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''rofa the Denver frshsns
Charles Nav and his brother Robert,
In the spring Of 1870. offered 20 PASS co.
90 rsiirosd ties down the Arkansas
from tho mountain source. lie saws:
'Onrotfcr was accepted when we start
ed into the upper entrance of the canon
with large skill provided with six
DAYS provisions and 400 feet Of rope.
with which. hv taking running turn
aron"d some firmly nlanted object. we
could lower our boat a hHndrel feet ~ y
time. la this WAY. ~ the end OF three
days. having set adrifi many hundred
t'es. We reached the enfraHce 10 the
Royal Gorge. Here we discovered thar
an attempt 10 descend the first waterfall
with two in the boat was certain des-
fruction. and 10 return was impossible.
Accordingly determined TO lower my
brother down the fall ~ the boat. dis
lance Of 200 feet. gave him the rope ana
lei him take the chance Of the canon
(life seemed more certain in that direc-
tion). while | would risk nv physical
ability 70 climb the canon wall. which
was abont 1900 feet high.
~~ Ahout 10 o'clock In the morning
shook hands with nv brofher lowered
him In The boar safely to the foot Of the
fall gave him tho rome and saw him no
more. Then throwin. aside nv coat.
hat and hoots. and stripping the socks
from nv feet. 7 commenced my climbing
wav. often reaching the heighth Of one
or two hundred feet. only to be COM
PEELED ~ return ~ try some other way.
Al length. about o'clock IN the after
noon. I reached height upon the
smooth canon wall of about thousand
feet Vore nv further progress was
arrested Ivy q shelving ledge III rock that
United ont from the canon side foot or
more. To advance was without hope !:
10 return. certain death. Reaching up
ward and outward. grasped the rim Of
the ledge with one hand and then with
the other. NV feet slipped from tho
smooth side If the canon. and nv body
hung suspended IN the air thousand
feet above the roaring waters Of the
Arkansas
AT that moment looked downward
10 messrre the distance I would have TO
fall when the strength Of nv arms gave
out. a singing sensation crent through
my hair as nv eve caught the strong
root of r"dar hnsh that projected ont
oNtr fuP ienRf. liItte neVouu NV rearn j.
NV grasn npon The rim Of the ledge was
fast Welding n the weight of my person
Then determined 10 make my hest ef-
fort 10 raise nv body and throw ii side
wavs toward the root so rs To bring IL
within nv grasp. At the moment OF
commencing the effort saw nv moth
er's face as she leaned ont over the ledge.
reached down her hand and caught me
bv the hair. Stranger. nv mother died
while vet Young woman, when and
nv brother were small bovs. hut I re-
member her face. was successful in
making the side leap Of nv arms. when
] drew myself upon the ledge and rested
for time. From here upward nv
climbing wav was laborious. but less
dangerous. I reached the top Of the
canon inst as the sun was sinking down
behind the snowy range. and fastened
to our camp nj The mouth OF the canon.
where fonnd nv brother all safe.
Charley said ne. have Won had YOUR
head in honr sack 2 II was then I
discovered thar my hair was as white a.
you see II now
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This morning couple OF miners were
seated on boulder alongside the road
r. Snfro. discussing the kicking powers
IF fhe mule. One had just returned
from Snfro, and the other was on the
wav there, and having met near the
rock. they sat down for talk.
Have Won quit over there 2" said the
one who was eastward bound.
"Yes-
"Whv?-
aMuIes.-
afraid Of emp
"Yon bet. ! saw ono yesterday
alongside Of an old boiler kickcn' of the
rivet heads one bv one. Never missed
one. was lust going on the shift. and
when saw the mule and heard there
was more Of them inside. I weakened
and threw M nv job. I've got wife
and three children dependin' on me, and
don't take no chances"
"The worst mule ever saw said
he othe~. "was IN Phoebe some wears
aro. n was one owned. One day II
rrfhri e~ainsf some nails sticking ont
nf rnst ma n turned snnare around
a love 'hosc nails IN one Nv one. ne
singlp blow Of the hoof with the
iron shoe on for each nail. II never
missed lick. anl always drove EN- Just
III N the head. Then he saw n few facks
on the most little lower down. which
were only half driven In, and he drove
them in. too. with light taps Of the hoof.
