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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
STASLEY STGHEWS.
How His Personal Explanation
strikes the Public.
Special TO the Register.

WAsHIHGToN, June ).
The personal explanation made by
Senator Stanley Matthews to-day did not
create the sensation that the Admins
tration figured on for it. 1t Is received
with marked indifference By many and
contemp: by some. 1t is well known
that Matthews and Sherman have been
secretly closeted Tor hours al q time since
.le damaging disclosures were made by
Anderson on Saturday, and it is shrewd-
" surmised that this bold front assumed
by the personal contidsnt OF Hayes is
part of a programme. However, Mat,h-
ews been condemned chiefly for his
greenness rather than his scoundrelism
in his dealings with Anderson.
The public is anxiously waiting the
next act IN the farce.
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The Democratic Members OF the Com
niitee Satisfied with IL.
.r,nrInl -, lnn z q - q


WASHINGTON, June 4.
TIE effort of the Republicans to break
Down the testimony of James E. Ander-
son before the Potter committee has
allied, as it ought to have done. The
aim was to show that Anderson is per-
perjurcr, who said one thing before
the Senate committee Of 1876, and
quite another thing before Pot:erS COM
mittee. Anderson acknowledges that no
.old his story to deceive the committee,
bat he denies that he porjured himself.
The misfortune of this inquiry is that the
fraud must be established mainly by
men who helped to consummate it, and
yet any man may turn States evidence
II may be said on first authority that the
Democrats of the committee are
thoroughly sasisied with Anderson's tee-
timony. They think it lays the founds-
ton o! more 10 come.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE

NEw YORK, June 5,-Monoy-
Closed easy ~ 3C-i per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3Gi! per cent.
Customs receipts S2gj.OOO The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clear
ings SS 100000 Sterling strong; long
49,; short 1864.
GoLD--Stesdy at 1909. Carrying rates
| per cent. Borrowing rates dat to .
per cent.
SrLvER-At London 53i pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7s green backs;
lIO!, gold; silver coin lC2 per cent. dis
count.
GoyERSMENIs-Thc was an In
creased Investment demand for Govern.
menL bonds this afternoon, and prices
made further advance, with the largest
transactions in 4 per cents a feature
OF the market was tho rise in registered
'6Ss from 81 to 9 /, with sales. The mar.
ket closed RtrOrw
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TOBACCO TAX.
The Argument im Favor of iis Re-
ducIion.
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, June B,
The tobacco manufacturers are a.Sin
besieging Congress with demands for the
reduction of the tax on manufactured
tobacco. Virginia Is especially strong in
her representation, with heavy reinforce
ments from every portion OF the West,
South snd East, in which tobacco is man
utsctured They coma asking lmmedi-
ate action a. measure Of simple justice
to large and important Industry.
To overcome the objections of those who
tear further decline in the revenue,
they exhibit statistics 10 show that under
a low tax tue revenue from this source
WAS greater than under high tax, and
that consumption increases ss,the tax de-
creases. They make the strong point
that the revenue from tobacco is raised
mainly from pool people who use the low
grades, which pay an enormous percent
age on the cost Of manufacture.
A low grade, which sells at thirty-tive
cents per pound, has TO pay twenty-four
cents into the treasury, and this, 1t Is
held, bears heavily on the poor man,
while It invites fraud and actually de-
prives the government of revenue. The
manufacturers think that sixteen cents
per pound would be ample. They say
that nobody in the business but commls-
sion men asks to have the present tax
continued.
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receive through the mails written or
printed communications not exceeding
TWO ounces in weight.
Mr.. Davis submitted an smendmentto
strike out the words and receive" so
that they should only send communics-
tions through the mails. Agreed to.
Mr.. Spencer submitted 81 amendment
10 increase the weigh: Of such commuli-
cations to ,! ounces. Agreed to.
The question then being on the amend
ment OF Mr.. Paddock, IS amended, II was
agreed to, yeas 20, nays II.
The question then being on the pass
age of the bill as amended. Mr.. Thur
man ssld he though. the best thirg to do
was 10 kill the bill, and then we could put
in post route bill in proper form. The
bill was then Tesd third time and passed
yeas, "a; nays, lj.
The Senate then adjourned.
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THE KANAWHA STRIKE.
r,c ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
,.o Ven Vote a. 10 whether They
viii Lynch IhIr cen of iheir
omrndes-aIl Quiet al
Midnight.
s,sc al To the Register.

