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, 1881-03-07

INJURY TO Il WRESTLER.
5pxctal Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
COLpWATEa, Mich, MARCH, G-Gcorge Archer,
Of this county, a wrestler Of State reputation.
suffered simple traeture at tho right lex below
the knee, yesterday afternoon, while wrestling
With sotno locui 1thletes In this city.
, 1881-03-07


Spsttat Dfspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRk. March 6.-An attempt was mnlG
III solns guurssrs yestordIy to dlscredt tho ne
COUNT Ut tho sGlldIu9 OF tho sulMll. pux patient.
WtlllNln II. l}uwors. from EhamGers Street lies.
pttnl to tho ilcAlth Department without my
precautions against Guntag!0u. It was nssortcsl
that It wns u case Of tneasles md not smallpox,
Thu official report frosn th8 Vaccination Hi.
rdau. as It appears VII tbs Health Department
bouks, ssatcs that llowers bud smallpox. AT
tho ltlversila Hospital yoat0rduy, 1t wua gtaled
that Il wuB u u4so VI atlMll. pux. Thu lleasles
story wis tho inyenllon OF iii Idle but inlaKlla.
tive reporter.
DIED At HEA.
II thu tEesstrn Assoe{afed 4'rfts.
NEW YDItK, Aarrh u,-EApt+ Robert F. II.
Lt"ls. United Stat0s tiayy, latu Commander ut
tho tnltol States Stdnltler Shenandoah, ct thu
South AMERICAN s,ltiltlr0H who WA returning
hunlu by tho ateAtnur City Df lilo do JHnGiru
iEvnihl, el ut Stn Fob u. Thu olY WIS brought
to Now York III Charge 0t DR.. FrnGk1ln u. Sis-
uhunso1,, l'ast AsslstAnt-SuTgu0n, United btutea
HWY
, 1881-03-07

All our physicians recommend ,, II. ". pries
Cough syrup Tor uoArseness aau 1o'@''
E3 CvutA,
, 1881-03-07

No matter what your Ieoltngs or a3lueut ls,
ihu nlttera Will au you good. Prove 1t.
, 1881-03-07

epnlHurIELp, Mass., March ia deficiency Of
s&'.00 bus bern discovered in tito accounts Of
tho Springfield SILK Company, n1l 1t II ull,ble to
nlest ita liabilities ~ thoy mature. rcorRuni-
zation on II sound basls Will be effected. About
Saj,oN hna 9ono through ftAe cunntynl,oG IT
Henry ". allott. Treasurer Ut tho Company,
since lis Organization throo yeara aKu.
, 1881-03-07


Special Dfspalth to TAt Ehte1oo Tribune.
1lEA,DMtRurNS. ILL.,, Mnrct1 Ga passenger In n
sleeper uu tho hight express oil tho Chlcago l.
Altuu lust night WIS robbed Of $I5t1 and silver
witch bctweuit this ety aud Lexington.
, 1881-03-07
NEW YORK.

Vanderbilt Agrees with Gould
Regarding Railroad Con-
solidations.
They Are Always Made In the
Interest of the Dear
Public.
Postmaster-9eneral James Leaves for
the Scene Of His OFF,
fetal Duty,
Efforts by Dusiness.Alen to Secure
the Appointment Of Pear.
son rs Postmaster.
Death Of l.. B. Boomer, tho WeII-KnoWn
Chicago Bridge-BuiIder, from
Apoplexy.
a Great Crowd Witness tic
Start IN the O'Icary-leOw-
eli Wnll1ing-N1ntcil.
incoming Vessels Report Very
Boisterous Weather and
Heavy Fogs.
4 Man Throws Els WiEo Out Of the Third
, 1881-03-07

MAXIMUM totHreFatnro, "; minimum teulpcf1srrs
~, 1nnaC laror.btof, tlli moan Thermometer. LII
mean humility, 1Hu
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
PRICE ONE CENT.