inst ms gentle and easy as could be. One
dav man came along and set out can
Of nitro-glycerine and giant powder
He wanted TO get the mule 10 kick II
and get killed. saw him about the
Carol with the can aud knew what was
ur. AZ first was going TO stop him,
hut then thought if my mule was any
kind Of mule NJ all he could take care
of himself SO / just watched. Well.
the mule saw the can. and walking up
smelf of II, aud then squared himself for
the kick. The man was sneaking of.
and, Just as the mule was going TO kick
the ran. he caught sight Of the fellow
and changed his position 80 as to bring
him IN range. and lei nv his right hoof.
The can went flying through the air and
hit the man inst ne he was gettin' over a
fence about a hundred feet away. The
thing exploded and never saw the man
again. But next morning Pat Holland
came out In the Record and said that
the town had been visited By shower
Of blood.r
"Mulcs are immense when they get
reused
Ycu hpt
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1879 Spring. 1870
Boots, Boots!
Shoes, Shoes |!


Respectfully returns his thanks ~ his
numerous customers for their liberal
patronage heretofore. An I invites fhrn,
10 examine his new stock. rrrivrd March
ne. 1879. lie has now double the stock
OF any house in Dubois county. embrac-
ing more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
From the cheapest to the vcrv best. La
dies Newport ties from : NJ. Finest
side lace FROM III 70 np Gents Ro.~ any price vDm
want Roys Shoes from ~ IN. q ,ed Congress rsf'
Caters. full stock. Al ~. These rarrIied "
southern Indiana. hne line "A Gsni'~ shoes. NJ ~
STYLES and prices ladies hne Eufnn Eid ~ hest quail
rty. a only S2.50 Give trial and viii ,ufr
money.
HENRY LANDG KEBE,
Gerer Street, between Man and sinuf
HrsvUasuHaH. March II. 1879.
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
Masryscrrasn ,Sn yrSnss o.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SAnSAPAnILlA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.
Principal once. M. 3iD Main street.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Read the following ~ letter from Mrs. Rivers
wife ~ Revtrens Dr. Rivers ~ the learned
opal Church. snd who a. The time % writing Sta
toned al Broadway Church Lvais,ile. Nv.
Lor,~sfis. Ky. Octohsr sfh. isGs
DM Iorx Rrft-trsa SIN: Many fhtfks ~ You fnf
The medicine YOU have - kindly given have hee
sufferer fr year.. and had the advice ~ saran-
physicians. Same pronounced spine. NJ,
lungs and my heart. BE- the ~ disease
have been burnt hsrrreh md rupped. IN Ind ~
come ~ ~hesrened Several very eminent phs ian.
Win examined NV spine informed me that was threat
nothing hnf would relieve me. had perfect
hnrrnr ~ that and hesitafinr about having
which immediately begun 60 take three times tsy
had suffered terribly with pain IN the
right -ie ~ my head especially when wnsd Rad ~
write fer length ~ time. and on rising - feet
w.nld he perfectly blind for several minutes and wnud
have ~ hold ~ something ~ prevent falling.
1 am ruosi happy 70 infnrm that fhe pain IN my
head T. entirely relieved suffer bur <slf. with M
spine ani then not aruisly wv appetite j. en,d
indeed for ihs hr~f siinr IN NE enjoy nv dinner
'nnrs fhan any mesl during fiir day.
Ven kindly sent "nr Aoffie~ again last night and
relieved. Please ac~sp' heartfelt thanks and hesi
wishes. Very truly. your most grateful frlsnd.
NIB. R,vkRS.
Ms Journal nlunds with similar letters IN n which
tusranfee n b. genuine and written ~ The person,
wiinse names they hear.
~ ~" raN@- var-.elf ~ ". imposed -. n.n'f hc
Arawn AFTER and nhffl ~ rimentS. Don't
ri~k ynur health w letting nnvce~ experiment npon
yssn Wi II their frasl,.
