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New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
THE ATTEMPT TO STEAL MINNESOTA.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUNEI


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE subcommittee OF
the House Committee on Elections, which has
charge of the contested case of DonDelly against
Washbnrn, held meeting To-day The programme
Of the Democrats. printed in THE TRIBUNE last
Thursday was carried out to the letter.
There is the best reason to believe that the de-
c,sion to oust Mr.. Washburn and to seat Donnelly
was reached after conference between the Dem
ocratic members Of the subcommittee and the
other Democratic members OF the Election Com
mittee.
No written report will be made to the full Commit
tee The Republican members of t Committee
will unite in a report in favor of Mr. Washburn.
This will be strong document. and will make in-
terestng reading for the next political campaign.
There is bare possibility that one Demo
cratic member of rhe Elections Committee will re-
volt and refuse TO join his party associates in their
raid to destroy Republican majority of more than
5000. That member is Mr.. Speer, of Georgia. Mr..
Speer is a young member who has already shown,
besides unusual ability, a disposition to he fair.
Last Thursday he openly rebeed against the DEM
Ocratic party policy of thrusting political riders"
upon appropriation bills, and refused to be coaxed
or driven back into the party ranks on that ques-
tion. He may refuse To become party TO the at
tempt to steal tie State of Minnesota from the Re-
Dulllcans
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
BLAINE DELEGATES FROM POTSDAM, n. Y
my IEIEGEAPn TIE TRIRuNE.l

POTsDAM n. Y, Feb. 14.-The Republicans
Of Posdam met IN town caucus this afternoon to elect
Delegates 10 the IIIi Assembly District Convention OF
81 Lawrence County 70 be held at Stockholm Depot
on Saturday next.
The Issue was a square one between the friends OF
Grant and Blaine other names were mentioned.
The b aIne delegates were elected by majority OF
90 the vote standing Blaine, $40 Grant. 81.
1hc delegates elected are l.. ID. Brooks, H. Bicknel'
and y. o. Freeman. \ resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
passed requesting the Utica Convention TO allow the
delegates from each district to select the
delegates to tnc Nation Il Convention.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
OTHER CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS.
A NOTABLE BLAINE CLUB.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MFETING-PRoMINENT MEN WHO
AID THE MOVEMENT.
IpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUSE.l

TpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRGBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA Blaine Club was
organized here this evening, and an enthusiastic
meeting was held in the rooms secured for that pur-
pose. The event had not been advertised; and in
fact the meeting was only designed to be one for
formal organization
Representative Price. of Iowa. elected presi-
dent, and the following partial list of vce-presi-
dents was chosen, all the gen lemen named having
consented to serve: The Hon. J. G. Burrows, Mchi-
gan Senator II. w. Blair New Hampshire; William
Brown, Kentucky; Senator Newton Booth, Califor-
mia General s. A. Hurlbut, Illinois; the Hon.
John bynch, Maine; the Hon. jeremiah NJ Wilson,
Ind: General John II. Ketchum, New-YOrk; the
Hon. Charles G. Williams Wisconsin the Hon. r.
c. Mccormick, Arizona; DR.. c. b. Purvis, District
of Columbia the Hon. d. c. Haskell Kansas; the
Hon. John $. Mitchell. Pennsylvania; the Hon.
Thomas NJ. Browne. Indiana Mayor ID. i. Hlne,
Virginia the Hon. T. Fl. Brent. Washington Terri
tory the Rev. DR.. j. T.. Rankin, District of Colum-
bia w. A. Louderwilk. Maryland the Hon. j. +.
Wilson, Iowa.
j. j. Bartlett. of Massachusetts,, was elected Sec
retary and the following named gentlemen were
elected members of the Executive Committee: The
Hon. Hiram Price, the Hon. Wm. +. Chandler the
Hon. John p. RICE, the Hon. j. T. French, Mr.. j. B.
Bartlett
Brief speeches were made by General TIurbut,
Representatives Williams Cakns, Reid and Price;
Mr. Browne, of Kentucky, and Colonel Bryant, OF
Georgia.
The list OF vce-prcsidents is TO be filled up by the
Executive Committee, it being the design to have
one representative from each State or Territory. One
of the immediate objects of the organization is to
secure as far rs possible. an outspokcn avowal or
preference for Presidential candidates from Repub-
leans here
Probably this city is one of the least promising
of all localities for the organization OF a Blame
Club. All in official life. outside OF Congress,
are debtors to some extent TO tho present Admin
istratlon or To that Of General Grant, and quite
naturally their predictions are for Secretary
sherman as the Administration candidate. or t0r
General Grant Several of the vice-presidents Will
be recognlzed as among the most stalwart kepn0-
licans in Congress.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
REGULATING TIE COAL SUPPLY.

