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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Another Victim.
Bodie Neies, july II.

At 8 O'Clock last evening John Nc.
earthly, who was injured In the explo.
sion which occurred on Thursday even
ing. died. He was . young man, and
was engaged in the Summit mine. Of
which his brother.in.law. p. L. Ford, 10
foreman. Being O member Of the Min.
ers' Union. be will be buried by that
body to-day from their hall at 8 o'clock.
His death makes the number Of victims
now dead eight in all. William O'Brien
and Charles Mslloy r not yet found.
although strict search has been made al
around the spot where they were known
to have been killed. Yesterday Q gang
Of men were busily engaged digging for
their remains, but at . late hour last
night. President Kelly OF the Union In.
forms rs, no trace OF their bodies had
been found. The Chinaman supposed
10 have been buried In the ruins OF .
cabin, last evening had not been disoov-
cred. and his fate will not be known till
the rubbish 10 cleared away. Some 9th.
ers OF the wounded are said to b In o
dangerous condition. but are receiving
all the kind attention possible 10 be
shown them In their sufferings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Board Of Pardous.

The Carson Appeal OF this morning
gives the following % the result OF the
meeting Of the Board OF Pardons yestsr.
day:
The case Of James Rice. convicted Of
granddaughter and sentenced TO Ave years
imprisonment. was postponed until the
next meeting Of the Board.
The application for pardon Of G. d.
Hardy. recently sent In from White Pine
for stealing cattle and sentenced to one
year. was denied.
At l o'clock the Board took q recess
for an hour.
The application Of James Gleason.
sent from Phoebe In 1874 for murder In
the second degree and sentenced 10 q
years imprisonment, was denied.
The application Of E. B. Parsons, sent
from Washoe county for robbery In
1870 and sentenced to 20 years i'm.
prisonmsnt, was denied. Parsons ID
one OF the Verdi car robbers, and o.
capped in the smSuts Of 1871. BE was ont
Of prison about Ave years, and wa osp-
tured In San Francisco . little over q
year ago and returned to the prison.
Tho application Of Walter Coz. con-
vioted Of manslaughtsr last May In
White Pine county, and sentenced to
two years and six months imprisonment.
was taken up and presented to the
Board. which has reserved Its deoision
till to-day, the members being dssirous
Of further examining the testimony tax.
on in the case and fled with the petition
for pardon. This ass has. from the
time the crime was committed, excited
much interest among the citizens Of
Eastern Nevada. and strong efforts are
being made to secure o pardon for the
young man Che 10 not yet OF sge). owing
to the peculiar p%rovocation under which
the deed was committed, and other At
tending circumstances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
raE NEVADA nISEs.

Senator j. p. Jones recently. in the
course Of an interview with the CORE
spondsnt Of an Eastern newspaper. gave
the following very pleasing sketch in
illustration Of the iudomitabls perss-
vsranos and unconqusrable hopefulness
Of the mining men Of Nevada:
Mining 10 . magic operation; II involves
al the sublimity and tragedy OF life. You
are Q Monte Cristo to-day. and perhaps
sitsing out on the bare rocks tomorrow.
with . pick In your hand and . grub stake
Of $50 from some kind friend. looking
hopefully into the riddle Of the mountains
face. I bslieve, however. that most men
are more manly at mining than any other
pursuit You zee . poor chap without .
change Of clothes, sleeping in . hut. no
woman near him and cooking his own
food, yet with the dream Of immortal
riohes In his mind. and the courage to go
on week After week driving his pick and
shovel and cartridge into the hill. There
u nothing mean about him |; he has hope,
which 10 the sssence Of religion. ! remem-
Der reading In Bulwer's Lost Tales Of
N~ilstus'' the story Of Sisyphus. There he
at on . granite hillside. the sun flaming
down upon the hot rocks. almost binding
his sight. and with his powerful Limbs ex-
tended, his back bent, he was pushing .
stone mp the mountain. on whose summit.
inooncsivably high. was the only green or
cool spot Of light falling - II upon grass
thsrs. He had been working for years and
years 70 drive that stone TO the top Of tho
mountain. and IL sver slipped back upon
him. II be can drive IL to the top he 10 to
b one Of the immortals. but II he gives 10
up his doom 10 oblivion. His good angel
ssys 70 him. "0h. Sisyphus ! Why con.
time at this impossible task p why"
he replies. "don't you see the light on the
green summit yondsrf Beyond that II
the Ilysian Fields. and II I only get the
stone mp there ! shall have rest. and dwell
with Rhadamanthus and the happy
people" But" says the angel. my
poor soul. you can never roll the stone up.
Altar all, the only penalty u abandoning
The tssk II extinction. Why toll so hard
when you can have sweet oblivion p ''Be-
gone" exclaimed Sisyphus. better TO
work through ell eternity than accept OBJ
livton," and he turned 10 his task again.
"Now," said Senator Jones, that 10 the
life Of the miner. He 10 rich to-day. buy
ing yachts. country houses, managing rail.
roads. etc. Next year be 10 broke. and no
goss back TO the mines. and stares into the
burning face Of the Mountains. Hope
hops him mp"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

