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HOME ABRAMS.
Severance a Dwddcrar.

Every thing IN order Tor the Fall and
Winter trade. Our stock ia now complete
in every department.
Irish linens, table damask, towels, crash
GO, NC.
Felt skirts and shawls for ladies and
children.
We call special attention to our hid and
Berlin gloves.
New stock Of carpets and oil cloths, win
dow shadea. &c.
Ladies, gents and chiIdren's undorwe ear
At popular prices.
White and gray blankets In 1O-4 and
ia at very low prices.
Zephyr shawls, nubias, hoods and sacks,
in variety Of styles and prices
Our stock Of prints were selected with
great care; we have all the newest styles
out
Red, gray and white twilled harnel-
plain, white, red, grey, Shaker and plaid
flannels.
Ladies will find the best assorted stock
Of Dress Goods in our house 10 be found
in the city.
We have n large and ELEGANT line ofla.
dies. eentlemen's and childrcn's hosiery.
in all grades and colors.
Our stocking yarns are from the Iexing-
ton Wooden Mills. pronounced bv knitter.
the smootheat and hest warn in the market.
We desire TO call the especial attention
Of the ladies 10 our handsome stock of
cloaks and dalman.. very elegant and
CHEAP.
Rubber shoes, Arctic overshoes for wo-
men and children. Mems rubber boots e.
Just the thing ior farmers, who are COM
PEELED to be out in the mud and snow.
Brown aud bleached colions, nine and
ten-quarter sheeting, pillow case cotton,
chevioto cotton, plaids, apron checks, drill
ing, &c.-in fact, every thing in staple
cottons.
We have made a special effort to have
our stock Of Trimmings complete. You
will find black and colored silks, black and
colored saiins, Pekin stripes, black silk,
velvet, velveteen, &C., &c.
Canton hannels, 1000 yards bought July
LIST, since which time they have advanced
from one to two and half cents per yard.
We propose to give our customers the ad-
vantage Of our early purchase.
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necessary

THE CENTRAL KENTUCKY MEDICAL
AssociArIoS-M in this city on wednes-
day, in the Odd Fellows Hall, At 10 o'clk.,
4. A., the President, DR.. Mckee, Of Dam
Vile, in the Chair. The debate ives open
ed by Dr. Webb, d Bryantsville, with a
paper on Malarial Fever in it, various
forms, and etiology. DR.. Carpenter, Of
Crab Orchard, as Chairman, read an ex-
haustive report on the progress Of Anato-
my and Surgical Pathology. A paper on
Gyneeology from DIR. Dunlap, ST., was sub
mitted 10 the archives without reading.
DR.. tombstone, Of Danyille, presented the
Association with a most interesting paper
on "Nevve stretching in Tetanus." DR..
Dunlap, Jr., exhibited the genealogical
works Of Emmett, Of Goodell and Atkinson.
DR.. Peyton introduced a unique aud in
struclive patient, aged eleven years, in
which the etiology was obscure. DIR. Car
penier exhibited a cure Of Spondylitis, ac-
companying il with a written history. The
session was well attended, its proceedings
Interesting, and the Association, which il
for the mutual benefit and improvement Of
ts members, is gathering unusual strength
and glory as It grows older After a vote
Of thanks to the /. 90. F. for the use Of
their Hall, the Society adjourned at 4 PM,
to meet in Dmville. the Srd Wednesday in
January next, when the debate will be
opened by DR.. Warren, Of Danville, on
Gonorrhea, with special reference 10 treat
ment, and at which time DR.. Boyle, Of
Paint Lick, will open the section on the
progress Of Materia Medica, Therapeutics,
Hygiene and Chemistry. May the praise
worthy objects aimed at by these earnest
49,, L.. fully realival
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ArrEMrr TO BREAK JAIL-An at
tempt was made by the prisoners confined
In the lower department Of the jail TO ef-
feet their escape on Wednesday night, but
the jailer had had his suspicious aroused,
and being ON the lookout,prevented il. The
ringleader Of the undertaking was George
Kelly, the negro who Is charged with
stealing $40 from Miss Logan. at Huston
vile. lie had succeeded in forming keys
out Of old spoons that would unlock the
cell doors, but still bolt held the door
fast. To remove this, he induced a fellow
prisoner, Charles Owsley, charged with
rape, To 40 in TO the water closet, instead Of
his cell when Mr.. Newland fastened them
up for the night, thinking that in there he
would have better chance at the bolt.
