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RAILROAD READING.
Vanderbilt's Power - Newport
News-The Atlantic and Pacif-

1c.
NEw YORK, October lS-The PostS
third edition saws: 1.-The stock market
since we last wrote has been heavy, with
Vanderbilt stocks and the elevated rail-
road stocks leading the decline. How
enormous Vanderbilt's power is will be
appreciated when it is remembered thai
he can make events, as far as railroad AL
fairs 90, which will materially change
the income Of the leading railroads. and
that he has from l00,0OO,OOO to Sioo'
OOo, 900 OF securities which, IN the loan
market, constitute the choicest coliater-
al. there being included IN them ntty
millions OF United States iour per cents
The railroad war he can settle at most
any time. and whoever knows what his
intentions ara has the key TO speculation
in stocks
The Chesapeake and Ohio opened the
Newport News extension yesterday.
There 'is a report here that the st.
| Jouis and San Francisco road has
offered the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Company FIVE million dollars cash
for it's half interest in the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company, and the oner
has been declined.
The bards of the Atlantic and Pacific
rsaA were placed on stock exchange
September 3Oth, but none are being
offered for sale.
Humans news agency sends out the
following: Judge Barrett has us'
granted an injunction on the apPlIcs'
tion of the Metropolitan stockholders
restraining the carrying into effect o' the
agreement OF last week"
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. THE N EWS
OF the Day in Pithy Paragraphs


The gold which arrived at New York
from Europe yesterday amounted to
1926, ,0G0.
The rainfall over the northwest con-
tinues, and the trouble Of high water
seems increasing.
On Sunday night the house OF J. Nc
Carthy, at Cooks Corners, y. T., wa
burned and four OF McCarthy's children
perished.
The Atchisop, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company has refused an offer
of five millions cash for its half interest
in the Atlantic Il Pacific railroad.
In the Circuit Court Of Boone county,
Illinois, yesterday. Doctor Thomas
Cream was convicted OF the murder OF
Daniel Stott OF Garden Prairie, and was
sentenced to the penitentiary Tor lile al
ter the application OF his counsel Tor a
new trial had been overruled.
Tie New York County Democracy
Yesterday afternoon nominated CITY
and county ticket and endorsed the
action OF the late Democratic conven'
ton. 1ammany Hall made number
OF nominations and lett the remainder
of their city and county tickets TO be
filled by nominations by Irving Hall,
that organization having united with
| Tammany.
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THE MISSING BALLOON.
No News Yet Received from
King and His Companions.

CHICAGO. October l8.-No further
news has been received from the King
balloon. though the newspapers
are sending out correspondents from
towns supposed to he in the vicinity oi
where the aeronauts descended, 10
Gather information and look for the
missing men. Western Union oper-
ators are instructed to scan every
speck in the sky and give information
Of any ap pearance OF the balloon. The
Signal Service at Washington. one oi
whose employees accompanied Pro-
iessor hing, Is oenh's
to express some anxiety. The sugges-
tion has been made that cavalry be
sent out from Fort Smelling. Minnesota,
and other points where United States
troops are stationed to scout
for the aerial voyagers. Mrs. King !;
said to have gone East because annoyed
by the visits OF newspaper men and by
the cries OF newsboys about
the lost balloon. She has the utmos'
confidence iuher husband, and believes
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ening honors upon the so called GRIM

