disturbance occurred 6
the cannsry doing business at Wish
ka, Gray's Harbor. which resulted
in an entire change Of base. The
celestials were peremptorily dis
charged and white men put in their
places.
The people of one district alone.
in Chehalis county, that Of Elma,
are complimented by all good edu-
Gators on having voted special
school tax of $3.50. Lot complaining
ones in Olympia be compared with
such people and what would be left
of them?
The Department has now COM
pleted arrangements for carrying
gold and silver coin in the mails.
Circulars have been prepared and
sent to Postmasters directing them
to receive gold and silver coin -
third-rate mail matter, in packages
Of no more than four pounds; for
which ono cent. per ounce i charged,
with IN additional fee Of ten csnts Sog
registering. In this way. one theu-
and dollars, can b ssnt acEoss the
Continent for sixty-four csnts.
Tn Portland Induslkial Exkihi-
tioa nov in progrsas. i given un1ag
the auspices of . sesisty orUnaissa
under TIE laws a ~ 61sAs so0o
months ego. NsaEly III IL fan1D
raissd to dsfsay ~ szpsnsss a -
prsssns Fair hass Sssa f.EsiiAsa I =
private individual - q thsir sun
poekses- In - ana sajsut sDde
together di9asaE fsso tAeD = -
sgrissltsnl ssaisey. n nsdAanfD
a.d Ess ass srs - isa1fng -
ines sspsssssasa. CssAa - 0yU
pa origissss and suu4nia . simnnns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. july I0.-Virginla SKIES. do
ielTr,, ~: do. consolidated, So r,: ,'u second
series, % ,: past dae coupons, 76la bid to-day.
Susal active and frni, s. ls3 q.
BALTIMnRE, July l9.-UOtton uominaIly ua-
changed. -Four dui!, City mIlla 25 cents lower
city mills super, 25sS25 do. cara, IS 4. 50;
do. Rio brands, 5.75; Paiap,cD family o So
Wheat southern frm and higher; western spot
firm, futures ShsQc 6aSirr-sUuthSTn red. pTiTle.
l uBal. 20; do. amBe.. / O5a1 gS: No. western
winter red, spot l.04: July, l % 2; August, 80
Corn, southern nominal: western spot hrlnrr
futures eaSleC-weStern mixed. spot and July -
August, 4S7a; September 494. steamer, 43.
Oats steady aud demand moIeIate-southern, "a
80: western white, 81: 90. mlLed, 20 30: Penn
syyania, $0a8l. Rye nominal, 5ol52. DAY an
changed Prov isioHS guiet and unchanged. Butter
dgIi-choIce western, fQaiS. Petroleum nominal
refined, 10 :: crude, 49,. CoG5e quiet and
fIm-ki0 cargoes, ISal7. Whisky dIll AID lower,
los. RecriptS-hOuT. LOO: wheat, 5000:
corn, AZ, OoO; cars. A. 900. Shipments heat
5000: corn; $1,000. FreiGhts 20 Liverpool per
steamer unchanged.
NEW YORK. July lO.-stocks strong. Money, g
Gold. lOCtE. Exchange, long, 4S3x; short, 4S6 :
Governments firm.
NEW YORK. July l0.-FIour quiet and steady.
Wheat and cents better bat not active. Corn
quiet and a cent better.
LONDON, July 10, 1880 p. m.--Consols.
96 bic for both money and the account u. :.
bonds. bonds. lS67's, lO7 Erie. 10 8. Pennsylvania
Central, 81 :. New Jersey Central, 43a Relding,
19H. New Jersey Central CgLSDlS, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

JOHN T. c. CLARK,
NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER. REAL
ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. S24 TtrelfYh Street soest, south Of Penn
sgtrdnfa ApenHe.
WASHINGTON CITY, u. G..
References:
Richard Wallach, Esq, EI- Mayor.
Crosby s. Noyes. Editor Erentn0 Star.
George W. Riggs s. Co., Bankers.
Thomas L. Hume Co., Grocery Asrehants.
John A. Baker, Commission Merchant.
DR.. John b. Blake.
Gibson Brothers, Printers.
VIM. Orme & Sons, Grocery Merchants.
Solomon 4 SChapman, Bo0k8elte-s and Statt0ners.
Lewis johnson Co.. Bankers.
Benz. II Stinemetz Rdtter and Furrier.
NJ. ". Galt Bro. e Co.. Jsioeters.
John L. Mitchell, Dry Goods Merchant
Francis MOhun & Sons, Lumber Merchants.
Maj. Thomas Z. Morgan, CHIEF Met. Police.
Louis IL. Schneider & Co., Hard todre Merchants.
Ci as. b. Church, Prest Independent Ice Comply.
NorVall W. Burchell. Grocery Merchant
Beay ais Shaw, Commission Merchants.
Johnson Brothers, Wood and Coal Merchants
William 4. Riley, Dry Goods Merchant. le2T-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
Eng hands Strategy The Ru~siau
Dilemma.

