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Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
New Lot Of DlsheH

fec,ived at 81 and Tatnall streets.
\ Wishing dishes will save money
hying them soon, as they have ad-
lH price, and still continue 70
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

Edward Lsary stepped into our office
denying the statement in the Morning
News" Of a fuss occurring between him
and another young man at the United
States Hotel, on Sunday. It took place
at Front and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

John Graham, the butcher who has
been suffering from the pneumonia for
the past two or three weeks, was decid-
edly better yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Leonard Hetss.

:, ,.versd his connection with J:
|aas,s y vould inform his friends and
tuS,Ic oy,n, in general that he has open.
PuSri ms,cbaut tsi'oring establishment
|, n's'J 4 Rsst Third street, where he
\, yam full line Of spring suitings
l.s,Ismsp. III which will be made up
,ar' ,s,v reasonable price. Satisfaction
I,utesd to every customer. A call
llidted.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
The Bridge ssOR."

The cars on which Third street bridge
turn, were broken yesterday morning
and in consequence the bridge was "off''
all day yesterday and is undergoing
rey airs.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
SPECIAL MEETioN'
p.sts positive

.
been making selections ssst y. for ses1s shs
ss extra good STYLE sst sot sa,sn seanins ns
c.. !: !, ''ttss 'sIt.s:ss,, + Fl s. 81 Ss;s
.s,aI,rs rs great Inducements W which i 1oSs we
'SCsp'I~ S"I onr goods as cheap as any
70 .,hsnt Ouy in Wilmington and
ps,'.i , consider the amount OF two
p!uS !uS 10 three Thousand dollars
|uiana " in our favor to that Of
|s'P'Nti 2 the tailoring and clothing
|,sss ss yon cannot fail TO .ssssou, see ou,
rnags. I'D. Fred Carson merchant
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Notice.

party Lodge, No. s, A. o G. F.,
tomorrow evening in Liebsr-
Building, cor. Fifth and Market
T. All the members are requested
|snl.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

'Ate OF tho Thermometers
H, H HMUhucAN M Office, on Tuesday
6A' 10 o'clock, u o'clock
450 500
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Ihe Raafhar

4 apartment, nsp Office Of the Chief
sOueef' Washington, March 30
n l'I,'0ns Afa., for Tuesday-For the
n IIau!lo "Isau! States, cloudy, follow
S,eailng ..a.: weather northerly
r,,;H" ,;;Is'isonary or higher tempers-
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
Good Advice.

Rev. A. Setngle in his Introductory
address on Sunday msrning 10 the
congregation Of the Union n. Z.
Church, in addition to ths remarks
noticed in the REPUBLICAN, yesterday,
advised persons who happened to think
on any occasion that his remarks were
personal, to say nothing about the
matter and then nobody would know
that they were hurt, while II they
cried ont and made fuss, everybody
would know 1t, and trouble would con-
sequently be increased. This is good
advice and those who are wise will act
upon It.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

! more nsns'ps s.n Fire Company will
new hose from Trenton
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
DUBLIC SALE OF COWS.

VIII be sold at Public Sale, at Village
Green, Delaware County, Pa, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 8, 80,
Thirty.fve fresh COWS and springers, kx.rk
among them some very large COWS. fX
stock bulls, o lot OF Lancaster County shOat1.
credit OF and months will be given. A
wagon will be ct Linwood station to meet the
train that leaves Wilmington ct 1880 o. m.
and return. Cows delivered reasonable dis
tance free Of charge.
ROBERTS & TYSON.
D. W. Eyre, Auctioneer. 8-30-wlt-d4t
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
TUTICE.-WE, THOMPSON & LOCKE,
lA in cnmnlianna with fha raaui rament ts of