| 6nlnR nOuOL5 uPOh bho ~ Ss>ASN
inal.
lam the faithful and dutiful pupil oi
that pulpit which has ever taught our
moral elevation above our political foes,
and that any means we might choose
for their overthrow were, by our very
choice, made worthy and honest;
that has never failed TO ap-
plaud any victory, however achieved,
or TO thank Heaven for any triumph, no
matter how stained with corruption, vi
olence and fraud.
lam the apt pupil OF that press and
pulpit which rejoiced at the overthrow
by armed force, OF civil government and
free elections in Louisiana and Florida;
which accepted and approved the work
of the electoral commission; which had
no word of condemnation for the Dor
sey banquet; which is to-day as
consistent as ever in word
and act; which has secured con-
troll OF the United States Senate
by bribe to Malone, and Of the Vice
Presidency by a bargain with Davis,
and which is now seeking to combine
regulators and communists to over
throw Democratic rule in Virginia, and
to bring that old commonwealth into
Republican hn"aS'
No, gentlemen, do not make me
victim of popular prejudice or fury,
while my teachers and exemplars are
basking in
Popular Favor and Approval.
Do not select me out OF al the others |
have mentioned for punishment and
disgrace. The act which did was done
for like reasons Viewed in its bearings
on the individual and society it was no
more harmful. Bribery ami murder
Fraud and murder! Where Will you
place the deeper guilt? The vote OF the
Electoral Commission was the force that
sped my bullet to kill Garfield. That
vote seated Hayes. The seating oil
Hayes prevented a Democratic victory
in 1880 and thus made Garfield Presl-
dent, and Gar6eld's Presidency was his
death. Is not the circle complete IN
itself? Where then is there room for
imputing crime to me?
Gentlemen, 1 trust my fate to your
fairness, and, 80 trusting, expect acqNlt-
tai and commendation.
/ am, as | said, ponticlan ana tne-
ologian.
II l have carried party principles to
an extreme that seems startling,
have yet introduced no new
principle. I have but applied old and
familiar precedent to new emergency
and within the party. The step from
fraud or bribery to murder is short and |
oo,, r,p thOoa uho haya narDpt rated |
or approved the former be heard to con.
denim and execrate the latter. | am but !
a natural and rapid development, a
logical evolution. 1 have only with |
clearer, bolder, more dispassionate judg-
ment carried my teachers logic to its
necessary and legitimate conclusion.
leave my case in your
hands.
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HOsPITALFOR THE INSANE.
A Statement and Several Inqui-
ries.
Correspondence OF the Register.
TD n.toh

Correspondence OF the Register.
WESTON, October II.
In the last issue OF the Weston Demo-
crat notice an article, quasi editorial,
in which ha nritinieNn - -
REGISTER about the killing OF patient
in the Hospital for the Insane, and the
serious wounding OF another patient,
As the Hospital is public institution,
and as a serious accident occurred in
which the public is concerned, l see no
reason why the facts should not be
known. My letter had no other object.
The writer says the affair was talked oil
publicly on the streets OF Weston on
Saturday after the sad affair happened.
Yet his particular friend the Republican,
of Weston, does not mention the affair
in its columns at all, only 10 copy por
tion of nv letter taken from the REGIS
TER. Having out about the rumor that
coroner's Jury was summoned. Ii there
was a coroner's ju-y, why does not the
writer in the Democrat say 80 and state
its verdict, instead OF calling on
the correspondent of the REGISTER to
come forward aud state il Re kIows o
sly neglect on the part OF any OF the
authorities OF the asylum, and why Is
the Republican so mum? | am informed
by those who know that it was never
intended that male patients should &C.
cupy the small rooms with low parti
tions. which were made for females, and
az the editor of the Democrat was a di
rector when they were put up he vii
perhaps remember the fact.
1t is not nv purpose to come forward
and state any neglect on the part OF the
present superintendent, but am rella
bly informed that he rarely goes through
the ward perhaps once in two or thre,
weeks. How he can be familisr witt
the ott-recurring changes in patients
minds by sitting in his office is a mys
tery. when I am reliably informed tina
the preceding superintendent visited
the wards certainly every dav and Otter
many times day.
l do not wish to inquire whether tn
present superintendent does any OF tn
corresponding With patients friends o
relatives, as this mt ght appear to be al
insinuation of neglect OF duty, o
whether he has. expended the appro
pristion made by the last Legislator
10 grade and beautify the grounds il
front of the Hospital, or whether h
has been too busy to do so, or whethe
| the appropriation made to repair tn
Hospital, stop leaks, &C., was judicious
expended, or wss it used to beautii
the centre building where he has rooms
and left the numerous leaks open. Wa
there a Jury, and was nobody to blam
in the killing of Rose? w.
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American Board of Missions.