W. SarSapara has stool fhe test for ~ rnfv-hN
lowering al others ~ popularity and ~
tive auHli'i~S.
Avail ali those who are trying palm IN On yoa|
ther extracts ~ ~arsnpariila so-caiicd Remember vi
H. Dr John Rnl~ Sar~arerln ~ Louisville. XIV iha
NE OH and reliable remedy fpr impurities " the h.o
md scrofnlou~ affections. Always hear that ~ mind.
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rI>HE proprietor. ~ ibis celebrated medicn. irsf,
y claims Ter u superiority MI remedies
offered the fuhllr tsr ths s>fE. CERTAIN. >>p
rassss>f cure ~ >gns and Fever. ihii.s and Fe.
yer. whether Of shnftcr lanr standing NJ refers a.
theeniirs Western and southern country bear hin,
Testimony % the truth " The ihat IN
NhaieNer will II mil - N The drecfionsare STRIFE
followed nut. N great single hs'S. has
been sufficient for and whole families have
been cnrs hs singh hottie with perfect restoration
lof the general health Tits however. prudent aud IN
every cure. " ~ use g. continued ~
smaller doses for week after ~. disease ~
heen broken checked especial, difirnf and
hong standing eases Usually this m-iicin- viii moi
require any MD 70 keep the hnwels Va g"od order should
the patient. however require caiharic medicine A.
ter having taken three four fo>rs ~ the Tonic
single dose Of hrLL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be smficism
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have DIR
inNN kJII.' private stamp each hnfls. nk John
Bull only has The right fo Manufacture aud sell tbs
original JOHN a. SMITHS TONIC Sykt'r ~ Louisville
~. Examine well The label each bottle. " W,
private stamp y %" each bottle, do purchase. q
you viii be deceived
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vrLLASow, wALxgn Co.. GAL
June ~. lsGG.
ia JoHS BrLL--Dear Sir: have recently given your
worn Destroyer several trials and Ind wonderful
W ecscions II has not falct IN single instance to
have the wished Cor effect am doing pretty large
country practice and have daily for article o.
the kind
4 am. sir most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ. ID.
r. $50 unqualified and numerous are the trstmo-
malls IN favor of nv Worm Destroyer that Newspaper
space IL entirely too small 70 tell H. merits.
II ~ an nfaIlihls remedy for Worms Try II and be
convinced. See my Journal for more full description.
JOHN BULL.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, :
euLl'S 9ARSAPARIllA,
0ulL'o WORM DESTROYER.
AZ the above medicines prepared - ~.
street, Louisville NY.
FOR SALE BY--
In. VERT 4 co. JASPER, IxD.
~, iith, isTaiy.
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Days or Meeting or the Trustees
~ the Various Townships ia
Dubois County.
~ Office u hereby given that the Trn.-
y tees OF the various townships OF Du-
bois Go. will be &C their respective Offices
IN each Of The townships for the purpose
Of attending 70 township business, IN
the following days:
Columbia Harrison. boone. Eainhrlars Marion Hsll
Jefferson jackson Case and Ferdinand TownsLipr
al on saturdays q each week and rat.ks township
Mondays Of each week Madison TOW on HE H..
aud ID Saturdays 10 every month.
Persons having business with any 81 me Trus,.e.
VIII have TO observe these days he law pra,ass
IN Sec o. such Township Trustee shalt dssig' n,s
certain DAYS In each week 81 month As NAV H.
IN ~hichhe will attend 80 he business his town, b.
aud notice thereof b. given 10 the nhah M,
q such township: and All contracts auditing and pay
nsnt 81 claims shall BE- made only on such designated
days
J, w SiaN"es. Jo>As LEmnmnssn
cnns. Rrnairn J H. Lsmnnx
An Kxw MrNEMKy, fsLx Ssn>plpsn
W. W kr>pAlL D. rnt,rr
lnSFrn Fhirz NaAaA> F,snss
W. iuruEnr. CLEMENS lVKkkx
Anrii l2h. ls7s.--iy
BAINBRl DGE TOWNSHIP AND
LIBRARY NOTICE.