~ in compliance with the requirements OF
the act Of Assembly in such case. made and
provided, do hereby give notice that We shall
apply in writing to the Court Of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace and Jail Ielivery Of tho
State OF Delaware. in and for New Castle
county on Monday, the 10th day OF May next,
A. d. 1880, being the first day of the May term
Of the said Court, for O license to keep an inn
or tavern at the p, W. & b. Railroad Depot
Restaurant, on Water street, between French
and Walnut streets. in the Second Ward:of
the City of Wilmington, DEL, and to sell In
toxicating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens recommend tho
said application to wit:
p. O. Daley, VIM. Lsgg.
T. b. Brison, d. W. Stockley,
Robert M. Gibson, Joseph Davidson,
John X. Mari, T. b. Merritt,
Reece Pyle, Joseph Sooy,
Leighton Grimes, Nathaniel Melchior,
X. Booth, Charles Weyl,
Michael Kenney, Jacob Denney,
Chas. L. Sparks, 1. r. Bets,
James Christy, VIM. II. Quinn,
Eph. p. Wise, D. H. Maokey,
B. Murphey, John Dougherty.
WIN. H. THOMPSON,
8-303t JOSEPH N. LOCKE.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

DOARDINti.-FOU MECHANICS
ID can have board at eli Tatnal St, with
home comforts. 380.2t#
VIZ WANTED.-AN ERRAND BOY. APL
w ply at stalls 81 and 6s, Eighth street
market mouse, this evening. 3-30.ltt
DOARDERS WANTED.-TwO GEN.
- tiemen or man and wife. No. l15 West
Ninth street. S3c.Stf
EHOR RENT.-A GOOD FARM OF I0S
u acres, situated In Brandywine Hum
dred, about five miles from this clty will be
rented low TO q practical man. Apply to
a-a0'et SAMUEL CULBERT, 500 Shipleytt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

DUBLlC SALE
Il OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
Tho subscriber will sell at Public Sale, ae
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1880,
at l.ao O'Clock, p. M,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and k1cNE
some fat stock A credit of 90 days N
will be given. No pOstponement on account
Of weather.
will be offered at Private Sale on April q.
3-30d&wts. AMOS W. HOUSE.
L. W. Stidham Il Son, Auot'rs.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30
NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.
d OPERA HOUSE,

TnURSDAY EVENING, APRIL /, 1850,
First production in this city of the very
amusing and delightful comedy from the pen
OF Jonathan Jinks, Esq, of the Philadelphia
Sunday " Times" entitled
Daily Republican., 1880-03-30

In connection with the table Of Miss
Cottingham will be the post office, pre-
sided over by John Hession and Johr
Ryan.
The church debt, to the liquidation
of which the proceeds will be applied,
is about 81, 200.
Matthew Rogers is the door keeper.
The attendance last evening was
large, considering the fact that it was
opening night.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
FROM REV. E. A. GARRISON.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, May q, 1880.
Ed. RECORD Il wrote you, enroute
from my home at Helena to this place.
Have enjoyed a treat in looking in on
the general conference of the M. E.
church. 1t meets in Pixies opera house
a grand building. There are over four
hundred present, with hundreds of yisi-
tors daily. 1t has been a noisy confer
ence Methodist preachers are generally
noisy, with few exceptions like this
writer At times the conference seemed
more like political gathering than an
ecclesiastical one, a dozen or more men
on the floor at once. all veiyS sys"Mr.
President! Mr.. Chairman" and others
crying, "order," while the president
would be sounding bis gavel and looking
daggers at the noisy brethren.
The first presiding officer is Bishop
Merrill, who reminds me of our perfect
parliamentarian, Bishop McTyeire, The
grandest preacher is Bishop Simp
son, who is now sixty.nine years old.
Bishop Scott, in his seventy-eighth year,
is the senior, and quite feeble.
1t was an exciting time in the election
of four new bishops-Foss, Warren,
Hurst and Haven-all from the East.
They are all grand men: truly conserva-
tive.
The conference is still agitated upon
the question of colored bishop but |
am certain they will not elect one. The
presiding elder question stands as it did !;
also the pastoral term. There was a
strong effort made to do away with the
P. E.. also to lengthen the pastoral term.
1t now remains, the limit being three
years.
The fraternal delegates from the NJ, E.
church, South, were DR.. Haygood, of
Georgia, and DR.. Carlisle, Of South Caro-
lima. They acquitted themselves grandly,
and their presence and addresses made a
fine impression.
Perhaps the grandest celebrity, or one
that caused the most comment, was ma
tive Hindoo, who has been Methodist
minister in his native land for years, He
is a dark mulatto, fluent of speech, easy
of manner and intelligent. His lecture
was treat to me. / expect to repeat the
main points to my people.
DR.. j. P. Newman, called Grants
pet" gave an eloquent sermon in Music
Hall. His hearers numbered five thou
sand. The hall will seat over seven thou
sand. Its grand organ cost thirty.s six
thousand dollars. ...
There were many items of interest
came to my notice, but l would worry
your readers and occupy too much space.
Success to the RECORD and kind greetings
to all of it's readers.
Z. A. GARRISON.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

