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New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
THROWN DOWN STAIRS THREE TIMES.

Officer Mcclure of the Sixteenth Precinct. whIe %
on patrol duty Monday night. heard cries OF help
from Sr the fenement-house, No. 553 West Twenty
He found Mrs cS1PRSy %fElmG M%Tpy ygGr she
b0nseIeener. b Mrs Connolly fed to her room fol.
by the officer She ss'zed ah1ss fonT mes
sin Snnt Che hodv Michael Connolly then sprang up
aUS sezsd ls the officer In the scGe Mcclure was
Thrown three times down the stars Connolly az
length found an old hatchet with which he at.
temnted to brain tie officer. but McGuire caught
oniy one of theb lows the side of bis head when
laid the skin open to the bone. Mrs. Connolly mean
While struck McGuire several times with the stair
rail. The officer finally dragged Connolly down 10
the street floor, when the prisoner AIMED anotner
yicous blow at him with the hatchet, which was
waded of by Mrs Murphy Who f6 exer
f;ona of fonr policemen and five citizens to take
to the police station so lie was Srtsted sssn sep9
arJow IIficer Mcclure took Mrs. Connolly before
arrs at the t5s sTn M1s MapphS was
balv hurt to appear and that Connolly was still IN
the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
A TOWN TREASURY INA BUREAU DRAWER.

Tn the tiipl Of John DWycr, Tho tN-IOWn
Treasurer Of Gutenberg. y. j.. yesterday The defend
mt testified that tho book of improvement certificates
WAS not in his POSSESSION when H. was Treasurer ald
thnt he kept n memorandum cf the certificates paid by
him. lie paid the one 81 0G) which The prosecution
claimed was forgery and cancelled 1t. The certificate
for SlG3 CO. which was also sud to De forgery WAS
cxchat gcd for bonds Tho witness acEnnT iedgcd ta
denied That hc had forGrd the certificates. ehheZHed
fr town'S funds fns;fcd the accounts On MS CrIss
| examination Mr. Dwycr caused no little surprise by
stnting that be funds Ia bureau drawer
with his private funds. The VIII be continued to-
/ duV,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

g. hroke ont AT z o'clock yesterday morning in
. dwslling house owned by Michael Baisley, at
iamaiea. Il, T. The house was occupied ny
Randall Smith, who loses everything-turniture'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

WrNcHEsrER's HYPoPHosrHITgs a.
VII, eure Consumption Coughs Bronchitis, Deonby, ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

Bathing in hot weather is incomplete witn'
out PYLRs's SOAR. i
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
REVISED ELECTION RETURNS.

