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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-04

1870" acknowledge the corn as tie
man said when he pulled on a TIGHT
boot oil City Derrick.
A mark was set upon Cain; but the
umbrella was, for some inscrutable rea-
son, left unprotected. Boston Trans
CRYPT
There's no disgrace in being poor
The thing Is TO keep il quiet and not let
your neighbors know any thing about IT,
Eimira Gozste.
Statistics 90 10 show that one-half
the swearing used in the management
OF river steamboat will run three doz-
en- railway trains nine times as far
Chicago Journal
Its amusing TO see an abused street.
dog fly around an adjacent corner with
his tail closely rcefed, when a six-foot
female suddenly stoops to pick up her
trail. -- IVhccling Leader.
The father who won't let his dauch-
ter sit ont on the front steps with her
beau these cool nights has no respect
for the men who manufacture cough
sirups. - philadelphia Chronicle Her
aid.
1T is an interesting sight, watching
young lady in Sunday-school endeav-
oring TO instruct class Of little girls.
while her own mind Is conferred upon a
class Of big boys.--NeU York Express.
We can not indorse the communis-
tic faction who want to destroy all la
bor-saving machinery until we know
their views about artificial teeth. We
must draw the line somewhere-Stan-
ford Advocate.
Feathers will be universally worn
this characterization Item. Guess not.
We shall not wear fcathers-not soli- I,
lary feather. II our friends choose 10
make themselves ridiculous, they can do
so; but no feathers for us.-Norrts-
'0sOD Herald
What ais you, sister Theresap
Why are you thus wild with woe?, be
asked with deepest anxiety .-Extract
from Norel. She made no reply, but
pointed silently TO a bucketful Of water
melon rinds under the kitchen table.
The conundrum was answered. --Break-
fast Table
Somebody says that the woman who
..uns into neighbours because II thun-
iers, and screams at every flash, will.
when she goes home and finds the fire
ow, hurry It up with kerosene turned
N from gallon can IS calmly as a
loctor giving baby spoonful 81 mar
otto soothing-sirup. --LoCeH Courier.
Sitting Ball wishes local lecture as :
ociations, lyceums, churches and liter
ry societies to understand that he Is
low open for engagements for the sea- J,
on Of 1882 on the same old terms; so ,
much head, and he will stand at the
DOR and take tickets himself Is long as :
ne audience lasts. -HaWkeyc.
She was : Boston girl. She was
isiting her Whitehall country cousins.
While walking out, several butterflies /,
assed her. "Oh, dear mel what
harming little birds; they are perfect
exquisite" /" They are mot birds, ~ Z
ear" replied her country cousin, ssthey :
= butterflies." "Oh, you don't ~
,. Then these are the deah littls oroc. | I
,res that Az from flower 70 floWsr ana Z
asner the sweot yellow butter that W |
81 Lhey ars TOO lovely for any thing. !"
0~sesSss 4Wyo00s III
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Pope Leo XIII. takes quiet drives
occasionally 10 Monte Mario, attired ID
the habit Of simple priest and riding
IN . private carriage.
The new Earl Of Leitrim, with his
Countess, lately visited his estates, and
was received with great display Of en-
thusiasm by the tenantry.
The Queen Of Italy is described a
pretty and elegant-lookiDg, having light
hair, blue eyes, fair skin, and smile
that Is the essence Of sweetness.
M. Jacottin, the French Senator
and Judge. caught cheating at cards,
has resigned both of his dignities, and
will be expelled from the Legion Of
Honor.
twenty-five performances of Wag-
ner's operas at Leirsic have produced
1000, Of which $500 goes TO Herr
wagner. Forty thousand persons wit
messed the performances.
When the Queen went to Scotland
she visited Queen Reynolds and the
gypsy camp near Dunbar; the gypsy
Queen was seated on a platform and
wore purple dress trimmed with white
lace.
"A meeting Of the creditors of the
once famous Berlin banker, Strousberg.
was held at Prague, Bohemia, August 3.
when they agreed TO be satisfied with 8
per cent. OF their loans. One per cent.
IS to be paid in two months, the second
after two years. and the third after four
years.
The Dutch papers speak Of con-
templated marriage of the King Of Hol-
land TO Princess Pauline Of Waldeck.
the eldest daughter Of the reignine
Prince Of Waldeck-Pyrmont, and Of
Helena, daughter of the late Duke Of
Nassau. She is p years of age.
The breakfast on the occasion of
the Prince Of Wales's visit to unveil the
statue OF the Prince Consort. cost So
OUO; the reception of the Emperor Of
Russia, 500, 900; the flowers alone at the
reception Of the Prince of Wales, on his
return from India, $4,000, and the
banquet In honor Of the Car, $l3,3S0.
The Sanish Cabinet is said TO be
discussing second marriage for King
Alphonso. The Princess Christine.
youngest sister of the late Queen, and
he English Princess Beatrice are the
