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rmE MUKDEKEHs OF ABDUL Az,z


Declared GaIIty and Sentenced 10 Death
or Ten Years Penal seFTetude.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 29.-The court
In the cases Of the prisoners MidhAt PSsha,
Mahmoud Pasha, Mouri Pasba, Ali Bey,
Nedild Bey, Fahrl Bey, Hadji Mehmed,
MustApha, the wrestler, and MustsphA,
the gardener, convicted OF the murder Of
Abdul ASlz, has passed sentence OF dsath.
1zzst Pasha and Ssyd Pasha, Implicated In
the murder, have been sentenced 10 ten
years penal seTvituds. The prlBonerA
have eight days to appeal.
The advocates appointed by the Judicial
authorities conducted the defence 90
lamely that Mahmnud DoWad Pasha
undertook his own defense and reiuted
some Of the accusations against him.
Upon MidhRt PAsha commencing hiH de-
Tense Sourouri Pasha, president Of the
court, retired from the bench, sitting that
Midhat Pasha had accused him Of pei 500.
al ennity. Midhat Pasha spoke over an
hour. He pointed out several mlstskea
In the procedure, and asked permission 10
CrosB.examine The witnesses and prisoners
who had confessed. These demands ba.
ing refused Mldhat Pasha declined to pro.
coed with bis defence, and aftOr tho court
had three times vainly invited him to pro-
ceed the hearing wsB declared closed The
judges then retired to consider The verdict
1 the court.
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New YoRK, June 2O.-Grain merchants
on the Produce Exchange were elated 10.
day because Of favorable reports in re.
gard to the winter wheat crop, Several
dispatches were received In regard to the
quality, quantity and harvesting Of the
crop In the West. Dispatches from Kan.
sRs were to the effect that the crop had
been successfully harvested and housed,
that II IL Of bellef quality than last year,
and that increases are estimated at fully
twenty-five per cent. From Ohio II is re.
ported that grain was ripe and is being
harvested, that its quality 10 good, and
the crop Ia greater than was anticipated.
From Odessa, Russia, and ports Of the
Black ssa, there were also dispatches In
relation to the outlook; one dispatch say.
Ing: Everything 10 in most splendid
condition." another, Everywhere mag
nilCeDt.u
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ExCaANnRs or 4 WEEK
A. an Index Or Ihe CondIIion aad Pros.
pestS OT FAde. Has I

NEW YoRE, June 29.-Tke Public says;
Again the exchanges show an increase
in the volume OF business in every city,
and the increase Is less than 10 per cent
at only three cities ont Of twenty. The
increase OF 500 per cent at New York is
due, in part, to speculative operations,
and yet the gain irrespective Of such deal.
ings was large. Outside Of New York
the aggregate again closely approaches
$500, 900, 900, and the increase at the prin.
cipal cities Ia remarkably large: 62 8 at
Boston; 81 7 at Cincinnati; S4,2 at PhilR.
delphiR; 272 at Chicago; % ut st, Louis;
% 2 at Baltimore; aud .42 at San Fran.
cisco, Sic |....
It rarely happens that there is so great
an increase OF all the principal centres Of
wholesale trade, Most oi the mauutaC.
turing centres also report handsome gains,
Lowell leads with lS7 per cent, but the
gain Is 49, 0 per cent at Pittsburgh aud 304
per cent at Cleveland New Orleans,
Providence and Syracuse, for reasons not
explained, log behind the other cities,
though surprising their record OF last
year. -,.. .zr,a y II
The following shows the amount OF ex.
Chsngss for the weeks ending June 18th,
at San Francisco and June 26th at other
nikiaa.
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LEGALiTY Or rae HALLOTy.