TIE British Government has at last
succeeded in putting down the secret So
cisty Of religious murdersrs in India
called Thugs, who, in the service Of
their goddess, Doorss, strangled and
plundsrsd travellers. The lAborious pro-
esss Of hunting them out occupied thirty
ysars. and 1t IL only lately that some Of
the miscrsants were brought before the
Prince Of Wales, n OF whom boosted
Of having committed s~ixty.sevsn muir.
dsrs with HIS own hand. The god jug.
gsrnsut il no longer suffered BY the
Government to crush the dsvotees who
ding themselves under his chariot
wheels. II IL not long since q host OF
human sacrifices were offered BY certain
non.Brshmin tribes ; the villages where
this took place used to purchase for the
purpose men. women and children, the
so-oallsd Maiahs. British officers have
had the difacult task Of effectipg the de-
livsranos Of these Meriahs and the sup
preston OF the sacrifices, partly BY force
and partly BY gentle means. A single
ofhosr. Major Campbell. in the course OF
eighteen years, according to the Contem-
psrary Rsvisr. rescued fifteen hundred
men doomed 10 this sacriHcial death. II
required vatchiulnsss and energy Of the
Britain officials to pu. down the practice
Of numbering young girls and burning
widows. This prohibition OF tho prao-
ios Of Suffice. and the Law allowing
widows to marry again. were denounced
- an attack on the Brahminis, religious
system. and rsckoned among the pre,s1ts
for The sspoy mutiny. The value Of
human Life 10 TO . Hindoo infinitely be-
Low that Of . COW ; he had rather kill ten
men than injurs ono cow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Ban PRACTICE.

Our festive military boys from the
Comstock. who have bean attending the
picnic excursions this season and show
ing the natives Of Carson and vicinity
what really good tarsst-shoodng IL,
have distinguished themselves and
brought homo all the honors thus far.
But, in the name Of the numerous
women and children, q well a. many
others, who have formed the vast ma
jority Of pleasursssekng e1cursionists
on those OCCASIONS. Ne wish to sntsr .
solemn protest against one very an
noyipg and dangerous practice which
has inosassd into . really insu6srsbls
nuisance. We refer 10 the practice OF
shooting from the trains on the way
homo ct various objects In passing. On
the return from the recent picnic st
Trssdway's ranch. Carson. there were
probably NOT lsss than two or
three hundred shots thus fred along
the route BY the various military teams
which had bean engaged In the target
shooting match. Rocks on the hillsidss.
sticks Of wood In the river and al sorts
Of other eligible objects were blszsd
away ct by ambitious mErksmsn dear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
IoaN SHERMAN ON REsUMP.
TON.