After turning the bolt, Mr., Newland re-
manned quiet for a while and soon the
noise Of shAk ing the bolt commenced in
the closet. lie went there and found the
negro, whom he treated 10 good ca
ming, aud then by threats Of dire ven
geanee, he made the others give up the
spoons and other things that they had ae-
cumulated To aid them In their escape.
The spoons are Of German Silver, and the
iailer thinks that they were thrown over
the wall through the window into the
building tied 10 stones, as he found stone
with a string tied to il ON the door. Kelly
all not be given the liberty Of the prison
ers' walk again, bat will be kept in close
oonGnement till he takes his little jaunt -
Frankfort.
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Two Desirable Residences
IN sTANFORD--
FOR RENT

desire 10 rent the house and lot nov occupied
BY ~ "A. Wearon. The HOUSE. contains ample
r0Ou Is pleasantly situated and has All the netes
aary outbuiliings. Possession viii he gwen u''
tOicr lat.
1 oner Cor rent my house nov occupied BY A. j.
IIarris corner SoulcIsft and Main Sta n u ruouy
and convenient and the lot has good gtIdcni nn'
lncrols outhouros, Ac. ltasession gFcn jan. 4, ,n
Address me care seaaongood CO.. tinCinnail
" J. n. Craig, stanford, Ky.
d93-it W. eMAAos
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT.
Valentine Thompson and Mary Thomp
son, hlsWlfe, PIN, Tx Parte, la Equity.

Notice Is hereby given 10 whom ID may concern,
that Valentine Thompson and Mary Thompson, his
wife parte plaintis, have this day hel IA tho
Clerks Once VI the Lincoln Circuit Court thcif
Joint petition, prayin that Mary 1homI@on b. ein-
powered BY Judgment Of aid Court 10 use,
enjoy, sell and convey Tor her own benefit any
property that she may own or acquire, ifcc iron
The claims Or the debts Of her husband, Naeniiue
Thompson, 10 make contracts, sue aud be sued a.
sinsle woman, 10 trade In her own name and d
dispose OF her properly BY will or deed.
ID "a therefore ordered by the undeTsigned, Cierh
of said Court that the notice Of said petition and
new sI..per Published 10 the iowa IL staniord, BY
two weekly Insertions bciufc the next Octohcr tcr
Of aid Court.
Witness nay hand A. Cisrk u the llncoln Circuil
Court this sth day Of o. tobsr, isls.
sss-2t d. n EDAlsrON, e. l.. c. q.
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LErs Buy 1.-THE Court Of Claims APP
pointed a committee to ascertain the price
and terms on which the Bruce Hotel can
be purchased, and report at the January
term. We have before taken occasion TO
urge the purchase Of this property for a
number Of reasons. one being the great
jeopardy Il places the Courthouse, jail and
residence in case OF FIRE. The Hotel Is
entirely Of wood, and liable because Of its
very combustible nature, to be destroyed
at any time, and II is bad policy TO endan-
ger $4,000 or 100000 worth Of property,
besides deeds and other records running
back tot over hundred years. Of untold
value, for sake Of the $1,000 or 5000 that
il would take 10 purchase and get il out Of
the way. The item Of decrease ofrisk
in insurance, would, in not great many
years pay for il alone. Then a number
Of lawyers are anxious for suitable places
To build Offices, aud would willingly pur-
chase lots Of the county aud erect them,
should the property be bought. The ooun-
~ has already voted $1,000 for the bnild-
ing Of a work-house, which win have to he
built sooner OF later, for which land will
have 10 be purchased. The upper end Of
this lot adjoining the Jail as il does, is just
the place for il, and can be built there
cheaper than at any other point, in fact
with not a great deal Of expense the large
stable there could be converted in 10 the
necessary establishment. The purchase
would greatly improve the appearance Of
the public buildings, render them almost
absolutely safe, and increase the value Of
the adjacent property. In fact, as mat
ter Of economy, exPedienoy and appear
ance, the purchase should be made, and
We hope the Committee will present IA
yoAble report, and that the Court will 80
order Il.