Divers Opinions OF Democratic U. \.
Senators on the Point In Question.
WASHINGTON, June GA Western As
sociated Press reporter to-day talked with
several Democratic Senator'S now here
about the point raised by the Democratic
members Of the New York Legislature
that the ballots cast for United States Sen.
ators last Saturday were not legal because
less than a quorum OF tbs Safe Senate
was present, aud that the present session
Of the Legislature having f4ilCl to take al
least one legal ballot each day, Caunot
now elect Senators 0ne Democratic SEN
ator says that II the present session Of the
New York Legislature elects Senators, and
the Democratic members OF the Lsgsa'
ture protest against the validity ot the
election, the United States Senate will bG
compelled to examine the question and
10 refer II 10 u COMMITTEES.
Another Democratic Senator says that
the protest against tho validity Of election
would have TO be inquired into, but iu hir
opinion the Senators elected by the pres
ent session OF the Legislature will be en-
titled TO their seats and could not be kept
out on the point raised.
Another Democratic Senator SAYS tha'
the poiut raised in New York would have
TO bs carefully weighed before admitting
the Senators, but he believed Il would no!
inyslid4le thBir election ALL three oI
these Senators denounced the rspjr! that
the action OF the Democrats Ia N1W York
is part cf D4maCtAtiC sChems to hold
the Senate mex! year by excluding the
New York Senators in the event Of thelI
election by the Legislative no in session
II there is aoy question raised, however, ~
to the r'glt Of New York Senator's 10 ad'
mission next winter tue effect will be
10 give the Democrats At leasg temporary
control OF the Senate The Ujmmitlepi ol
the Senate are formed every iqps s.ion, IAnd
should two Senators from New YORK pre-
sent Themselves next winter and theil
elections or credentials be disputed, lht
matter would have to be nf9ried 70 tht
COMMITTEES on Elections. AS no Commit
leo will exist at tho opening VI the session
tho Democrats having the mAlority will
the two seats from New York vacant, vii
orrsniEe the Committees.
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Nav YoRk, June 2O..- Within the last
week a school Of sperm and an.bsck
whales has been seen several times in the
ocean of Montauk and Southampton, and
has caused much excitement among the
fishermen Boats manned with full crews
put out from Southampton in pursuit Of
them, but were compelled IN return with.
out having any success. One boat sue
ceeded, however, in harpooning one Of the
whales, but II took the boat seaward 80
rapidly that the line had to be cut. The
AIhermen estimate the length Of some OF
the whales at from City TO sixty feet.
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plrrsnuRen, June 29.-About noon 10.
day one Of the most terrific tornadoes,
accompanied by thunder. lightning and
rain, that ever visited Pittsburgh passed
over the Hill districts, including The Thir.
teenth and Fourteenth wards. The wind
seemed TO come from the north west, and
upfooted trees, blew down several houses
and stables, and carried away numerous
fences. The only casualty thus far re-
ported is hat Of j acob sChusler, butcher,
who was dtivlUg IN wagon, when he was
struck by lightning aud knocked insensi'
bic. He lie still living and may recover.
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rae PRAEroN ExPL0sI0N.
story OFa Pittsburgh Passenger Was IN
Roat In An Unsafs Conditions


CINCINNATI, June 29.- Concerning the
explosion Of tho boilers Of the steamer
Phsetou last evening, one Of the pasasn.
gers, Mr.. Joseph TorrsnH, Of Pittsburgh,
tells the following story: l was sitting
on the deck forward Of the gentleman's
cabin, with my back to the boilers, talk.
ing to one OF the boats employees. No
tiCing the Handy passing US, | aAid TO
him: "That boat Is passing u.s." He re.
piled: "ThRt mikes no ditfsrenCe we are
faster" The Phss.on landed at East Mays
vile, and showing out, passed the Handy.
] remarked that 1t was done with ease.
He stepped into the boiler room, and re.
turning, he remarked boastfully: "We did
that with ll3 pounds OF steam. What
would We do il We carried l4O2" The
Phaeton shortly after this touched at
Chester, aud swinging out toward
tho Handy, her nose Rbatt the
wheel-house, 80 continued for some little
distance, When the Phaston was half
length ahead | heard an explosion, and
found myself with others lying on the
deck fiat on my face, and rising enCoun.
tered a shower Of falling timber and irag.
menls. saw at less! half dozen per.
sons in tho water, struggling for life, and
am confident they were lost, When the
hull went to pieces | was saved by q rope
thrown to me from the Handy, |
Tho PhReton was about Ave years old,
and formerly ran as q packet between |
aud Wheeling, She was sold |
to Captain Ellison, who entered her in |
this trade last spring against the Handy,
MANCHESTER, o, June 2S,-Oaptain
Pres Ellison and most ol the crew OF the
steamer Phie.pn, that blew up to day II
miles below hero, were from this place.
Four OF theln-Cash Naylor, Joe Carr, Joe
Miller and ColOred pOrter-were killed,
and several more wounded badly, Captain
liliaon stopped of at home here this
thereby escaping. The aad affair
has CAst u gloom of sadness over our town.
None OF the bodies have been recovered
40 far,
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the HEAVENLY SrHANGER.
H0me Definite Rnd Reliable Information
| About the Biz Comet.

