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Gloves and Mitts of buck and d~ogskin, hand
sewed, and made from the best selected skins
Cheap for Cash.
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Pocket Knives, Jewelry, Pocket Combs,
Money Sacks, Toilet Soaps. Florida Water and
Packing Irvine, Cheap for Cash.
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Tnrncr Eouse Rakerx.

The proprietor has just connected with his
restaurant a large bake oven, and is prepared at
all times to make wedding and fancy cakes.
A frst-class confectioner has charge Of the
above business.
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The Last Chance.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
House store, are requested to make immediate
payment. THIS Ia the last call. and II the bills
Ire not settled promptly. they will be placed
In the Constabls's hands for immediate COL
lection. A. BERwIN.
Eureka, June .. 1879. jsl0
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The Richmond Company shipped this
morning. by Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. I bars
q haliion, valued 81 S7,f0t rs.
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Masonic Notice.

A IL PARTIES HOLDING CERTIFICATES
n Of indebtedness OF Eureka Lodge, No. 10.
y. 4 A. NJ. OF Eureka. will please present the
aams TO me for adjustment.
W. p. sTEICHELMAS, Secretary.
Eureka. July 30. 1879. jy31-lm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Stockholders Of Prospect Mountain
Tunnel Company, that r. K. MORRISON
has been appointed Secretary pro tenn. Of said
Company, and all business Of said Company
will be 5cne through him until further notice.
II. RICKARp. President.
Eureka. August 8. 1879. aus II
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The total "a, '0 Uas sss +, s 600. equal to .
monthly average So, 200. 600.
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TO Rent, or For Sale.

rCHE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY TOMMY
/ DOUGLAS as saloon. Is offered for rent.
IS he proposes TO occupy the upper story; or .
one-half Interest In the business will be sold.
Eureka, August IL, 1879. aul5-tf
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NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH I HAVE
~ no control compel me to sever my eonnee-
ton with the Chop stand In Jack Perry's Cor
uer, EDWARD y. hfAN.
Eureka, July 20, 1879. jy80
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Pipes, Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, sold
Judge" and other brands of tobacco, and
Cigarettes. Cigarette Paper. and Catlinis best
brands Fine Cut Chewing Tobaccos-Cheap for
Cash.
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STOCK SALES.
san Francisco stock Exchange.