There is probably nothing in this transitorv
wv "otiu tS tnat Yields larger and quicker returns
,,,i.h nj i,ie aliount invested than poking wasp
win your finger to see II he feels well.
Where will you put me when I come IN GA.
you at your castle in the air ~ asked oeus
tieman OF witty girl. ''In q brown study
sho replied. '"A ''uuy',
All in the days work "O-a-Jaues Won
can take th dog out for walk.n "If Won
please, ma'am, the dog won't follow me y,
'Then you must follow the dog, james,
One huLdred and twenty five boxes of
clothes-pins were included in the Indian sun-
plies last year. They were intended In
keep the Indians on the line Of their reserya.
tions.
Butter and cheese, all those wanting Rood
butter and cheese at reasonable prices aan
get them at III. II. Moore's stalls " and IA End
treet market, Wilmington, Del.
The largest and cheapest lot of hats in
W wilmington, at Ross ll8 Market street. alsf
whlte shirts, underwear, ties, suspeuders &c.
IN great variety. 1t will pay you to call
cotempOrary asks: "Is Truth lost?r NoS
my dear fellow, no. You may have missed
her from her accustomed haunts, but she has
merely settled down in the Derrick office.
A French physician has published pam-
phlet showing the terrible ''eifects of smoking
on the heart" But We have known more ter
rlble effects to be produced on the heart in
1Ve minutes by little maiden in A calico
dress than by twenty years of steady and nm
tlrlng devotion in the weed
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
ANEW ENTERPRISE.
The Proposed Canning FactOry-A
Big Thing for Wilmington.

Mr.. j. Moir Clark, managing director
of John Moir & Son, limited, Of Lon
don, Aberdeen and Seville. who estab-
lished the preserved provision business
in 1872, have purchased over an acre OF
land from MessrS. Bowers, Dure Il Co.,
east of the car works, with 200 feet
frontage on the Brandywine, and
will erect large brick factory 100 feet
front by 210 feet deep, for canning all
kinds of fruits, meats and vegetables.
Plans are being prepared by Il. L. Rice,
Jr., and the work of erection will COM
mence in about two weeks. The total
cost Of buildings and machinery will
reach nearly 100000. 1t is expected
that the building will be completed by
the first of September, at which time
operations will be commenced. Several
of their former employees from Scot
land will be engaged i'll the works, and
the whole number Of hands in the busy
large proportion of whom will be fe-
males. The goods will be mostly
shipped to their headquarters in Lon
don, and from thence to the principal
cities throughout the world
We learn that the attention of the
firm was first att acted to our city by a
little book EMIT. d "rhe Garden and
Farm lands of the Peninsula" issued
by the Land Agent, Delaware Divi-
S on p. W. 81 b., II. r., Wilmington,
Del. This fact shows the advantages of
placing the resources of our State and
the Peninsula before the public. We
understand that Mr.. Clark will return
to London, after the completion of the
various contracts, and will visit this
city again early in September. Mr..
TAFT, the Aberdeen manager, will reach
our city about the middle of August,
and expects to reside in it permanently.
rhe Chairman of the Co., Admiral Sir
W. Hewett, V. G. X. G. b., is also ex-
Dected to accompany Mr.. Clark, ..nd in
'pect the new factory. The company ex-
)ect to turn out from fifteen thousand
% twenty thousand tons of fruit and
provisions the coming year and in
,rder to facilitate operations we under
tand that Mr.. Clark will take an
trip down the Peninsula
n few days and will be pleased to
meet some of the largest fruit growers
md farmers, so that they may be in
ormed of the operations Of his COM
'any and its readiness to make con-
racts.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
RREVITIES.