WAsHISaroN, D. o., June 30. - The
comet Ia estimated at the Naval Observa.
tory to be now about 80. 900, 900 miles from
the earth. It's nucleus is 700 miles In dl.
ameter, and the envelope about the nu.
Cleus Is 100000 miles In diameter. The
tall is calculated TO be 5000 900 miles In
length. The fact that lie orbit lies within
the orbit OF the elrlh explains the appa.
rent paradox OF its receding from the
earth while approaching the sun. On the
10th OF June last II came nearest the earth,
being then but 10000 900 miles away
and some astronomers here think II prob
able that the earth then passed through
the tail OF the comet.
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BELL4lRg will probably have ono more
,poks 10 her railroad csntreship at no dis
uns dSy. At least it will II the efforts oi
lheIndeiAtigabe Col. Sullivan succeed In
Inducing the building Of the proposed
BslIip, Beaver Valley 4 Shawnee line,
which Is to be l97 miles long from Bell
Ars TO the MuSEingum river, where 1t pro
poses to terminate for the present. Tho
line will embrace q little nine mile piece Of
narrow gusge road that has been In exist
ence some years between Pt, Pleasant, t, on
The Duck creek road, aud the town oil
Cumberland on the southern frontier oil
Guernsey county. The road will strike
The headwatets Of Captina at somerton
aud come down the valley Of that stream
to the Ohio at POwhltan and thence on
up 10 BelIllrs The country to be
uAysISel Is very rich In Cxportable
'Shcutaral products and will be An i'm.
P'ttAnt feeder to B,lIaires business. On
Incoming Fourth Of July there Ia to be
formal demonstration on behalf OF the
IIas al Cumberland, where ground will be
broken for the building Of the road bo
tween that place and the Muskingum
liver at the mouth Of MeiS's creek. An
OLD citizen Of Cumberland, aged ninety
Mo' who Stnll of railroad progress, is to
throw Tue frat shovel Of earth, and another
cl.'sen year two hsjunior Is to follow
with another shovel, There ia also to be
music asre'' gathering, special trains from
Cambridge, and a general good tlme. We
v Tlsh the road success. Whatever beneA4
B'lIaifo beneas Wheeling.
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Two 70 NDss ExPLoSlONs.
Both Of Which Tear IhinEs COusIdeFabIy,
RuI XIII hOhndV

TUCSON, ARIZONA TERRITORY, June 29,-
The powder house OF 4. zsckendorI, con.
tanning two cars OF English gun cotton and
powder, exploded at II O'Clock last night.
Windows tbroughou; the city were bro.
keu, doors burst in and crockery demol.
ishsd, The conclusion. broke a lamp In
the residence OF II. Ka'x, setting the
house on fire and badly burning several Of
the inmates, The county hospital Ia
ruined, but none OF tho patients were In.
jured, The loss Is about Sl0O 900.
San FRANCIscl, June 29.-0a Sunday
morning the Alta Chemical Powder
Works, at Olark's Landing, Alameda
county, blew W. Owing to the peculiar
character Of the powder the explosion
made but little noise. Professor Nonnier,
manager Of the works. HE son aud ths
engineer, Mr.. Anderson, were all badly
burned, but no lives were Lost, About
$4,000 pounds Of the compound went OIL
with hiss and puff.
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France ktTlVing 10 Provoke n Quarrel
Italy Advised 20 Keep Cool.
LONDON, June 29.--A Rome correspond.
ent says: Everybody, from qulet bankers
to hot .headed politicians, indorsea the
opinion expressed In an article in The
Liberia, which declares that France IL
anxious TO retrieve the shsme Of her de-
leat In 1870, aud, convinced tLat ahe 10
not sufficiently strong 10 measure hepeli
against Germany seeks III every way a
ptetext for picking q quarrel with Italy.
The Gbe'td advises patience aud foresight,
and says that II must be Tor Italy 10 CHOOSE
the occasion Ui going 10 war with France
and not leave The ths latter 10 force on q
war when abe finds II most convenient.
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EMIGRANrs ENsLAYED.
Had. Treatment Of 0fbcRndinRViRn I.Ab1FeFH
10 the Sandwich IsInudg.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 99. "A. Ohlanden,
a swede who recently arrived from Homo.
lulu reported that several hundred Scan
dlnsviaus, who went to the Sandwich
ISlands under labor contracts made by
Capt. LArsonage, are held there in whSti is
practically a state Of slavery; disposed Of
by lot among the planters; suffering fro m
climatic Influences aud held rigldly to the
terms Of the contract on pain ofpenal sea.
vltude, although other parties to the con.
tract have failed to carry out at least its
spirit, Ills story created q sensation in
the city aud several communications have
been sent 10 Norway aud Sweden, warn.
irg the people agAinlt emigration agents.
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BORING RESUMED.
The Indications for an OH strike on the
MlNlinIn RhRin.