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An lsyEsrIGATIoS-By the Town rrus-
tees Of the charge Of disorderly conduct
made by the members Of the I.odge OF
the United Brothers Of Friendship against
Town Marshal Mershon resulted in re-
duciion Of his wages from S25 10 $40 pei
month until further action.
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TUFTS
PILLS

arc extracted from Vegetable produc.s,
combining in them the Mandrake or May
Apple, which IA recognized by physicians
a. a substitute for calomel, possessing all
the virtues Of that mineral, without its
had aftar-afFhofa
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WHAT's THE MATTER. footings Of
The claims allowed BY the Court last week,
show the amount 10 be about 5000. This
added to the several hundred dollars not
allowed, bat which will have 10 be allowed,
will run the amount up considerably over
the average We can see no reason for
this. Surely the Democratic adminisira-
ton can be A. economical % the late Re-
publican officers.
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| Nov is the time 10 secure your shares In CARL
lBRENNER'S Kentucky Art Distribution, 70 II
HELD Oct. rs, 1879, at Louisville Ky. livery ahar
IL prze-nO blanks.
/ single shares, toW
II Eleven nuAftes II
For shares and Information address Carl G. Breni
her Y. q. BOX %, Louisville, Ky. nslSm j
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AT THE
KEW NEAT AND PROVISION STORE
-KEPT BY
a. -. HARRIS,

The best Of Fresh Meat, Flour. Meal.
and all kinds Of Groceries. Bacon and
Lard. all Of which will be sold low
for Cash or Barter Also saddlery
and Harness Of all kinds. Repairing
done in best style. Ladies and Gen
tlemen are invited TO call and see them
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in the bc.t aylea. and n, prices 10 init the
tines
49,, -, -,
NV "s ~" 'o' "'"s"'
-. I, - ~" ~, - ny '"0
~ ,,s WV "''' '''''''''' '''''' :"
'' .
sFAsoSAhLE Call At Owsley a Higgins
and examine their stock Of Stoves, draica,
-, -, 49, ~
''''''s '''''' ~ .'','' ~
DfiNo.-Mr. Jas Dudderar received a
telegram Yesterday, stating that Mr. >. X.
Dudderar waadying at his home IN Logan
county, Of Typhoid Fever. lie iHa broth
er OF Mr.. Jas. Dudderar, and was born
and raised here.
Tur wEArurn Has continued remark
ably warm, in fact, much too warm for
comfort, but a rain set In last evening and
Il b iikeiy that when Il cleara on We viii
nave more 'ea-on"b'e Wea'her' u y Time
We were enjoying The bracing breeles o'
autumn
SEWING MAcHfNrs. Attention IL called
to the advertisement of the Singer Manu-.
featuring Company which appears on our
fourth page. p. PARROT, agent for this
county, IL prepared TO deliver yon a ma
chine al the shorie., notice and on the best
o' 'er"A' Inc singer y .he "e''
On WHEELS AoAN.-Geo. D. Wearen
has closed out the car load Of Webster
Wagons recently received, and now has
smother load on the way that he will re-
ccive in few days Notwithstanding the
great advance In Iron, the new stock will
he sold NJ prices not varying materially
from former prizes.
c,scr,r cor.r convon.. ne,, Mon.
d,v vim i9t commonw.,I,h c,se. two
m.,i., ,,o -, n, .n,IIo, oa..n..., "A
IA Eo,i,x &C.. "a n.w Foui,x n ala
Common Law cases, and "a Appearances.
