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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-20

According to the November returns
% the Department Of Agriculture the corn
crop promises al increase Of over 20O,OOO,OOO
buahels, Or nearly fiteen per cent, over last
gear. An Increase Of the wheat crop Of 26-
o1Q.eoo bushels over last year is also reported
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-20

The Treasury Department has or
doTed 55l 900 ounces Of standard gold bullion,
recently received from Europe, to be shipped
from the Assay Ofiee at New York 10 the
Philadelphia Mint for coinage into gold coin.
The value Of The bullion ls about sl0, ESQ, 900.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-20

CbaflesH. Voorhis, Republican men,
Der Of Congress from the fifth District Of
New jersey, was arrested on the nth, on a
chaTge 0f abstracting oollaterals, deposited 10
secure q private loan, from the First National
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-20

The National Republican Committee
win meet at Washington, Dec 10, TO take ~
propriate action upon the death OF Hon. Zach.
Chandler, and to consider the time and place
Of holding the next National Convention.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-20

The wife and daughter Of Albert
Woodward we're drowned near Columbus,
Ind, on the 18th, while attempting to cross
the ClIfty River in a spring wagon. Mr..
woodward succeeded in reaching the bank.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-20

The Postmasters of New York City,
Louisville and Philadelphia have been ln-
Gtructed, BY the Postmaster General, not TO
pay any money orders or TO deliver any regis
tered letters addressed 10 parties interested
iR lottery companies.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-20

The Liverpool Post says the English
gOVernmentha asreoeived information, through
the British Consul at New York, that Amerl-
can Fenlaus are Offering money and arms 10
Irish tenant farmers 10 enable them to resist
eviction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

Form the basis Of many Of the Agge rene
dies in the market, and are the last resorf q
Physicians and people who know no better
medicine to employ, for this distressing CON-
plant. The effects o! either Of these drugs
are destructive to the system, producing head
ache. intestinal disoriers, vertigo, dizziness,
ringing In the ears, and depression Of the
constitutional heaifa- AIxK's ASrE CUEE
Is vegetable discovery, coa.;ininz neither
sainine, arsenic, nor any deis:erioas insreii-
ent. and is IN inEAiIIble and rapid cure for
every form o. Fever aEd Axue- Ifs Effects
are permanent and certain, add no injury ear
resal, from its use. Be.s3es beng a posT,ivc
cure for Fever and Axue In al i;s forras. il il
also . superior remedy for Liver Complain l..
II ia Al exoelien; tonic AID preventative, a.
vel ~ cure. OF ali complaints peculiar 20
maiArsoss, 1asshy and niasZnA;se districts.
By. d.rec; action 90 the Liver and hillary ap-
pa.ains- & Stimulates the system - ixr-
ous. healthy condition For sale y al
Drukgissa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

Sciatica in horses hip positively cured by
Jacksor's Common Sense Liniment.
Girl about twelve to fourteen years OF age
wanted at Mrs. Oscar SeitZ's.
Jackson's Common Sense Liniment posi-
lively cures contracted hoots on horses.
wAxrEp.-A first elias. painter. Immediate
~. z. G. EBLIxG.
Pienfy OF money at 0 per cent.
BISHOP, CHACE s GRiER.
A lunch table especially prepared for the
farmers at the DelmOnico. Thacher's old stand
When you come to town drop tito Lay : and
set . hot cup Of coffee. or lunch OF some
kind.
For the Kansas City Times go to George
Logsn's. as ne has the exclusive sale In this
city Of them.
Good. cheaper than the cheapest. hand SOM
er than the handsomsst, b.tter thin the bes. I,
finer than the finest, at b. 4. Liiowich 5.
FoR SALE. Lots Us, La I and i.9, on
Fifth street, south Of Mulberry. Enquire OF
1Sd r. t. WATSON.
Parties desiring Ice by the week or month
can be supplied by leaving orders with n.
Carlberg, opposite the JOURNAL block. l2-u.
G.J. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread. cakes and pies every morning ST your
residence. Leave orders st the City Ia
kerry.
Everything goes endways when the walls
look bare and unsightly. Ornament your
homes. and buy your wall paper Of White
head & Seaman.
Do not fall before you go home tonight to
call at Il. A. lLltowich's store, and secure
goods at better bargains than at any other
place in the city.
Bromoline. the great Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer. takes the lead Of all other Blood Medi-
cines. Call at our store and get bottle Of It,
Sold BY Oscar Seitz.
Mrs. Nelson Is now east laying In her FAN
Styles, and has sent In some OF the latest nov
elites Of the season. In Ladies' Hats. Opposite
Engine House. Santa Fe Avenue, Salina
Grand daughter Of goods at b. \. Ito
wich's. to make ready for the new stock he
designs putting in when he removes int his
new store. Go early and get front seat.
A splendid chance for an active farmer or
thresherman. Call quickly at the Office Of
Crippen & Banks, or at Allen & Anter's
Hardware store, Salina, kas. 2.-tf.
Select Oysters GO cents per can; Arrow
Brand. 80 cents per can: New York Saddle
Rock, one-fourth key. $l.l0; New York Sad
die Rock. one-haif key: $500. at George
Logan's.
Lime, Hair, Plaster and cement at Eber-
hart & Sudendorf's. Lumber yard on Eighth
street, also screen dooJN Of the best patterns
DO not fall to 20 to the lumber yard II you
want any OF the articles named. Everything
irst class.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
ssThst Cheap Encyclopaedia"

