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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-23
Mapleton.

Lyceum next Wednesday night.
There is to be a Christmas tree in
the Baptist church, Christmas eve.
All are invited.
Mr.. Russell, a blind man held a
concert here this week which was
considered good.
Mr.. Chas. Dietz was married to
Miss Emma Kruger, Wednesday, Dec.
81, 1881. Our predictions about a
cook.stove was all right.
Mr.. Francis Latourell of Danville
died Tuesday, Dec. 20. He was 81 ok
but a few hours. He was near eighty
years old.
Elder Howe is holding a series of
meetings in GAINESVILLE.
Elder Davis filled his pulpit here
last Sunday.
Emma, Annie and Minnie TrOendle
are expected home from Prairie du
Chen to participate in the Christ
mas festivities.
There was a dance here Wednesday
night, also red ribbon club, a prayer
meeting and writing school the same
night. What town of its size can do
better?
Mr.. Browns store has been broken
into again. This time the contents
of the money drawer was taken.
Mrs. Will. Leighton has joined her
husband at GAINESVILLE, Clay county.
Leo. Leighton will attend school here
this winter.
School closes next week for two
weeks vacation. The entire school
are being vaccinated.
Mr.. J. M. More, of Amboy, visited
Napoleon last week.
Miss Franc. Cornell has gone to st.
Paul to visit relatives.
Miss Hattie Tenney has gone to
Iowa.
The village council have ordered
the saloons to take down all shades
and clean their windows so that their
visitors can be plainly seen.
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EX-SENATOR EDGERToN has been
appointed Chief Justice of Dakota.
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MANKATo FREE PRESS.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER n, 1881.

CONGRESS adjourned last Wednes.
day, until after the holidays.
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FOR EXCHANGE!

The undersigned will exchange House and
Lot, situated In West Mankato, for good
span of Horses, Wagon and Harness. Clear
title given to real estate. Inquire at this
Office or of A. KNAPP,
26w3 West Mankato.
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gentlemsn's house in their lives" and when they
come to the South they make people think they
are representative Northern men. l told him
we could not well afford TO send
all our best people TO the South, as
we need them at home and admitted that we have
not 80 many gentlemen in the North as We should
like 10 have, md that there traits in the charac-
ter Of many Northern men which are not wholly adj
mirable but suggested that my travels had given
Inc the impression that in these matters the North
and South arc much alike. Are Southern men all,
or generally, gentlemen of the highest order OF
characteTY Then we had long and rambling
talk, interesting but too dlffuse TO be reproduced
here. Our friend Is not politician. nor in any way,
l think, n bad fellow. He has good intentions and
some excellent personal qualities But be is young,
and he chershes absurd worship aud regret for
some features of the old repimc in the South. lie
would not have slavery back but ne is repealed by
the harsh. practical vulgar features Of the
advancing new order of things. He has
studied Northern character III, rs he in
sists, there is such a thing distinct
from Southern charact"ri-he has studied Ms from
distance. aud sees only the lower or worse side OF
our society and civilization. he and q very few
men Tx him-at least | can find very fcw-arr do
ir z " the South III service. Ever, now and then
this gentleman writes something vhi,h "hr's the
Northern heart beautifully. Polit.ciaus who wish
10 deal har,Aly with thr >oHth-ii there are amy
such-coud we'll ntofi to p:y hm good salary
and keep him constantly writing or talking. lie
viii utter enough ah7a'uili,, in Two hours 10 sup
rly mat'ril tcr anfi-> J,rrl speeches for a whole
political campaign in thr Northern states. can
not see that -uch men have ans influence in The
South Leading Southern u"i--icmoctat'--cyer} o.
where me alaiu>t them. and say The, arr i'oiS
| have f.uud 10 elderly uru among them. They
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