Alabarna-Tne official vote Of the State,
with four counties to hear from, is: Han
cock. 81, 800; Garfield, 80, 794; Weaver, 4,551.
The counties to hear from will add about
1000 to Hancock's majority. a..
Arkansas-A Little Rock dispatch says
there is no doubt of the election of all
four Democratic Congressman in Arkansas.
In the First District Dunn leads johnson
$500 votes with Desha and Mississippi
Counties to hear from, which will not alter
the result. In the Second District Jones is
elected by 2,124 plurality over Williams, who
leads Garland, Greenbacker, 1000 votes.
In 1.-THE Third District, Crayens is reelected
oyer Boles, Republican, by 5000 majority.
In the Fourth District Gunter is reelected
by plurality over Peel, Democrat, Of
about 800, Murphy, Republican, being 1000
behind Peel ri ~ nj n lfl - -.
Iowa. Official: Garfield, 1s3,954; Han
cock, 1o5,s2s; Weaver, 1890, Garfeld's
plurality, 70, 126. 49,,
Kansas-Official returns from 65 counties
Oeaying Is veto be heard from. give Gar
field, 105, 1853; Hancock, 50, 100: Weaver, 49,
l219. For Governor. st. John, 9S,992; Ross,
50, $751; Vrooman, 15,777; Struggled, 204.
Legislative returns, nearly complete, show
the Senate will be composed of 81 Republic
cans, q, Democrats. and sFusionist; the
House of III Republicans, Democrats, &
Fusionists and 2 Independent Republicans.
+; Observation-Disclosures: (, Hancock, SO, 706;
Garfield, Is, SIS. f.,... gam, ,....,t-
Minnesota Garfield's plurality is 39,073.
Missouri Official: Hancock, 20S 600; Gar
field, 1853, 1851; Weaver, S5,o45. Hancock's
plurality, 5000. y Tilden's plurality in1S76,
So, O4s.' Total vote in 1876, 35l, $40; 1880,
397 .221.f ,f...... ,.t,,,.- ...
Nebraska-Complete returns SHOW Re;
publican majorities ranging from S2,6i6'td
2,955; Greenback vote, $500. The total
vote OF the State is 81 SOC; total vote in 1876,
As, 40 J. s.t tlut..e- -! sts
Ohio-The official vote of the November
election in Ohio is as follows: Garfield, &c.,
04S; Hancock, $40 1881; Weaver. 6, 456; Dow,
1916. Garfield IS plurality, 34,217 majority,
%, 145.,S4ssTY 1sI asrr.s 5-t ~
Observation-Disclosures: Garfield, 444, 704 !;
Hancock, 407, 41s; Weaver, 2O,66S; Dow,
1883; Phelps, A.
wyoming ]Territory-M. e. Post, Demo-
crat, has been elected Delegate to Congress.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

-UeIOTt Nc ufcu, IueHtIncu INC Mum VINO Sn0U
him Is Henry Rumberger, man of notvery
'goOd Oh racter, employed on a neighborfng
eNate-ofwhich Troutman was the executox.
KuAehe<ser was arrested. He denies the
NbsS but the neighbors generafiy believe
him guilty. 3 as
"a SEVERE snow-storm, accompanied
BIZ pausually cold weather, preyaild gen,
s1sslfy0n the 10Th west of the Missl4sippB
extending to the Gulf. At LeadvillE foot
of snoYfell and the mercury went dawn to
20 deg. below zero. In Southern Texas the
sugar crop has been badly injured. Many
sheephfe fepSbtSd TO te,pefisheda' : IT
Gov. Wilt, of Louisiana, has ap-
pointed Hon. T. c.. Manning United States
Senator sSSics Spofrd deceased. 4 +
Luz entire family Of Daniel Burr,
Waterman in a Cleveland rail mill, were
asphy Xiated with gas from a coal stove on the
hight of the 10th. When Burr returned
home. I'm the morning from his work
he found the house ! tightly closed,
and. forcing an entrance through
window he discovered his wife and three
children and two other young women, friends
of the family, all lying in an unconscious
condition, while a Istrong 'odor of coal gas
perValed the house. It was not believed that
any Of the Burr family could live; one Of the
visitors was conyalescent. -
JAMES McFERRoN, son of the Rev.
DR.. j. B. McFeffon, agent of the Southern
Methodist Publishing House at Nashville,
was instantly killed on, the 18th, by an acci-
dent on the Alabama and Great Southern
Railway near Elyton, Ala.
MAMMOTH CITY, CAL, go miles from
Bodie, has been almost destroyed by fire. Z
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