women under consideration. The lat
er Is few years older that the King.
put an alliance with the British ROYAL
amily is considered advantageous. In
aspect to Christine the King has, since
'oyhood, shown her great regard. She
; only 10.
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-Vassar College has chosen Prof
samuel L. Caldwell As successor to Pres
iient Raymond.
The Methodist Conference Of Utah
reports l62 members, 3 churches. and
II Sunday schools.
Rev. w. Schofield, WESLEYAN min.
lster in Australia, has died and left
szlo,OVV to his denomination Tor a
chapel-building in that country.
The Universalist State Convention
o. New York recently resolved that
I'VE recommend abstinence from the
use Of tobacco to all minister's"
Miss Anna Howard Shaw, Of Big
rapids, Mich, who graduated at the
boston Theological Seminary in June,
Mass.
st. Louis has 176 churches, Of which
y are Catholic, rs Presbyterian, 20
Methodist, Is Baptist, 16 Episcopal, Is
Lutheran, Congregational, and B
Unitarian.
-indianais said to possess the largest
school fund Of any State in the Union
so.VO1, O95. An addition Of S4O. 900 has
oeen made to the fund during the past
year.
I'm Pennsylvania there are Lutheran
pastors who serve four, five, six and
seven congregations, and there are two
VINO serve eight. One charge has a
membership, u Is reported, Of 1926.
A recent advertisement for teach
er In the suburbs Of Boston at $500 a
year brought ~ applications, including
some from Harvard and Yale gradu-
500.
The clergymen of San Francisco
nave started u movement to have the
constitutional Convention to insert
clause IN the new Constitution compel
ing the observance Of the Sabbath day
A. Tar as business pursuits are concern
90 throughout the State.
AT the recent school district election
IA New Haven, Conn, the issue being
A attempt TO reestablish devotional ex-
erclses IN the public schools, the ticket
lavoring the reestablishment was elect
% oy 1900 majority. The Catholics
united with the Protestants TO bring
aoout the success Of the Bible ticket.
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A.eg1 anu NAhhnARes
Robert Carvella, a trapeze perform
er,fell 81 feet from balloon, while max
ing an ascension at Phoenix, N. ", aud
was instantly killed.
Miss Matte Rogers of Dallas. Tex
as, was fatally burned by her clothes
taking fire while preparing dinner.
At Blossom Prairie. Texas. a farmer
named Oglesby, while fixing the lock Of
rifle, accidentally shot his little 4-ycar-
old boy, instantly killing him.
SAMUEL Powell, aged %. Of Clifton,
West Va, was instantly killed by the
accidental discharge Of his own gun
while out hunting with party of
friends along the Ohio River.
A man was recently literally cook
cd in a steam bath in San Francisco.
into which he went without the knowl-
edge Of the attendants. He turned the
steam on ignorautly and was first suf-
located and then boiled.
A young girl Of Charleston, Lee
County, Iowa, attempted suicide by
taking pounded glass. The girl became
infatuated with young man whom her
parents refused 70 allow her TO marry.
-. l.. Gressenbach, q young drug
gist OF Marysville, o, committed sui
eide by taking prussic acid. lie left a
letter, stating that he was without a
home, and could not live without his
aiiianced, who died very suddenly a
short time since.
Mir. Fred. X. Simmons. a promi.
ncnt citizen Of Pamela, Va, met his
death recently in a remarkable manner.
lie was in his room bathing 10 a small
Tin tub, when he had an attack OF cpl
lepsy, and his head became jammed in \
the tub, and so he drowned.
The daughter Of George Compton,
proprietor Of q summer boarding-house
near the Delaware Water Gap in Penn
sylvania, while on trip to Big Bush
kill Falls, with her father, mother, and
other friends, leaned too far over the
edge Of the precipice, and, uttering q
shrek, fell l2O feet to the water below.
She was taken out fatally injured.
A sad and fatal case Of somnam-
,ulism occurred recently near Center
church, Pittsylvania County, Va. Miss
rexana Garrett, beautiful young belle
4 the county, rose in her sleep and
walked to the head Of the steps in her
ather's mansion, and fell down the en-
ire flight. The other occupants OF the
iouse, walked up by the noise, rushed
nto the passage aad found the beautiful
'irl In the throes Of death. She died in
few hours.
Foreign Notes
Queen Mother Christina, Of Spain,
rho has just died, was sister to I" Bonn
o" of Naples.
M. Bots Dubois has left 100000
or popular instruction In the two poor
% districts Of Paris.
Queen Victoria Il in Scotland again ,
y the second time this year. She has !
oon 70 ireland twice II her Life.
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A new tissue-paper q the texture
- cooweb p made In Bavaria. It =
\; 800 Ior cleaning silvsrwars, etc., and
nacksrel. equal In flavor and
"''s" % those q Tie Atlantic coast,
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
FOR LADIES ONLY.