S209000. For this the contractor was obliged to
carry the mail once day each way the entire
route of 1850 miles For the purpose of illustra-
ton, and in order that your readers may be able 10
understand exactly what this means ! may say
that il is equivalent TO starting coach from New
York City every morning and running il through 10
within 300 miles of the City Of Denver. Col, and
back again every twenty-four hours. 1t is possible
that $500 900 il excessive compensation for such q
service, but sensible or candid men viii not 30
regard it. i do not connect Judge Keys
name with this in order to avoid an
iota of responsibility, but 10 assure you
that Won have no right to call him a mere i2ure-
mead. You say that II Is wastcful 10 ray 500
apiece Tor carrying letters across the SAGE brush.
l'ut perhaps you will change your mind rs 10 IN.
lml"Ttln OF this route when yol are informed
thn since this contract was JET railroad has b. en-
lald down on over onc-half Of it. and hat The con
tractors service and pay have been corrsnondlncly
frnuc. H. EailruaIS are not rUn across 90 s9 q"
brush unless trade and hns'nes. demand IT,.
now come 20 the ca-" of which you make editorial
Of thr'c miles an hour. A. thr Lrg"u' deWHnd u
IHr military anti'r.t'. Tongue River b"nt, an
aHN"l' 81 mil'1r- post 81 The heart ~ th" milan
country, as w.N as a. The people IF Mon
tan. who q p'ndcd largely ON this special
.crNt'' lmlu!i'- leo th' entire 'ontIrs-
.i"nol delegations OF Nnu..'ti. iowa. De-
kof1 and Montana. and ri-o t.' oNci1Is
~ iHr H'iL.l. p. 100, Railroad "ho Wore VH.hiH A.
'''' i', H'~.' tr-' "'.'. i"" " -' .' '"
Z" l"ngl" NF-r. This route wrr increased from
nil' to -'ttu tiI. p.i Wt'h. 1ud from ilc- 60 Iyr
lhl D., pr hour. lho raIc'f coura r'at'"1 allowed
trf fis irrrra M SOW, r, was -irrtit II arrori lrrC
viii Joss, auI amomt.d 20 tne average rate for
.liiir fi." Hii over Che fuuutly, uaiarlt, about
$50 90 rl." 't~ a'uuu.
Il :, Gg.t. po.,.hlc that the DISCRETION granted 20
tho f'dnH -t'r-''rncrd hy which De- wa- permitted
DOB t.IsfIi. Iuu'- NI~ unvi-.. ! tpIDn rrtn-u-
mrn.i'd "a" .r"c-. thar b. should hN iuii and
un-.t.. 81. ,h1' -uH-,-tior. u MS destined ana
.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK ......APRII %, 1881.
ARRIVED