10 THE wing Of the Minnesota Insane
asylum destroyed by fire was ocsupied ex-
elusively by male patients. All the records
were destroyed and the work Of identifca-
ton. of patients is necessarily somewhat
difficult. Up to the 18th the remains OF
light bodies had been found in the ruins,
in addition to which % others were known
tofbe missing. iligf i=4fH.. .H ;l5r.l -1.-.5
i9IAp,L Logan, o., Carmi Call emptied
package containing seven pounds of blasting
powder into flour sack. His wife held the
sack. He carelessly threw the wrapping
paper that had contained the powder into
the stove. The remnant of powder adher-.
ing to the paper caused a fash which ignited
the entire mass contained in the sack. Mrs.
Calls clothing was set on fire and she was
otherwise so badly injured that she died
within short time; Call's injuries were Sc
we're, but not necessarily fatal. Three chill
-dren intanother part of the room were not
injured in the least. .,,,g,.. ... ..,......
!. JAMES b. FERGUSON, wefl-tO-do
farmer residing near Bedford, Ind, hanged
himself on account Of his daughter having
been betrayed by young man named kerne.
SERIOUS differences are reported to
exist in the British Cabinet regarding the
treatment of the Irish land labor question.
It is said that Messrs. Bright and Chamber-
lain have pronounced absolutely against any
coercive measures.
A SPECIAL train on the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad, conveying four COM
panies of the Sixteenth U. s. Infantry, en-
route from Fort Riley, X ans, to San Anto-
MO, was thrown from the track near Corsi-
cana, ON the 18th. Privates Matthew Smith,
Ed. Lewis and James Riley were killed; eight
others were injured, two at least fatally.
THREE masked men entered the resi-
dence of William Melton, eight miles west Of
Meadville, Penn, the other night, and while
one held . revolver at Melton's head the
others bound and gagged him and his sister,
who is his housekeeper. The burglars then
searched the house and carried away over
500 and . gold watch Ja.14s1d SO
CHARLES S. FISHER, a prominent
young lawyer Of Cincinnati, and an active
Republican politician, is under arrest
charged with an attempted fraud upon the
ballot box at the October election.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL WHAR-
TON says the Republicans will contest the
seats OF Democrats returned to Congress
from the Fourth and Fifth Districts of Lou
isiana, and perhaps likewise those of the
First and Second Districts. 9a.
Two leading Nihilist organizers were
hanged at st, Petersburg on the 18th.
!, SITKA, Alaska, has had cyclone,
followed by an earthquake. Many houses
were demolished. i -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25


on the 18th, the following. proceedings were
had in reference to the Congressional contest
in the Ninth District: ''7
State ex rel. Nicholas Ford vs. Geo. w. Trigg.
County Clerk Of Ray County; application Tor
alternative writ of mandamus filed; writ or,
dered Issued Ieturnable November 81, inst.
The object OF the application Is to compel the
Clerk Of the Ray County Court 90 certify to
the Secretary of state the vote for Congress
the Judges of Election, il being alleged that
the returns made were based upon the tally
sheets and not npon the poll books;
McGrath, Secretary of State; application for
writ OF prohibition to restrain the secretary of
state from opening ana counting the vote OIL
or declaring the result of said election Until
the an Tor ss tne
mined by this Court. Temporary writ OF pro.
hibitionIwas granted returnable November %,
inst b.. ,df 80 .i.,p, 81. ..ft...t t.i,-.,. .I
s. --'.Tobe'' eLaughlin, an engineer on the
st. Louis, Wabash and Pacific Railroad, was
shot dead in a saloon on the southeast cor
ner of Broadway and Montgomery Streets,
st. Louis, on the night of the 14th. His
BROTHER Dan Laughlin, received a bullet In
his right side At the same time and place,
infiicting serious and probably mortal
wound. The shooting was done by James
L. flanagan, PROPRIETOR VI INC sutOou, hIu
fuss over the price of a few drinks prompted
the quarrel that ended in the bloody work.
Flanagan is under arrest. He claims that
the shooting was done In self-defense. l
Thomas Ryland, head waiter at the
Union Depot Hotel, Kansas City, committed
suicide on the night Of the nth by shooting
himself through the head. He was about
S0years of sse, and bad been masrted six
months, his wife being d Qufncy IN. u girl,
where Ryland formerly resided. No cause
fs assigned. He left q note relating to
the disposal of bis effects. His domestic res
latfons are said to have been pleasant qt'
~ Maggie Kelley, aged 4, was burned to
death by her clothing taking fire, at st. Yo-
seph's Orphan Asylum in St Louis. on tho
18th. The accident was caused by rag with
which she was playing taking fire from the
stove and communicating the flames to her
dressH MR. n fTErTlTTy =.
1.-The Plattsburg public school HIS been
suspended for two weeks on account OF scar
let fever. .ss - ~ t,,.. las- ~
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