PHILADELPUIA, Feb. 1i.-NO definite cOnclu-
sion has yet reached with regard to til" coal trade
suspension President GOwen, OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company. decided after consultation
with CHARLES Parrish, Of the Lehigh aud Wkesbarre
Coal Company this afternoon 10 stop production on
three davs OF each week from Monday next until the
Isl OF Auril This restriction Il demanded ny the
prosnt condition of the lie aud the large supply on
hand A., l..
This plan. II is thought, will be submitted Va IN
diyi ul and the coal producing companies
for teir approva but strong doubts ot geuer action
I'm this respect expressed especially by operators IN
fhe Iehigh region. The latter dscaim all uterest IN
me matter, and state that their movements VIII DO
governed entirely by their md vidual requirements
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGR1PH.
ARRorT INDICTED.

ABBOTT INDICTED.
BosToN. Feb. 14.-Stearns h. Abbott was IN
today the Grand Jury Tor the niufuei Vi i Ne"'
at GrOton JanuaIy H.
CoUNTERFEITs CIRCULATING,
InxnoS Ont Feb l4.-tOanferfelr ri bits on
a., Rank of Montreal and altered g tours ON
h e nadan Rank OF Commerce. are IN circulation here
SUING COURT CLERK
c,,c,x>,r, Feb l4-Suit was TO-DAY brought in
the United against Thomas Am0rse ae clerk
Wy " az, ued states Court and his bondsmen 20 recover
s2lo c"nee,ed BY Ambrose and lot paid over TO tho
United States .o,oox,y u,Dpcypn
UyANNIs. Mass, Feb. Il. .-lDe schooner ieaider
Kncwles owned here, from Horse lsand 3ie. 20 , Dtss
80 ~ Wi ice went ashore Nantucket sioas ffnay
avsnpc and has gone pieces The crew were ssNc ins
schooner insured IN tb" Ailahac Multi Vi Ne"i
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
QUALIFYING THE SUFFRAGE.

THE uIIrERACY PROVISION OF THE MAssACHU-
SETS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EUTLERe ARGo-
MENT AGAINST IT.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
W,sHINGroN, Feb. 14.-At the very time when
.ho Democrats OF South Carolina are preparing to
amend the Constitution and laws OF that State III
such manner as to prevent colored people VINO
conpot read and write from voting, General Is. f.
Rutler proposes in the interests OF the same Demo
cratic party, to repeal similar provision oil the
Constitution of Massachusetts,.
As counsel for L. Moody Boynton 'ureenoackl'
who is contesting the seat of DR.. George b. Loring'
General Butler filed to-day his brief III this case IN
which he argues that the illiteracy amendment to
the Constitution of Massachusetts,, adopted during
the Know-Nothng excitement, is in conflict with
tho nrovsions of the Fourteenth Amendment TO the
Prostitution of the United States.
The provision declares that mo person snail nave
n right TO vote or be eligible to office under Inc
Sonstitution OF this Commonwealth VINO shaii net
he able 10 read the Constitution IN the Engish IAN
gonge. and write his name" This provision, Con
eral Butler declares. has been used In MAssachu'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
TELEGRfPHIC NOTES.
THE nERDfc BANKRUPTcY CASE. ,