CHARLESTON, June 8, ii 2. NJ.
Had lust rttlrned from Biacksburg as
,,gr message was given me. l learn
,h, following from the officials here
The large coal mines which are
opersled by Mason and Hoge, belODs :
70 the Chesapeake and Onlo rail-
rosd and 1t was here tta'
the .coub!e OesAh. 4hree OF TOUT uieh
were lnPudent 10 O'S' ana were
pgjmp!iy diseISSeu' "neFeuPou Tue
other miaerS began TO mutIny and
iares!ened = s"iNe Il the men were not
taken BACK MSSon hos0 o'S'I "
prepare ior 'ro"o'e' anu Son' 'nos' VI
!lrr more 'A'oaOio s'o'N UP INC '''0' "
AasoA' ''F"' AL" 'o'A ''' o'H'' P'0'
ea-''."' 'N"' '"' ~ " ' -
Inc miners nv
"''' y''1'
"'"' ~ ''-' ,,.--S... ,~,''.I
'"'''''' 60
come '"'' 49,,
S''-'''' "'''' ,'''- Wv " ''
sixteen me" n"1 'e'uS'u - '0N'0 '"0
liae' o' II ASou =" ii's'' N"u 'n0y 'u'-
"'-'''''9 N''u ,"''''"s ~ O''0' :" .
Wa. 'Ie! s"'u'u No' No'"'0u "iHe
--1Ife- sN" " 'no"SA"u men were pres
emf. A resolution was offered 10 'ynch
.-e working miners, and vote was
.sse0. 1. was defeated by small ma
n-,;y, snd tue meeting oroA' up without
sing definite action. A numoer OF
5a-a wagons were broken into fragments
Sd some tools, ", were also destroyed.
"a Monday they formed into a PsFty
ever eight hu'dTed strong ana seized
.aa steamer Mcdoc and compelled those
.- charge Of her TO take them to Blacks
burg. Ou arriving At that place they be-
-tyei Il very violent manner and al.
.-J-.. they q d no actual injury to any
o,3 they threatened to kill sll
v-e should oppose them. The
o--.rs o, the law were powerless
Al they chsred no resistance.
I...s hours they had sll the men out
.. ,r. mines and made sn agreement thst
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tEtlSEILLE.
Asarly COuiIaGraIIOn-Th New
CrmPtpry-PersOEaI

A.HFlN NUElidS SraIlOn-lhe new
pmeiery-PersOEaI.
in rsrm yt tire WAS sounded from
--lIg .l. Second ward to-day, Just
s.. Sinner. II proved TO be only n
'--. ..s.. % the roof OF q tenement
-.- .eang,ug 10 Mr.. Guysn Moore,
-t occupied by three families. The
.sr.IcH, consisting of a hose 10 at
g.. .a u l9rcs pump, was on lands
"1p.y. ... too late to be Of any sory-
. .s lae flames were Querched
.e .lelr arrival by few
...s..s OF water, or perhaps scared out
Tie yelling! Fortunately being
n,- occurrence in our village the ex-
...g-. Was intense and ludIcrUus ind!-
--.. s.-s 10. few. Everybody turned
.. 3. asst. We noticed one man 10
Ia-ru1Ling with a o,-ke; - throw
.'.' While one Of our ministers and the
... laughter Of p neigh bor re brave
,-- il. Il ladder, which Is 3 load
..- able bodied men. Another
-l.emeH stood on the corner
. .--. that It wss d judgment, he
" --s. C.aysyillo was second
and tina. there was not enough
Ir the town TO save it. Happily
He....yr. proved incorrect, and We
... -A... as heretofore. However it WAS
'.a--.w escape from a disastrous con-
-'.',.or. "a. the bulldog is old and dry
+..."r. a.It The flames had got under
'.raE .-. Whole block would have
-e,.r., .. a-oSing 10 the psrsinoav
.. .o.. ... Cay,I..e !. without s,v
... r... a.,.so. pgtriry ,v.af fire.
H. ..- ,-;r.r u..or,n. ,.-.,.-
~, E,,r'.- -. ,,,as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
Dedication OF the Johnson Monu-
mpnI,

NASHVILLE, Sune 5.-The monument
Of President Andrew johnson was IN
veiled 20 day in the presence Of 1900
spectstors Hon. e. w. Jones, al IDtI-
mate political friend OF JOhnsou's of forty
wear standing and member Of Congress
before the wsr, was introduced BY Hon.
John I Burch, OF the Nashville Ameri-
can. sud delivered al elaborate address.
The monument is very handsome sud
cost about 5000 and was erected by the
family.
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Advertisements

THE educational and charitable in
stitutlons Of New Orleans are il con-
slant receipt OF large funds from the
Louisisna Stste Lottery Company,
an institution specially chartered
BY the State IN 1868. One of
It's Semi-snnusl drawings will tske
place in that city on the llth of June.
This drawing will be under the personal
supervision of Generals G. T. Besure-
gard, OF Louisiana, and Jubsl 4. Early,
of Virginia. The prizes, SIS set forth in
scheme in smother column, aggregate
an enormous sum, including q cspI!aI
prize Of Sl00,OO0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
THE WOOD TARIFF.
Ii has Received iis QuieIus for this
Session.