onSI BOARD.
oso ophir-a6 s6a or, oe,o or,
s'e wwexican-36 36h 35A 36b3 35h
le,s Gould & Curry-12 liz
pa I,sst 4 Belcher-16k lS+
n% * ralifornia-455c 460c
ia5 Savage -13's
an Con. virginia-47oc
sao Chollar-6A 90
$40 Potosi-o o-s
20 Mexican-35A ,,
oSo HALE 4 Norcross-14A l4ss
10 Crown Points,
an Best & Belcher--lSk
,s Yellow Jacket--17 1914 16a
,T5O Imperial-l4oc
10 Ken~tuck-4Soc
N AIpha-24x
oes Belcher-410c 405c 4
se eo confidence-11k ia
y, ~ Sierra Nevada-43h 40 42k 43A
' "a ITtsh-21 20h 20h
s95 Bullion-6% Us
10 Exchequer-6H
,o overman-9k 81
aoo ~Justice-365c 5000 355c 81
AK Union-59k So 5ss 5sH osa
400 Alta-TA an.
oo adv Bryan-90c soc quo
1s .Julia-4l0c 4i5c Al
10 Caledonia
10 Silver Hill--l1oc
$50 New York--soc
9Wo Phil S~heridan-t0c
IN Crown Point Ravine-3oc
100 A~ndes-l05c
900 Con. Washoe-50c
,,o0 Wells-Fargo-l5c DC
as Ward-2 1860
AK scorpion-2A 2s0c
"A Leyiathan-40c
so n. Con. y~irginia--9ls 9
ss az psn,on-435c 1900 42oc Also
,7ao Con. Dorado-130c IA
200 Atlantic-5oc
lis Flowery-55c SOC
os0 N. Bonanza -l4Oc l3oc
lao Mackey-l40c 1850 l3oc Ia
200 Plutus-2
50 s. Utah-l0c
14O Con. virginia-470c
so Utah--20h
10 Yellow Jacket-l6b
20 Denton-i55c
100 0ccidental-l40c
EVENING roARD.
100 RAYMOND 4 Ely 3ooc
IS Eureka Con.-loh
S2j Belmont
$50 Leopard-7Oc Csc Acc
$50 Gila-liJc 1i0c
us Northern BELIZE
so Hussey-l5c
100 Manhattan $500 "a
555 Grand Prize--3A 360c 81
400 Argenta-l lose
565 INDEPENDENTLY 245c
400 s. Prize-20c
1900 Belle lsle-370c
100 parsdise--205c 21oc
800 Mount Diablo-5
$50 ". Belle Isle--45c Soc
720 Hillside-l20c
200 Modoc-1a
40 Bodie-10A
400 Bechtel-l30c IN
100 McClinton-75c
$50 Tioga-3A 3G5c
50 Summit-l90c 2
800 Sypdicate-44
100 Goodshaw-45c
900 0riental-60c 55c
200 Belyiderc-l
800 Champion-5ec 45c
100 Blackhawk-14
1900 s. Bodie-35c, asst paid
4l0 Booker-i20c li5c
400 Queen Beetle C0c
$40 Mono-91s 10
$50 Con. Pacifc-7A 6Tsl0
800 University-40c
1855 Dudley-ll0c
80 Croesus-20e
400 Jupiter-2A 230c 235,
$50 8. Bulwer-80c $50
$50 Addenda-50c 45c
1905 Noonday-3% 36cc 81
1900 N. Noonday--2s0c 8
500 0rient--25c
l25 Mammoth-8 ~
200 Argenta-l
100 d. Standard-75c
500 Bodie Chief-60c
AGO Boston Con.-1s6c l40o
80 Vortex--75c
go NJ. White ga
200 Leopard Csc 400
$50 Del Monte-2h
200 University--40c
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suspenders, Pocket MEMBERSHIPS, Necktie
and Socks, Cheap for Cash.
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Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
IA bars OF bullion. valued at $4,000 81.
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oETCE

THE BoLDER OF CERTIFICATE SITS. ioa
shares Of Hussey, IL requested 70 call ~
eur once, PAXTON \ CO.
xusskAs Juiy !, lsft. btA6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The GOLDEN RnIe Store.

New location. one door north of Hi Johnson's
old established grocery and provision store,
where Joe will be glad to meet his friends and
customers.
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ssoh, give me q bed on . chunk OF Ice.
way down. In a t~housand.foot well.
And fan my brow with 9 thrsshing machine
For I'm sick OF this hot. hot SPELL"
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WANTED.

4 r THE PHENIx MINE, 800 CORDS OF
"A good MAHOGANY WOOD.
Wa. ARLINGTON. supssintspdeAf,
EasskA, Jnss ~, laTS, jsl4tf
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Sherman, Hyde L Co., San Francisco, Pacific
Coast Agents.
instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con-
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys a Piano in a life time, therefore
get the best, the best is the cheapest, ale
ways.
Prof. Vim. Plumhof Local Agent. Eureka.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


SALOON AND RESTAURANT. 49,
IA on South Main street. and a &<f,.d
DWELLING HOUSE adjoining, can
be rented cheap. III
Also, a New House, of three rooms,
Buel street.
For particulars, apply to
FRANK ANDERSON,
At W. H. Clark's Store. or at his residence, in
rear of N. E.. Church..
Eureka, June Z, 1879. tes-tf
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At the Golden Rule.


The best Overalls and Jumpers-Cheap fol
Cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-07

The symptoms are moisture, like pers-
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as If pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed TO con-
hnue, very serious results may follow.
Dr.. SwAYNE1s ALL HEALING 0NTMENri is q
pleasant sure cure.
HoNR CuKEs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use of Swayne's
Ointment in short time made perfect
]: w. oHRrsr, Boot & Shoe House, s44
N. 2dSt.
\. d. wExMAs, Halter, 8 S. sth St,
Philad'a.
Reader, If you are suffering from this,
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
-Scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's 0int-
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt of price in currency or
8 cent postage stamps), 80 cents a box
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, Dr.
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel-
phia. Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead-
ing druggists. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-07
A RaiIroad Decision.

