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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
.TELEGR APHIC
More Railroad for Jay t..aId.

AOEC AsaAAA q - Ac- 49,
New York, 4.-The Wsshingt IN
special Of an evening illustrated paper,
says Jay Gould has had surveyors busy
in Montana all the summer and proposes
to head off the Northern Pacific by an
extension of his own lines to Puget
Sound. He has had surveys made of he
first hundred miles for the new track and
it will start from Cheyenne. 1t will pass
within twenty miles of Fort Laramie, or
perhaps run to. that place, and then go on
to the vicinity Of r ort McKinnie; thence
the road will bear west through tina Big
Horn Country to Yellowftone Park.
The fr.t thing Gould thinks he can ac-
complish TO make the road pay expenses
will be TO tuin tourists towards the
Ma ional Park; this he is confident he
can accomplish in sufficient numbers 10
make the enterprise profitable. From
the Park no route has been decided upon,
but it will probably bear west south of
the Bitter Roo! mountains, along Snake
River valley. The surveyors are ex-
pected to report every day upon the FIRST
hundred miles AID Gould will undertake
TO build that much between now AID the
first Of next January. The rapidity with
which the line will be pushed on from
the National Park will depend somewhat
upon the vigor manifested by tie
Northern Pacific people. The first object
Is to head off The rival enterprise and, if
possible, 10 Brighten them out Of the field.
Another minor branch Of the enterprise
viii be road 10 connect with the new
line near Laramie and proceed to Dead
wood, thus tapping the Black Hills
Country. This will do away with the
necessity for further psrley on the part
If the Chicago aud Northwestern people
or right to cross the Sioux reservation
rom Fort Pierre 10 the Hills, for which
avor Spotted Tail modestly asked ~. coo
read of blooded cattle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
British Bifa.

London, 4.-Glads.oue is improving
The lung congestion has ceaEed and be i
free from fever.
There is a lockout of 2,400 cottor
operatives at Rochdale. The weaveri
demanded sn increase of wages.
General Roberts force for Candahal
starts on Sunday, it includes three British
Infantry regiments and one of cavalry.
a new brigsde formed in Bengal which
consists Of one regiment of British
Infantry and two regiments of natives
has been sent from BON bay to Southern
AfghanistAn.
or ffty-three officers of General
missing. Eight were wouEded and
escaped AID twelve have arrived at
Oandahar unhurt. This leaves twelve
unaccounted for, and it may therefore be
peTsHme5 that, though nominally
to General Burrows brigade,
they did ret accompany him.
In the House of Commons Parnell will
ask the chief secretary for Ireland
whether, in view Of the rejection of the
compensation bill, he proposes to employ
the constabulsry and military forces for
the purposes of assisting in the eviction of
tenants who can be pro9ed unable to pay
their rents, owing to The recent distress in
Ireland.
A Bombay correspondent telegraphs:
of British forces from Cabul
viii follow the departure of General
Roberts with his command for Candahar.
It is not considered expedient to prolong
the occupation in the face of the heavy
and possibility Of fresh
complica ions.
The Times commenting on the disaster
to General Burrows command, blames
that officer aud declar5s that Bombay
sepoys are inferior to Ghizis as soldiers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
Tanners Latest Record.

New York, Sat 1 O'Clock this morn
ing Dr.. Tanner was peacefully sleeping,
being well wrapped up in blankets on
account of the chilliness in the atmos-
phere following to-day's storm. -Four
medical gentlemen were closely watch
ing the sleeping faster.
DR. Tanner had a large number ei
visitors to-day. At l.30 this morning he
had an attack Of nausea and vomited.
which left him weak and he complained
Of bitter taste in bis mouth; seon after
he drank three ounces of ice water and
then slept three-quarters of an hour. Al
400 he had another fit OF vomiing but
seemed to feel better after it. at 9 he
got out of bed, dressed without effort. and
read the morning papers; he then drank
one and half ounces of water and slept
for thirty minutes. On awakening be
remarked Somebody might have
tempered with the water, as he felt bad
after drinking il. There's no telling
what they would do" lie said: 81
understand some heavy bets have beeI
made"
AT nom, when he entered on the SSth
day of the fast his condition was sbort
the same as yesterday. His features were
no more haggard or pinched and be
appeared in good spirits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
A Female Fiend.