Sun rises at t4.27........... Sun sets 7.30.
| Little neck clans at Fullmer's.
Fullmcr's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated Turtle soup.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmers.
Water coolers for 99c and $l.98.
New styles of suSpenders, all prices Coles
Parker, cupplng and leeching l03 +. I'd St
| Prime Hungarian and Millet seed at W. N
Chambers, Gil Market street.
| Great bargains in -four at W. s. Townsend's,
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
| If you want good tin roof on your house
go to A. Chambers, go King street.
RefrigeratOrs and ice coolers at II low figure
A. w. Quigg, 9th and Shpley streets.
Awnings OF superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Willie's, 4O4 Market st.
Call on A. Chambers for your tin and ia.
panned ware, 220 King street.
We now have the best brands of flour in
market, Mccartney, No. 2 West 10th street.
Go to Adair's, 2O7 Market street, and see
the automatic folding bed.
Endless variety of underwear, first quality,
fresh from New York, at Coles 2O2 Market.
Great bargains in tiOurat W. s. Townsend's,
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
ters at MOody's, 10 Market street.
Families can be supplied with the best
-four at TOwnsend's, 9th and Tatnall streets
Examine the elegant assortment Of calico
and white shirts at Coles, 202 Market street.
We guarantee that we keep the best flour
in the city, Mccartney, NO. W 10th street.
lee cream freezers and ice coolers which we
are selling at n low figure, ~ King street,
Jnn n I'M II uI n NJ
f.. A. Humphrey, the halter, 2l6 Market
street. has a grand display of straw hats, the
largest stock by far in the city of wilmington
Coal is not likely to be any lower; am
ready to fill orders for next winter promptly
Ezra Fell 622 West front street.
Go to Armstrong Front and Madison where
you will find the best brands of Minnesota,
and other choice f0urs.
For good pair of crystal spectacles call Oh
Prof. Charles Italie, private residence 227
Market street.
Buy the national wire mattress the best and
most durable bed in use, Samuel Murphy
Son. the sole agents in this city, at 800 Shipley
street.
Superior -four at Husbands & McClure's,
2l21 Market street, ranging from &c. 10 to 50 90.
Try it.
Go to A. Chambers for your house furnish
ng goods at the lowest cash prices, go King
'treet.
Samuel Murphy h Son has the finest and
,est assortment of chamber suits ever offered
n the city, at 800 Shipley street.
Ladies and gentlemen 20 to 5O3 King st.,
md see the cheap prices 3B good cheese 25c,
,runes Oh etc.
The largest and best ass ssortment Of picture
rames can be found at q. X. Baugh, 5O7
,hlpley street.
Paterfamilies, who has had to draw pretty |
leayily on his pocket tbook since the "open-
ngs" began, wants TO know how soon the
'clOsings" occur.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
CONKLING STILL LOSING,
His Vote Again Decreased, and
His Enemies COncSntratfpg.

| ALBANY, N. Y, June 2.-Ex-Senato
Conkling left to-day for New York
where he is to argue the Elevated Rail
road case. He left the Delavan House
unattended, drove to the boat, took his
place in the line before the ticket.seller's
window and awaited his turn with the
rest. He is usually accompanied on
such occasions by some friends. 1t
was announced that his return would
depend upon the action of the Legisla-
ture respecting adjournment. If an ad-
journment was had before Tuesday he
would not come back before next week.
A fact has become known since which
explains the attempt of the Stalwarts
to-day to adjourn the Legislature from
tomorrow until Tuesday. This is that
it is part of the Conkling plan to hold a
public meeting in New York Monday
night, at which Mr.. Conkling shall re-
cite his grievances. General Grant is
to preside. This was intended to be one
Of the methods Of bracing up the thir-
ty-four Conkling men so that they
might succeed in their noble purpose of
tiring out the Legislature. Whether
the meeting will be held or not, this
programme is known to have been de-
cided during the day.
Mr. Conkling had not long left this
city, however, before signs OF change
in the situation were discovered One
of the shrewdeSt men Of the Admins
tration party said Mr.. COnkling had not
got out of the hotel before his men be-
gan to fall apart. To use his expressive
phrase "they were ready to come to
terms;' they were demOralized. 1t be-
came apparent, at once, that important
conferences were in progress between
certain leaders of the Administration
men and u certain section of the follow
ers Of Conkling
1t is sufficiently accurate to say that
the men from the Conkling camp en-
gnged in the conference are friendly to
Mr. Cornell, and that the natural out
come of their labors would be to
aid the election of Governor Cor
nell for the long term and Chaun-
cey M. DepeW for the short term. |
One well-intOrmed politician said that
he did not look for any decided change |
i'll to-morrow'S vote as a result of the |
new disposition among che Conkling
men, but that he should not be surprised
to see the two Senators elected on Sat
urday. The samepolitician said to-day,
just after the joint convention, that he
expected to seea weeks balloting before
a choice was reached.
PLATT FOLLOWS HIS LEADER.
Later Ex-senator Platt left for New
York on the a. m. train tonight. He
said that private business cal ed him
down, and that he should return on
Monday. Meantime the Conkling party
is understood to be in charge Of General |
Arthur.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
Manklnd's Favorits Pills.