WASHINGTON, June 3.
The tariff bill received its final death
blow to-day by decisive vote of l34 to
12l. Wood may thank himself
and bad counsel for the result.
His bill WAS neither free trade nor
q protectionIst measure, but an attempt
to hold both wings together long enough
to pull through scheme after dreamy
model which Mr.. Wood has furnished
himself. This Congress is in favor OF a
ravlsion Of the tariff, but not az Mr.. Wood
Undertook to do it, His b'll is neither
tle one thing nor the other, neither free
trade nor protectlonist, and his attempts
to ride the horse is Whist defeated him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
Oregon Election.

san FRANCISCO, Jlne "A Portland
dispatch says that sddiLionsl election re-
turns Indicate that Whittake, Democrat.
is elected to Congress by smsl! ma
iorItv. Itis conceded thst the Legisls-
ture will have Democrrtic majority on
ioint ballot, variously estimated from
four to twelve. 1t is generally conceded
ths. but for the efforts to force the cleo
tion of Mitchell the Legislature would
have been Republican. The Repubi
cans undoubtedly elect the Secretary OF
State and Treasurer. 1t Is believed that
Beckman, Republican, is elected Cover.
nor BY small majority.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 5,-Dry Goods
Woo el goods in rather better demsd by
the clothing trade, but buyers sre eau
tiogs and purchase lightly. Cotton goods
quiet and unchanged. Prints duh. Cling
hams less active. Lawns dong fairly
Cotton dress goods very quiet, AID prices
unsettled. Foreign goods quiet.
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The announcement Of the vote was re-
ceived with slight applause on the Re
publican side.
Mr.. Keller moved to reconsider the
vote, aud moved to lay the motion on the
table. So ordered
The House then considered the inter
nal revenue bill.
Mr.. Covert offered sa amendment fix
ing the tax upon all snuff, and chewing
and smoking tobacco at 20 cents per
pound; upon cigars, s. per thousand;
upon cigarettes Weighing not more than
81 pounds per thousand, Sl.25 per thou.
sand; upon cigarettes weighing more
than 3! pounds per thousand, $5 per
thousand.
Mr.. Tucker moved to amend the
amendment so IS to reduce the tax on
tobacco to l6 cents.
After long discussion, Mr.. fuckers
amendment was sdopted-yeas l26, nays
So
The House, without coming to vote
on Mr Coverps amendment, adjourned.
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Lynch Law in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, June 5.-Pesrson and
Ssdeer, who recently outraged Miss
Graves near Mitchellsvllie, Tenn, were
caught to-day and taken to that place to-
night. They were taken from jail by q
mob who are supposed 70 have lynched
them.
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" Gather Indications

..,-,..'1liA0ToE, June :, A. M.-For
.g.s,' e. T. and the Chic Valley and the
F...1,aL L'Se Regions, genera.iy y lower
s...--, "''tr temporary rise, in the
7--..r, portions cooler nortnerly winds,
Car " warmer East AID South and
PA'liy cloudy weather.
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MnFinO.

BOsLOS, Jure 5.-Arrived-Silvena
and Minnessots, from Liverpool.
new York, June 5.-ArrIved-
Nevada, Liverpool; St. Laurent, Hsvre.
LONDON, June 5.-S.esmshiPs Cali
t0rnIa aEd Java, New York, and Iberlsn,
Boston, arrived Ogt.
LONDON, June 5.-Hobenzoliem, New
York, and Nova Scotia, Baltimore, az
rived out
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THE COMING RACE.

HanloD, the plucky sculler Of Kanuck,
who ls to try equatic conclusions with
Eph Morris, the champion scullor Of
America, arrived here Monday night.
He at once went up to Hutton StstiOn,
A. V. rallrosd, whence the rnce will take
place, in the Allegheny river. Morris Is
already there all is thoroughly familiar
with the course. There is no betting Of
any consequence INDUCED in, and the
General feeling among sporting men u
tina: our Pittsburgh champion will retain
his isurels. bATARD.
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GOODRICH. THE BlGASIST,
Sentenced 10 Three Years In the
PenitentIarY.