Volume one Of the new Library OF Universal
knowledge is issued September 10th. II contains
.36 pages Of small but clear and beautiful type hand
some,y printed on good paper. and is neatly and
strongly bound in cloth. hafmorocco and half Russia
st50 cents. Is cents and u % per volume. Toe
ceeding volumes will appear about two each nth.
till the 20 volumes completing the issued
specimen volumes sent to any part OF the United
states 40 cents extra for postaxe) with privilege of
return amer days examination. Special terms
,nered to early subscribers and to ciIbs, OF which
full particulars sent free request by the pub
fishers, the AxEaIcAx BOOK EXCHANGE, IS Beekmsn
street, New York.
That complete Encyclopedias, first class in charac-
and aiming more matter than heretofore
published in this country at any price, should be made
and sold for the trlnS Of 10. seem, 80 ex-
traordinsry tnat many who wish it msy b. true.
verv naturally increiulous. The SANE house publish
large list Of standard works. all At similarly low
prices and the presence Of OF them already in
hands OF hundreds of OF lovers of goal
books all parts OF the land, naturally rapidly
transforming the ncredulous into patrons AMI enthu
iastic friends of the enterprise. No mystery is male
,b,ut the Of the low prces-they the reduc
I'd cost of manufacture to about oue-hsf what t
few yesrs ago. the method Of sale. direct % the
chaser, saving him the large commissions com N Dny
paid to agents and dealers. AMI very large sale It
worth the cost ola posileari TO sec their catalogue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Fresh Oysters'at Lays.

Fresh Oysters at Lays.
Fish and Oyster depo. at Geo. L,gsn's.
Carlberg will supply you with ice. l2-ri
$4,000 to loan-Bisnop, Chace & Grier.
New boots and shoes at B. A. Litowich's.
ScloO, supplies at A. +. 4 NJ. II. Grier's.
Choice fruit and candy at Ed. wittmann's.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The largest stock Of Paist, and Oils at Oscar
Seitz's.
Seasonable fruit always found al the City
Bakery.
Molasses candy, 10 cents per pound, Geo.
Logan's.
Thomas Liver Pads for children and adults
at Oscar Seitz's.
New goods received by every train at Os-
car Seitz's.
Paints, oils and window glass at Oscar
Seitz's.
Cream candies OF all kinds 70 cents per
pound At Geo. Lo2an's.
Bring your old east iron to the Foundry
and get cash for Il.
JAckson's Common sense Liniment. pint
bottles. one dollar.
Large stock Of Toilet Good. Just received
at Oscar Seitz's.
For tender feet on horses rse Jsckson's
Common Sense Liniment.
Fres Oyster, direct from New York, jus
receive d at @. J. Lays.
A fine lot Of wall paper Of the latest styles
at Whitehead & Seaman's.
II your horse has rheumatism, use Jack
sons Common Sc ise I.iniment-
Fresh Oysters. Fish and Game kept con-
s,sntly on hand at Geo. Logsn's-
Jackson, the Common Sense Liniment man.
can be found st the Grand Central.
Caramels OF all kinds direct from Sc. Louis
10 cents per pound II Geo. Loxan's-
Sweeney positively cured BY the use OF
Jsckson's Common Sense Liniment.
Have you seen that new wall paper at
Whitehead & Seaman's:
Farmers take your uinner or lunch as the
Oelmoaico; Ed Whitman, proprietor.
Cosns on horses Zee. positively cured BY
Jackson Common Sense Linimeos.
Miss Gner IL nov east and viii purchase
Fall and Winter styles Of Millinery goods
Buy your wall paper Of Whitehead 4 Ses-
man. You will ind there the latest styles.
Jack-on's Common sense Linimens does
no, barn or blister, and requires no rubbing.
Wall Paper, Fsacv Goods, Niscelisneous
Books and school Books II A T. 4 y. II.
Grier's-
Sore back, sore neck. sore breast. on horses.
cured BY the use of Jsckson's Common sense
LinimenI
New goods for tall tuitinzs just received By
by G. soIb-rz. Give him . cali and exAmIne
his 6ne stock.
For constipation. ecostveness, OF biiicos-
ness. Try . bottle Of Bsomo,ine. vsrrasted 70
cure. Sold By Oscaf Ssitx.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