There is one great achievement for
which Earl Beacsnsfeld's administratio
will blaze above the multitude or minis
tries like asunfower IN an acre Of null
iuein weeds. The starting statesman may
not have curbed the ambition or Russia;
he may not have maintained tho glories
of England,s induencs as one Of the ar,
bitsrs of the East; he even presidss over
her destinies when her "prsstige" ID
rated 1t about the same value In the
world as the good will of, Q cheap re-
staurant; yet she gulfs shall not, wash
him down-he shall not. altogether die;
for has he not dazzled the eyes Of a
waiting world with that rich product of
his romantic genius "the Imperial Order
of the Crownof India, for ladies' only |?
Now, ct last the woFld can see the signl-
ficanoe of the creation Or the Empire Of
India. The Empire was merely put up
as q peg on whlch( to hang this Order.
People who judge with the vulgar pre-
jndiees of the time thought the creation
of that Empire had relation to the sup
posed need sfsF bringing the Indian
dominion into more Vital relation with
England; but the attitude of the govern
ment through the present war has shown
that was an idle fancy. Again, there
fore, that Empire arose as a great mys-
terry: but behold the solution comes aptly !,
patty, brilliantly like the denouement Of
a well constructed novel For the reign
OF . happy queen, lchivalrously. assisted
by Minister OF great romantic resour-
ces, this creation Is an appropriate
glory. Ladies to the front.-N. Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
MORE,FAILURES.

There are still failures and failures.
Abraham lLippman,o @ pawnbroker,@ Chi
cago, has gone into bsnlkrpptcy. with
s67 ,16B secnred debts and $S7 ;92o unse-
cured Geo. Hanslein,, hardware mer-
chant, Chicago, has also gone into bank
ruptcy; liabilities small b, NJ, Ford, of
Ford B Co., distillers, Chicago, surrend-
ers his assets 70 his creditors; his prefer
red debts are $40, besides $148, ,636 in
favor OF the United States government;
tho secured diets are $76.669. unsecured
S74, ,440, and $62, ,739 more due on discount
ed and aecommod dation paper; assets
SIG, 900 open accounts, and an unknown-
amount Of unliquidated claims. Shrink
age Of values has absorbed six months
interest and Ave per cent. Of the money
Of depositors in the Thomasville, Conn,
Savings Bank. The old and trusted firm
of Peddicord q Burroughs, Decatur,
Ills, have failed. The Cincinnati En-
quirer Publishes a report that the Wesley
an Female College Of that city is IN
financial ificulties on account of $50, !
900 debts and unsatisfactory business.
Mrs. Hayes aud otEer ladies Of national
prominence graduated at this institution.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
LIFE IN DREARY ICELAND,
Chambers' Journal. /.