This i lighter docket than for some time
past, and the Court can easily get thro'
in two weeks.
wu,r,s rus N,rr,. IN. too,;n.. of
Al. ci.;.,. .ilow..l ~ A.. c,n,, l..i 81
no, a.. .n,o.n, a. n. .Io,, a. Ooo Thi.
,dd.d 40 an. s.v.,.l aundr.5 doll,r. NO,
.llowsJ hn, wh,ch iii h.v.,o bs .llowsd
viii run The smoun, an considerably over
hs AVERAGE we can .ee No r.,.on n,
M. s,,.lv An. D.u,oor,,,e .5n,in,.,,..
Hoa Go a. .oonomic.l :. A.. late RI.
iHh roA'oh 'Vp". JURISDICTION
may not Dc generally kno~n' nut II Is new
A.. Ia.,.i.,n., 49,, p.i;.. H. ~ Co.
e,l !. .;v.n a.. .,n,o in,;.J;c,io, IN civil
-. a., A.. o,..,.sl. GO, h.. In al |
ann. oe stoo ,rd mi, Jnd,e nenni.
N .,.e,,. -. n. A. ..v Ls, h. w;II
h,l1 ma. Co., on A.. Al, s,,n,l.v IN .v..
=, ,,..,,,. ~, AZ. I'll - o,s,I -.
HhlhAshp On nA'i- W. a. N
ahon' an Oh ei'i1e" OF Madison, ana Tor
ner fsP's'e"."'ise " 'he i~E','""'s' VI"
'ahs" 70 i~"''',ne ''-' 'a'at"as' ehs'seu
WIN 'ofg.H' "e "l'lF'reu 'e'o'e ''e =,
:. NouH Monu"!' ahn nus cas- was put ON
VII fe"fnary next his haii uehg hAed AZ
S'o"' mr. W. pa'-'u up ius7ua'' ana
'o'u us 'ha' 'n''e was ho'h''s IN 'ns case
a. ne would prove al the proper u"e 10
FAILED TO riNp An iNplcfAhSr.-At the
examining uiAi OF oap'' Moo'e' :" LOUIS
',iie last FRIDAY, on a charge OF shooting
win intent 70 XII Oap', ~. Lewis Oiark,
President OF the Jockey O'n"' ne was he'd
py Judge puPey' TO ava" the action OF
the 'rana jury IN Tue sum OF h'@". Tue
case against George Moore charged Win
being an accessory 10 the shooting vas
/ ItamiaaeI Ihe uauera were given 10 the !
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A noted chemist who has analysed them, says
aTHERE Is MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IL A PINT OF ANY OTHER"
We therefore say to the afnicted
Try this Remedy fairly, Il Will not
harm you, you have nothing TO
lose, but will surely gain a Nlgo-
Tous Body, Pure Blood, strong
Nerves and q Cheerful Mind.
PrlncipaI Once, "a Marry S., N. N.
-, PRICE 20 CENTS: -,
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CIRcuir CouRr-Convenes next Nom
day, with 1924 Commonwealth cases, 1.-TWO
murder, the ret for smaller onen-eal, SO
old Equity cases, 80 new Equity, 10 old
Common Law cases, and "a Appearances.
This i lighter docket than for some time
past, and the Court can easily get ihro'
in two weeks.
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TUFTS PILLS
have gained such a wide spread reputa-
ton. No Remedy has ever been disoox-
cred that acts so speedily and gently on
the digestive orgAns giving them tone
and visor TO assimilate food. This being
accomplish Of course the
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TnF WEATHER Has continued remark.
ably warm, In fact, much too warm for
comfort, but a rain .ct in last evening and
Il Il likely that when Il clears OF We will
have more seaaonable weather. II j. lime
We were enjoying the bracing brcezes Of
Autumn.