TILE UERDIC BANK HU ~ Nt9I4 -,
pnT>BrnG. Penn Feb. 14.-ln the United states
Distret CONT his morning Judge Ache.on discharged Feter
iTerdc from BANKRUPTCY without conditions
ELECTION IN QUEBEC.
OrEDpC. Feb 1.-THE HOu. Nj. Angers iConserv-
2 bss heen elected IN Montmorenc 10 I'LL the vacancy
An The House Of Commons caused By the uSe"uns Vi i'
Vain. 1..,,r,o
BELLEviILE, ont, Feb. IA gold DEPOSIT; hNo hve
feet in width has discovered IN the townsnp OF
mine II has opened and Is now being
Xw6rk ed i,y capitalists from Buffalo
THE DAMAGED STEAMER EoLUs po,.,.
NrwpnpT r. L. Feb 1I.-Ihe steamer Eolus.
h,c was srronsly damaged by collision last SATURDAY
night went TO stonngton today Tor repairs Inc uaaso
estimated at $1,000. ,,
PARLIAMENTARY FoRMALITiEs.
OTTAWA, Feb 14.-ln the House Of Commons yes
- Mr. Ichy OF HALIFAX N. s., and Mr.. Dude Of Mas
ee Quebec seconded the address 10 reply 70 VIC spesel
n Tic throne which after short deOAte 0fcu AM
tl,e House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
THE FISH EXHIBIT FOR BERLIN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Professor Baird, secre-
tary of the Smithsonian Institution. desires TO re-
ceve contributions toward the American fish exhi-
bit to be transported to Berlin. The articles must
leave New-York by the middle of March.
The action of Congress in making an appropria-
tion was reported by Mr.. Evars by cable to Minis
ter White in Berlin The following dispatch was
received this morning from him
General satisfaction at American participation.
Five hundred metres assigned. Government desires
greatly, besides other things, samples of fishery pro-
ducts and fresh fish living or packed in ice"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
ORGANIZING FOR SHERMAN
ctrR PrADy FOR ACTIVE WORK.

A CLUB READY FOR ACTIVE WOhh'
c,ruFRIyG OF BUSINESS MEN AT DELMoNICo $
REVOLUTIONS IN FAVOR OF SECRETARY sHhh-
MAN .DoprFD-AUxILIARY CLUBS TO DE
FORMED Ar ONCE IN BROOKLYN AND OTHER
PARTS OF THE STATE.
The friends of Secretary Sherman, among
the business men of the city. last evening, az
Delmonico's. organized Sherman CLUB. Inc
report of committee, giving reasons for sup
portine Secretary Sherman as Presideh'
tial candidate, was adopted. resolution
copdompinp a third term was voted down. A
committee of three was appointed to organ
ize an auxiliary club in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
WEsTCHEsTER REPUBLICANS.

The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
ttct OF Westcncster County held Convention at White
Plains yesterday. aud selected David Cromwell James
C. Cooley ani James II. Moran AS delegates, and r. W.
Hail. H. C. Henderson and T. b. Long. as alternatcs TO
represent district m the state Convention 10 Dc hcIu
nj Utica, February %. .,..-,-.,,, .
me Kepubcans of ,ha INA Assembly District held
setnblyman ID W Travis occupied the char Wm II
Robertson. James ". Hustled and George BranoIetn u
md rstood that ncy 20 npledg d. but are pronounced
AGAINST Grant or Conknng aud IN favor Of Blaine or
MashDurc.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
A TORY VICTORY IN LONDON.
LONDON. Saturday. Feb. IA.