- -Justios Smith said on, opening his
court at Connorsville, Tenn. !: t:Whliam
Henry Smith is arraigned for assaulting
his father" The magistrate had on the
previous day knocked his father down
with club, and it was himself that he.
wasnow arraigning. He continued: THE
evidenceis conclusive. aud II m not sure
but ought to send myself to jail for ten
days. But, this Is nay first offence and
I certainly had good deal Of provoca-
ton. will simply impose . fine Of ten
dollars" to
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

.IUcRETfA Morr died at her Residence
near Philadelphia on the 18th, aged IS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

The engagement ring is Just now
let il the proper thing. 10 h'''2'' RI
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

The prospectus Of the Panama Canal
Company has been Issued in Paris. l. The
capital stock is fxedat 800, zoe, 600 francs
and the total cost Of the work is. estima ed
at G0O,0OO,OOO francs, the difference to be
raised by the issue Of bonds.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

Col. THOMAS A. SCOTT and a party
Of prominent railway officials have been
making tour of inspection over the Texas
and Pacific and New Orleans Pacific roads.
They were Hospitality entertained at most of
the various cities and towns they. visited.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
STHTE NEWS.
The Vote on President-Complete Onicial
Returns.

The following are y os.eis,< etsrn;6Pf
the vote cast for EleSoFs' ~ rPt sid ut md
Vice. President in ssorfi e thu recent
election. The tota: mt4r of3ot( st 10
397, 3l1. In 1876 the Ntal1 Ium Ter q Votes
east in the State was> 9,se Ssf ~htek ffld,
had O9.6S7: HAYES, I44,3!E; Cooper, 3,49S.-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

TIE earth nakes AT Agram, in Aus
tria, continued for several days. Halt the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

town has been DESTROYED and thousands rem
dered homelessa The,Gove1sament mas sent
military engineers and workmen to assist in
measures of relief aIe gE8E . - saEiit}
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

The flush times began with Eve's
FIRST blush. - fr1a seta tt3-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25
THE Bank of Bergen County and the

The Bank OF Bergen County and the
Bergen County Savings Bank, allied institu-
lions at Hackensack, N. j., have been de-
pleted of large amount Of bonds, hypothe-
Gated by John Jacob Berry, Cashier OF the
former bank and Treasurer Of the latter.
Both concerns have closed 'aeir doors and
Berry is under arrest. The, amount Of his
defalcation is not known, but will probably
reach $125,O00. Unfortunate speculations
are said to be the cause Of Mr.. Berry's down
fall. s.sslr 4i Fe4sr .fiteLsf -ift,f atfifttf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

4 Summary Of Important Events.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

JUSTICE CLIFFORD, of the Supreme.
Court, who was struck with paralysis some
three weeks ago, still lies helpless He has
recovered his speech partly and can artfcu
late, but his mind has hardly sranied from
the shock, and it is doubted if he will ever
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

In the Supreme Court ut Jefferson City,
on the 18th, the following. proceedings were
had in reference to the Congressional contest
in the Ninth District: "'-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

Col. A. B. MEACHAM has left Wash
fngton for Denver, where he will attend the
trial of Agent Berry and proceed to Los
Pfnos Agency in company with his colleagues
Of the Ute Commission under escort of
body of troops, for the purpose Of paying the
Northern Utes money due them under
treaty. ftfaY s,t.tE. 80 ii aaIifrLE,a.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

.dGEN. SHERMAN's annual official res
port to the Secretary OF War has been pub
lished. He renews his recommendation of
last year, that Congress be asked to give 25,-
600 enlisted men specifically to troops of the
line Of the Army, and to make separate pro-
vision for special service. A.tSa"'"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