~ Office IL hereby given that The IN.
- dersigned as Tristee OF Bninbridye
township. will attend TO the township
BUSH NJ his residence. on the New
Albany rond. on Satui day OF each week.
during business hours.
The Township Library may be found
hv those wanting books. nj The residence
Of Joseph Egg, IN Jasper.
CASPER JOHN.
Trustee Bainbridgc Up.
Feb. 81. 's9-1y.
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BArrLIXG WIN TIE nREKzE


Tho Seawanhaka Yacht Club yesterday
had its n nth annual Cornthiau race. over the
regular New York Yacht Club course. except
that the start WAS from of Fort Wadsworth.
There WAS n fine breeze. that increased as the
yachts reached the lightship. and gave the gal
liant Corinthians plenty to do on tho trip back.
The fourth class turned the Gcdney Channel
whistling buoy. Many steamers and sailing
vessels conveyed the racers down the bay. The
schsmer u :27.OS: Brech"r. ll:2s;Ql Klte.
ll:3ll9. Vision. ll:32:Os. Ware. .3}:if;
Regina. II 80; Vixen. II 70; Banrhe. II 3:35;
MiiEe IL ;45: Julian. n49:lo; The wind was
southeast. and It'd" lHst of III" cbb.
II was dead Oh emf tuthe Suit. All stood FOR
Willie toward the Long Island shor". after
which they began To- split turks. A. They stood
with TIE Scnrmer. Wave und Rernn following
closely Hitrr. Asiern OF them wer. the Beethrr.
Kate Vixen. Blanche. Julian. AMI Nudge They
all ratified w 20 the SpitM lively rate. round
l2l9:49; Regina. y 81 S.: Kate. l2:52:Os:
WHNe l2:5i:ll; Vixen. l2,54 "a; Be"cu"r.
ward The Horseshoe. while the rest by making
Hook cons .iera6iy in advance Among these
Vixen. on thr point Of ne Hook the wind N.
creased. audthry struck into lively sen forcing
all TO slew up topsails II WIS lively work out
70 Tn" lightship and many gallant Coriuthlun
bistered his hands In hauling on tho sheets.
and wet his shoes In the lee scuppers. A. they
hibIt 'Ni.ucN inc iufIf WIS Qulif sea
on anu conm"nlhne sehinansulp WAS dis
played IN turning that mark They turned the
hrhtship as follows. Vision, l.49:3u. kG'a
l:56A; Il gina 59:l3; 'hrmrr. 2.Ol:u5 :;
Vixen. 2:OS:22 Wave. 2:u6: "a Brr'hrr. 2:l3;4s.
The run back wns Win lifted sheets. and
quickly made. The rnr. between the Regina
and Vixen was especially Interesting. tho
Regina r"ganing her lAurcis lost on Tours
day 10y beating the Vixen hndly. The Vixen
claimed, however. that She had lost a man over
board. the picking up Of whom delayed her.
Across the lower hay the wind held fresh"rtllnn
ever and the finish presented beautiful
marine picture.
Tho start nnlsh. elapsed. and correeted times
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BEHEADED BY 4 LOCOMOTIVE


OswEoo, June 2l.-As the engineer OF the
Rome. Watertown and Ogdcnsburg express.
due here at 1920 p. NJ. approached Rose sta
ton. Wayne County. about thirty miles west Of
This city. he WIS startled to soc q man leap out
OF some bushes few rods ahead OF tho engine
and cast himself on the track with his neck
across the rail. The train was running thirty
miles an hour and Numbered over the PROSTATE
man. running iiiy rods beyond before 1t was
brought TO stop. The suicide was found
to be- Jackson Andrews. middle
aged and prosperous farmer who
had always lived in the town OF Rose.
About twelve years ago Andrews married
widow with one son and they had lived happily
and thrifty together until n week ago. when
the boy who hHd been absent long time. re-
turned. He created q disturbance hetween Mr..