Special to the Register.
CLARKsBURG. w. VA, June ).
IF. Goodrich, professor Of music, who
was arrested here on the charge OF big
amy, and held for trial, as telegraphed to
the REGISTER some time ago, was to-day
convicted of bigsmy and sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary at Mounds
vile. ID.
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HnTSE.

A session was ordered for Saturday
night for debate.
Consideration of the bin amending the
internal revenue laws WAS resumed.
At the appointed time for taking up
the tariff bill the internal revenue bill
was laid aside, and without going into
Committee Of the Whole vote was
taken on striking out the enscting clause
and it was sgreed t.: l34 yeas to III
nays, as follows:
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Base Ball.

B1SGHAMToY, June g. Bufslos 3,
Crickets 2.
LowELLs, June 5.-Lowells I, Stars 6.
PITTSBURGH, June 5.-Alleghenies |,
Teeumsehs /.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
DEATH BLOW TO THE TARIFF
BILL.
Matthews AndersOn's
Evidence-COmmen datiOn of Col.
WfIsOn-The Tobacco Tax
Why II SDOnId Be
Repealed.
For What Our Ben. Gets Praise

Special 10 the Register.
WAsHINGToN, June 5.
Col. Ben Wilson is in constant receipt
of letters from all parts OF the country,
commencing his conrse in offering the
resolution increasing the scope Of the
fraud inquiry.
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RAILROAD BoSDs--FIrm.
STATE BONDS - Steady.

STATE BONDS Steady.
STOCKS The market this morning
was strong and higher, the advance rang.
ing from t@l! per cent. in the entire
list. Dealings large, especially IN North
western, Rock Island, Erie, st. PsuI,
Western Union and Delaware, Bsck
wanna and Western. Aner midday
prices declined slIghty owing to the
break in Erie from ia to l6f; bot sub
ssquGntly there was strong tone set IN,
and there was An advance Of l 20 ] per
cent, led by Chicago, Burlington ard
Quincy and Rock Island. Al the close
there was q reaction Of ! 10 per cent,
Transactions on the Stock Exchange
aggregated 10000 shares, Of which
$1,000 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern com.
mon and 5000 preferred, 1000 Rock
Island, 1900 81. Paul common and
| 900 preferred. 1000 Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, $500 Delaware, LsckAwannS
and Western, 800 New Jersey Central,
500 Ohios, II, 600 Western Union. 1000
Pacific Mail, 5000 Missouri, kansas and
Texas, and 1000 Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy.
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EiPu.

WASHINGTON, June 5-Msjor VIM.
j. Mcdonald, chief clerk of the Senate
for the last twelve years, died to-day.
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PRODUCE
New York.

NEW YoEK, June 6.-COttOn--
Firm at HOLE. Flour-DuI aud
uncbsn gsd receipts $500 barrels. Rye
FlOur-QIeL and unchanged. Corn
Mesl-Que q, q un changed. Whest
Heavy; receipts $1,000 bushelj 20. z
spring 81 O9tal 10; No. ! Nj ISaukes
81 ID; No red winter 81 l3; No. 2 de-
81 "a; No. north estsrn and seller June
81 O99l lOI R,e-Dull; wstsrn %
G,G5c. Barley-Dgll and nominal
Halt-DuI and changed. Corn Re-
ceips z76,OOO busnsIs; steamer 4SCgyi1
No. 2, 4j8la4G,ci No. 3 DO ~ Gi2i )
steam yellow 47c. Osu Rscep.s o.
900 bu,hels; weste.r miTed state ZIG
3Itc; white western ZSCa,35c. Hay ana
Hops-ULcbAnged. COfee-Q net and
unchanged. Sugar-QIiet but frm.
Molasses- QIist and uncbanged. Rc"-
Unchanged. PslroIeu no net bit i'm;
crude 7lc; refined HE. IalIOw-At !
G,7ic. Rcslu-QIIs. and unchanged.
Turpentine - Qhst and urcastgsd.
Eygs-Stssdy and unchsngec; we.tsrn
l4c. Mess PJrk-Firm st 50 62lS
10 %. Besf-QIiet. Lard - Prime
steam firm 81 so 30. Butter and
steady and unchanged. Whisky
AT 81 O79l OF!
PfisbuTgb.
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milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, June 5.-Flour-Quiet
but steady. Whest-OPened firm At sn
advance OF tc and closed dull; No. l
Milwaukee hard 81 o.; No. Milwsu-
kee 81 Of; No. 2 este; seller June $50;
seller July 963c; seller August Gle; No. Q
gle. Corn-FIrm; No = 36c. Oats
Quiet but steady; No. 2, 233c. Rye
Firm and unchanged; Nc. l 52c. Bar
ley-Firmer; No. 2 spring 584c cash
ProyIsions-Firmer. Mess Pork-At
- s74. Lard Prime steam S. 62t.
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, June 5.-Cofee-Dull;
Bio csrgoes, ordinary to prime, l4s@lSc,
gold. Sugsr-Quiet but Itesdy; interior
TO good common 696ici common TO
good 6t97tc; yellow clarified 8!G6:c.
Molasses-Dull and nominal; common
2OGy23c; fair 25@28c.
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For additional market. re 4th Pa J
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THAT sTEuBENvILLE STRIKE.