2 Rev. JAMES 3. CoRRINGToN, D. D.,
for 80 years q Methodist minister, q !cotem-
porary of and co-worker with Peter Cart
wright, and a quarter of century ago
hardly less famous than that great preacher,
died at the residence OF his son, Rev. james
F. Corrington, in st. Louis, on the 10th. .
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

;GANRErrA. fearing nicotine poison
Ing. has given up smoking. i.,arf e24
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

AN appeal has been issued for aid for
the destitute families of the workmen killed
by the Stellarton IN. So mine accident.
There are 33 widows and 10 orphans to be
provided for, in addition to which some 200
men are thrown out Of employment by the
uptosing of the mine. The entire population
d a. the town is about 1000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-25

SELT MISSISSIPPI valley 17Hnte1F-7otate
in which zion met at the State House in New
practicals on the 1eth. The follqwing offee
A syshsosen; President, exchief Justice ,,tI,
muhts, Tobias Gibson, louisiana; Gen.
orFrank Troutman, Kentucky; w. Gould,
Missouri; Alex. Campbell, West Virginia; ;
D. b. Woods, Pennsylvania; L. C. Keever,
Ohio; Benz. Kiger, Mississippi. Secretary,
John G.. Henderson, Louisiana.
, 1880-10-30
A HARD MASTER.

How Hancock ERcguintoh Matters for
Neutrality-suspicious. DO Thcso Senti-
nseylta Sound iii a Candida te'A Life.
Gen. 1lancock's pnsil!on with respect to
workingnlcn Is very clearly told in tho fol-
lowing sections of n Texas law, which, rs
military commander, llo approved mid at
tempted to enforce:
"SEc. :. LII case ut sickness Of tho la-
horer, wages for tho tive lost st,a!s be te-
tic PURPOSE Of illcness mid also u, refnsal
to W0ris nccOrtt.ng tn, contract, double tho
amount of wages shall ha deducted for thu
si!MN lost, and nlsn when rutlHIs hAve teen
furnished; md. shonld the rcf.tsat to work
ahMla he rclngte<t tn " JWsltsc Of tAe peaee
nr Mayor ut n town or city, nlNl 3ilatl be
fntcel.t0 lab0r. n't fands, streets, mn! other
public works without ,nay, until the offender
consents tn return tn htS lnh0r.
''S1;c. Q. The labor Vt the employd shall be
governed by tho terms stipulated IN thu con.
tract; he shall ubny NIL proper orders of Ills
employer Or hts tIKent, nt!d take proper cure chl,
of Ills ~erk-mW!es. s'orses, 1xe1!,, stock nt at
character and kind, also oil agricultural I'm
n}uIl!r.lls; and employers s!lu1 nye tllB right
10 make q rcastMt} 10 deduction fran the
lnhurers' wages fnr Injuries tlutle t1Nnluials
or agricultural implements cntnnltatd 10
thclr care, Or for ind nr negligent work.
Failing III nbey reasonable ortltrs. neglect Of
duty, leaving l,nlne wl.llont permission, lns'
puHel,ce, swearing, 0r Indecent lhng!I0sp 10
lly, or nscilt. or q,snrrei,g att lighting with
ni,e uMasl,es, sl.nll s,e deenled Atsnuetlicnee,
For my tilsoiedienee n iino 0Y 81 shall bc
Imposed. MD paid b, The offender. Fur al
sion frosn tho employer or h!s agent, unless
III cascs Of sickness, tf,n laburur s1la'l be nel
u cents ,Gar hour. Fnr nll nhsenco from
hume without pcrl,lissl0n, tlln Iat>'rcr VII! be
noui,ced Mt tho tin0 Ut tlle delinquency"
, 1880-10-30
NELLIE HAGAN.
An IEetrcss to Millions Abnndons Her
Husband nuI Clll1drcn for Wall
Street CurbAtono IIroker.