steamer Castor Cpic', Visor ,m,,"rd1m April II, WITH
tBr. sinclair. Carenas days with
gar 20 order =, 4sel to- Srlgcr Pros
steamer george CLYDE Holmes ~ Domingo city April
% ~au1na ~ Porto Plata o. ape hayi'n % aud IWks
leland - VIII ui-e and pisrfser~ 10 VIM j tt de q 30.
BARK tend@r McLnrr u Pierre. Mart - days With SUI
gar a. II rrowiridrrs
lars Argufie iGrr. Harten, Bremen - days with
tn,-e 10 Hermann kop 90.
nalk cornna Nor. solard Cork 90 days. In ballast TO
CToDils & 90.
Boz Nicl'ta Gtn ciyan Scwry % days in ballast to
Bcnhnn. Pckcrny Co.
Bari ucD iiii iAnH rrnefh Nonf."leo NJ DAYS with
hid- 10 Wf"rA Gfref lL d. vessel 10 Sorovich 3 20
Bark A'san fi A. h.itrrofr fllhatIeu l2days with
n.tr Z" nrlfr. vessel a. Miller & npuehiln
hiIk EtmLat.a Rrrn'fte ial, BissO Sayuua 6j days,
via Gibraltar Wifh iron oIr to orirr
ra'k rlc Wooster Iigsns. Iyza So days. with salt TO
Il" i'if rrl q COG N'.-.. iO Iu IS
Bark Mary Ann i~ssl Naiccrin~ Havana 10 days with
surtr Ia order; frS- } g. funch. iiye r 60
IfIk fror"" " isWttt. MaianTas days, with
sngar 'O ~ Aui~i1cr 4 60. ve-- % io Abel Abbott
htig Tara ikes tnob seville - days, with with cork
81. 70 ouier. vessel 10 Evans. BAH a fo,
Brig slrff'o tall. fal"uo Marsies 81 days, with mdsa
20 hto Michel. vessel 90 ~osgor nros
Big A'ot Small Port Sgin ~ days. with Ia Brown
Bros x 80; vessel Ia Nimpsnn. fapp - Co.
hfig Nm P'pp- lfa q. Enniterg Aquin 10 days. with
logvnoi ~tc 10 order vessel 10 kuui1rit ~ 90.
BIZ Nan Jose pan Eegnra. Havana days. Ia ballast 10
G. AWs'nck e 20.
SrNsEr-w wind At sandy HOOK Light. \; hazy. At city
Island light, oM clear
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX. Ap 90 Tho steamer Cicassan from Boston,
VII. sail Tor Liverpool tomorrow.
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TIE rX-,-si.r.>r Iu~1,,~ul. ct>f.,L rir,r~
Thai mr Va. r,,1.r OBJ Nu>u">AL
wrosG rm Waffle .iIIrrp l.>e 400.
To me Effior Of ~. Irtbn.e
SIR: 81 tlr co,t'p~i.n o. 10 ,, o'''l ar.' 10 iH
which Won FAILS s. .tat. t..' c.utt r.-.'.I i.t
late office on conrui-I.u " .u.rr clat-. OF 60 q l-
ti"n ardmalf 1.a1,'." t"u arrlarr t'i -."'.d wa
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uew sraP'r.'
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do NOT uic'l {" Ir't4f ticu Us ;ar 'o.i.n..d
repetition Of al Statements q" rt'"ni.r ih' r''-
Dc mind AGAINST ri". As -"ou %, r'nr.4l Garfield
was iuau.1rttcl. / b.ciuc rNrtc cd tAr rr....r'
upon him for tie position tlrn held. nl! "a ,rlr
10 rl.cy" HIN from Tie si''irt c'ahrrr'-.'n.'t
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or to charactcrlc il a. of &" The old dag and appro-
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consider charge az cirs ny official reputation a'
Of a certain q, gree OF seriousness, and 10 treat u
a. snch
During my connection with the OH a. So 1nl
Assistant Posina.tcr-(icncral covering period 81
NEARLY five year and controlling the cxprud lure of
nearly hundred million, II dollars il i, ron.clrd
NV tle prr-cut pnstma.,cr-Gencrll A. II was thrice
decided hy Con,r,s that nctrd ~ M times .fr v
ia accordance with law. Nv iudcuc. ha. l.,u I
impngned but no responsible person ha, get /
charged me with " corruption or mallca,aucc.'
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uInns the place in which to try he case AGAINST ur.
II snch there. bc | Am willing and NOT ONLY Wiling /
but anxious e. take MP each feature Of the Star I
Service and let il stand or flll upon the faes s.,-
tainingit. H. a. Won state. Congr,.,incn who yoie
the appropriation, should hav, no voice 10 tie. .u4n-
mr. If ti,ir expenditure and that va. ,lac,I iua
sahorlipate postIon not to carr, ont bnt 10 taarf
their yi.ss you have ro,ion.o official r,.tor.l-
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ADDICTED UNDER fEDEElL LIW.

CmcAGo. April 29.-Thc Federal Grand Jmy
to.ny found ou l.Gctrnt against Jam's b. DO, c FOR
connt.r;,Itng and i--uue oouaterfct United states
loul. and nlcd bail 10000 Doyle Is the lan whose
nrr-t hrro with large amouut Of counterfeit bonds In
HE esinn led the arrest and confession of his 40
o.Inp.cs in Sew York, who engaged In Wholesale
aud remarkably Aiiti counterleing Of United states
securities. -.
The Grand jury also found indictments against nine
mon, including policeman for interfering Win inc
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BARNFs-s AMMIs-on THURSDAY. April 9s. AT the chnrch
81 e ltgius, BrpokNn. by ihr Rev r. -torr- - -.
Charles 81 Rarurs to Ju1 Rockwell, daughter Of The late
stephen II. -anuis
DOW NS-HEN tN- ~ BROOKLYN. Y, April o. By ihe
Rev heni = Evrriti. ~ Jani"+hu =. j. ltad Downs Of
Jamc,burg, Ia Ma L. A. H'Uy, 81 brDos yn N0,ari..
HILTON -ANNAY-On Tur-tay Ap5 %. ne residence
~ hr brides parents hy the Rev Emory Uaygr- Henry
q hut"L - ms city. 10 Agnes, daughter of Joseph =
~an2af. 1f brooklyn.
KiNt WoLFEs-On Thursday. tgri % ~ - 11ioIna.'s
tHurch d. the liey ". = Moran. H. frrugllle
10 Margaret Ad'lIiir. tsnghfer ol John wolfe
LAYTON EVA At Prov .irncc r. !. Apnl 20 tho
residence ~ The brides ia &C. fihnc- iaWtou. r. 81 New
1nro I" Elizabeth 'rnpi. aaughtt" bailey " LNanS "sl.
RHO 4Hl~-NODRil.i Ou Apn -. n,t the rr-idrncs
of Ere bnir-lf nt-. Bn-hi u. b ilc k"y Or A. H. Part
uigr. 81. piidi.4u Vh"n.,s 10 Miss Hstue WORRIES,
daughter Of T.. No0rai.s. esq
-JOuDAED-Et on r'ine,lay. April p at The resi-.
deuce ~ tr DOB parents. Dy o.. f ltv. Johu Williams,
g. '. -a" ~ tolcr,' ruL fIr lfF. James S"ftri. II
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i-fput t.- -ltIi. aat fi.r lev. T. ~ Laa,uit.
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Gsrhnt ,,-'ier, a,,i Of brO"klyn.
az nohosof lar~a.,s must be iador.cd r,G MI
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THE STATE CANALS.