Chie,go, 4.-The Times Montreal:
A fashionable courtezan, Sophie Bisso-
netie, has been caught inveigling young
girls of tender years from their parents
homes in the country, under the plea OF
educating and adopting them, and then
introducing them to q life of shame. In
the passage up from Quebec on the
steamer, this morning, the passengers
discovered the French proeuress with
two girls of IL and II years, respectively.
The indignation of the people was SO
great that, but for the extraordinary
efforts Of the csrtsin and the crew, they
would have thrown the vile wretch over
board. After being roughly handled,
she was licked up until the arrival ofthe
boat at the wharf, when she was taken
into custody. The accused is enormously
weslthy, aad by means Of her money in
feeing lawyers has, so far, escaped tht
punishment it is hoped now awaits her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
More Good Feeling for Ham
cock.

New York, 4.-Herald's Washing
tor: The publication of Hancoek's let er
to Sherman, in reply to two written by
Sherman, in December, '76, having
failed TO fire the republican heart, there
is new loud demand for the publicA-
ton of the two letters of Sherman which
called forth the Hancock letter. Sher-
man says he is not disposed to. mix him
self in the presidential contest, but II the
publication of the two letters referred Ia
viii further benefit Hancock, or make
more clear his letter to him, then Han
cock has Sherman's permission TO give
them out Tor publication.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
NOTICE.
wILLIAm RaEpEaExER.

MINING. CONSUL TING AND CIVIL
~ Engineer, u. 5. Mineral Surveyor 70
UtSn and Idaho, Notary Public GsOIegios
examinations, reports on mining properties.
suf '-ys mines, railroads snd canals, and
5uDerintends the workings Of the ssme.
Prepares estimates and plans for opening
4nd working mines expert en- mining quss.
IRONS before the courts. bddJess P, o.. Boz
u5i, Salt Lake city. Bs iII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
II was the RENDERS.

Chicago, 1.-THE TTibEne's Council
Bluffs: Your correspondent was posi-
lively informed. to day, that John and
Kate Bender arrived il this city from
Nebraska on Thursday last. The arrest
of the old couple prevented their waiting
here over Sunday. Young John was 10
go to the scene of the murders and re-
cover q quantity Of gold buried near the
old house. The young folks when here
were out of money and travelled by
WAGON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
CasuaIties.

Worcester, Mass, 3.-A car loaded
with naptha, in an eastward bound train,
jumped the track at Rochdsle, b. q A:
r. r tonight, and fourteen cars loaded
with merchandise. three Of which, with
the naptha, were burned, the naptha TAX
ing fire when the accident occurred. The
road was blocked for two hours. and
new track around the de bris had t. be
built to open the road. The loss will
be about 5000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
odd Sympathy.

New York, 4.-Pretro Balbo, the
Italian, condemned for wife murder, was
measured for suit Of clothes TO be pre-.
sented by the Sisters of Mercy, to be
worn on the scaffold. A requiem mass
is announced for Saturday in the Fran
ciscan Church lItalian) Of St. Anthony,
after which the body will be buried in
Calvary Cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
DR.. Parsons S-u. dered.

Constantnople, 4. = n American
missionary and his American servant,
while on the road TO relieve the fsmished
population, fluid, with their threats
cut, near Ismidt, The bodies of d..
Parsons snd his two servants. Tie
mnfderers were sr5e ted. They are two
nomsd Turks and confessed the crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
Eamala MtnstrelS

The RentS-Santly Novelty Company
periormed AT the Opera House last
night toa good sized audience, COM
posed, however, OF the storner sex, The
performance last night MAS pleasing
one. several of the sketches being en-
tircly new To a Wheeling audience. The
troupe has greatly improved since It's
last appearance here. In the opening
part, tho singing may be styled
as much above the average, some Oi the
members showing very good voices.
Lew Benedict, in his speech On "Oap'.
tai vs.. Labor kept the audience IA u
continual roar. Sanford aud Wilson, m
their negro specialties, were wei re-
ceived. Miss sanity, always u iayorite,
quite charmed he's audience with her
neat performance with the skipping
rope. The Performance closed With
the parody on the Pirates entitled
"Penn's Aunts among the Pirates. Tins
Is a very laughable sketch, although
there is no plot Ol any sort about ~ II
Is nothing but musical tumble stiord,
ing an opportunity 10 display the well
rounded lower extremities OF the female
portion Of the troupe The policemen
we're a very nobby and charming set.
All things being considered the engage,
mrnt 1T the troupe may be considered
a complete success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
BELLAIRE,
Personals-TwO Bad Girls ana
the Circus.