New York, August 6.-Judge Harlan,
OF the United States Supreme Court, to-
day rendered decision in a suit in
equity brought by the C. G. 81. G. Rail
road Company against the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway and the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The points of the
decision are:
First. That lessons are not obliged to
classify and adjust their Indebtedness in
the manner insisted upon by lessees, in
recent agreement at Chicago, that is to
say, by reducing the aggregate indebted
ness to S15, 1921 900, and funding in bonds
secured under the consolidated mortgages
to Roosevelt & Fosdyck, such of the
$15, ,S21 900, other than $500, 900 of Colum-
bus and Indianapolis second mortgage
bonds, as now consist of sectional bonds,
but that it is sufficient for lessers to re-
duce the aggregate indebtedness to $l5,-
821 900, which may consist of either con-
solidated or sectional bonds
Second-That the @. @. & 1. O. Railway
Company must actually accomplish re-
duction of the Indebtedness to $15, ,S2I 600
before they will be entitled to decree
against the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st.
Louis Railway Company and the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company for payment
of back rental under the lease; that upon
completing such reduction of the indebt-
edness they may apply to the Court for
such decree, but shall not be entitled to
interest upon arrears of rent except from
the time when they shall have performed
the condition of reducing this indebted
ness as above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-07
FOREIGN NOTES

The home rule feud In Ireland daily be.
comes more irreconCilable.
The Infanta Maria of Spain will be in
tered in the Pantheon of the Escurial.
The King of Menelk, and ruler of the
southern portion OF Abyssinia, has abolish
ed the slave trade
Yesterdays withdrawal OF bullion from
the Bank of England was all in eagles for
the United States.
1t is understood the German govern
ment offered no impediment to the Metz
inhabitants attending the fetes at Nancy
on the occasion of the unwilling of the
Theirs statue.
The magistrates of the county of West
Meath, Ireland, call upon the government
to increase the constabulary force and give
the executive additional powers, in con-
sequence of the increaserof crime.
The Masters Association of the north
and northeast of Lancashire, are discuss
ing the necessity for further reduction OF
ten per cent in the wages Of the cotton
operatives. The funds of the Operatives
| Union are exhausted - =.
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NEIaHBoRHoop NEWS.


4 Be1laiEes
There will be a drill meeting Of Co. ID 81
the Armory, Thursday evening, and also
next Monday evening.
Mr.. Thomas Weatherald has gone to
Burrs Mills camp meeting to join his
family.
Mr.. Louis Marshall and family are
spending theshort vacation fithe nailors
at Sistersyille, Just across the river above
the camp of the Silver Hook Club.
There viii be meeting of the Republic
cans of the Fourth Ward, Thursday even
ing, in the building association room over
the old bank. A Foster club will be or
ganized. No room In the Fourth Ward
could be obtained at all suitable for the
purpose, hence the meeting is called at the
place mentioned.
The petition to the city Council asking
for new hose house for the Fourth Ward,
asked also for room in the same building
that would do for elections, and such
meetings that are always occurring in
each ward. Such q place is badly needed.
Those who did not 60 to Niagara with.
the last excursion will have another.
chance next week, at five dollars for the
round trip.
Rev. CASTOR and wife, Miss Allie Cum
ningham, Miss Maggie Crafty, Miss Matte
Randolph, Mrs. Bigelow and family, and
Mrs. F. NJ. Strong left this evening for
Chautauque, to be gone probably two
weeks. s
A Bellaire jeweler met with something
singular yesterday in pouring melted lead
into a hole in apiece gold. A drop of lead
few out and struck the table nearly two
yards away, leaving behind an extremely
fine thread. The thread had tenacity
enough to permit Its being coiled up in
box.
Mr.. s. S. MCGOWAN left Wednesday for
the camp of the Silver Hooks.
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finding indictments and submitted the
matter to the grand jury, but they found
no bills Iwas interested in the result OF
the October election as Mr.. Irwin was g
cand didate for reelection. Ipaid one man,
a Repubi bican,1 think, to secure votes Tor
both Democrats and Repub blicans.
George w. Jones testified that he.Was
supervisor at precinct B, 18th Ward. 1T
is a heavy Democratic ward. The election
was as quiet as ever remember; did not
handle any tickets; but took q posi-
ton where could see all the
tickets handled by the judges and.
was satisfied that it was q fair election
IT is customary to hire men to, hold tickets
at the polls; there were no Marshalss at my
;did not think them necessary and
asked none to be sent there, because in!
case Of a riot. they could be easily disposed
of by the opposite party.
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A Dwight insurance suit.