WASHINGTON, June 29-The tools have
been stuck In the we'll and there has been
no boring for oil on the Medium farm, ID
Washington county, for the past week
Work was resumed yesterday. The drill
has now reached a depth OF 900 feet and
has struck a sand, which the ptospectort
think very promising. Superintendent
UroCker went TO New York few days aga
and fepofted.to the heads OF the compah !
there, giving full and detailed account ol
the progress mide and the different strata
passed through Thus far. The showing wal
considered favorable by the mAnagers o.
the company, and the Superintendent wal
instructed to proceed with the boring until
The territory Ia thoroughly tested,
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"a GENIUS EoK TME rHAGlCr
Which Led Journalist TO BeOOme u huI
IeFeF and q KObbrP,

LONDON, June 29,-Lefroy, The supposed
murderer Of Gold, has not yet been caught.
A more stupid piece Of police business has
seldom been pe'pe,rated. A bullet hole
in the railway carriage close to an
attachment for calling assistance, shows
how desperate was the struggle between the
murderer aud hts victim. LEROY, or
MapIeIop, a. lie WAS known, was u
local reporter at Walling!on, In which
capacity he wrote biographical sketches
ol local celebrities. He was always pres.
ent on the frst nights at the London
theatres, having u prediction Tor things
theatrical, and, az Il appeare, tragic.
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WE mO indebted to the Rev. Mr..
BlrniIl for a lIle Of late Toronto papers
R.Isd with reports Of the proceedings CT
ths International Sunday School Conven'
tSu recently in session there. We notice
In@snpors some remarks by Professor
anhLl, Of West Virginia, In regard to
he sunday Schools in this State, In the
t,dts Of which he stated that twenty
oI our aly.Iour Counties were organised
lst Sunday school work, and that there
Ssr 1900 schools and 100000 scholars
avid lelchers.
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TERRIFIC STORMS
IN EyERH ,PARr OF THE COUNTRY.
wiud and Rain sweep :rrOm West to Easi,
Leaving Destruction In Their Trail.
Buildings UnrO0Erd RRd
Other Damage Done.

CHICAGp, June 90 About o'clock last
night a terrific wind aud rain storm burst
over thia city, which did considerable
dAmSgs in the way Of blowing down
houses, uurooilnE buildings, uprooting
trees, &c. Several hofses were struck by
lightning and killed. At Austin, a subur,
ban town, the Episcopal Church, not yet
completed, was prostrated to the ground,
There was no loss Of life. There Is very
little tslegraphiC communication with the
outside world in any direction. The storm
appears to have crossed q wide extent OF
the country, Tho weather last night was
sultry. but after the shower 1t became
bright and pleasant, although still rather
warm,
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NEw YoRk, June 2O-The Denver &
Rio GrSnde Railroad Company is adver-
tigng in England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales for ten Thousand laborers 10 work
OIL their railroad extension In Colorado
md Utah. Tie company has established
All English agency, which signs two years
contracts with laborers, Rt their own
homes, engaging to give them steady
work at high wages and with subsistence,
from the day they report themselves OF
Dhnvar or pnahln.
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BUFFALO, June 2o.-The recent heavy
rains csueed slide in the road bed OF the
Buffalo, New York 4 Philadelphia Rail.
road about thirty miles from the city yes.
tsrdAy morning, wreCking working train,
instantly killing Chester Bates, probably
fatally ipjurinG Frederick Slzer, seriously
injuring Wm. TUT aud completely demol.
ishlng the train Of tWenty.Eeven cars Of
coal
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ST. PETERSBURG, June 20.-An order has
just been issued that executions hereafter
are to be private. Psrsjns condemned
arc TO bo conveyed to the place Of execu.
tion lii covered wagon.
OoHLRN1z, June 29.-Emperor William
arrived here TO day. The Empress ls
slightly better, but her weakness con.
tinues.
RoME, June 30. TO day the Chamber Of
Deputies passed the Electoral Reform Bill
by q vote Of 202 10 1l6. .
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PAVE ueS potatoes are'lselIing at Gin.
,pp.d at :! IS to IS per buSheI, and
choice home grown tomatoes ut 81 and IS
"a, blshel. Tennessee gown stock sells
hg 80 and 81 per bushel. Good to choice
abbwO Is selling at 81 25 to 81 so per bar
ri. Georgia watermsIons bring 35 cents
,piece Peaches sell at 81 25 to 81 30 per
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BALTIMORE, June lO.-L,st year the dis.
covery wus made that over $4,000 OF the
water rents Of the city had been embezsled.
WIN +. Sinclair, chief clerk In the Office,
and George W. Sharels, son Of the then
Water Registrar, and also clerk In the
office, we're indicted. To day the indiCt.
meats were qnsshed, having been based
on an eI post fActO law,
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BosroS, June 29.--President Elliott, in
his address to the Harvard alumni, said
that The univerity had received about
$500 900. but yet In the fall the treasurer'B
botks would show the largest deficit In q
century. The gifts which were received
made new expenses. Heminway gymna.
Hlum, Tor example, needed an income Of
$50 900 10 bear Its running expenses.
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HARTFORD, Cr., June 90 -George j..
seney, OF New York, heretofore a muni.
ficent bsneIaCtor Of the Wesleyan Unlver.
city, has Offered to give 500 900 more to
the endowment fund provided an equal
amount Is contributed by others before
September mex. $4,000 OF tho condition.
al Bnm ia already assured.
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LoNDoS, June 29.--At the Wiltshire sec.
stops, to day, lhe Marquis OF Iown0end
was fined $500 and cOsts and bound over
to keep the peace ior twelve mouths. for
horBewhipping Lord Edward Thyme.
Colonel NspeGre and Francis Ella, who
abeLted tho assault, we're fined El00 each.
Lord Thyme had abducted the Marquis
Of ToRnsanl'A wife.
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srEUBESvtLLE, o, June 2s.-Hafvey
B1thwell, lound guilty oi shooting with
intent to wound, was this morning sen.
fenced to seven yeats In the penitentiaty,
This was tho sixth time Boutwell, had beer
tried for penl,enLlaty ofFshsss, always es
Gaping until this time.
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0alsid0 u Nov YSEk ,.r-. ......,.,.. SlIS.issG G2i