eoatedS dSSirnln,s n. Vegetable Liver Pills tsugar
fectlv on move NV the bowels easy by acting di.
by promnt Um tne LIVER, restore the lost energies
In doinao W the healthy action of the liver
inS,ngh ns right or left side or through tic limbs
bacFs bFsesuon, a, oostiveness, sick stomach, weak
bodu' aiEzlness, bad feelings through the
WeaEn.asc acning limbs, billiousness, general
cdn0ss cupsd y, and other bodily infrmities are
ripinv sihsy siy positively operate without
boHeIss ama,c,kxenins, weakening or leaving the
and liver sSve' ".ve a a splendid, easy, purgatiye
SaspSt ap eth and King strest. Philsdeiphia 60
suest sold by dealers. Ill .
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
uhv are YOu Biiious

IN nave allowed your bowels
Because you y"stiTe i've and liver torpid. Use
H. Kidney,MI neyeIs, al and It will stimulate the the
the powe,S, eroner action. cleanse the skin
liver 10 oRlInTness, R,Ts cure bilious headache
OF l'S ,:nse yTn new life in the blood; Drug
ana cauSe haS Se il both dry and liquid.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
AsaCure for Piles

y viduev.wort acts first by overcoming
h'I", N ,hn ;nildest manner all tendency to
II, lIn,natination, ',t then by its great tonic and
S",'S.i avignrating properties it restores to
iu,it .oi,h +he debilitated and weakened
''erty ne%t." We have hundreds of certified
paw" ''rs. where all else had failed. Use it
and ,uflcr no longer.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
Annther Strike.

This time it is at Fourth and Market
rhs wilmington Clothing House Is
nnteJ nm, for the great variety of styles and
Dirfrndorf has wade another strike in
now styles for June. just look at them
anJ do not buy unless you can do as
""nI,;f not better than elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
A world Of COCA.

,.o of the most popular medicines
one Sare Sn , the American public, is Hop
now l@'o'y von NJ, see it everywhere. Peo-
BttsEEs, Bit taEe it with good effect, 1t builds ID
PIE lISsm ,"HT p. It is not as pleasant to 3 the the
taste as;assy as sv' drink. 1t is more like the
wh,Sksy ,i,;9rad W hone set tea that has done
old tasnlUf'p ,a Of GOOD. fyou don't feel just
"iobt try Hop BitterS
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, juno D
A. M.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, cooler, cloudy wea ther,
and local rains, variable winds, higher
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
OuF NeighbOFS

,crcde to our claim, the acknowledged
.i,s iaaders Of the clothing trade, Fourth
and Market, Wilmington Clothing
Hmse. Some new styles this week.
Inst look at them.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
ssROugh On Rafs -

The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggists tor Rough on Rats. 1t clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed-bugs
l5c' boxes. Depot, Ii. Il. Bringhurst,
3l7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
SECOND BALLOT.
SECOND BALLOT.

The convention adjourned after these
fruitless ballOtting.
The Assembly subsequently,, by a
vote Of I'll to 56, adopted d concurrent
resolution for u recess from tomorrow
until Tuesday next.
The "Half- breeds" met in q caucus
tonight and decided to make a strenu-
GUS effort in the Senate tomorrow to
defeat the concurrent resolution already
adopted by the House to adjourn to-
morrow until Tuesday next They also
decided to concentrate on Cornell and
Depew, each of whom is said to be in
the race by his own consent. They al
so warned Gentlemen about pairing
off, advising against it.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03

Thousands upon thousands ofchildren
nle annually OF those diseases incident
TO earl childhood;whereas, if DR.. Bulls
BABY Syrup We're used in time, their
lives would, in all probability, be saved.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03

Some person entered the front yard at
Edward Forests residence, Eighth
streets beyond Adams, last night, and
dug up SIX of the finest plants in the gar
den.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
State or the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office, in the shade
this morning:
7 o'clock. 10 o'clock II o'clock,
500 go 62O
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
THE BALLOTING.