Sr. Louis, OItober lS.-The seventy
second annual meeting OF the American
Board of Foreign Missions began this
afternoon. At 5 o'clock about five hun
dred delegates were already here. In
the absence OF the President and Vice
President, the oldest corporate member
of the board, Rev. DR.. A. c. Thompson,
of Boston, called the meeting to order.
Hon. Alpheno Hardy, OF Boston, was
then chosen permanent chairman, and
the afternoon session was occupied by
the reading of official reports OF officers
of the association.
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Wandered Away.

The wife OF Louis Beck, coal miner,
living at 23l4 Jacob street, has been SICK
from confinement for several weeks;
Yesterday morning when her husband
got up he found that she had lett her
bed and disappeared from the house.
Search was Immediately made by MT.
Beck and the neighbors, but the missing
woman could not be found. ,
About noon yesterday she astonlshed
her friends by appearing at her nome
with hair disheveled, her scanty cioth,
ing torn and covered with mud, and
het hands, face and person
cut and bleeding, as If IRON
falling on sharp stones. When interro'
gated as to where she had been she re-
piled that she had gone away oecause
she "Wsnted to see what coal bank
was like"
Being delirious during the night, she
mad risen from her bed and gone to
rock quarry on Carney's hill, near hel
house, where she had wandered amic
pitfalls and holes, exposed to the fury o
the pitiless storm, until she was able Il
find her way home. =,
She is now doing as we'll as could o'
expected, and receiving the care ant
attention OF her husband and friends
| -
The Chesapeake and Ohio road opene'
| tba Naupnyf Nava axtensiOn YESTERDAY
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III. MARYLAND Jockey Club.

BALrIMoRs, October lS.-The fall meet
ing of the Maryland Jockey Club open
ed TO-DAY in the presence of an immense
crowd. although the weather was rather
u.fayorable. The first race, one mile,
was won by Compensation, Amazon
second, Potomac third. Second race,
Dixie stakes, two miles, won by Crick'
more: Eole second, aud Barrett third.
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he is IN the forests Of Wisconsin, North.
ern Michigan, Minnesota or Dakotah.
The chief cause of anxiety 10 the
fact that the balloon took only
twenty-four hours' supplies, namely:
Two roast chickens, six sandwiches, one
piece OF pie, two slices OF cake, four
slices OF bread and butter, two sticks OF
celery, a gallon OF water and . little
fruit.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
CITY COUNCIL.
Called Meeting Last Night to Arrange for
aGas Prustee-ssmuel Jsughlin, Esq,
Elected Trustee by Handsome Vote.