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GARRARD CRIMISAIs-The Court Of
Appeals has affirmed the decision Of tho
lower Court in the case Of Sweeney Nor
gan who was convicted in Garrard last
June, for the number Of Monroe Mccoy,
and sentenced to the Penitentiary for ak
years. Il also affirmed the decision Of the
lower Court In the case Of VIM. May.
field, who was sent up for one year for
shooting Franklin Neil. The case against
d. Smith olias D. Prather, for forgery was
reversed.
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FRoN TINS TINE Yes, from about this
time on, until all are supplied with goods
for the season, there will be- crowds Of peo-
pie IN our town. Next Monday the Fall
Term u the Lincoln Circuit Court will
convene, and from I'll parts Of ihi. region
many hundreds Of people will be gathered
here, some In search u legal rights, some
Tor cattle and other stock, but the greatest
number will be looking for Fall and Win
Ter goods IN this connection we desire 10
offer our readers n hint that will benefit
them. When you come 10 town, 90 10
Hayden Brothers and price their goods,
anil they will astonish you In quality and
price Of every thing they have for sale. .
No QUESTION A. TO ms CLEvERNEss.-
We have received long letter from Mrs.
s. y, II. Tarrant, Of Crab Orchard, extoll-
ing the virtucs.and good traits Of William
" Kennedy, whom she characierizcs o. a
thorough gentleman, awake to the impor-
lance Of education, and one who has stood
by her school with bis patronage and in
nuence for several years. Her letter was
drawn forth by the scnteuce in our last weeks
papcr,which said we cannot afford to have
another Kennedy play the bold outlaw in
this county. She particularly objects to
the word outlaw, and says that no such
word describes Mr.. Kennedy. But we will
leave il TO Mr.. Webster whether man who
attempts to live outside and in defiance Of
the law Is not an outlaw. We have not
a thing against Mr.. Kennedy, personally,
and to Mrs. Tarrant's praises we will not
take a single issue, therefore we consider
the publication OF the entire letter a. I'M
necessary
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srAsosAnLr Call At Owsley a Higgins
and examine their stock Of Stoves, Crates,
Nc. They make special order Tor aty
thing needed In their line.
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Or WHEELS AoAIN.-Geo D. Wearen
has closed out the car load Of Webster
Wagons recently received, and now has
another load on the way that he will re-
ecive in few days. Notwithstanding the
great advance In Iron, the new stock will
he sold At prices not varying materially
from former prizes.
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CnEAr.--A two-dollar-w William will se-
curTHr ISrFnron JounSAL from now till
January, 1881 Remember that II is wrong
10 put OF I'LL tomorrow what should bo
done to-day, and send in your money At
ouce
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IIoMr AaaiS.- Old Augdcn Bridrcwa-
Ter, after soiourn II several years In the
Peniieniiary, is again in the land u his
youth. There are still several cases
against him on the docket, but a. Tom
Cornelison, who l. under indictment for
cattle stealing in Madison, o. the only wit.
ness, il j. not likely that he will he tried
on them.
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GERMAN CLAss.-Mr O. p. Moore, Of
Crab Orchard Springs, formerly instructor
Of modern languages at the Kentucky IVES
leyan aud Female Colleges, Millersburg,
has consented 10 teach a class in German
In Stanford " satisfactory arrangements can
be perfected. Those wishing TO embraces
this rare opportunity will leave their
names At this office, or meet at the office Of
@. A. G. Rochester next Monday evening,
10th, at O'Clock, where Mr.. Moore will be
found.