Sho@A<9oAa Soafu8ls l-srffauf4 q
Men and women, masters and servants,
all inhabit the same room, while the
clcanfiuess IL not much attended TO-; but
poor rs they are, and accustomed to great
privatiops they set IN example Of cheer
ful contentnent. The beauty OF the
young girls isremarkable; their fair hair
falls IN long plaits, partially covered by
black cloth coif, daintily worn on one
side OF the head, and finished ct the top
with q tassel Of colored silk run through
q silver or steel buckle; which floats on
the shoulder. It treminds the traveller, OF
the Greek headress,, but the blue eyes,
with their sweet, benevolent expression
sosu recall to his mind their Danish orr
GIN, The dress 10 made Of the cloth woven
In tho county, and on 'festive days the
bodice Is gally adorned with silver braid
and velvet, while thA belt aud sleeves
are ornamented with silver devices,
beautifully chased and often Of great
value. On wet and cold days the shawl
becomes a. useful mautflla, completely
envsloping the head, and defending the
wearer from the effects ef-the frequent
BLOrLu8. go - q, a., - -. -.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
LOCAL IKE rABLE, ,

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ror NV J crk u, 8 il, . m, II 81, 70 70,
SAP nj On syndsy! 2N m:
r. s:$1iss 81 siss nj sasa.S: SUI; y
for Pcit deposit: go p m; no Sunday
W No Nsw csls,.. \. 9.so m, 4 %, $50 p
For Dslewers b. h.s sos, . - mi 20 p m;
rsr n Wiimi1Ssos : Nosthsn n. R.. % .
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PM On 6undAysi 10 % . m
TRAIns AEnrvE AZ WI1nINoroN. .
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SrC% Iors Deposit, so am; no Sunday
From New Castle, . Is. $40 m isw m;
10, 40,706 b N; no Sunday trains.
From Delayars q. r.: 20 m; Z %, 20 p
m; no Sunday trains.
FrcT %ipSfr %: % Sssasss e Sanaay y slsin Hi
From DelswaFe Weatsrn ~ XII . nj
siop n: on sundavsg 81 p n, !.
TRAINS ron wrLMINer ON LnAvH PHIL
from sro.a ss1sss HRtt aud naI1 1Mls.h,nrsou sv..
nne RI. IA. 10 so' 4 Sb a M: 4 Sc 8 80,
,.s$ sES;ss5 s:ssss ~: IA as:II J. :s...,..
T2S, ii b m, II 10, 8 1B, 90, II u p nj
ON k3undavs. 90. II ~ . m. H I9
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
: VIRGINIA NEWS.

y ~
The gang Of thieves known a. "win-
dow Sbfsakersn are operating In Rich
.moud. - ~
The Legislature. whicA will bo elscted
in November, 1879. win elect q United
States Senator, Colonel Withers' term
not expiring until March, 1881. ann, !
g On Saturday night o span and a-half OF
ths trestle bridge on the Richmond aud
Danville railroad across 6tsunton river
was carried . way BY .the high water. y 4
The Improvement of James river win
now allow vessels loaded, drawing Il
feet .,to pass over Rockett's Reef and up
TO the city wharves, and vessels loaded,
drawing l5 feet, TO the whzrvas of the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. 90 u sa.s
A Farmville telegram says: Our panic
striokonl and horrified community was
still further excited late last niGht by tho
|infalli i<oncs dEH46 y sn8Rro named Lee
E6bell had eat 1Ae tAtont Of another ne
So11 ~ ths6 6o1DEl ~ or sGtoW." For
3Sns ~ ~ W0undt of Met che viii, II
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
A RAcY Al NECDoTE OF COBB.