LONDON, Satufuly FtD II, Ib5U.
At the election yesterday in the Borough of
Southwark for Member OF Parliament the polls were
closed at o'clock p. m when 10 was announced that
the result would be declared today Mr. Edward Clarke
the Conservative candidate, was elected The poll stood
os follovs: Edward Clarke tConseryaye), 1885, An
drew Dunn QlheraD, 6,S30; George ShiptOn (Worging
mems tative), 700. The result is Conservative
gaiu as Southwarl is q Liberal borough The chances
of the Liberal candidate were impaired as anei-
oased by the candidacy Of Shpton, the Work Dgmens
candinaIe.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
THE BURDETT-COUTTSP PROJECT.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Feb. IA. 1sS

The London correspondent of The liverpool
Courier says Assurance is given me to-day that the
Abatement of the intention OF the Baroness Burdett
Coutts to devote 100000 TO the amcoratOn Of the
distress in Ireland is true Contradictions Of this state
ment have been made in most OF the London daily
papers, but the fact is incontrovertibe Inc money VIII
not ho given An aims but will be invested IN the purchase
of land in the district OF COnnCmara. County Galway
10 he afterward leF TO small tenants at long lease. and
moderate rents committee OF Irish gentlemen, inter-
ested in agriculture is associated IN the scheme"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
ERIE COUNTY DELEGATES.

BUFFALO, y. y, Feb. Ii The llld AS
scmbly District of Erie County this morning elected the
following delegates 10 the Republican STATE OohFeh-
ton Donald Bain Robert Mills, william b. sirrct. .. g.
Warren aud Norris Morey.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
BOYD WINS ANOTHER RACE.

The sculling match between Robert w.
Boyd the winner OF the with Elliott at Newcastle
on-Tyne on Monday last, and John HawdOn for R200
came of the same course to-day. and was won by
the former, who beat the latter by twelve lengths
Time, 30 min, so In the betting before the
Boyd the favorite at to l. Boyd got the best Of
the start ana first 200 yards had caught the
four lengths conceded to Hawdon by the conditions Of
The race When half mile had been covered Boyd
leading In grand style by several lengths and continued
TO increase his advantage 10 the finish.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
SAyED BY TnE InoN coUPLINGS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 14.-The tender
and bagg gear OF nlrthward-5ound passenger 'rah
IN the New-Tavrn aud Northampton karoau were
thrown f,om the track below southwick thlS mornlng
hv tbe hr",k,nr of lie tender truck. The couplings
~ ~ l., d., ,, IN thsm on the cnbapkmcnt unul the
,r,in vas stooncd one passenger was bruised
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
INSTRUCTED FOR GRANT.

HUDSON, \. Y, Feb. 14.-Thc following were
chosen delegates Republican State Convention for
Coumb,a County to-day: A. Frank, II. Chacc. James
y Townsend J.. W. Bushnell, A'onzO Il. Fdrrat and
Peer Mcsck Resolutions nstruriing the delegates TO
vo,o for General Grant were adopted
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
4 IVARNING TO JURORS.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. l4.-Dr. Edward s.
Nav one Of the Jurors in the Rothschd tobacco case.
was today tned 800 bF Judge Brown for contemps
of oourt for going in the night time 10 the house 81
Marcus bernstein. one OF the deicndants ior ,he
mrnose of confer ing with him concerning the verdict
In the
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
BLAlNES STRENGTH IN HUDSON COUNTY.

At a regular meeting OF the hu'soh 'ouh'y
Republican Executive Committee, held III jersey 'i'y Oh
Friday night last. vote was taken To ascertain tnc
preference ~ the memb Rs for tAc coming
candidate There were fOrty-tnrcc menlpcI% plcacut,
aud The vote stood az follows: BlinT. - "rahl, y
sherman, : Washburnc, - Edmuhds' - W ono''' -
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
THE SALE OF 4 RAILROAD Proposed.

MoRGANTOwN, n. c., Feb. 14.-Governor
JARVIS Will probably call extra session OF the Lags-
ature for the purpose OF considering proposition by
Eastern capitalists purchase the Western North
Carolina Railroad, which includes tn" western VISION
Company The latter important link IN the railroad
chain which connects the West with the Atlantic
seaboard VIA Asheylllr n. &.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
GENERAL. sCHENCK RECOVERING.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 14.-General Robert c.
Schenck, who has been quite i'll for some weeks at
his residence Oh Massachusetts is now recoy-
ering and is reported by bis attending physician to
be better to-day than at any time during the past
two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
/ TRAGEDY CAUSED BY 4 v4LENTIyE.