Called Meeting Last Night to Arrange fol
aGas Prustee-ssmuel Dsughlin, Esq
Elected Trustee by Handsome Vote.
SECOND BRANCH.
This Branch came to order at the call
4 ofthe President, all the members being
present except Messrs. Echstruth, Hoff.
man and Laughlin.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr., Kimberly made motion that the
bonds Of the Gas Collector and Assistant
Secretary be approved, but it was lost,
\ A motion to adjourn was also lost.
I DIR. Kimberly again sprung his mo-
ION that tie SS1ffssc SSSS1sffssctSr 81 be Be approved
and this time successfully, and George
He'll Assistant Secretary appeared with
Casper He'll and Christian Hess as
bondsmen, while Mr.. Faris Collector
gave ]. f. Faris and Frank Falloure as
! sureties.
The Gas Commissioners through w.
B. Simpson, ESQ, reported the status
| of the gas office for the months of
August and September.
After the transaction OF some other
business the First Branch made its ap.
pearance and the Mayor in the chair,
announced the order OF business to be
the election OF trustee to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Mr..
Wheat.
CAPT. Prince nominated Dir. Samuel
Laughlin, Mr.. Hall DR.. Il. w. Haz
lett, Mr. Clark James r. Acker, and Mr..
Burdatts Mr.. Ellingham. A ballot re.
suited in the election OF Mr.. Laughlin
by vote of 10 members, although at
first he had not enough by great many
votes to elect, but the election was
brought about by the changing OF votes
before the announcement OF the vote.
1t is due to DR.. Hszlett to say that he
had refused TO allow his name 10 go
before Council and had authorized a
gentleman to withdraw it, but the roll
call began before any such announce
ment could be made and his instruction
were not carried out.
Adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
This Branch had some difficulty in OBJ
tanning quorum, and it was quite half
past eight when the Mayors gavel
dropped.
All the members were present except
Messrs. Cracraft, Criswell, Halstead,
Hull, Miller and Wilson.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed.
Mr.. Simpson offered a resolution TO
the effect that the City Solicitor be in.
structed to prepare an ordinance provid.
ing for the appointment of three Gas
Commissioners to receive the funds aris-
ing from the city gas works as paid over
by the Trustee also, setting forth the
duties and compensation OF those COM
missioners.
This Branch concurred in the action
of the Second Brapcb.iH
Tkoe of JoseiJn OF George X. Wheat,
as Gas Trustee, was received and accept
ed.
The bonds OF Faris and He'll, gas Off
GERS, were approved.
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For,y Years Experience OF an Old


urSo.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
the prescription OF one oil the pest
female physicians end nurses IN the
United States, and has been used lot
forty wears with never failing success
by 3 iilions of mothers for their chill
dren. It relieves their child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhoes, gripping
in the bowels and windcolic. BY CIV
ing health to the child it rests the moth.
sr. Price Is cents q bottle.
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Cuba's New Governor General.

MADgID, October lS.-The appoint
ment of General Prcndergast az Gov.
ernor General Of Cuba, to succeed Gen-
eral Blanco, has been gazetted. III
believed he will take out Q decree grant.
ing amnesty to the exiled journalists.
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GERMAN Y.

The Pope Invited to'Cologne.
LONDON, October lS.-The Emperor
William and Bismarck have offered the
Pope asyum at Cologne.
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rigging with magnificent effect.
There were also other designs one being
a schooner apparently under sail. From
yacht in the harbor went forth con-
slant stream OF rockets.
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.
Attack on italian Pilgrims.

RoME, October lS.-The Italian pill
grims were assailed yesterday evening
with cries OF death 70 the Pope"
"Doyn with the Vatican" Tumult en-
sued and the police arrested several per-
anna
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RAILROAD BoSDs-lrregular, business
moderate, closed heavy.
STATE SECURITIES Moderately active,
and in the main firm.
Srocks-The market was unsettled in
the early dealings and generally weak.
At eleven O'Clock the prices showed q
decline Of | to !: per cent, New York
Central, Michigan Central and Denver
being the most depressed. This was
followed by rise OF TO q per cent,
Manhattan Railroad being the most
prominent. Toward midday the specu.
lation became heavy, and prices cou.
tinued to decline to the close.
Transactions ok nlO sharaa
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LIVE sToCk.
East Liberty.