AlexSH HephesNs N Chrisfnads 0dzsffe. z
In 1856 the Georgia delegation stopped
here, on It's way 70 the Cincinnatl con-
vention; Jas. Gardener wac at their head.
Toombs gave them . dinner BreckIn-
bridge, Douglass, Cobb, my brother,
Linton Stephens and myself were invited
and were present. When the company
Gardener filled up glass and said,
"Here's health to all Of, you," and
turning to Messrs. Douglass, Cobb and
others standing In . circle around him,
he said, "And here's hoping that you
may each live 70 be President Of the
United States !" Douglas Immediately
said TO Csbs, '|Thasiss . long life to you,
Cobb was something Of wag himself
and being fond Of . joke,it Is remarkable
that he was 30 sensitive whom the sub
ject of one, MeFaddsn was fayorite
name with him, asd he made 1t famous
Gently been rendered famous. The hack
drivers there always knew every body in
.town--thatfs,if IL ysuwould ask them to
drive you 70 sheh or suoh . place, they
Cobb IN the svenine walked up 20 q q
company of hack drivers, and asked
them II any Of them could drive him to
Mr. McFaddens. Ali sang out, "Y es
Sir; yes sir" and COBB hoped into one
Of them-the flDast one and was soon
clos6d In, and of rolled the hack. After
Aa while The hAckman asked, "Where was
It you want ID 20 to?" Answered Cobb,
"To Mr. ubFa den's.v 'What street
does he live on ?" asked the hackman,
III don't Know said Cobb. "You told
me you could carry me there and you
must." So round about town he got q
good ride. locking out for Mr.. McFad'
da0 4la--l@sA = s3@aTl 81 HaAa8 "a VI ~
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
GENERAL NEWS

Peddicord q Burrows, bankers, of De-
cature, ILL.,, have failed, No sta temedt
Of liabilities and asset Q is given. ''bA pr
The schooner W alter. W. Prics is
ashore eight miles sou b of Cape Look
ont, and will be total wreck, Her car
30 Has been saved in q damaged condi-
tinn, RieHoafgs gsiiAs Dos fl} g tsf
-Four bodies of seamen from wrecked
vessels were recovered near Wellfeet,
Mass, yesterday.
The schooner B. N. Hawkins, Of New
York, laden with lum Der, is ashore on
Brigantin Shoals, N. ], I hha .qslllio,
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
'on the Denton Nd. Union. ~. "
~ 4HADLEYH RROlGETHOR.

Last week the iittls ystcht ar. y.
Bradley Capt. Dunham owner -
Commander, left Cambridge for s5alt1
more, driven by b. d. Bradley's mo
i've power. more fsmilarlv kno wn to
our readers = Bradlsy's Promsthor.
Two successfUl expefimenls hsye
beretofore been tsisd on the Choptapk
but last week q more .successful trip
wss made 10 Baltimore, distance "a
seventy Ave uiles. : = si,.r
NJ. Bradley has not YET fully perfect
ed this new fnventioh bat he Il fusf
the mes mot 70 cover before obstacies
and with his akpowledge Of ,scienos
combined will. prtcfical experIebce,
there cannot, We think, be any doubts
Of his producing en- invention which
Will astonish aud rev0latlonixaT the
motive power OF the world. 4
This motive power Il certain kind
Of Gas. which 10 evolved by mechsn-
csl disinteer,tio ihe water beipe
forced through solld silver BY hydro
etatie pressure. which Is tautomasic,
and 10 operated BY the engine. This
product u introduced into small cells
Of ons inch internal dismeter, made
Of the best decarbonized steel, and
there quickened into gas By heat
which does not need 10 be over the
ordinary temperature , 10 produce
steam. There 10 NO water introduced
As udter into the generators. 80 sii1'
The apDaratus. therefore, contains
nothing but pure gas, without any
likeness t0a steam boiler. lfi Three
hundred pounds pressure can be had
from thimbleful Of water, and she
pressure can be raised suy degree 70
thousauds Of pounds 70 she square
inch BY regulating the supply lof
water; the gas frequently reaches %
intense . state - toshow great sigus
of electrical action, but bef0rs being
admitted T., the cylinder of tho engine
tits oxydixed, which fully prepares Il
to ACT with all tho smooshness Of steam
!. IL 10 slso clsimed for this gas that Il
is free from explosion, and that human
life 10 not endangered ~ in the case OF
steam engines. The generator is cum.
posed Of series of i've hundred and
sixty cells, one inch diameter on the
interior and two inches on the exter.
ior, the whole occupying space Of
only twenty two square inches. Tbs
first step IN the motive power begins
with the explosion of the wa.er into
small PARTICLES. which can NO more
explode :. second un.e than powder
once ignited. I56 - las ~ III
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
INDIA RUBBER.