ALBANY, April 29.-Superintendent Butcher
has returned from visit 10 the middle division OF tho
Erie Canal and hopes tO b. able 70 announce Monday
when the canals will be opened to navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

Robert Robinson, culorcd man, age thirty
attempted to commit suicide Lust ns"l d" hl- "'ne'
No "A by hanging hino'" 10 t"' S'hif "lni'
800 H. a., Ia, ll.c,.cr.,I uul r.t down alter De- bad Doe
,,,c in-,,,suic lie recovered quickly, aAd, While
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

Take Rational Care Of yonr Cold at once 10y
using Dr. Jayne- Expecorant and you will save much
worry and render less likely the deyelopmcn; Of dan
gerous Throat Lung Dis.nse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

United States Marshall IN the late election. Bah WA
Ne NJ 500 IN eight cases, but ~ 900 bail was required
for the policeman.
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.NfRRIED.

No danger German Corn Remove &. harmless but Il al
Wal cirrs - cents. sold by r.gcl-is.
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Brarcy. prOiuce brilliant poll .h siyerware
ELE Ro->IilcOS. Avoid limitations = john ~, y. I.
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GperiaI Aolirf.

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Piles irrbins piles. Positively CTred' ai-o blind alt
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fi.ts sent by mai Tor - Cents
Post O,icc Notice.
TO- ii Vii ,ioe 70 fhl- ofco on II fSDAY. n p H.
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foilni III. ~, cI.,opn u"rr.'ronlcnt idr Franc must
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on % t~DAl 20 l. m D" mAs lor Ntii ''it' va
ans ,lu,. Mi.INI-UAi ~ 80 a. 'n 4lr inalc inf
Il,ti ro-r on THURSDAY at lo o. co. th' nails ip tnpl
aud MrNro clos. TIil i.oDAl AZ ln j. N lhr mts .'r
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&C. close tsiijA ~
Nrn"fica and tuar"s el' Se on y ~ tiAl
al hi. hs Close All ltbAl AZ
ga ~ The mails .lfnv al aLd Sogth facnc ''Ae On
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~ NDAf "a so j. m The mails TOT i.us ',ti
japan April "a ~ $50 TIE mails or AasiI AAA'
a.. rln-r April - ~ s}u T. ID. HENRY q. L kAtt~oN.
p,-f tn,'t I,.y .Nork tuul % l.,l. Postmaster
The Thurbers claim that rher securing soap mas na'
large sale ifths BE- then they sworr falsely "h" ~
u..le th,.r return ~ s.l,s 10 the Court "h'h y"
lasi. for ns.rs.lsut 81 damages. sAfoLIp on IN -
I'm, ,,,r,ll, used because 1t the Dos! sooniihS soap
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The Most Reliable
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THE " SOLID SOUTH

found one man. au editor, at Meridian, who
seemed more solid than anyone else had seen
Indeed a,n strongly Inclined 10 think that be, and
few Others somewhat like him, constitute the
whole Of 1.-THE Sold South This gentleman is
troubled by the 8" va CAVITY Of Norherncrs. or Of
the Northern charr ter. lie says il We would only
send gentlemen" to the South lac would bc glad 10
welcome as many rs possible. But - many North
cru men are low and Sordid, and were never ia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-13
Sunday Law in Indiana.

y man having been fined for selling
a cigar on Sunday in Indiana appealed
the case to the Supreme Court, which
decided against him, holding: alt is
hardly probable that the lawmakers'coE-
templated that the craving of a morbid
and unnatural appetite should be
deemed to create such an imperious
necessity for appeasement that the
general requirement for Sunday obser-
vance should yield to it, while the sup
plying of the ordinary necessities oflife,
like food and clothing, by purchase and
sale out of the stores, should be for
hidden. If it can be said that cigar
is necessary to the smoker, it is no less
certainly known that a drink is in the
same sense needful to drinkers. The
law, however, specifically forbids the
sale of Intoxicating liquors on Sunday.'0
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-13
Presentation.