EAST LrBEHTr, October lS.-Csttle-.
Receipts 1858 head; selling dull, with
prices a shade of from the opening.
Hogs-Receip,s 900 head; Pbiladel.
phias 81 OOC97 Is; best Workers 81 4cC9
6 GO: common TO fair $6 O0(96 %.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; selling
SLOW at last weeks prices.
Cbioaxo.
CsoIso, October lS.-The Dros5s'
.Joapr1l bureau reports: Hogs-ReceipS
1900 head shipments :, 200 bead; mar.
ket fairly active and stronger early, but
closed very weak, especially for com.
mon: sales OF mixed packing s. 9O98 IS;
ligh, packing s6 2oG8 45; choice heavy
sc 75G7 80; culls and grassers $3 25(S
5 so.
Catt!s-Receipts 1000 head; ship:
ments 2,6O0 head; very fair demand; Ill
fat stock selling strong; common un.
changed; good 70 extra steers " ooS
6 90; medium TO good s. 45(95 70; com
mon to fair 81 0095 90; butchers stescy
at s2 4Ola.4 20; stockers and feeders u %
G3 rs; dairy calves 81 TO Sl6 per head
range cattle fairly active and firm
through Texans g 90S3 30: Northern
Texans s. $3.50; half breeds and m
tiyes s. 7Ot94 10. :.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; ship
ments $50; offerings largely poor quail
~. selling at S3 75tS4 90; good to choic'
81 3594 80.
Cincinnati.
C1scrssAr, October 49, Hop :
Steady; common and light $ 00(98 IS
packing and butchers IS 0096 20. b
ceipts 1000 head; shipments zoo.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money At 4 to s Per cent.-GovsrAmsats
Generally Firm and Higher-fIour
Steady and Unchanged -
Wheat Active but Lower
Hogs Steady.
PlHAHcE.
Hav YoPk

NEW YoRK. October lS.-MoxsY-
At 4 to 6 per cent. per annum, closing
at S(a4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 5!@7 per cent Sterling exchange.
bankers bills, suong at 4S0t for long;
demand 4Sii.
bar silver mere ll2a; subsidiary silver
coin I per cent discount
GovERSnESrs-Generally hrm and /
per cent higher for extended So: reg.
istered AS declined | per cent. and all
other issues are unchanged.
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Fttsbufxh.
an n

PrTrsBuneH, October rls.-Pesroleum--
Moderately actiye; Unitsd certificates
frner; closed Ct aSsc; ss0nsd Tie Tor
Ihiladslphia delivery.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio road opened
the Newport News extension yesterday.
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Additinal karhts on FosS1 PLNl
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Cincinnati

C1ScrssArI, October 49, Hogs -
Steady; common and light $ 0Ots,6 81;
packing and butchers IS 0O(96 20. Re'
ceipts 1000 head; shipments zoo.
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What cared we Tor VIA vote
of the people? Zsck Chandler-peaee
TO his glorious ashes proclaimed Hayes
elected, when Hayes himself was weakly
bewailing bis defeat. Our statesmen
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-09