ALBANY, N. Y, june .. The joint
convention Of the Legislature to-day
took two ballots on each Of the vacant
Scholarships. To fill the vacancy caused
by Mr.. Conkling's resignation the vote
stood:
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03

Is composed of ingredients identical with
those which constitute Healthy Blood, Mus
Gle and Nerve, and Brain Substance, whilst
Life itself is directly dependent upon some of
them.
BY increasing Nervous and Murcular
Vigor. it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble and in.
terruptcd action Of the Heart and Palpita-
ton, Weakness of Intellect caused by grief,
worry, ovcrtaXcd or irregular habits, Bron-
Chitis, Congestion Of the Lungs.
1t cures Asthma Neuralgia, Whooping
Cough Nervousness, and is most wonderful
adjunct to other remedies in sustaining life
during the process of diphtheria.
The expenditure of brain power too early or
too severely in children often results in physi-
cal debility; the use OF Fellows HypOphos-
phites eXerts singuIarly happy effect in
such cases.
Do not he deceived by remedies bearing a.
similar name no other preparation is sub
stitutc for this under any circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
NOTICE

v OST.-A SEA BEAN CONTAINING A
small compass was lost In going from
Fourth street wharf to Seven h and Market,
on June .. A suitable reward II left at stall
No, II, Second street market. je3-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03

Later Ex-senator Platt left for New
York on the a. m. train tonight. He
said that private business cal ed him
down, and that he should return on
Monday. Meantime the ConkIing party
is understood to be in charge of General
Arthur.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03

Kidney-Wort is natLre's remedy for
kidney and liver diseases, piles and con-
stipation. ,.,
surr Indication of disease. Take Kid
ncy-Wort. !,
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the
blood. Kidney-Wort reyives them and
cIeanses the system.
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness
and loss of appetite are cured by Kid
neY.MOrt.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03

Charles Kyle is prepared to furnish
the finest ice cream of all flavors, to all
who may call either by wholesale or re-
tail. at the Northeast corner of Sixth
and Orange streets, or at his stall, cor
per of Second and Market streets. Par
ties and families supplied at short no.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03

Bruce Il Archer Vulcan Iron Works
in Richmond, Virginia, were burned
yesterday morning. Loss, $25, 600 Burg
lars blew open a safe in store at Aul-
vile, Missouri, early on Wednesday
morning, and in doing so set fire to the
building, which was destroyed, with
eight or nine other small stores.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
FIRST BALLOT,

IILL TtSTITTCU .
FIRST BALLOT.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-03
Murderers Sentenced - M.Grew,s
Assistant-rhe Reading Re-
Argument, Lke.

George Green, convicted of the mur-
der OF his wife, at Greenwood, Arkan-
SaS, was sentenced yesterday to be
hanged on the 22d Of July. Frank and
Amos Adams, convicted at Dedham
Massachusetts, on Wednesday, of man
slaughter, in killing George II. Par
fridge, last August, were sentenced
yesterday to five years Imprisonment
eiCh in the nenitentinrv
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
The public are hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR ORDERS TO NUNEY
4 co, 81 NASSAU ST, NEW YORK CITY, a. au'
thOrlEGd by the Louisiana State Lottery Company 70
BOGUS CIRCULARS purportlng 10 DO Of the Louis
lima State Lottery Company, and are FRAUDU.
LENTLY Observation-Disclosures itsAgentS. They
tickets, and are not is agents for any purpose.
N, A.. DAUrn1E,
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS La, July 4, 1881. sel4.wsAw
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SeW Paper-XarroW Escape from a Fire,
etc., etc.