LoNNoN, Juiy 1.-THE Times Berlin CORE
'p"nHSnl says The date tor the publication
ot the AugiD-IuTklSb treaty is supposed 10
have been selected with view 10 avoid ute
rlor complications. Il the Berlin peace -
signed hl Russia with the knowledge of the
existence Oi the AnEio-T Turkish treaty. the
latter treaty cannot hereafter be alleged bv
IN>>l;. a. reason impugning the validity OF
Tie Berlin Instrument. whereas should Russia
uoN decline 10 adhere TO the Berlin treaty
unless modified 10 sui, the position which Sn.
peiNemru since the publication of the Anglo
Turkish treaty, she must prepare FOR the tTou-
DitN Size wished 10 avoid when going 10
Rel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

HEAVY STORM IN DELAWARE.-A heavy
storm OF thunder, lightning and rain visited
night, and the streets and fields were i'm a few
moments covered with water. Mr. Gears the
telegraph operator, lat MiddletOwn, was thrown
from his table by lightning shock and con-
Slderably stunned. The lightning also struck
the barn of James Dodson, near Queen Anne s
Episcopal church, and the barn and contents,
valued at $1,000, destroyed. In many places
in the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE BALTIMORE Coal
OIL HORROR-Edgar Norman, the infant child
who was burned Sunday by coal Oil, at 15east
Monument street, at the same time Virginia
Norman lost her life, and the father, Joseph
day morning at II O'Clock. The baby, which
was only twenty months old, was burned, it
will be remembered, about the feet. The in ju.
rieS were not considered serious at the time,
but it was subsequently attacked with spaSms,
and died as stated. The father, Joseph Nor
man, is thought to be improving, Il Gazette,
10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10
4 Terrific Rain Storm.

CINCINNATI, July IA special dispatch
from Russell station, on the Cleveland, Tuscd-
raWaS valley and Wheeling railway, States
that terrific rain storm there swept away $40
feet Oi the track. Several bridges and small
buildings were also destroyed. Loss. from
SlU,tNr Ia S.UNB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10
rance Don't Like the Secret rreaty

Il is understood that the French govern
ment are going to ask or already have asked,
Russia whether she does not prefer abandon.
lug the idea Of A~Iatlc annexation rather than
see the Cyprus treaty carried into elect
should this question be negaJiyed, France /.
Is thought, may adopt more active policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10
THE ORANGE EXCITEMENT.
Auphpc Irnnuinf

QUEBEC. July lU.-Three hundred young
lrl>hmen are drilling nightly IN the ChamplaiI 4
Market Han, and will. II is said, proceed to
Montreal on Thursday Battery leaves this
morning ior MOntTra a 10 assist in the prcserya-
ton Ot peace. There is intense excitement
here Ia reference 20 the anticipated trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10
ENGLAND'S STRATEGY.
The Russian Dilemma.
THE OREG0N INDIAN WAR.
Mysterious Movements of Nose

Wen.
PORTLAND, OREGON, July "A diSpatch
JGst received here from Wal!Ula, under date
OF The S-h inst, says -" Yesterday afternoon
lGsl alter The passage of the train from Watla.
Naila TO this place, a band Of ~ Indians
crossed The railroad about SIX mites from here
an well armed. They prutrsSed great frienl-
SNIP loE the Whites, and claimed 10 be Chief
MoNtS Indians, sent 10 aiu in lighting the hos
Il.e>. But lew people here believe their story.
oui thluk them some Of Moses restless spirits
gong 10 lolH the hOStllCS. Tonight 1ya or six
iamneS arrived from Lower Yakima having
oeen notified by friendly Indians 10 leave the
country, aS the hOStiles expected Ia cross the.
Columbia and raid the whole region"
Before the Battle.
lhc following dispatch has been received
from iendlctun Gen. Howard left Pilot
Rock N u IN. July Sth. going toward Willow
Springs, Scouts this morning reported tn
Gen. Howard hat there were about 25l In.
0lanS Al OF near Willow SPRINGS and Gen
Howard pushed forward To meet them and
probably ere this has engaged them"
H0ward's Victory.
The following Cispatca is from Cmatilla the
Ih lnSt. -" y ietter received from Pendleton
July :, 10 Gov. Chadwick, says ten. Howard
attacked the Indians al BeaSeyS Mill The
huSllleS numbered about 4N. Gen. Howard
rerulSed the m three times, aud is Still ightinu
He captured from 800 Ia 51O head of stock. t.
gether with provisions and ammunition Fiji
teen ot The troops are wounded, two mnrtalv.
lSigned) !. r. kEENY."
The official GiSpa CheS from GEN Howard
III Tt.ailoh tu this affair are printed elsewhere
IN Tie STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