A couple OF young fellows came over
from Moundsville yesterday morning IN
search OF couple vi girls who are sup
nosed TO have gone with the circus.
One OF the parties was brother ana the
other was engaged TO be married TO one
Of the girls. We could not learn any
names. They were unsuccessful now
ever, In finding the girls. =,
Master Commissioner shannon anu
Auditor Coffiand, OF st, Clairsville, were
in the city yesterday taking In the
circus. ,, J..
Officer Mccormack gobbled In j.
Kelley Yesterday for drunkenness.
The circus yesterday and last evening
WAS very quiet affair, much more 30
than usual. A street parade took place
AZ about 10 O'Clock in the morning; Inc
elephants were allowed to take up III
the river shoit time before: ABOUT
one hundred passengers came IN on the
As. W, railroad in the morning:
large number OF citizens came III from
81. Clairsville and points along the D.
o. A man Was along with the circus
selling prize packages ot soap Tor three
dollars. No man Was fortunate enough
in drawing three dollars except the sell
Ter, who drew a great many from the
farmers, who came in to see the shoy;
Mrs. James Frazier, OF st. Clalrsyilie'
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John
Dubois, Of this city.
q. Eisman, Of Steubenyille, was in the
city, yesterday.
Billy Malley languishes IN the cooler
Charge, drunkenness.
Charles Gurrant, while working on
the stone part Of the new .Etna glass
works fell, yesterday, and hurt LIS ley
very badly.
The thermometer stood at W degrees,
Yesterday, at McMaster's drug store.
Frank Young, of this city, lett Tor
Terre Haute, Ind, last night.
|. NJ. Riley and Judge Carroll, OF ST.
Clairsyile. were in tho city, yesterday
Scotty Nolan was run in on Monday
for being drunk and disorderly' lie re-
sisted the officers, and was pretty
roughly handled. The usual fine ana
costs we're imposed, Indcpcndcnt No
Ian still languishes IN the city cooler.
John Hinton, OF Barnesville, Was IN
the city yesterday.
Sheriff Hlilles is rapidly recovering his
eyasipht under medical treatment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27

PirrspuRd, May ~. - Petroleum -
Very active; crude excited and irregular
nj 81 M at Parker's for shipm, Mt; ~
fined 7sla7w for Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
Cndifrinr the Ordinances

There il some talk oi calling a meeting
Tor tonight of the Council Committee on
Ordinances. There are matters more
difficult than to get this committee TO,
gsthsT. but not many, The work laid
out fnT Il has 50 accumulated that u will
have A siege Of Il when once u settles
down In business. There Is one matter
a work nov in progress, the import
ance of which cannot he Overes,,nated,
via: the cOdiiying Of the city ordinances,
IA might safely be- said there IL not one
man In the city Who has even an lmper-
lecl idea ot What is and what Is not city
Law. ordinance upon ordinance has
been piled mp, amended and repealed
until chaos is order in comparison.
Among the city books is one known
As the written ordinance book, which
contains ordinances written out as they
are ground out To be familiar with
that book would be what 40 man u, and
woald then he not half Al thA phase OF
nearly every ordinance adsfted are
these words:
"All ordinances or parts oi ordinances
inconsistent with this ordinance TOR
coming in conflict or IN puTviewl are
hereby repealed"
Consequently person familiar With
the run Ol the ordinances could not tell
which we're ia lore at present. To
remedy this evil and bring order out OF
the chaos, the committee has oniered
the cOditication and the work has been
xoing on Tor months. hut IL 10 al an
apparent standstill until the committee
has a meeting To ,leside certain matters
The new book. Of which large number
OF copies viii be printed, viii contain
only such ordinances As are nov IN iuil
iorce and effect, eliminating the useless
matter and producing a work that vii
he con plete and reliable. The cost will
be considerable, and 1t is considered
money vel spsal FtH a.. 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
Cross. Eyed Political Es,imsts.

CaKHESSE, May 26.-The following
from an interview with Gen. II. Y. Bat.
Ter. en- route to the Pacific coast, will
appear in the LoGd,T on Thursday:
"You do not contemplate supporting
Grant at all, General
why, certainly not, my dear sir. The
idea u most preposterous.'
Itlooks now, Genera, as II the National
Greenback Convention will nominate
YOU for the Presidency"
"Well, IL they only get upa good
platform the honor would be mot
worthy"
You would, OF course, accept the
nomination.
Il never decline anything in ad.
vance" Quickly replied the prospective
Greenback candidate for the Presidency.
what do you think Of the outcome
Of the Republican and Democratic con.
yentionsy"
"well, | think Gran, and nIden will
be nominated, and Grant will prove 10
be the strongest man before the public"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
RIVER INTELI.IGENCE.