On Saturday evening the employees
Of the V. &. T. machine shops present
ed their late foreman, E. NJ. Luckett,
with testimonial of respect in the
shape Of a handsome scarf pin in the
form of dove with diamond pendant
from the beak of the bird. The pre-
sentatiOn was made in the billiard room
Of the Arlington House. Mr.. Luckett
has been appointed master mechanic of
the Bodie narrow gauge road. He has
for years occupied the place as foreman
Of our local shops, and greatly endeared
himself to those under his control.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-13
Nevada Nitro Company

Governor Kinkead, Hon. James
Crawford, T. r. Hofer, Col. G. G. Lyon,
s. II. Day, A. Hebberling, J. NJ. Het-
rich, and others have taken up 5000
acres Of nitre land in this State, and
have interested some New York capt.
'talists in the prospecting of that prop
erty. 1t is understood that refinin g
works will be erected on the land at an
early day. Governor Kinkead is Presi-
dent, and t. R. Hofer is Secretary and
Treasurer of the Company.
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READ AND PONDER.
Everything in Abundance for the HOl.-
days.

Everything in Abundance for the Hol:
With the recurrence of Christmas
comes a renewed remembrance of rela-
tives and friends. 1t is the season OF
all others for present-making. II is
then the mind is taxed to discover just
what sort Of gift will best suit father,
mother, wife, brother, sister, sweet
heart, and eur cousins and eur aunts."
We sympathize with all such, and to
! help our readers out in this kind of a
dilemma is the purpose Of our article.
We would respectfully refer them to
the stock Of holiday goads at the store
of John G. Fox. He mas that which
will suit the tastes of all. There are
Christmas, New Year and birthday
carcs, plain and friaged; vases, Of diff
ferent colors and shapes: baskets,
unique and fancy; toys, Santa Claus
pattern books by different authors,
bound in handsome styles; picture
frames, adapted to various sized pic
lures, and in beauty and style unsur
passed stationery, including tue linen,
fancy and monogram writing paper,
with envelopes to match ; memorandum
books, nobby; pens, golden and plain
ink stands, in styles ABUNDANT; Russian
leather cases, ornamental and useful
meerschaum pipes, ia variety solid
silver ware, complete sets; diamonds,
watches, clocks, rings, earrings, breast |
pins, and in fact everything pertaining
to jewelry. To enumerate all the arti- |
cles Mr. Fox has in his store would |
require too much space. Each line of
goods is complete in itself, being Sc
lected with the view Of meeting the |
wants of all, consequently no one need
have any trouble in making selections.
They are of the latest make, the bulk
of them being imported direct from the
establishments of James
d. Whitmore & Co., Of New York, the
Powers Paper Company of Springfield,
firms noted for fine
work. The public in general are in
vited to call and see fer themselves.
The goods are of the best quality, and
the proprietor avows his intention not
to be undersold.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-13
Arthur Will Not Appoin
Ladies' tn Office

President arthur Will NOT Appoint
Ladies to Office.
New YORK, December ia Trib-
mes Washington special says: An an
nouncement of considerable interest is
authoritatively made with regard to ap-
peintment of women to office. The
President has determined to make no
such appointments in future. This rule
will apply to such Offices as postoffices,
pension agencies, ETC., and will not, of
course, have any bearing on positions in
departments. President Artbur's reason,
as given by one of his friends,i is that the
Postoffice Department has had great
deal Of trouble as the result of appoint
ing women to Office, and that such ap-
pointments have caused good deal of
in the party. This rule
will affect a number of postofices and
The Pension Agency at Chicago, etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-13
A 3lurderous Italian

SAN FRANCICO, Dec 12.-Last night
at Visitation valley, in this county,
Peter Pestarino called upon young
girl to whom he was attached. Her
brother Giatano Giocatta, who was
strongly opposed to Pestarino's atten-
tions found them together and attacked
the sutton with knife. The girl and
her mother, interfered, when Giocatta
assaulted them also, severely injurjng
his sister, wounding his mother, proba-
bly, fatally, and infiicting stabs on Pes
tarino from which he died this morning.
The murderer has been arrested. All
the parties are Italians.