A TEMPERANCE LEADERS, SUIC1DE.-At
Akron, Ohio, David Porter leader in the
Murphy movement, committed suicide Mon
day afternoon by taking laudanum. He was
found on the outskirts of the town lying on
the grass in dying condition. He leaves a
Wl1e and one child. Strong drink and fast
Lille probably caused the deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

TIE CASE OF GEN FITZ JOHN PORTER
The rehearing of the case of Gen Fitz John
Porter, who was dismissed the service for
diSObedience of orders at the second battle of
Bull Run, was continued at West Point. n. Y,
yesterday. Gen. Warren concluded his testi-
mony for the defense, and Gen. Longstreet of
substantiated the Representations of Gen
Porter, and stated that il Gen. Porter had at
tackled his position on the day in question at
any time after II o'clock the forces of witness
wpuld haya anpihilata5 hin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

A TRAMP BROWNS HIMsELF.-At Easton.
Pa, Monday afternoon, tramp, name un-
known, committed suicide by jumping into
the canal. Before committing the act he told
some furnace men he was going to he'll, and
the nearest way to get there was by water He
refused to give his name. He was about 80
years old, and hailed from New York and was
dressed in dark brown Suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

THE ILL-FATED SHIP AZOR.-A seriou .
charge is made against the captain of the
British mail steamer EthiOpia-namely that
after having agreed to tow the Liberian emi-
grants on the AZor from Sierra Leone to
MonrOvia he abandoned them to their fate
Altogether the expedition was probably the
worst managed that ever left one of our ports
+ ~ Y Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

NEW YORK, July lG.-The Triton boat cluI.
of Newark. y. j., have telegraphed George w.
urging him 10 remain in England and compete e
in the reEatta JuiN I'M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

Es-Since the close of the late civil war, the
Marietta (Ga. Field says, nearly a half mil
ion pounds of bullets have been gathered
from the battle fields near that town One
man has shipped $1,000 pounds.
Rs-The funeral of Lieut.. Albert Gripenberg.
one of the Russian officers in New York, vino
died suddenly Saturday, took place yesterday,
and his remains were Inferred i'm the naval
cemetery in Brooklyn navy-yard.
csc. w. Morse, ex-collector of the town Of
Newport, VT, is charged with defalcatio1 Of
$4,000 and has fled TO Canada to avoid arrest.
SSAn exchange prints Remedy for
Hard Times" 1t is simply to 60 to work and
save your money. II is a marvel that this
was not thought Of several years ago. yorr
Herald.
SRev. X. Schemmel, of the Society of
Jesus, died at the College of st. Francis
Xavier, New York, yesterday, of congestion
of the lungs. His death was very sudden. as
he was in his usual good health early Monday
evening.
Each of the street railways i'm Boston is
compelled by law to honor the tickets of all
the other lines in the city, a practice already
obtaining in Philadelphia and 81. Louis which
is great public convenience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

GEN. BURNSIDE SERIOUSLY ILL.-Senator
Burnside, who has summer residence in
Bristol, was seriously injured on the alter
He returned from Washington few days ago.
and has been in rather a delicate condition for
some time past. He has suffered from the ex-
cessive heat OF the past four days, the result
being to make this recent accident take a Ss
rIOuS turu-f Boston Post,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

SPANISH PROMOTIONs.-King Alfonso. of
Spain, has created Gen. Martinez CampoS a
Knight of the Golden Fleece, and elevated
i'm the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

RoBBING GRAVES IN WESTERN NEW YORK.
Some wOrkmen, intending to move the re-
mains OF Mr.. Stillson from the old cemetery
to Lake View cemetery, found nothing but
the pine box that had enclosed the coffin The
interment was made twenty years ago
[JQmeStOacTl JOarpQl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