The stage OF water at this point stu
continues to remain stationary. The
water in the channel last evening, ac'
cordng to the marks on the gauge, was
feet inches.
Weather hot and clear.
With the exception OF u little local
business, nothing was done.
The Belle Prince passed down yester-
day morning, intending To bring back
some lumber.
The Nail City, with barge, arrived
from down the river
The fact that SeamOn's wharf boat has
been engaged as freight depot by the
Tuscarawas Valley road, is hailed with
delight by several Oi our shippers.
The Emma Graham, IN charge oi Cap
tain Earhart, with Pres Ellison IN the
office, got away about So'clock last even
ing tor Cincinnati, With moderate trip.
The meeting al steamboatmen AT La
iayette, Hail, in Pittsburgh, Tuesday,
was largely attended, and passed of in
most satisfactory manner. Delegates
were appointed TO attend the 1t. Louis
convention, and the color.blind test
and proposed change OF signals
were discussed, the sense OF the meet
ing being almost, II not altogether, unan-
imously against these measures, both
of which are very obnoxious To pilots.
IL ~ to he hoped tSut the Secretary OF
the Treasury will at Fust revoke the or
der requiring the change OF signals,
which is to go into effect on July list.
The following named gentlemen were
=. al IA nj a N
yention: Captain NJ. A. Cox OF the
steamer Geneva, Capt. John Kerr, oi
the Sam Clark, and Capt. Chas. Bailey,
OF The Fred. Wilson,
The st. Lawrence has gone To bank ut
Cincinnati, and the new and elegant
passenger steamer 4. w. Bachelor Will
leave in place of the 81. Lawrence next
Saturday afternoon.
PTTTsHURGu, May 26.-Riyer 10 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
CNclNNArI, May 2j.--Rivcr Il ieet II
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
warm. Arrived-lludson, Wheeling,
laid up; Pittsburgh, st, Louis Departed
Pittsburgh, Huntington; Fashion,
Henderson.
EvANsvuIR, May 26.--Down-lillbert,
Weather clear, hot and south wind.
Mercury 81. River and 0-l0 feet and
falling. Little business.
LOUISVILLE, May a6.-River falling
with feet 10 inches in the canal, and 2
feet 10 inches in the chute. Business
dull. Weather hot, with indications OF
rain. Calf, Cincinnati To Memphis;
Baltic and tow, from 81 Louis.
CAIRO, May % Arrived - Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Champion, st,
Louis; City OF Greenville, Nicksburg.
Departed-Belle Memphis, 81. Louis;
Champion, Paducah. River ~ feet I
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
MkMrHIs, May 26.-River fallen 3
inches Departcd-Juhn A. Scudder
st. Louis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and DOings.

Mr.. +. Bromer sails next week for
Germany; also Mr.. q, Hess, wife and
daughter.
Mr.. Frank Stamm returned yesterday
from an extended pleasure trip through
the West lie reports as having had a
glorious time.
BENZ Davenport, Esq, formerly Of
this city, now OF Chicago, is in the city
for brief visit.
The Rentz -Santley Company were
quartered at the New Mcclure.
=Messsrs, s. NJ. FELTON,, j., Ii, s. Craig,
]. IL. Barrett, Ross kells and NJ. NJ.
Rodgers, OF the Z. &. 4 st. l.. Ry., ar
rived in the city last evening on speial
train, and are quartered at the New Nc
Lure.
Vim. II. Grant and wife of Cleveland
are at the New Mcclure. Mr.. Grant Is
the General Freight aud Ticket Agent
of the Tuscarawas Valley road.
r.. :. Lee and wife of Cleveland have
rooms at the Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
A PRosPEcTIvE sENsAsATIoN
Mr.. Springer Preparing TO Toss an Anti
third farm Resolution INTO the Houss.

Mr.. Springer Preparing TO Toss an Anti
Third Term Resolution INTO the House.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-There IL u
good deal Of uneasiness among Repub-
Leans Tor fear some reckless Democrat
will spring upon the House an anti
third.term resolution. In such an
event there would be one Of the live
Hest lodging and squirming ever seen
in the ilousu ol Representatives.
Springer, Of Illinois, who enjoys sen
sation, has an anti.third-term resolution
drawn up, which he wants to throw
into the House. Springers resolution
il almost an exact copy oi the one
adopted by the House in December,
1879, by Il vote Of 2l3to Is. The Ohio
members Garfield and Monroe-voted
Tor the resolution, aud Ia run II at them
now from the Democratic side would
cause cruel embarrassment. Governor
Foster also voted Tor II. Oi those who
voted Tor the resolution, eight are dele
gates Ia Chicago, to.wll: Senator lioar,
Of Massachusetts; Lieutenant Cover
nor llosklns, OF New York; Represen.
talives Frye, Conger and Garfield, and
Representative Hale and Sinneck.
sou, OF New Jersey, aud Foster Of
Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
LIvA BTOCK.s
Dast Liberty.