PoRr JOHNSTON, n. j., Feb. IA bitter
feud has existed for long time between Meba"i SUI
trans aud Herman schultz. This morning snnrans
raceved "A comic valentine representing lisnglnan,
and snnposnR schultz bad sent IL. upon meeting the
iottcr later in tue day Surans stabbed h twice IN the
back with IOngshoreman's knife schuitz cannot 10
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
tyrERT4iYrD BY BOSTON MERCHANTS.

BosToN. Mass, Feb. 14.-Colonel Clayton
Mcsiichacl OF The PhhGdeiphid North American GOV
ernor Long OF Massachusetts; Governor Head OF new
n lmpshrc and other prominent OIhclhs Morc eh'ci
FAMED to-ught Dy tnt Merchants Clue OF Boston
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
THE ALBANY DELEGATES UNCHANGED.
AIpANy. Feb. 14.-Rcpublican Assembly

District Conventions to-day reelected the dcegatcs TO
,h Uco Convention heretofore elected. Each g. uycn
lion adortcd re-olution In favor Oi the nomination Of
General Grant for President.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
yWO BILLS SIGNED.

ALBANY, Feb 14.-Thc Governor has signed
the following bills: APpropriating money for the
Auhuru State Prison; appropriating money TO carry
ou the law relative TO the suppression OF CONTAGIOUS
diseases among cattle.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
ATTACKING AN IRISH LANDLORD
LoNpoN. satnrday, Feb "a, lssO.

Arthur Creagh magistrate of Carahan.
County CARE Ireland was fired ut hve times IN his own
bouse through a window, bat was unhur. Mr.. Creagh
rushed and fired eight shots at Ills assailans, but
without effect. Two men have been arrested on bus
pieion.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
LONDON AND PARIS GOSSIP.

POLITICS. THE DRAMA AND soClEl /.
LORD BEAcoNsFIELD's NEGOTIATIONS "'ih fHN'iA i1
DEEMED OF SERIOUS AcCOUNT-ThE GOVERN
upNr uARAssED-MR. IRvING's GRAND FEs-
TIyAL. -, r.,
IN the cable telegram from the Lon
don correspondent of THE TRIBUNE, printed
below. a period of great polltlca! ac-
tyity and interest in England is foreshau-
owed. The Persian negotiations "le
deemed of grave Importance, ana OWING
to the Tory victory in Southwarh
an immediate dissolution of Parliament Is
deemed probable. Sir Charles Dixie continues
to harass the Government on account oi
General Roberts's misdeeds, and Dr' nus
tell. the war correspondent, has also
added to their troubles by reafilrmlng his
charges. The festival which Mr.. Irving was
70 hold last night at his theatre eX-
cited great interest in social circles
Prince Napoleon's efforts to be on good terms
with the Church are referred to in the Paris
telegram, which also gives items OF perSonai
interest
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

setts as instrument of political oppression, and
was the cause of Mr. Boyntons defeat
BY an examination of the State census for
series Of years, General Butler fnds that of the
400s4 citizens Of the United States in Massachn-
setts, $50 are dsfranchised under the Consti-
tutonal provision above cited.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
ARALpoAD UNION DENIED.

BosToN. Mass, Feb. 14.--The report that
the Boston and Maine and Eastern Railroad Intended TO
consolidate is declared false by the presidents OF Ooth
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
A DILATORY CONGRESS.

THE HOUSE AS A DEBATING SOCIETY.
THE ATTEMPT TO STEAL MINNEsOTA-A BILL TO
OPEN UP THE INDIAN MISUNDERSTANDING
THE SUFFRAGE.
The session of the House of Representatives
yesterday was given up to debate on financial
and kindred topics. The Democratic plan
to change the majority of the Min
nesOta Congressional delegation was fur
ther considered in committee. A bill
to open up the Indian Territory, and
which violates all the treaty rights of the In
dians, is being considered by Senate Com
mittee. General Butler has filed a brief In
contested election case, holding that
the illiteracy disqualification in Massachusetts,
is unconstitutional.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
LEADING TOPICS OF THE HOUR.