MAIL CONTRACTOR ARRESTED.-TU-day
Detective NoSS arrested Malcolm 4. McNeir,
charged Oh The oath Of Joseph Burroughs, OF
the Post Office department, with refusing Ua
carry the L. ;. mails from Ashford 10 Fort
Kent, Me- after having been awarded thd
contract 10 carry said mails. He was take.E
before Judge Smell, of the Police Court Co..
Crook appearing for him, and the government
not being ready the hearing was postponed
aDtil tomorrow. This case is probably the
first one which has been brought under the
late act of Congress, the object of which was
to break up straw bail, and Col. Cook re-
marked that il seemed TO him singular that q
man should be arrested for this offence at least
until after action had been taken a Gainst his
bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10
LOCAL NEWS.

The TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURsEs-T
trustees of the training school met N the
Labor Exchange last eVening-MrS. King
MIS-. Hitz. Mrs. Tullock, Drs. Reyburn, Anti-
sell, Murphy and MI. Sul0mons present Mrs,
Iullock, from the Committee Oh hospitals,
reported that the surgeon in charge OF the
freedmen,S hospital would receive three
pupils and afford them the proper instruc-
ton. The treasurer made his report
which showed a balance for the month of
Si5 -. President AntiSe Suggested that some
method be devised by which library could he
secured Tor the use OF the school, and that
contributions If books be solicited from n q
public. Mr. SUlOmonS moved that the hOSpita
committee be authorized 10 make a selection
OF books for the use of the pupils, the cost not
to exceed Slp, and that this committee also
suggest the best method for conducting IA =
library: carried. Dr. Hudson was elected an
incOTpOrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

ILLNESS OF MIR. w. F. SToREY-The Chi.
cago Tribune Of Saturday, 9th inst, says :
" From private European advices it is learned
that Mr. W. F. Storey, proprietor and editor
OIL The Chicago Times, was recently stricken
with severe paralytic stroke while travelling
in Switzerland. Though SO serious a sufferer
as TO be unable to speak over q week, he has
Paris, under the immediate charge of DR..
Brown-Sequard. and, though still finding it
difficult to use his lower limbs is likely to
eventually be in fair health again. He con
templates returning to the United States the
last of ,July.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

THE AMERICAN PATHOLOGICAL CONVENTION
began its annual session at the Grand Union
Hotel, Saratoga, n. Y, last evening. Professor
versity, the president, and some twenty mem
bers, representing literary universities and
colleges, were present. Over 100 more are ex.
Pected today. Professor Troy, of the Theo-
last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

HSThe fOrty-ninth annual session of the
American Institute Of Instruction met at
Fabyan'S, N. H., yesterday. Three thousand
teachers from New England and the West
We're present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

VEBA SAsSULITCH EXPELLED FROM SWITz-
ERLAND.-The Paris GduJ0tS announces that
vera SaSSulitch has been expelled from Swift
jdentlty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

A POLITICAL MURDER--Jeff. Terry and
isfael Hargroye, colored, quarreled and
b0rO', \. c. Terry was terribly sut in three
places, and died in few minutes. Hargrove
eScaDed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

w. III. VANDERBILT has called to meet at
Saratoga, \. Y, some of the leading men con-
nected with the management of roads he con-
trols 10 consult regarding business; also to
trE and make things more harmonious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

BALD MOUNTAINS LATEsT.-The purpose
of the ''great gap" which evetearthquake
is making in Bald mountain is probably to
take in summer tOuriStS.-T Graphic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

The fire in Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday, ex-
length, and nearly an eighth of a mile wide,
destroying about $3.50, 500 worth of property.
ss- Mrs. Campbell, of Minnesota, was
drowned while bathing In the surf at Mayport
Fla, Wednesday. Sharks bit off one of her
rms before the body could be recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-10

HABEA CORPUS CAsEs.-TOday. in the Grim
inal Court, Judge Wylie, the following prison.
ers were brought from jail OF habeas corpus,
and motions made for their discharge: ChaS
SeegeT, convicted in the Police Court on three
charges of larceny and sentenced to fou-
months each; Lafayette Allison and Henry
HOLES, convicted III three charges of larceny
and sentenced TO four months i'm each case
Mrs. Lockwood appeared for the first NAMED.
and Mr.. Riddle for Allison and Holes and
they argued that as the offences of which thew
were convicted were committed at the sans
time and place there WAS in reality but ono
charge, and, having served out one sentence.
hey should be dis char ged. The court held tia
cases under adViSemeut