voro amnade till. Artisten tillsades
att stalla dem pa hvar slit hall j. ate
liern.; aktrisens skulle sta narmast
! d6rren och bada skulle vara 6fver.
hold till dess fruntimren .hade gif.
Wit tecken till 'sftackande. vi villa
tillagga, att annu ingen AMMAN an ar.
listen sett det engelska fruntimrets
portrait. Den var sa mystisk hela
denna SAX, att artisten var h6geligen
nyfiken att ia Sc upplosningen.
Klockan II dagen derpa var ALT |
ordning och malaren vantade endast
pa sakens uppl6sning.
Den f6rsta person. som bes6kte ho.
nom, var sir Frederick Stanley.
Han var sardeies glad och upprymd.
"Gratulera mig" sade han. "Las
detta.''
Ernest tog en- biljett och laste fol.
jande:
'Kom till Ernest Lavalles atelier
morgon kl. IL. Nj far der mottaga
EN- present, hvilken, ON jog icke miss!
tager mig, sksll hogeligen gladja
eder. Ross.''
Ernest stod slagen af hapnad och
forvaning, da d6rren oppnades och
aktrisen intradde, atf6ljd af en- djupt
besl0jad dam.
mi ar punktlig, sir Frederick" sa-
de aktrisen smaleende, "och man
skalfafven vets att halla or rakning
derf0r.' Hon gick fran till den enc
tafian och drog at tackeIset. ''Denna
ar for or, sade hon skrattande.
''Min hustru ! vid Gud hun har
hon kommit hit e. utbrast barometer
bleknande.
II sallskap med origin ,let, - sade
lady Stanley, kastande tillbaka sin
sl0ja. "Sir Frederick, sir Frederick
Mar nj gf0mde er sjelf nog langt att
bryta aktenskapets helgd och kurtise-
ra denna unga hicka, ar jag fuukom-
ligt saker. att nj afven glomde att sa-
ga henne, att nj afven hade en- hustru
England
"Det ansag jag vara on6digt,"
stammade barometer.
"Hur kunde nj vara nog lag att vii.
ia oroa en- ung fiickas slime, d8 nj Wis
ste er inte ega ratt att besvara hen.
nes tycke?" fortfort lady Stanley.
"Det var endast EFT skamt for att
fordrifva tiden,' sade sir Frederick,
linen jag erkanner, att det var dumt.
Min dyra Emeline, jag tackar er for
or present Jag skall alltid anse den
som min karaste egendom-nast er
sjelf."
"Och nj, min herre," sade den vac.
kra aktrisen och vande sig till Ernest.
jag will inte berofva er det basta ar
bette or pensel astadkommit. Tag
portrattet. Jag skulle onska, att fore
malet wore battre, "--hon drog tackel-
set fraa slit portrait.
jag ar otacksam, ''sade Ernest med
lag och darrande rost. sHuru myc-
ket jag an beundrar taflan, kan jag
dock aldrig bli lycklig utan origi.
nalet."
car det sa." svarade aktrisen
samma laga, af sinnesr6relse darran.
de stamina och laggande sin hand i
hans, "originalet ar ditt.''
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-06-09
Tortyren i Ryssland.

Gazeta Narodova pastar att forty
rem aanu begagnas Ryssland och be-
rattar:
Stamina tortyrsystem som anvandes
mot de for kejsarmordet anklagade
begagnades afven mot Goldenberg,
som genom cid och iern gjordes till
f6rradare mot sina kamrater. De an
klagade Weimans och Kwiatoffskys
rattegang begardo att man skulle visa
dem Goldenbergs lik. Delta skedde
icke. Man svarade den judiska for
samling, som begarde likets utlemnan-
de, att detsamma pa nagot satt for.
summit och att man Ell kunde hnna
det. Iva olika berattelser ga harom.
Enligt den ena skulle Goldenberg till
beloning for sina upptackter blifvit
fOrsatt i frihet, enligt den andra skull
le han dukat under for tortyren, och
man hade derf0r ej velat visa hans lik.
Eft faktum ar att Karakasoff, som ar
1884 sk6t pa Alexander II, under tor.
tyren gjorde bekannelser som f0rde
till upptackt af den under namnet af
"Ad" (helvetet) bekanta samman-
svarjningen.
Alexander ii vile imponera pa
Europa och befalde att man skulle gif.
va Karakasof en- f0rsvarare. Man ga.
de czaren att ingen advokat skulle va
ga ataga sig delta forsvar. Da lat
czaren kalla till sig den polske advo.
katen Spasowicz och befalde honom
6fvertaga f0rsvaret. Spasewicz kun.
de dock ej locka ur sin klient EFT enda
ord angaende sadana omstandigheter
som skulle kuDnat vara egnade att for.
svara honom. och da han det oaktadt
var envis, SADIE Karakasotf:
Jag har blott ett att saga.
Med dessa ord blottade han brostet,
som var fruktansvardt f0rst0rdt af
brinnande lack och smalt bly,.
Spasowicz vande nu tillbaka till
czaren, berattade hvad han sett Ka-
rakasoffs cell och tillade:
"Der tortyren anvandes, synes mig
ett forsvar vara 6fverfl6digt'
Czaren lat advokaten ga och talade
ej ett ord mer ON saken.