This elastic gum is procured from sew
eral sorts Of trees, but the species which
yields the best and the largest proportion
is the Castilloa Elastica, indigenous 70
Brazil. The very numerous and various
uses to which caoutchouc Is now applied
have led to an enormous demand for the
article. Our readers may be aware that
1t Ia simply the sap of the q tree, which
exudes on an incision being made, and
which is conducted TO mou1ds, where Il
takes any desired form. y The natives of
the, Brazilian forests, not being Satisfied
with the slow process, have cut down
whole woods, consistine Of trees $50 or
200 feet high, In order to- insure =. larger
and more Immediate yield. The Eng
lish government, foreseeing that . time
must come when the supply would fail,
determined to introduce the culture OF
the India-rubber cree into Ceylon and
Singapore. But . difHcuily arose, the
seeds were found TO dry up so rapidly,
that out OF 5000 sent from Brazil, only
$500 arrived in, good state. On the
other hand, when once sown, they grow
with 5 amazing rapldity., Those above
mentioned were all sown Immediately,
on a small space Of ground, and In only
q few days some Of the seedlings had ats
tanned the heighe Of IS inches, and in
two months several of them furnished q
small quantity Of the gum of excellent
quality, The young trees will be grad,
ually transplanted to favorable sites, and
NO doubt seems to exist that the Castil-
loa Elastica will be acclimatixed in the
places selected. The fruit resembles, Q
pear, is green and contains numerous
seeds of the size and shape of coffee
berry, and SO rapid Is their vitality that
they frequently germinate In the pulp
which surrounds them.--Lond0n Times.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07

/ AN EXPLANATION, OF THE Mid WRATH
ER.-Dr. L. B. voolfolk, Of Lexington,
KY, says that the mild winter weather
yindicates his welllknown weathef theo-
" that heavy cam onading draws the
Artic currents 10 the place Of firing, tax.
ing with them cold weather and great
sno nowfalls, and giving to the other part
of the y orld mild weather and no snow>
The cold at the Crimes in l554r5 gave to
this continent an open winter, and now
the bombardment OF the Turkish strong
holds is bringing us the same condition
of weather as then. 1aeS TsnSo 10 istii' 'e
The daily gazette., 1878-01-07
FOREIGN TELEoRAPHIO SUN,
.ABIuA ~ WARY. io gA M

! I + j
The Russians have occupied Sophia.
meeting but eight opposition.-General
Gourko has repulsed an attack, killing
1000 Turks and losing 200 Of his own
command Tho Russian troops under
General Radetzky have crossed the Bals
kans BY the Shipks Pass -Russian troops
are crossing the Danube at Galatz, indi>
eating operations against the quadrila-
teral. THE anti-war agitation in Eng
land is on The increase, but seems con
fined within party linee. .-Scenes In the
Turkish parliamentlhave been stormy. =
The King OF Italy Is seriously ill.--A
dispatch from Florence announces the
death Of Gen. Alfonso Ferrsro La Mar
mora, the well-known Italian general
and statssman.- --ExsP President Grant ar,
rived at Alexandra, yesterday Henry N.
Stanley left Alexandria yesterday for
France, via Brindisi. - -Gambettas organ,
Ia Repablique Francaise, demands the
removal of the commanders Of the sew
eral French army corps. They are chief
ly Bonapartists, none republicans.-A
marriage has been arranged between
Lord Roseberry, and Hannah only
daushtsr ofBaron Rothschild.- The Siam
ese are putting their forts, ships and ar
my in fighting condition In anticipation
of trouble with China. "A Cuban has
been sentences 10 death in Port au
Prince, Hayti, for jncendiarism, and the
Spanish shset threatens bombardlnsnt II
the sentence ID executed.