Nothing can be learned from the
chimney manufacturers relative TO their
intentions as to starting, They said re-
peatedly tba! if the SteubenvIlle factory
would only stop, or if the blowers there
would only strike for Pittsburgh wages,
they would then be able to compete with
Steubenville quotations. Well the OBJ
jectionable blowers have struck, but our
manufacturers have taken no action looK-
ing towards work, at least that they will
make public.
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Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBUEGH, June 8 Petrols - -
Crude fairly active a. 81 40 a. Psrker'si
refined ll:c for Pbilsdelphia delivery.
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The second important industry of this
city, glass, isn't well. 1t has the sum
mer complaint. In times of prosperity
the sweltering months of the gear were
the busiest. That was in the days OF
light stocks and big demands. Now the
stocks are Of some magnitude, and
the demand nothing to speak Of
1t is the general feeling OF our
manufacturers to stop about the first
prox. Most of them will set no more
pots, but work out tnoss already IN the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

ASTONISHING IaNoRANcE.-Dr. Philip
Shaft relates the following amusing Incl.
dent in an article on Heliopclis, con-
tributed to the Christian at Work: He'll
opolis reminds me of an amusing speci-
men Of ignorance. A rich Californian,
travelling with some Methodist ministers,
when informed that in this place Joseph
got his wife, the daughter of a priest,
was quite astonished, and Indignantly
asked, WAS Mary Magdalene the daugh-
ter of a priesta" The same gentleman,
whom crossing the Delta, remarked, ave
shall soon cross the Jordan" ..No,"
said his friend, "the Jordan is a river in
Palestine" "You are right" he replied,
lit was the Danube l meantl" I met this
traveller in the Mediterranean Hotel In
Jerusalem, when he gave the company at
the dinner table the important piece of
Information that he visited Akeldama,
T"the famous place Judas sold for thirty
pieces of silver!" felt quite ashamed
Of merics, but was somewhat relieved
when l asked an English traveller wheth-
er he had paaoed through the Desert and
visited A0utt Sinai, and wss tDld he
did not remember, and must 6rst LOOK
up his Journal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05
Wit and HumOr.

THE foreman of sjury in Texas, which
lately granted divorce to woman.
married her the same day.
l.. AN exchange says: "There isn't much
difference between a grasshopper and
grass widow after all. Either willvjump
ut the 6rst chance" H
THE principal resemblance between
man who stops his team on the crosswalk
OF crowded street and half a BARREL Of
nour' Is that both make about hundred
wait.
INA Russian school the spelling. class
wear out new alphabet every week.
some OF the most knotty words are
smoothed off with jack plane before
given to the class.
A MAN ont in gwestcrn Iowa has inst
Deen sentenced to the penitentiary for
nihety-nlne years. He thinks it, 10 the
longest sentence on record since Mr..
Evarts lost his breath. = 7
CuLPRIr arrested for trying to rob
hackmxn. Judge to complsinsnt-"Pro
coed to make your charge" Prisoner
Your hoaor, thee haeksSeu slvavs over.
c"s'ge DON'T beiieve word be says."
A Ca'cAso pristsr natss luxsricus
living BY ssllise. fss shsse cenn each. red
p.scards bearing the following words
The - essk b seapns.riiy closed.
lss Aspsd The sssess win equal the la
eilisies."
Losp Nsyo i.pnrssA female emu.
.ssse ms sosashiP 49, ss.y ftsa As1e
see tssd N egg. ssA his p<srseH~d ksiliG
ssNssg 20 in3aw0 ki1 q 90 sseussu,ss.
eg.s hss le<ser - fssie~s: la sAx -
ese e y~sr l~sas&ip I vzs sAs en-
ss Ne s's.ssus sss-s ! es~kd ksa-
1~ss szzrz s~ss q, q b. n-s. q.
snxs~mD - ss@ir~1 aAw3 60.
1zs 80 0sarn rumnsnsnx IA az
~x -&~s. n 60 s.muzS~s hwvx a.
ssxM sa~m ! n<D~ a. ~maEAmwmasma s~
ss~s On ~kuz~zx ~ ~ - Aw rrs.z
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