Frank Goolnow Co, report the following
wbest-Red winter. No. 9, :5, No 8. 30. to -, No.
=, d to g.. White Winter. No. .. IS, No. ). 20
Spring s0 'oc per bu
Oats. isc PER pu
Corn-Ear isc. per bu s,cllcd. lsc.
tn J,c.,oa, the Common Sense Lirimeut man,
has arrived ID, v;ir city anil Stopping 1t the Grand
Central Hou,e Mr.. Jackso has hIi great success
in treating horses hi. lain .nt IS meetins with
large sales where il IA, been in,rSia II Is sure
and specify cure for all sores horses. sweeny.
founder rheun disn. strain. sciatica injuries from
barbed wire, collar boiis spring kaees. contracted
hoaf. thrush, callols. etc. Mr.. JACKSON will re-
mai. an .na tor two weeks and invites anyone h.v-
ing horses consult hin upon their AMI treat
ment They will find j, greatly to their advantage
10 do 50.
Last week Wednesday evening the Quinte,te
Club of SaliIs gave u musica entertainment
Al Solomon City which, we hear from parties
present was 4 very satisfactory afiair-the
music being Of high order and rendered with
iine eject. The Quintette Club consists Of
Miss K. Logan White, Miss Yungneisch and T.
Huxtable, Messrs. HI. Yungdeisch, Harry
Berks and Warren. The organization was ef-
fected through the efforts Of Mrs. white. who
is q thorough and highly educated musician.
Mrs. White, with the assistance Of Mr.. Yung.
aeisch. has drilled the club very thoroughly
and their music is very popular In Salina. The
Cub are rehearsing Penelope and will produce
1t inlSal,na. lin the Opera House, In few weeks.
and will furnish our citizens . treat OF high
order.
John Gels & Co.'s affairs remain about the
same Is ct our last issue. The liabilities are
reported to be nearly 10000. and the assets
about SIN, 600. The community are still firm
in the belief that the members OF the banking
trm are ready 70 do anything to meet their
obligations. and that IL affairs are wisely and
judiciously managed, the creditors vii! receive
dollar for dollar, and there will be handsome
balance left for Messrs. Gels & Co. Those
having deposits there seem In no way alarmed
as they certainly have no reason to be. The
earnest sympathy which has been expressed
in all quarters shows that the members of this
firm are individually and collectively very
highly regarded in this community. They
have always been prominent In matters OF
public importance. and stood 1t the head Of
the column In enterprise and public spirit.
Their good works are al about US, and their
Withdrawal from our business circles-should
such thing take pIsce-would be deeply felt.
Notice has been given to depositors IN the bank
that q meeting will be held at the Office OF the
Clerk of the District Court, on the Sth day Of
October. 1879, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of choosing IN assignee. At that meeting.
probably Q full exhibit Of the affairs OF the
bank will be made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
3 Hundred thousand st roma

In the past few months there has been more than
500, 60 bottles Of sHlLOH's CURE sold Gu, OF tn.
vast number Of people who have used it, more than
2 900 cases OF Consumption have been cured All
Coughs. Group. Asthma. and Bronchitis, yield at
once hence II Is that every body speaks lie praise
Ts who have not usrd H. let say II you hsv
Cough your child the Group. ami you value life
don't fall to try 1t. For Lame Beck, Side OF Chest.
shiloh Porous Piasters Sold nv your druggist.
HOWARD n SALE, Salina kan.s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

The coughing and wheszin2 81 person.
troubled with bronchitis or asthma. !. exec
.iveiy harassins to themselves and annoying
to others. TBoxAs' EcLEcTHc OLA .;snd-
ard external and internal remedy adapted 10
the relief and cure Of coughs, sore thro.'.
hoarseness, and all Affections OF the breathing
organs. kidney troubles. exooriatsons, sores.
lamcness, and physical pain. Elsewhere In
the paper Is the regular advertisement OF thi.
sterling medicine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
tia c,sa, Public Renaflt.