~ 1tnsnnu% auI children for vail
Strcot (mrbatono llrokor.
Nsc isrk Star.
ss"r 4 w"a' ,ancs.t sss, t srs99E varso psoands s
NIL silrrnlndcd by tho essential features
wlel form the foundation Of The s Traditional ,'
which cane to inc knowIcdeo OF
y Star reporter Yesterday. Inc woman
~ % the ,sno faso da Is x1et, c%xe o n5"nos met
~ mother he Of % thrso littlo M children. Thc dn,,gh-
tero tl'o LATE a. T. ales, q 1nlllIonalrc re-
s!.ins on Ellt,' avenue, henr fotty,!l5tn
t,,;s Srr sta,inn In lin md s,trro,ndrd hv nil
s ,.sa .a s., H.. H. ~, na,,n Inv,s,,,,, sov.n
t!'a i"S"les laIhl t'o"Hy MFlsn1y oannn.
sGS Nsc sa ss e aon lsn s SeaI Of e errs ss
%t.e3 WIS na. ~ MI y"ts .n,s,. 1 ~ tl,
",tw wc IN, h,rn lin thrr.. ahfidre,, nil airis.
et.si esstt t. rsspectlye!y @ !, i, and yoars. Mf
l!nFn1, ,tees ,sreM tos ,s 's nvs ts WAY ~alu @
A1lat sou yeals vy s,,ss ,o nt 2e"t 'fu IL
my nnssn ~" rt,nnt nn,yn ~ " II
Wrsf ias'otG strcct Mr % imsans II bsness -
Sh!!rA MN nWny lrniH M ,tn"ta H. Try .ena1S w.
r oh peT": W.T. ,,or mr Wnn tsrn otfero,' 49,, ~
"svn ~ ,ome t nm" 1io iod ~ rs III, Il,
,sntSt n wsn |s w'ss Se e ey hcae a' ncxDpuey wta
nnl net his wito H. coInpul'y Wit!i
ark s'!nhkef whts cpa St!&i atisr incidents WMten
cnln9 10 i'ls kmo"leuGc & afoaSGa h!s
ss'e,}f' of @ rooyu I epas 70 Ma,c his Wtfo 10
se u they wSre VOL i1n iol1,"e ,;nsos rs 1ot1
asrly. nc tpok nef Lse,iG,on;,y ,,n 70 nees 3,ot 9"
tlls stranser IN whose co!nptny 10 ,asl haa
ast r N hS aIS Wathns 10 he es awSe
caMa With fnrrs of pToof p,na tlat v1s!s WE
sau!lantnn wes Wali;*treGt /; "out,sto9e" H..
hr0ker 'nsA Lols w., Y ~ a,oso otw r. , n a as
yny y ps s Us 10 bSss bS :p III ss %n sufsSs esS VIZ "
no no @.IssuIsing the facts, any inngcr, nlll Nj.
i!HEs III s,ss 'a'dti incfs1nosly to tho ta'o
| In March, Dohsnll. according to his state;
nlent. snw Mrs. ilakan nt T. tI'eatcr. followed ~ w.,
ShU rupliGt, and I'LL kNt!nMcy sprung !lp. Dob
, 1880-10-30

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G; ~ ~, G,u ,r,,ed Gu hsai md H. s'' tn9gad
.ynEn, in H., - NaiSisn,, sre,,tn ind 'r,sac,
seventh strcfh wherg they entered :
insnionan!e ~ tm","''Krn1s rsna a'a stated
,1s., so. " vi, ,nss,,a tin t;",,t ,,aro o illr
nnchI,,s s" II w'a'fst @ tmn @ 'f fr",m G t n,s,s, Ater
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pNFofh ara ny y ti,nn m soi S detective
I'm tm"t,v wv mt1tl whIln cvcrybUy NV w.s mplMs' %s
Hloss' IT, ,,,sa W1" rIo c%ttt nna e1.np'4 INTO
NY, NY '"nI1 ,viii,ort ioslnp mn,ncnt MN taa'ccp,
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t"tn nix strcct with Tia ,ir.cctiva a stle9 s,a
n,turt % II nrrvr,,t n,v nm from, ini1n,.,'na S,na
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