Andrews and his wife. which resulted in their
parting, Mrs. Andrews remaining on the home
stead with her son. Andrews remarked to some
OF the neigh bors that he could never stand this.
and on Wednesday had an interview with his
wife. with view To a. reconciliation. What
transp.re Is q secret but Andrews went
from his drawer and shot himself.
the ball passing through the top OF his bend.
making almost fatal wound. He was taken to
the house of his brother ia-law. and closely
watched. Early this morning. however. he es-
capped from the house and went on u high trestle,
no doubt intending 10 cast himself off. but was
seen by his brother-in- law. who rescued him.
Later he WAS left alone few moments. and
again quit the house. He crept along q fence
hidden IN weeds. concealed himself behind
some bushes until he heard the cars coming
and then he ran out. put his bend across the
ran, grasped the outer bottom edge OF u. and,
holding himself there with both hands. awaited
his death. HIS head was cut conn letely of and
lay inside the rail, without a mark upon II eX-
cept tho ragged cutting OF the neck. The body
lay outside the rail, apparently without having
STIRRED a muscle. His brother-in-law arrived
AT the spot an instant after the fatal deed.
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both powerful anil magnificent stations. from
t',..r N"att'r-i "l'cn hut we'll -prr~rrv,d stuhlrs.
Hrtli rVtr'"I - determination tn br,uk away
AMI 'rtp Uilouiu- irn T.. which kept thrm
uwluu"r uo' bounded.
Sow. sab, "a sow you de Mhior's brood
u'Hr.~. -itd Oh 'ut inly.
rlr.i rnnr pnd nixi". bonrlng her twenty
v'Hfs grnlv Srr WIS VI teriou- in many
g.l Wur Jif. und Hrt.thc lam l Hirl,ar AMI
iifynnL lu" uut"s nr' 900 noted. Hirn hHe
now lul brother g. IL r'ytr name B-n Him
y. ont y N"i- Mr ihnn gH'. iavuritr.
Tine tit bows 'v"- II st"nl'l as ne pointed out
Hiuyar in his pnd'' X. eating his way through
Di,l. Snh. is dc ganlest fo'-yer-ole in de
world. Hen beall risht agin 10y de i4ll
Meae s,aacs at Lo@IsyilIa. tnre S Of
mile, IN tn" fastest time ever made in that rnce.
l;l6f AZ threr-year,old he won the Belle
Monde stakes last yenr at Nashville. over worry
he won inr PhrnlN Hotel stakes In Lexington.
MI" and three quarters through the mud. IN
3:12's. lie nlso captured the January stakes in
81. Louis. mil" heats. In the remarkable time Of
l:I2a and :i3 heuting Lovolor. kat CLAYTON.
the fall Sweepstakes in Louisville with ease.
lie was phenomenal colt in all his perform
| saw Hamadnm and other good ones with
fine rllts and lilies roaming the great pastures
ut wt.i.
Coming ~ tho boundary fence beyond the
race track. wht'n Is - graded rs To- develop all
tHe muscles ~ q razor. | saw a large buzsaird
Whose place is thnt?" inquired Of the fat
boy
Oar. snr Is whar Col Penistan started boss
rnlSiu. Mr., kinney owns lie place now. De
Colonel has only ono iuSs trOtter dur dow; de
one he named Lady Prnisiun. De Colonel was
mighty nj 70 man; ho frew his money away
ltkr water"
Tho next day visited Mr. Daniel Swigert's
Stn'kwuod Farm. near Spring Station. 1t Is
nhuut TIC sI' Of MAJOR Thomas'- place-some
$50 a'rrs Mr.. Swisrtt's estate IL Il perfect gem
OF a stock farm. handsome rs n landscape pic
turc. All the land ia covered with rich blue
grass. abundanty watered with gushing
springs aud greeks. and dotted with stately
suude trors. Mr.. Swigert's stock consists Of
about sixty 81 the best bred horses. thirty Shet-
land ponies. and "a herd 81 Jersey cattle.