These significant words were used in rela-
ton to THOMAS ELECTRIC OIL,by gentleman
who had thoroughly tested Its merits In his
own case-having been cured by II Of lameness
Of the knee. OF three or four years standing.
II never falls to remove soreness rs well rs
lameness, and Is an incompatible pulmonic
and corrective. The advertisement In regular
column deserves reading.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Notice..

DIR. II. Bell wishes TO say To his patrons, both
present and former. that owing to poor health and
business he will leave for New York. and ir IN thee
he will go TO his native home. England. in short
time possible lie desires very much that all those
owing him for services will his oice and set
tie their indebtedness at once. The doctor will lie
absent about one year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
A Strange People.

DO you know that there s,rspge people in our
community Ne say strsaxe because they To pre-.
fer to suffer and pass their days missrshly, m.ie
by Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint. Indigestion.
Coostipai,on and Geoersi D'biIay, whea sHiLoH's
vIrALIZER 10 guaraaised to thcm Sold by
HOWARD ~ SALE, Saiina, Esnsss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

We have speedy and positive Cure for Catauh.
Diphthsris. Csnker Mouth, and Head Ache. in
sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. a nasal Injector
free with each bottle. Use II You desire health and
sweet breath. Price 30 cts. For sal. by HOWARD
NJ SALE, Salina, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
For Sale.

One Babcock Fire Engine. No. l, as good
IS new, will be sold for half price for cash or
city bonds. The object Of selling the same is
FIRE COMMITTEE, City OF Salina. Has
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
4 Coed Plas.

A. "an ounce Of preventioa 10 worth . pound Of
cure it 10 . good plan 70 buy . bottle of kkkss'
HEyER rON1C. and during the sasan when Tain.
and Fever prev sent. take smaii dose daily thu
PREV snting possibility Of cVntrsotinS any Malaria
disease. II you hsse tn ACse buy . botil~ anil t-
car-d promptly and surely. Ib~ rsoos, refunded h .,
do-s Il contains CANINE Of POi-oa. cod
10 pleasant 70 take.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
For Sale.

Does any one want to buy lot ll9. Seventh
Street, Salina, cheap for cash. Call on Chas.
Sander, or John Foster. No. 3.2w.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


hereby announce that am C ,nd,is,e for the Of
&c OF Register Of Deeds. AUGUST FREEMAN.
desire to announce to the voters of Saline county
hat ! am candidate for the Office OF Register or
Deeds. ED. NELSON.
hereby announce my self a candidate before the
people Tor County Treasurer
~. F. CARROLL.
wish to state the voters that am q candidate
FOR the ONCE Of Register OF Deeds.
To the Voters of Saiias County:
hereby announce that am a candidate for the Of
Ice OF County Clerk. E.E BOWEN.
Ice OF Register Of Deeds Of Saline County subject
he action Of the Republican county convention:
A. fOLLErr.
hereby announce myself. candidate for the Office
II County Treasurer Of Saline County, Kansas:
the undersigned respectfully announce myself rs
.n Independent candidate tor the Office OF sheriff OF
saline county Kansas at the election to be held on
The ath Of November, lss9. J. ID. NJ. CONRAD.
thereby announce myseif to the people indie
pendrn: candidate for the Office q Register Of Deeds
hereby announce myself . candidate at the COM
ing election for county clerk. ID. BEEBE.
desire to announce to the soers OF Saline county
Deeds. A BIRCH
desire to make 1t known to the voters Of Saline
County thst Candidate Tor the Office of Regis
ter Of Deeds. HENRY e. DAVIS.
hereby announce to the voters Of Saline County
hat . TO-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Kansas Central Eoundry.

Kansas Central Foundry.
Iron and brass castings, store fronts, columns.
machine repairs, horse power and cane mills.
engine repairs. SC.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

hereby announce tina, tndiiat- for the Of
&c OF Register Of Deeds AUGUST FREEMAN
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
HOUSE,