Having delayed this issue If the RE.
CORD two days, we are enabled to inform
our readers that Gen. Churchill received
the nomination in the state convention for
governor. The nomination re3ute4 sn
Friday, with the Thirty ninth ballot, the
vote being as follows: Churchill l23,
Miller 81, Wilson "a, Grace |, Eagle g.
the names ofether candidates having been
withdrawn. Other nominations weEe
For secretary of state, Socob Erolich
auditor, Crawford treasurer, Woodruff ;
land commissioner, Lear; sap't public
instruction. Dentonj chief justice gu
preme court, English. The convention
was bSlloting for attorney. general, with
Moore in the lead, at the tine of our lat
est report, which is taken from the Little
Rock Democrat of Friday, 2 p. m. We
will place the full state ticket before
our readers next week. Let US all make
an early resolRtiOn to give it hearty
support.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Town and County.

70 CASDmArEs.-The columns Of the
Record are now open for the publication of
announcements for county as we'll as other
Offices, Our rates for announcing candi-
dates for county Offices are as follows; For
ten lines or less, $500. For each additional
line of seven words, 25 cents Announce
ments may commence at any time and con-
tinue till the 1st of September, Our fee for
publishing must invariably be paid in ad-
vance, No deviation from this rule, and
we will have no complimentary words for
those Eho even ask tor credit as pr prom for
help in our office, Please remember this.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

Arkansas is the foremost cotton produc.
ing state in the Union, according to the
acreage cultivated.
Arkansas has increased the value of the
taxable property more rapidly than any
state in the Union, since she became a
state, with one exception.
Arkansas has more miles of navigable
waters than any state in the Union, and
more navigable streams.
Arkansas has more varieties Of timber
and heavier timbered land, than any state
in the Union, according to her area.
Arkansas has built more miles of rail-
road than any state in the Union has
built in the same length of time.
Arkansas has more newspapers than
any state in the Union, according to her
population.
Arkansas, with her fertile valleys and
uplands, her broad prairies, and her i'm
mense timberlands, invites immigrants
from every land and cline, and offers
them cheap and pleasant homes.
And, finally, Arkansas has more natu-
raj and acquired advantages, as profta-
BILE fruit growing country, than any state
in the on.-Southern Fruit Guide.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
RedemptiOD Notice.