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sEwINo MACHINES. Attention IL called
to the advertisement of the Singer Manu-.
featuring Company which appears on our
fourth page. ?. PARROT, agent for this
county, Il prepared to deliver you a ma
chine al the shortest notice and on the best
Of terms. The Singer l. the best"
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l.. G. l.. A.-At a meeting Of the Lin
coin County Library Association last Sat
urdsy, il was resolved that another meet
ing be held At the Courthouse next Sat-
urday, At 3 ?. NJ, for the transaction Of
important business, which Il IL earnestly
hoped that all the stockholders will attend.
All persons having books Of the Library
were requested to deliver them without
delay to w. 2. Walton, who will receive
them up 10 noon tomorrow
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THE PoLIcE JuDoE's JuREDIcrIoS.-Il
may not be generally known, but il is nev.
ertheless the fact. that by recent act Of
the Legislature the Police Judge Of Stan.
ford Is given the same Jurisdiction in civil
cases that the Quarterly Court has in all
sums Of 500 and under. Judge Dennis
III erefore, desires Us to say that he will
hold his Court on the 9Th Saturday in eve
~ month for the trial Of cisil cases.
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FAILED To FIND AN INDIcrMESr.-At the
examining trial Of Capt. Moore, in Louis
vile last Friday, on a charge Of shooting
with intent TO hill Capt NJ. Lewis Clark
President Of the Jockey Cluh, he was held
by Judge Dupey, 10 await the action Of
the Grand Jury in the sum Of 81 200. tn,
case against George Moore, charged with
bring an accessory 10 the shooting, va,
dismissed. The papers were given To th,
grand jury on Tuesday, but II failed b,
find an indictment, and Capt. Moore wa,
released.
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RELEASED ON BAu--Mr. A. J. Mer.
shon, an old Citizen Of Madison, and for
mer representative in the Legislature, was
taken to Louisville last Saturday, charged
with forgery. lie appeared before the U.
$. Cour, Monday. aud his case was put of
till February next, his bail being fixed at
$1,000. Mr. NJ. passed up Tuesday. and
told us that there was nothing in the case
as he would prove at the proper time to
his full vindication.
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! would also call the special attention Of SorgI
Growers to the
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AN UNFAITHFUL KEEPER.

Warden Finn. when questioned Saturday about
TIE alleged detection of plot to effect the escape
from the Tonbs of the supposed Manhattan Saw
ings Institution robbers. Hope Dobbs. NUgent.
sheyeln and the Waterman Kelly, made the fol-
lowing statement 10 a TRIBUNE reporter " There
s absolutely no truth in the report. The story
arose | suppose. from the fact that on Wednesday
last 4 suspended Keeper john Morton. whom lcaught
in snsp,clous intimacy with Sheyelin. Though
Single keeper could not enable prisoner 20 escape,
vet the presence here Of a suspected keeper would
be the source of constant uneasness 10 me. There
fore suspended Morton and reported his case TO
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction.
The Commissioners Saturday approved tho action
of the Warden, and dismissed Morton FROM hts pace
as keeper Morton, who was intoxicated after oeing
before the Board. denied 10 reporter that ne nau
been concerned in any plot with prisoners 10 ehcct
their eseape, but admitted having passed notes ana
letters into the cells of some of the alleged bank
robbers He also expressed regret that ke hau not
assaulted the Warden, and intimatSd that III was
not yet too late to do so. -
A. nearly ms can he ascertalned the facts OF Nor
toms official misconduct these: 10 having Tor
some DAYS boen suspected that one Of the keepers
MAS making himself tue means of communication
Shsyenn, of whose reported intention 10 90 upon
the witness stand they had somehow become M
formed and which they desired To change, " aruen
FINN set a watch and caught Morton passing INTO
Shevelin's cell package from Kelly. Ihe cohtstn.s
OF this package were papers assuring Sheyeun tnas
the prosecution must break down, ana Appearing :"
hun not to testify against his companions. in n
package H. said to be now IN tho possession VI sne
Dlstflct-Attorney.