N. Y. World, Sd.
The Germania Life Insurance Company
has filed defense to the claim of Colonel
Dwight's estate for policy proceeds.
Messrs. Barlow, Larocque, Mcfarland
and Shipman have fled the answer. 1t
substantially alleges, said one of the dep
uty clerks Yesterday: O Dwight is not
dead; (2) if dead he 'suicided"; (3) he
was killed by two autopsies; (4) the
plaintiffs are not Dwight's executors; (6)
he said he was well when he was splitting
blood; "a he conspired with unknown
living persons to get the premium money,
after which he was to kill himself and
they divide the proceeds of the policy;
(S) if he is dead and did not suicide"
he died naturally, and did not deceive,
nevertheless i'll equity the defendants
ought not to pay, because he willed the
proceeds of the policy to charitable insti-
tutions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-07

LAST nights dispatches show that the
yellow fever at Memphis is increasing
among the colored pe'ple and the reputed
immunity OF this rare from its ravages
which was pretty thoroughly overthrown,
last wear. does not seem likely to stand the
test of experience this, The immunity
from a second attack given by undergoing
a first, is not absolute. One attack generally
gives immunity although it is not an
absolute safeguard, as was shown by the
death of Benjamin Adams, on Saturday
He had the fever last year.
Itis lamentable in the midst ofso dread
full visitation to find the State authorl-
ties obliged to take steps to prevent the
possible depredations of the lawless and
inhuman inhabitants of the vicinity OF
,xemphis-this necessity appearing in the
an,>cuncement that Col. Cameron has
quietlr ; removed the arms and ammuni
ton from the gun stores.
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THE singul..r proposal to bury young
Nanoleon in Westminster Abbey has
aTonsed so much criticism that Dean
stanley has been compelled to de-
fend it in a letter to the London Times
adroit, but hardly satisfactory Referring
to Macaulay's description of the abbey as
"the great temple OF silence and reconcil-
iation, !" the Dean says he will be buried IN
the chapel of Henry VII, where only roy
Al pergonages are inferred, and where the
.o-Ieanist Duke of Montpensier already
sleepg The Dean admits that he rejoiced
at Sedan, and that if France is to be ruled
NV a monarch at all he should prefer an
0rleanist Prince, but he thinks the imperial
ist bow "gave his life to the country, ant
should be honored by royal 1nterment
The London Nears in reply eVlnces Soin ,
return of sense, after the flood OF gusl
and toadyism to which the press has @ ae
scended, pending the funeral. 1t says clea. .,
Iy and plainly that the Prince did n9'
in any sense, give his life for 'Ensia9u,
and made no pretense of doing so; hi
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Bad Weather and short Crops In Ger
many.

New YoRk, August 6.-The Evening Posi-
has letter from gentleman in Eastern
Germany which says: There has been no
summer here, but rain nearly every day.
In some places harvesting has begun, but
unless we have some warm dry weather
soon much of the grain must rot in the
field. at least half Of the wheat was lying
fiat and tangled in the fields, beaten
down by the rain storms. Adding to this
the immense amount of grain and other
food crops destroyed by the inundations
of last month, and 1t looks as if America
would be called upon to feed Germany as
we'll as France and England next winter.
The accounts from Russia are also not very
encouraging In short, the entire yield OF
breadstutfs will fall considerably below
that of last year.
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Inrne and Rains.

ST. JOHN, N. b., August 6.-vice Regal
Lorne arrived at Moncton early to-day,
but heavy rain prevented crowd from
gathering. However, an address was pre-
sented to the Governor General and 8
knowIedged the honor in French.
The Vice Regal party arrived at noon
and we're received with salute of artil
lery and cheers of the people. After the
presentation of an address and response
the Governor General and Princess en-
tered carriages and were driven to theil
residence amid the plaudits Of the people
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FAIRMoNT.
Defeat OF the New Court RnI-EIectfon
orsehool Onleers.