Mr.. Randolph, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Investigation, submitted the follow
ing report IS privileged matter.
ToPEKA, KAN. February 90, 1879.
To the House of Representatives Of the
State OF karsss, the House Committee on
Investigation makes the following report ::
That, on the 18th day OF February, 1879,
by order of said committee a subpoena was
issued TO f. l.. Smith, Manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company at To-
peks, Kansas, and the zane was duly serv-
ed upon him to attend before said commit
tee, in city of Topeks, on Monday, the 18th
day OF February, 1879, at 7:30 o'clock p. NJ.
OF that day, then and there to give informs-
tion touching the subject OF inquiry by said
committee as might be This possession; and
that the said Z. l.. Smith was further di-
rected in said subpoena to bring with him
before said committee such original tele-
grams as refer directly to the late
election OF a United States Senator in
the State OF Kansas, or which were cent
from his Office IN Topeka, Kansas, from
January 24ih, 1879, to this date, by certain
persons whose names are stated II said sub
reaa, and copies OF all kilograms in an
swer thereof, by him, the said Smith, re-
ceived, also copies OF all kilograms receiv-
ed during the time above mentioned and
upon the subject above named by the per-
sons whose names are set forth in said sub
pena. That the said E. L. Smith has fail
ed neglected and refused, and that he still
fails, neglects and refuses to obey ssid sub
rGna, and to attend before said committee,
according to the command thereof; and
that the answer made by the said E. l..
Smith to the committee is hereby annexed
and made part of this report.
Wherefore, your committee makes the
foregoing report, and prays the action OF
the House in the premises.
Respectfully submitted,
4. VI. RANDOLPH,
Chairman.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
TIE uAGTSG liIsSOUHI.
stS Rapid Innovations ThreA'on
Destruction 20 BoIE Ihe Railroad
End The BrIdgs-Ur.- John Tarr's
FEeinedy.

Gt< Rapid Innovations Threaten
DesIrucrion 20 BoiE she Railroad
End The BrIdgs-nr.. John Tarr's
Hemedy.
EDITOR TINES Il wish 10 SPEAK lev
words in addition to what / have already
SAID in regard to my plan of securing those
dangerous places along the river. VIII
ius. say that do not profess to understand
how to magnify mo.e-hiil into noun
tain. neither do ! understand how to re
duce . mountain to & mole-hill, and give
the number Of square inches this noun
tain contains, but DO profess 10 under
stand something of the way the Missouri
river has been moving at this point
II il evident from ali appearances and iI-
1iaetinns that the Missouri rlTer has, Ia
former dsys, ran aIoug JiI- SS-rrIn Stof,
and is now making rapid heaGTay 10 ITS
original channel, and will soon complete us
work unless something he done 70 stop Its
progress. As said to General Wright, the
Eugineer in-chief OF the bridge, when he
wss locating the bridge at Fort Leaven-
worth, when he came TO me TO show HIM
the boundaries OF the eastern portion OF the
r-,veru,.gnt r.seryatiOn-as l was watch
man fa- the government at that ;ime-as We
rode along the river above where the bridge
and railroad are now located, : said to nm
,hsr unT-ss the river could be stopped
f-o-n c1rring. that il would be useless 10
hrJisd railroad or bridge at that point,
His -eplv was that either the Government
or the Railroad Company would have 70
r. kP the matter IN hand 10 stop the progress
II The river IN that direction, a@d 20 the
matter h.s stood ever-sinCe; bat the river
j. still engaged in executing It's work. 30
I vii. remark here for the benefit OF the
railroad and bridge companies, tAat
they are both in great danger oI
being de-.royed by the river. ! thiuk that
I would he safe L. Saying that II less
than two wears all CommunIcE-
lion By rail will be cut of from Beverly TO
the bridge aud the bridge left on a sand bar
without even tres,l= * TO help Its APP
Deararge. Some curious reader may en-
aufre how ihis man I4rT came by Ei7
knovl-Ege Of the river movement Viii
answer tua anxious inquirer. l came by
NV kuuv.-iEe from personal CbzerV ailon,
being in the Government employ iron loDl
ND 10 ] So. aHa even since that time nave
| been 4 close observer Of the movement oI he
river. yud every wear 1t cuts faster and
now IL has got the bank IN good shape 10
make srecav work. 1t strikes the bank al
most square forming 6 back current and
This haCz current Is what i doing The most
damage. SO / will conclude my preent r.
marks hv saving that there ls 10 tire to
| lose in order 10 save the railroad and
| bridge 81 this point. il Will only take a
gbgr+ time TO- the river 10 Tr0Te what 1
have above stated. JOHN lASH.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

A number of boys, while playing near the
corner Of Fifth avenue and Middle street,
caused what might have been serious ac-
csdent yesterday morning, about e.even
o'clock. Mr.. james Orr, wife and child
were coming to the city, and while driving
along the street near where the boys were
playing, one Of the boys threw hat across
the street in front of the team, causing the
horses to surge suddenly TO one side, over
turning the vehicle, and throwing the occu-
pants out in the mud. They then broke loose
from the buggy, and after tearing the har
ness TO pieces, were finally captured several
blocks swsy. Fortunately no one was seri-
ously Injured.