Redeemed April 21st, 1880, by Albert N.
Cabler, the following lands, to-wit:
W fri hlf NV, sec. 80, tp 10 north. range 8
west; sw sw, sec. 35. tip 10 north, range 3
west W hlf Sc, sec. 20, tp 20 north, range
west; Sc, sec, 10, tip IS north, range a west ;
sw, sec. 20, tip 15 north, range west; ne,
sec. 90, tip Is north. range west; ne Sc,
sec. 90, tp Is north, range 4lwest n hlf, Sc,
sec, %, tp l5 north, range west; sw sw,
sec. IL, tip 16 north. range west; sw ne.
sec. 20, tp 16 north, range west; ne NV.
sec. 20, tip l6 north. range west; sw, sec.
80, tp I6 north. range 4 west; lot 2, NV fri,
sec. 8, tp II north, range west; lot 2, NV
fri, sec. 4, tip II north, range west; u hlt
NV, sec. IA, tip II north, range west: sW
NV, sec. IA, tip II north, range west; pit OF
lot 2, sw, sec 10, tip II north; range west
SO, ne, sec. IS, tip II north, range west,
for $4,000,
44-3 7. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

Our aClored brethren ha1s sizeu us
all hopes Of "fOrty acres and mule" AZ
a gift troaG tit gOsemmsnt and are re-
signing themselves gradually to the
knowledge that Cnly by industry and coy
rect department can they win the esteem
of their countrymen. They enjoy nc
special privilege or immunity, but when
suffering from Dyspepsia, Sous St9wasb,
BiliOdsness, etc, can obtain relief ag
using Portaiine. or Tablers Vegetable
Liver Powder. Price 50 cents Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the best WORM
killer. Fer sale by Wright & Oldham.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
Fresh lemons end canned fruits q
Ahe postoffes,

Fresh lemons end canned fruits at
the postoffee.
MIR. ?. B. Adsirs VIII has just re-
4prned from Fayetteville university: callsd
Gn us A4is week.
-Tho s3nsus Snrmer ators for this
county commenced their work this week.
.=Genal ChurchiA paid our town visit
the latter part Of lest week. He also
Msnt oyer to lizard, and won the support
of tha& county for gogernoH in the pomi,
nating convention.
LosF.-On last Saturday plght, a black
shepherd dog. Any informatioE as to
his whereabouts, given tc Mr.. j. P.
Cochran, of Evening Shade, will be thank
fully received. .
List of letters received aad not called
for, at the Evening Shade postoffse, DUR
ing the past week:
J w Anderson, Saga Anderson 2, Fred
Brown, Thomas Cargill. w z Caldwell,
David Dunkerson, Wm DunkersOn, j w
Grady, W T Hall, T Fl Johns g " Kirtley.
w g Meek John Mayo 2. Allen Mcdowell,
Burrell Prater, P Phillips } l. Pendleton,
Martha P Reed, John w Roberts, Taylor
Ring, j T Reagan. Tom Simms, G D Snod-
grass Marion Sargent, John D Wolf.
Postal Cards-Tom Fletcher, Robert
Queries,
The Western Cottage Organ excels
them all for variety and sweetness of
tone, elasticity of touch, durability, de-
sign of case, &c. AL
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

-Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is
unique as Patent Medicine, in that it il
recommended for nothing but Piles. 1t
is, perhaps, the only patent medicine ey.
tant which does not propose to cure from
dozen to one hAndre6 diseases. But it
will efectuslly cure piles, and is only 50
ceats. " Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worul KILLER. For sale by
Wright & Oldham.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
Reformation Notice,

Redeemed April 10Th, 1850, by W. T.
Cunningham, tbe hlf ne Or, sec. 81; hlf
sw or, sec, %; NV Of NV Or, see. q, and ne
Of NV or, sec. 2S, tp II north. range west;
also lot l. block 5, in town of Evening
Shade. for $43.41.
Redeemed April 10th. 1880. by Sam II,
Thompson. the sw of ne or. section 80, tp
II north, range west, for $2.49.
43-3 i. }. DAVIDsDS, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