In . speech before the Maritime E1'
change yesterday Secretary Sherman
made the following consratulatory re-
marks upon the gratifying results OF the
rssumpdoa OF specie payments BY the
Government. Said he:
lam very hopeful Of the future progress
N ouY oountry. We are happily situsted'
scnrsr.d mn other countries. We . '
a hrosd. uncultivated area OF land thai has
nsvsr rem broken with . pillow. We have
Min compared with the enormous extsnt
~ vhioh the Wanted mines OF Peru were
moor md scsnt. The Comstock lode and
othsrs arc greater than anything In the
history Of the world. Two years ago
labor vas suffering In the pricipai cities
Of this country; men were afraid thai on
Institutions could not stand the strain and
vsuld break down. and that . period OF
dsprsssion greater than that In England.
France or Germany hAdcome. People were
suffering and could not get work. m as
content reigned supreme. Some went 70 the
unculhyatsd lands Of the West, others
vent away, and migration finally equal.
ised the demand and supply OF labor until
nov. In two years. I believe there 10 not
any part Of the United States where bon
sst labor cannot get an honest days work
and honest money to pay for u. There
Are thoss Who held that nj currency never
could Be maintained equal to coin With .
demand ON tho United States Of $S0,0O0.-
600 or $50. 0o0. 900 . year. can say 70
you now that We have the means. 30 rare
u do they care about gold and silver for
money that only $1,000, 900 have been
drawn for notes and greenbscks. This 10
enc Of the strongest things about II. Now
that gold 10 90 easy to get. nobody cares to
take the trouble Of carrying IL. II
fact that In every month OF last year n
The year before. and the year before that,
there was more gold paid from the Treas
ury than has now been demanded from the
Isl Of January Of this year to tho present
time for all purposes. and our notes, In
stssd Of being ct 10 or Is per cent. below
par, now that va have gold and silver to
Day thsm on demand, are actually ct pre-
MUM. Tho Treasury Department In San
Francisco wanted notes instead OF gold.
and We refused 70 give them greenbacks.
In New York and Philadelphia no one
wants gold. When they could not get II.
everybody wanted IL. When they can.
nobody does. Resumption Ia now . hxed
fact, but we have got to stand by and not
let the d~emagogues and tricksters cheat Us
out Of what We have accomplished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
An ~.ppl;c.t;ou Of electricity has been

AN application Of electricity has been
successfully made in France which
threatens an entire revolution In motive
power. and the substitution Of s%lsctri-
city for steam. A letter TO the Petit
Journal OF Paris states that after several
experiments the proprietors Of the sugar
mandatory at Ssrmsizs. department Of
Marine, q few months since succeeded in
unloading their beet-root boats BY cleo
tricity at q distance Of 800 feet from tho
factory. Their farm battery IL propelled
by the same agent. II s1citss great a..
Constituent to SEQ the horss-gin( man'ge)
turning with great velocity. and without
the horse that formerly worked II, Two
wires which conduct electricity to the
gin or mill from adistsnos Of 700 meters
(2l00 fsst) explain its continual move
mont. Encouraged BY this practical suo-
cess, tho mill propristors have con.
struetsd an electromagnetic sppsra-
tus, which BY means Of . steel cable con-
ducts the pillow to . great depth. and
performs the labor Of eight oxen. The
inventor says that he will soon b able
to produce . much greater forcs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

Al A coxPAsn Of mournsrs we're re-
turning from . funeral near valsuei.
snnes three weeks ego. . violsnt thun-
derstorm overlook them. and four OF
them we're struck BY lightning. thrown
to the ground and severely injured. Tho
Able Prat. director Of the Marist Faith
srs. vas the greatest sufferer. Blood
flowed from his mouth and sars. his hat
and clothes were reduced 70 tattsrs and
his shoes to ashss. and his watch per.
foratsd and partly melted. he was
taken up inssnsibls and had not the next
morning recovered his consciousness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
New PArrxn.-Ths following, bsa,

NEW PATrxn.-Ths following. bear.
ing date Of June "a, 1879, 10 the
latest list Of United States patents issued
to residents Of the Pacific Coast. fur
nishsd BY Dewey 4 Co.. United States
and Foreign Patent Agents. San Fran.
cisco s. T. Harrison. Ban jose. Cal.
Hrs-arm ; r. E. McAlistsr. San Francis
CO, coffin ; E. Guittard 4 Co.. San Fran
cisco. coffee (trsds-mark). The follow.
ing patents we're issued July LIST ]. T.
Davis. San Francisco. crushins and pul.
verizing mill ; ]. Hansen. San Francis.
co. gripping device for wire rope rail-
rays ; F. A. Hill. San Leandro. CAL.
vehicle spring: A. Rutherford. walls
wslla, w. T., combined collar and
hsmss; q. G. YATES. San Francisco,
horssshos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
DR.. SAnF0RD'S
DOLLAR PAD |!
Liver and Absorbent PAIL
The Best and Cheapest Liver and
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-yoR The .
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Relieve and Cure the following dissasss:

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Relieve and Cure the following diseases:
Ague and Fever, Dumb ARus, ohiils, Liver
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spirits, Dizziness. Want Of Appetite, Malartsl
Diseases, Rnlirgement Of the Spleen. Ague
Cskv, Rheumatism, Neunalsia. Lumbsgo. ecis-
tica, Pains In the Side, Back, Bones and Nus.
cIes, For the Relief OF Asthma, Cstarrh, Bron.
cLitis, Dipththerta. wfooping Cough, Weak
Lungs ; also Q Great Relief In Female WEAK.
ness and lrreeularity.
Tho One Dollar Pads are within the
reach Of every sufferer. Rich or Poor. full
sisa, highly medicated, containing the best
known absorbent ingrr dents. and will prove Q
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Female. Can be worn at al n,Ss and under
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We pend them By poet, prepaid. everywhere.
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TAKE NO OTHkR, but incloss the amount to
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return msil Address
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soh Agents for u. b. and Canada.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
RSuestrianship.


Ladies Grand Tournament, for the most &C.
complshsd and grscsful lady riders. Tuesday.
October !, 10 O'Clock Z. y.
The Society oner, four prrmiums. which viii
consist Of the aocisty's Silver Plate. valued 70.
spsctiyely st 500. so. 80 and go.
The lady Who II sdjudeed hrst. shall have her
cholcs Of al premiums offered. The second
lady shall have second choice. and % on
Il 10 expected that other special premiums
will Be- sddsd to this List By private oontrbu.
ton.
None but ladies' Of the highest reepsetsbiity
will Be- allowed 70 compets for prizes.
Ladies Wishing 20 compete for prises VIII
please send names 10 Secretary, ipdorSed By
two members Of the Society.
Military TsuylaDspt -. Rrfdsy, 10
s'elsck a. n.
Premium $50. and special premium Of gold
medal, value 500 tgit Of Prssident stevsnson)
for the best drilled Military Company-no
shooting. The Company competing shall -
port with NOS lsss than forty men, and viii b
required 70 drill IN accordance with "Uptons
U.6. Army Tseties, " In the "Gchool Of the Com
pany," paragraphs lft 70 10, snd IN sktrmish
dfll. paragraphs 40 70 90.
q. o. STEVENSON, President.
H.n. coxsToo0, sssgvtssy. Iva
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

FIVE thousand fools we're huddlsd To-
ssshsr on and about the upper suspsn.
sion Bridge ct Niagara on the Fourth In
order to nee another fool jump OF. he
VA dressed in tights and he ~ tighter
than his own tishs-bsing - drunk -
q lord. he was not permitted TO make
the attempt. and the crowd went homo
very mad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
DAN n. GLosrra, formerly Q

DAN n. GLosrr.. formerly . we'll.
known resident Of Gold Hill and Wiz.
ginia, but now . ranchsr In Sierra
Valley. Cal. cannot help worrying him.
self into politics. Finding the sand lots
OF San Francisco and the Ksarneyites
the most congsnial fsld for his irrsprsss-
ible ambition. he has mixed himself
therein to . lively extent the last few
months. The other evening. however.
while wsllock was speaking on the sand
lots, Glostsr. who was in the asssmblsge.
shot Of his mouth incautiously In re-
Spouse to some Of the speakers 70
marks. and got hustled OF the ground
in Q very rough manner. A. E. Cans.
who attempted TO create q diversion in
Gloster's favor. VA knocked down,
kicked and considerably bruised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

THEODORE NzwxAs. for many years
associated with the local department Of
the German D~anokrot, San Francisco.
committed suicide near Seattle Nv. IT,.
. few days since. Deceased va . clever
writer, and had the respect Of . host Of
journalistic friends. He suffered from
. complication Of diseases. and Il 10 sup.
posed that be committed tia fatal act
while in q at Of despondency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

ACCORDING to the Ward Refer the pso-
pie Of that place are beginning to long
for water. the supply having totally
failed and dried up some weeks ago.
The lager and whisky holds out well
enough. but people tire even Of that
sometimes. One old wardsr who never
has any use for the aqueous fluid says
this racket just suits him. for the whis-
Ky Is less liable to fluctuations In quail.
~ than he has seen IL for months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
NEW TODAY.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OTFIoK LADY wAsHIsGToN CONSOLE.
July II, 1879. The nrst Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the above named Company will
be held on WEDNESDAY, the Thirtieth day Of
July. 1879. at two ~ O'Clock r. H., st the once
Of the Company. Rooms 8 and o. No. 5o1 Mont.
gomery street. San Francisco. California, for
the ensuing year. and Transaction OF such other
business 40 may con before the meeting.
Transfer BOOKS will 90 closed on Saturday, the
18th instant. at II o'clock ~. and until sfser
the meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