SeW Paper-XarroW Escape from a Fire,
etc., etc.
Dan Rice is TO lecture here next Saturday
evening.
The glass makers will have 0 mask ball
next Friday evening.
Rev. McKallippreached at the Fist Pres
byterian church Sunday,
Father 0'ALara lectures on the Land League
in City Hall Monday night.
Lyle Thoburn leaves for school, at Meadville,
Pa, again Monday morning.
James F. Morrison was at St, Clairsyille
Sunday. Miss Maggie Morrison is there visit
ing relatives,
The blast furnace not having been work
ing TO satisfaction lately, is now idle 10 allow
some changes and repairs to be made.
ADemocratic club has been organized here,
with George Evans for President; George
Kern, Vice President; II. g. Wilson, Secre'
taryi I. B, Lltten, Treasurer,
The lawn social Of the Methodist church,
held at Mr., Mciowan's, Friday evening, was
so pleasant that It Is proposed to have an
other II the weather keeps favorable,
A number Of picnics and amusements, In.
tended for outdoOrsS Saturday, were postponed
on account Of the weather; ut which there
was less growing than usual, US the charge
was so grateful.
There was almost u fire In the Second ward
early SatNrda v morning. A lamp in q rOOm
over Keller's grocery exploded from being
heated by long burning, and burnt the car
pet and furniture.
There is to be q skitT regatta on the river
here next Saturday, The winner is to have
the first prize, SO, and two other prizes, 81
and Is, are to be given, while the lust man IN
isto buy a key Of beerf for the rest.
The diphtheria seems to have spent il
force on the children, II We are to believe tho
general feeling Of relief expressed. There arC
quite a number Of adults suffering from the
disease, and some of tho cases are bad ones,
Bellairc people can now go to st. ClairsvillC
and back, passing over the ground by five
different railroads, the Il. Il O., to Quincy, the
st, G.. narrow guagC to st, ClairsvillG, the St
G. Northern to Barton, the c. T, V, 4 W
to Bridgeport, and the G. 4 +. to Bellaire,
The first number Of the ErcNiHg Tribune up
peared Saturday evening, and was distribUt
ed g%ratuit0uSly, II contains a good proper
tiOn OF reading matter, which, with very LITTLE
diminutiOn, the publishers expect to keep up
l.. S. Woodbridge, known Us the Wheeling
Rvstt'I Bellalre correspondent, has chang
Of the city news
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
HILLS IIEGIRA.
lie Departs from the Lookup without
the Formally Of n Farewell.

NV ~ - AAAA
the Formally Of n Farewell.
Saturday night Lieutenant sylvis arrested
George Hill, n notorious "knockCr" who
works at Claysville, but comes into town per-
iodiCally, becomes intoxicated, knocks some.
body down, and Is sent to Jail.
This time he attacked Frank 10y, who was
not mOlesting Hill at all, but peacefully walk.
Ing down Chapline street near the State
House. 10y was taken by surprise, accord
ing 10 the current account Of the aiTair, and
knocked down. Lieutenant SylviS was mott.
fed, and shortly run Hill In, as stated.
George spent the day In the lookup ycster-
when he managed TO wrench loose one Of the
iron bars over the door, and climb through
the opening. lie took the bur with him,
doubtless as n weapon Of defense II anybody
attempted to retake him, and escaped into
the yard, thence into Chapllhe street, and up
Thirteenth street, still carrying the iron bar.
Jimmie MacNamnra, day keeper II the
prison, was sitting In the office when George
passed through. II Is certainly strange that
he could not hear the noise made by break.
ing the iron bar and getting out into the cor.
ridor. Jimmie says lie did not see the fellow
til he was nearly out Of the office and into
the police court room, the door Of which was
open into the yard. George Is u troublesome
customer, and II lie only can be induced to
stay away no one will be sorry ho escaped,
The police complain that Jimmie IL not as
vigilaht as he Should be. lie has now allowed
four prisoners to escape, and last Sunday the
Chief having given q man u permit TO visit
the prison to see Ed Combs, who was there
confined, MaCNAmara accepted the paper rs o
release and released Combs from COntlnG-
meiL.