FAST LIHkRry, May 26.-Cattle- RI.
ceipts 697 head. oil through. Nothing
doing but with local butchers; her,
butchers. 1900 10 400 lbs. ~ Ss
8 90; iair 10 good, loo to LOO lbs.
81 3Ota)I 40; common ~ 1894 %.
Hogs Receipts 1000; Philadelphia
81 4O(a1I 80, Torkers ~ 1904 20.
Sheep Receipts 5000 head; selling
a. OO(db 10,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27

sunday Express leaves Wheeling at s:a2 A.
arriving at Mvll,hug at 9t3 A. ~ and AZ Steu'
b,u,IIIr 90 80 A. n, connecting WIN facihe
FNrT-,, tsr all Western points. -
Trains leaving Columbus AZ tOr N anu o'D
n ruu daily. Through ChtcagO EkpIess,
I,a,., Columbus daily eNcUpt sunday, AZ 20 2.
81 with sleeping car EattAchcd, arriving IN ChicA
...,sf +. al NEXT morning. BgTths can be securcd
h, advance at Union Depot ticket othce. Colum-
bus -
Pullman draw IND room sleeping cars thnnfI
,.Itb,ut change from Stsubcnvtlle hast % fhila
t.ItHia aud New York, and West Ia Columbus,
cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis aud 81
Louis -,
Fnr through tickets, baggage cheeks, sleeping
or accommodations aud ANY further tntOrma'
lion apply "a J0scph n. Belleyille, Ticket Agent
Al psn.Haudle Depot foot II Eleventh street or
81 city Ticket OMco, under Mcclure House,
n hyUliug -,
~ W. Caldwell. General Manager. Columbus,
d ". l. Brien, General Passenger aud Ilcke'
Agent Columbus. o. A'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
RIVERS AND HARBOBS.
The Senate Handling the Bin with Consid-
crate Coyness

WAsHIsGTOS, May sb.-Ihe Senate
Committee on Commerce were IN SEES
sion Tor upwards Of three hours YESTERDAY
upon the river and harbor bill, and
went carefully over the items OF the
the bill. previously stated in these
dispatches the committee IL almost
unanimously opposed to adding any
thing to the appropriations contained IN
the bill as 1t passed the House, tearing
that such action will make the success
OF the bill exceedingly doubtful. 1t Is
known that among Senators generally
there is strong feeling against this
measure and It would take but little To
draw out motion to indefinitely post
pone the whole matter. Under these
circumstances, therefore, Senator Cor.
man and the other members OF the com
mittee who are anxious 10 secure the
passage OF the bill are working earnest
~ to prevent its being loaded down with
amendments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
Weather Indications.

WAsHIN0roS, May q, a. M.-for
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley station
ary or falling, followed in the western
portions by rising barometer, nearly sta
Iionary temperature, winds mostly from
south To west, cloudy weather and local
rains.
FOR the Lower Lakes, nearly station
AIRY barometer and temperature, winds
mostly south To west, partly cloudy
weather and local rains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-27
rs 1T BLACKMAILP
The Gambling Cases and Anoth'
ar Suit.

A was chronicled in this paper yes
terday morning, Mrs. Emma Csrpsutef
swore out warrants for Messrs. J. v.
Psden. Ed. Christman. Joseph Green
and Daniel Arnett, charging them WIN
gambling. Mr.. Christman was aus
charged aud the others waived exam nnon
ton and gave bond in the sum oil sNo
to await the action Of the grand Jury. :,
Now these four men turn about ana
90 before Justice Caldwell and swear
ont A warrant for Mrs. Carpenter,
changing her with blackmail and en-
deayoring to extort money from them.
We asked the question, yesterday morn
ing, WAS this a Lowell caseY and TIE
plaintiffs to the new suit think 1t ID.
Mr.. Christman tells the following:
Mrs, Carpenter came to me ana saiu
about this:
III want some money from you and
III give you until tomorrow to pay 1t.
"What iorP" said |. 9,
"You been keeping poker room and
now you've got to pay, said she.
"How much?" says j. :,
Hundred and twenty-five dollars, y
says she.
III won't doit," says l.
"I'll prosecute you" says she. -,
go and do it, says |. And she did.
And now | want to know II that ain
blackmai. She says | keep a poker
room, and that's not so. And l under
stand she is going to sue me for selling
whisky. The only whisky | ever han.
died was what put down my throat,
and | guess | can't be sued for that
You said | was held on the gambling
charge-that wasn't right. was dis.
charged, and when the justice saw that
he wanted more witnesses the others
Just waived and went on their bonds.