Tn Government at Washington has
tsksn the initiative In the matter OF the
medication OF the Burlinsams Treaty
vi,h China, 20 - to restrict Chinese i'm
miusHon, and thsrs 10 every assurance
shss " nssoassions will b pushsd -
sspidly - b consistent with information.
n soustssy.
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DISSOLUTION OF c0PARTNERsRIP.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN copartnersnip hsrstofore existing BE-.
tvssu J. u. Stephens and r. J.. Petsn, updsr
the nrm name and style Of Stephens I Petsr,
this day dissolved By mutual consent. 81. NJ.
Stevens viii continue the business q The ANA
place. and assumes al liabilities Of the ~
urn and 10 fully authorised 70 collect an
monsys due. AL persons inhabited 70 az ists
nfm VIII pleaee come forward and pettle Win.
ous tufsnsf nouee. In. STkPHRNB,
Cold Hin. June %, 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

Josrrz l.. KMo. the broker ct Ban
Francisco. having made . sstisfsctory
settlement with his orsdltors has resumed
business ss before. and also his ssss In
the Stock Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

F. K. MATHEW. an old pioneer Of
Portland. Oregon. died In that city on
the llth instant, ct the age Of eighty
Ave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNFRsRIP.

Z NHt o0PARrNRRsHIP HERETOFORE
Ssisting under the arm name Of ROB
jrsS oN OLs0n vac on the nnt day OF
nsa vill b continued & thS nms pises bv =.
". IOLSOH, Who viii pay all ilsblfitiSo ri Ira
isss I'm. nd eollsst all seeoanis dus ths ssnS,
.. Go. HOBlAoUu,
Wse'an S.W. IoLso1.
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soLp BIZ DRUGGISTS CENTRALLY.

VAN soHAAcK STEVENSON . co.. whole
sale Drusgists, Chicago. iupply the trad: a.
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DIED..

sIMs-ln Bodis. California. BERTHE. con OF
D. Sims. aged 9 yssrs.
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= ssytliss slsS ospissi % required %
VII start yoa. "a pr day q hous msde y
:: ,sa..s.oss xss: scs:a: so,' No sra 81:
49, o.. 1: e; 3 :ssis:.
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No. it-Trotting. mile and repeat, free for al
named In California and Oregon; purse $500 /;
nst horse e2so, second horse 500, third horse
No. i6-Trotting, . % class. FREQ for oil; best
three In I'VE; purse $500; nrst horse $500. SEQ.
ond horss 500.
purse Ne; , .s 7 ss.s ss.. ~ :,s S!l ::s sssi i ss:.. r. $40, ~:
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
For the Republican.
BArbarOua,

New York in her humane laws is far
ahead Of barberous Delaware. Such a
thing is not thought of as tying ten.
der little calf by the legs for long hours
before the time, and then tossing it
pell NELL on the hard floor of car,
helpl-ssly bound with II or Is others
all piled up in on. struggling mass Of
agony. They have cattls carts, in which
are large hoxes with Stats on the top
and sides, and calves are taken to the
depot deccntly and without such scenes
Of shocking cruelty as are witnessed at
Edgemoor almost every day in the week.
Farmers in the vicinity of that heart
less place and elsewhere will please
take netice that such barbarous doipgs
will be tolerated any longer, ard any
case brought to us stamped with the
present way of working matters will be
prosecuted with the utmost vigor of the
law. 4. w.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
Burned to Death by Hot Iron.

A terrible accident occurred at a
rolling mill in Cleveland, Ohio, OIL
Thursday. William Raleigh, a water
boy, was standing in front of one o.
the rolls through which bar of red
hot iron was being run. When tn.
iron is at the right temperature the bal
is very pliable, but by becoming chilled
it takes all sorts of fantastic forms, and
flies and twists about in every direc.
tion. The bar wrapped itself about
the hey and encircled him in its folds,
literally burning his body in twain. II
was several minutes before he could be
extricated. Meanwhile, the iron wa.
scorching his flesh, causing the most
horrible cries of agony from the help,
less sufferer. In a few moments after
he had been released he died in terri
ble agony. His clothing was complete.
ly torn and burned from his body.