THE TORIES REJoICNG-i DISSOLUTION OF PAkLiA
MENT DEEMED PROBABLE-MR. IRVING CHILE
RRATFs THE HUND EDTH NIGHT OF THE " MER-
New-York tribune., 1880-02-15

Remonstrances and memorials. both public and
private against placing the Napoleon monument in
Westminster Abbey, continue to pour in from dis
tinguished men Of all parties. The announcement
that it is the irrevocabe determination of the Dean
to admit the statue has elected public accusation
chat he had given pledge to that effect to the
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-28
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!
 RIBBONS! RIBBONS! Feathers and Flowers 1!

The balance of our Millinery Goods, Ribbons Flow CTS and Feathers will be sold at reduction of COG on the dollar less than the cost All these goods are new this season No old stock to work off.
 Ladies' Hosiery and Underwear, the finest stock in this city at rock bottom prices We shall leave nothing undone make ths sale the grandest of the season. by general benefit to all in every de- partment of large establishment. It is not neces- sary repeat that really and in fact the peo ples servants.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-28
the Bath City for New
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The eruption of Vesuvius is increasing.
 The report of General Skobeleff's death is untrue.
 Base ball yesterday: At Boston, Cleve- lands ,, Bostons 2; at Worcester, Worcesters 3, Cincinnatis l at Providence, Chicagos ?, Providence 6; at Troy, Troys s, Buffalos 6.
 Anthony Comstock of New York, in con- pany with an attorney, went to Duke Center, Pa, Monday, and had Doctress Hopkins, alias Mrs. Merton, arrested for sending ob- scene matter through the mails.
 The Canton of Schwyz, in Switzerland, has re-established capital punishment, and has enacted that executions shall be public This makes the fourth canton which has re- stored the punishment of death.
 Trickett, the Australian champion sculler, who is to row with Hanlan on the 18th of November arrived in London Monday night. He looks remarkably we'll He intends to remain quiet few days, until he recovers from his fatigue.
 In consequence of the widespread dissatis- faction of Roumania the American Govern ment has given it's representation there the rank of legation, but MT. Schuyler will re- tain the title of agent diplomatique at Consul Senerate. The foreign press are much amused at the incongruity.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-28
NEW YORK.
A Mad Dog i'm Court Room.

A Mad Dog i'm Court Room.
 NEW YORK, July 27.-Yesterday afternoon an extraordinary scene was witnessed in the Eighth Judicial District Court room. A lady accompanied by three young children had just entered the clerks office, when a large dog, apparently mad, suddenly bounded up stairs, and with howl of rage dashed into the marshal's room. At the moment, the room only contained three persons, Mar shals Boucseings, Boyler and Louis Finck. With cry of Mad dog,'' they rushed from the place, and the infuriated animal was upon the point of dashing into the clerks office, in which he would probably have attacked the children, when Marshal Boyler closed the door of the marshals office, and then quickly locked the door of the clerks office, thus placing the women and children in safety He then called for the police and pistol, but not pistol was to be found in the building, and it was long time before policeman was found At last Officer Patrick Dunn hurried to the spot, and prepared for the fray by arming himself and dozen volunteers with clubs and balesticks. A log of wood was then dashed against the door of the marshal's office, and out bounded the dog. The volun- teers immediately turned tail and fled, while the animal dashed into the court room, creating @ panic among the few per sons assembled there, and at last took refuge behind the judge's desk Officer Dunn and Marshal Finck then made a charge at him, and at last managed to dispatch him with their balesticks, but not before the officers clothing had been torn in several places, and MT. Finck had received several scratches. When the dog was known to be dead all the volunteers rushed in with eager haste, want ing to know where 'that dog YVES 2''