The Batesville mail, on its second trip
each week, arrives here on Friday and re-
turns to Batesville Saturday.
Mr.. J. F. Martin, connected with the
mercantile house of NJ. A. R. Wycough,
at BatesVille, called on US this week.
The Western Cottage Organ only
has to be seen and heard to be appre-
ciated. A
DIEp-In Evening Shade, June 1st
DoRoFHE4, infant daughter of r. D. and
Mollis Williams, aged 2 years and 7
months.
The announcement Gf Capt Jno. M.
Wasson, as candidate for circuit and
county clerk, will be found in our paper
this week. We will refer to his claims
upon the people at another time.
The state democratic convention met
in Little Rock yesterday, and we will defer
the printing of portion of this edition
of our paper unbil we can learn the result
thereof. We will probably be able, also,
to lgive the result of the national republi-
can convention at the same time.
If you visit Batesville, 90 and see
the New Western Cottage Organ at j. W.
Glenn's store. AL
-Mr.J, L. T. McLain and mother and
Park S. Ware, of Reeds Creek, this
county, and Romulus Gray, of indie.
pendence county, passed through town
last Friday, on their way to Eureka
Springs, were they go for the benefit of
their health, and will probably remain
several weeks.
The state press association will hold
its annual meeting at Batesville Monday
and Tuesday of next week. We will en-
deaVor to attend, and may participate in
at least q portion of the excursion east
that is in contemplation. Should we do
so, the next issue of the RECORD will be
edited by our "boss' printer, Mr. Craige,
to whom any improvements percsptible in
the paper should be accredited.
Prof. W. H. Weir, agent for the
western Cottage organs, was in town this
week. tie carries with him a SAMPLE of
instruments he offers for sale, and gave
'he citizens of our town an opportunity
TO witness its merits at the Central hotel
tuesday night. All present were de-
lighted, both with the tone of the instru-
ment and the manner in which the Prof
handled the keys.
We must apologize to our patrons for
.he limited amount of reading matter
furnished them in the RECORD lately.
our advertising patronage has increased
10 Sucn an extent that we are beginning
10 feel justified in enlarging eur paper,
Out cannot do 80 until we can secure ad.
"onai printing material. This we will
enaeavor to supply in short time, when
we Will enlarge the RECORD and furnish
oO' readers more newsy paper than
ever before.
u.;. Ill you think of buying an organ,
ro m.iSe 10 W. Il. Weir, at Batesville. He
aepreSentS ana the Western Cottage Organs,
anu aru can suit you in prices. Satisfaction
five years. "Atfan'ea lOr
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
Strau Notice.

Taken up as stray, by J. W. Pender-
grass, aud posted on the 2Sth day of April,
1880, before A. N. Sasseen,a a justice Of lhe
peace for Redwood township, Sharp
county, Ark, one mare. described as fol-
lows: About four years old, roam color,
white face. legs all more or less white.
Valued at $35. 7. j. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
Announcements
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,

To the r0ters of Sharp c0uatW
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of representative of your
county, in the next general assembly of
the state. If honored with your suara ges,
| pledge faithful and honest discharge
of the duties of said position, to the best
of my ability.
Very respectfully, j, l.. SHoRr, sR.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
Straay Notice.

Taken up as stray, by David Brown.
and posted before R. W, Hall, a justice OF
the peace within and for Jackson town
ship, Sharp county. Arkansas, on the Ath
day of April, 1850, one roam horse, 8 years
old, thirteen and half hands high, shod
all round is saddle and harness horse
valued at $4,000. -
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

I will say to the voters of Sharp county
that | have determined to become can
didate for clerk of the circuit court of your
county. Thanking you for the very gen
erous support you have given me in the
past, hope you will not forget me on the
9Th day of September neKt. but will be at
the polls, active and strong enough to
successfully meet every opposition.
Yours, most respectfully,
... JOHN M. WASsON.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
FOR TREASURER.

FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce VIM B.
SCARLErr as candidate for the Office of
Treasurer of Sharp county, at the ensuing
September election.
To the VOters of Sharp County;
| am a candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, and hope to receive your vote
on the 9th day of September next. Should
| be elected to the Office ! seek, it will be
my aim, in discharging the duties of that
Office, to cause you no regret.
Very respectfully,
E. G. HENDERSON.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

w. j. iielms can be found at the
barber shop every Thursday and Satur.
day, prepared to do shaving, hair cut,
ting, &C. Give him call AL
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

FOR CIRCUIT AND COUNTY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce 7. j.
DAVIDSON a candidate for reelection to
the office of circuit and county clerk, at
the ensuing September election.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce j. W.
GRADDY as a candidate for the Office of
assessor of Sharp county, at the ensuing
September election.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03

dtIh4nu. ',
Transient advertising, ten cents per laes each
insertion.
MARRIAGE and death notiGes, not over ton
lines, free; more than ten lines, halt trQasient
rates.
Legal notices at StctNte prices. No legqt ad-
psrtiseaests inserted unless paid for in adr9noe.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
FGR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce RGBERT
GRAY candidate for the Office of sheriff
of Sharp county, at the ensuing Septem-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce A. G..
HIGGINBoTToM as a candidate for sheriff
of Sharp county, at the ensuing Septem-
Der election.
Sharp County record., 1880-06-03
THE RECOR RD
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PUB1dsHED EVERY THURSDAY.
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Correspondence OF Tho Herald.
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Correspondence OF Tho Herald.
BoNuAM, March 81, 1850,
We had quite a storm of wind and rain
last night but no mSterial damage was done
so far as heard irom.--M heat aud oats
generally look very promising, and gardens
begin TO recover from the effects of tho late
freeze. Robert Thompson, Of this
city, died to-day--A shooting scrape oc-
cured in town lust night. The following is
an account of it Ms contained in the Bonham
News About o'clock last night, j. T.,
Brown, A. l.. Shaddcn, S. y Sitlon and j .
w. Whit, four men from the Hen,lee farm,
fifteen miles south OF town, raised aterrilic
row on the square, yelling and whooping an !
cutting up generally. The Marshal being at
supper, the disturbance progressed some
time before anybody interiered. The drunk
en- crowd passed along the west and north
side of the square and out the Paris road, by
Sheriff Lipscomb's residence Just in time to
meet Marshal Thornton coming from supper.
lie halted them and attempted their arrest,
but two of them stood him off with knives
until Robert Gale nd James Evans came up
behind them. With this reinforcement the
officers each took charge of man, and
turned the fourth man, Whit, over to G. II,
Ingram, who happened to come up nj that
time. Ingram started with his man to the
caaboose, not noticing that scuille to get a
knife from one of the prisoners kept the bal
ance of the party back. He had got some
forty or fifty yards ahead Of the balance OF
the party, when Whit threw his hand be-
hind him and swore he would shoot Ingram
unless he turned him loose. Ingram being un
armed, lot him 90, and Whit run up The
street towards Mrs. Seals. At this, jim
Evans turned his man over to Ben Shanks
IA freedman) and ran after Whitt-over
taking him at Mrs. Seals woodpile. Here
Whit grabbed stick of wood and ut
tempted to stand Evans Off Evans present
cd his pistol and ordered him to throw down
the stick. He dropped that but Immediately
snatched up an AK Evans ordered him twic'
to throw down the AK, but instead of doing SO
he swung the aX round and threw it at the
officer, who fired Mt the same instant-givln!
Whit probably mortal wound. The othe
three prisoners were taken to the calaboose
and Whit to the Jail, where the Doctor:
Saunders we o at once summoned to attend
him. They found that the ball had passed
through his bladder-so there can be little, i
any hope of his recovery. The general opin'
ion is that Evans acted in self-defense and /
entirely justifable. Whit is said TO be /
hard working and well-behaved mau-thougl
dangerous when drinking. lilo has wlf
and several children. He is not confined il
cell, but in the lower, or family room O
the iail. The other three prisoners were ar
rai,,ned this morning for disturbing tn,
pesce. They sll plead guilty.