Lcver, a son Of Lexington, Is n. the head of
his stud AMI royal horse he has proved. lie
has produced Louhnier. L"veler. Ess llhh. und
Mnhisti'k. all out Of untried mHtruns. The
brood murrs now on tho place are LcXingtous
Austrnliaus, E;upsee. Nandals. and other fash
tpnuhl" strains.
Mr.. Swsert has n dozen fast ones In training
among ih"m the winners In EuVorita. Trinidad,
I'ru. und Toledo. Sprndthrift wis taken from
this group. Mr. Swigert's surklings yenrlings.
and unirird twu-ycnr-olds nearly all give
promis" oi being in the front RANK at the finish
In coming events.
=, Mr.. Swlgert was about starting with Col.
Rrodh"Hl tor the Louisville races when we
cal led ut his farm. which gave US only time for
hasty view OF his park-like place.
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THE REToLUTION ON THE IsTHMUs.
The Panama Railroad Virtually CIosed-No
Protection for Americans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-The steamship
Mediator, arrived at this port. brings Aspinwall
dates to the afternoon OF June 49, Tho reyou-
ton which was begun In Aspnwall on June
10y Gen. Rafael Alzpuru who declared himself
President Of tho Provisional Government still
continues. President Corsola is prisoner in
the hands Of the revolutionists. who are re-
ported as strongly intrenched at Lion Hill Sta
ton, on the Panama Railroad. There we're no
trains over the railroad on the afternoon OF
June ~, and transit Tor the present is virtually
closed. The latest reports from the hostile
forces say that scvergl had been killed.
Notwithstanding the agreement Of the Co.
lombian Government that transit should not be
molested the Panama Railroad Company eyer
cise no rights whatever. They daily beg to
have the privilege In run their trains Mean
while trade Ii stopped. merchandise cannot be-
transported, and passengers are not allowed to
cross the ls,hmus.
The United States steamer Adams left Pam
ANA on June II Tor San Francisco. leaving no
protection for the lives or property OF American
citizens.
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POLICEMAN MCARTHr's TRIAL
Little Christina Eyless Story OF the omeer's
Assault Upon Her.

The trial OF Officer John j. Mccarthy,
lately Of the Oak street. but now of the Thirty
nth street police. who Is accused Of assaulting
Christina Eyles, aged IA, OF 90 New Bowery.
early on the morning Of the Oath OF March last.
was begun in tho General Sessions on Friday
Officer Mccarthy. a robust. red-cheeked young
man. who pnrts his hair in the middle. and has
a faint down ON his upper lip. appeared. rs he
sat at tho bar, probably the least concerned per-
son IN the court room.
CHRISTINA Eyles, a graceful. tastefully attired
child, with An Abundance Of brown hnir bound
loosely under simple straw hat. testified that
gu h'r mother request, she set out from her
nome ~ nnout O'Clock on the morning of
March p last tl get loaf OF fresh bread Tor her
lWh'rs BREAKFAST At the New BOWery aud
james street she saw ONi'er Mccarthy cluvers-
plssed. no turned and asked where she
was going. She told him. and went down
James street tn the bakers sn0p As she
r"uohed the New B1wery on her return
O1lwr Mccarthy put his hands up0n her
shoulders, and. bending down, kissed her
Thon he Carried her into the alleywnv hetwenn
ihe houses az p and Pc James street She
screamed, and "a head was prOtrudrd from A
window above them, and "A woman ordered ON
Ger Mccarthy out OF the Rlleywhy. lie ran out
OF the glryWny AMI she hurried toward her
home. When she was within u few PAGES OF her
home however, Onicer Mccarthy overlook her
N s"lH'l her from behind. She screamed
and he released her.
Mrs kntr Cassidy and Mrs Ann Agnew testi.
he! 10 nearing brrehms and TO srginG a man
1nl Rlrl Struggling IN tho Nlleyway. Cart.
lrtty told how tlf1stlnn identified Mccarthy in
the station. In his own behalf Mccarthy denied
having seen the girl or having assaulted her
Tho II lal was not ended.