or school Onleers.
FAIRaIoNT, August @.
Editors IntelligeneeE:
We we're unable last night to give you,
either by letter or telegram, any news of
the election, and even now full returns
nom the county have not yet been receive
/ ed Enough is known, however, TO judge
that the new court bill has been defeated
by about 100 votes. As majority is re-
quired inseach county, the bill will thus
fail to became law; even should Marshall
and Wetzel give large marjorities for IL
We have no returns from those counties,
but the general impression here is that
they too are against the measure. There
is much surprise at the result, as it was
confidently expected that the vote would
beslargely in favor of doing away with the
old County Court system.
There was quiet election and 4 COM
parative small vote polled. Considerable
interestkw manifested In some parts of
the county in the selection Of County
superintendent MIR. S. O.. Perish, OF Far
mfngton, Is doubtless elected. In some
districts there We're rival tickets for School
Commissioners, but in most instances the
people united ON good men irrespective of
party affiliations. The following is the
Board of Education of this independent
district:
President-Dr. ]. III. Brownfeld.
Cemmissioners-C. NJ. Dawson, NJ. i.
Fleming, j. NJ. Hartley, and =. w. Burns.
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RnisseIier,s Case.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-This Govern
menthaving called the attention of the Ger
man Government to the annoyances and
threats of loss of property Carl Ger
hard Boisselier, naturalized citizen was
subjected to, because his two sons, born
here and living in st. Louis, would not re-
port for enrolment in the German army,
the authorities of Germany have given
decision in favor OF the Boisseliers. When
BOOKSELLER senior returned to Germany he
took his two sons with him, but they came
coming of age, the father remaining in his
native land.
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GREESBAcK ORATORS INJURED.

CHARLESTON, August Oh. s. Walker,
editor, and A. J. Liggett, city editor OF the
League and Courier, the Greenback organ
serious accident to-day. They had gone
up the Elk, where they were billed to
speak. it being local election day, and
while returning their horse, while ascend
ing hill, suddenly stopped and began to
back. They applied the whip, and the
horse wheeled and plunged over bank
some twenty feet high, very seriously in
juring Mr.. Walker and severely hurting
Mr.. Liggett. They were conveyed to the
city this evening, and Mr.. Walker is in
charge of his physician.
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Praying southern Generals.

Philadelphia Times.
Colonel P. w. Alexander, who, as ''P.
w. A." was the best known of Southern
war correspondents, lately gave me re-
miniscence, of General Longstreet. He
saws that the night before the battle OF
the Wilderness he slept in the same room
with the General. After he had gone to
bed General Longstreet came in. He un'
dressed and then kneeled by the bedside
and engaged in the most devout prayer
While his words were not andible, ii
could be seen that ne was very much et'
fected- was literally wrestling in pray
er." He remained on his knees for full
half hour, Colonel Alexander watching
him bv the starlight chat crept through
an open window. By the way,
If ia notable fact that the
South. lavish, reckless, imperious
in ali her ways, sent her armies to the
field under the leadership of God-praying
and God-fearing men, while the decorous
and straight laced North did no such
thing. 1t may be that the land OF sentl,
ment believed in prayer, while the land OF
cold reason put its trust in artillery anc
preferred that its leaders should look tc
the condition of their troops rather thar
indulge in petitions to the Divine Arblter
that alter all, is said to give victory to thu
side having the most men and the heaVles
guns. Lee, jackson and Longstreet wer'
men of prayer in the fullest sense OF th'
word. Bragg was baptized in the presence
of his army Ewell became a devou
Christian. Albert Sidney Johnston neVe
went into a battle without going down OF
his knees to the Lord of hosts. Gordon
was a devout and prayer loving man
Neither General Grant, nor Sherman, no
Sheridan, nor Butler but then it is i'm
nortant after all to look after the artillery
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ATexas chapter.

GRyHAal, TEXAS, August 6.-The Sheriff
of Palopinto county and posse had a
fight with the Jones gang of horse thieves.
Larkin Jones was killed, John Jones
wounded, Enoch and old Jones and two
other thieves captured. Jack Morris was
left to guard the wounded Jones and as
sisted the latter to escape. Morris was
arrested, but twenty-five masked men
oyerpowered the four guards of Palopinto
Jail, and obtained the keys of the doors
under threats to burn the Jail. Morris
was found dead in cell.