buhlau VI NpW VIk '''''t ''''''','''s tAoiNooptO
The exchanges at New York arc usually
regarded with suspicion, because they arc
liable to be 80 greatly expanded by spaGu'
lation In stocks, but the payments through
the clearing houses outside the city, at
all the monetary and commercial centres
throughout the CounFy, are larger than
those Of any other month In the history Of
the country, and this is more remarkable
because June Ia not usually the month Of
high water In the exchanges. True,
May and June have been Obliged
to do work this year that Is
usually done In three months or more,
because Of the interruption OF traffic early
In the year; but the volume OF business,
whatever iGs cause, has been 80 great that
all alarmlsts have been In haste 10 turn
from the record OF actual and verbal trans.
actions In the past TO the vague dreams
and courageous predictions Of the future;
but approaching disaster or stsgnatlon is
always heralded by plain symtoms In OK.
changes, and there 10 no indication what.
ever OF approaching reverses in legitimate
business. r.
The exports Of wheat for the crop year
TO June 25th, from the six Atlantic ports
is 8, 162, 900 bushels lesa than for The same
date last year, and Of llur 1,540000 bar.
rels more, which at four and halt bush
ella to the barrel would be equal to $3.50.
900 bushels OF wheat, or q net export oil
both OF 2.232, 900 bushels less than last
year. Exports OF corn for the same time,
0,905, 600 bushels less.
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rnE itEYWOo NrOnsYrnE MunDEn.
stuiion to Admit the Prisoners to HAIL
some tDRtt,ARlnR TeAtItuOby,


WARRINGTON, Pa, June 29.-Ys Yesterday
was sst iot the hearing in the case Of
Meshack Haywood and VIM Barringsr
for The reduction OF the bail from 1000,
being Unable to iutnish that much bail
each They have been for some time in
fail here as accessories TO the Haywood.
Fonythe murder. At the June Term Of
the Court they we're indicted for murder
and several witnesses we're called by the
Common wealth. Some very damaging
testimony was given relating 10 them, IN!
clnding jonas, who was charged with de.
llbefate murder, and was OF CouFse not
allowed TO give bail. Tue morning and
afternoon sessions were occupied In hear.
Ing the testimony, but as oil the Common
wealth WITNESSES we're not present an ad
iournment was made until to morrow,
when the hearing will be resumed.
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HERi, ,IIlsT.s sENiENoE.
The London Socialist Publisher Gets biH.
teen MOhIhA NJ Hard Labor.

LONDON, June 9.-In the Central Grim.
inal Court, to day, Lord Chief tu0LiCs
Coisridge sentenced Johan MOST pub.
lIshsr Of The Ftciteit, convicted oi melting
10 murder, to Rixleen months imprlsOn.
ment al hard labor. Loid COlarldge said
the pfiaonei'a offence WAS hOttB'ablo and
CowRt1ly, tud hu, for the jurors recon-.
mendatiDp 10 mercy 10 would have In.
llirted tho tenience Of penal asrvi'ude.
Her Mnai, M leaving the prisoners dock,
exclaimed: eve might Rs well be In Rus.
nia ~