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, 1882-06-10

oriental traveller says: II have seen
heavy man fred several yards iato .
dense croxd BY the kick OF camel, and
picked up insensible." The American
mule used to 60 10 school t. the camel
, 1882-06-10

A remarkable cloud Observed in Guate-
mala during eight consecutive days Of
last February, vas found TO consist of
seeds floating in the air. The stream Of
particles resembled snosfakes in appear
anee, and vas only visible when le,ween
the observer and the sun.
, 1882-06-10

TIE Tucson Star: In year fron nos
there viii he a continual hns Of r1ilrosd
from Tuc.on to the CITY Of Mexico. nas'
ing this city the point Of departure f0s
three great international hnss shieh sfs
trayer.ins the south over bali the eono'
nent.
, 1882-06-10

Between Walls Wslia and San FraEeiscS
lst class, S2i ; % class, S24.
Betw.c " Walls N&l!a saG Portland, Sli.
- The Dalles, so
" Wallula Junction. 81 SO
- south A!DsWoitn, so
Tickets must lie procured at the DeIot
neFo-e entering the CARS.
, 1882-06-10
NOTICE

a H. - - lAS INDEBTED ToPaINE
Z. l:,s,.. -,s a-:eby LotiSed thar ali n,,es
: H.. oeen paced in the hands az
ST~s-: !. NJ lection. Ii imm. iia,s ..,-
0Se-, s-,, g-l-e G--e 10 expense vii h- .Sisi
/ P-.-s b. B5Ss o.lk u Firs. Ns.;on., Rsnt
fAlNE BROTHERS
, 1882-06-10

LONDON society vesklies rsfsr u .
vague and unsatisfactory way 70 ths
,uccesful efforts Of N Ansican ssass'
ted for his wealth TO secure sdo,sssoe 's
fashionable elnb vhsss b hAs 80 -
blsckbsl1ed.
, 1882-06-10
iLTOr.h Firhrf..

-, = - .-Se;' II ale 6: the PRINCIPAL of,
: II. sal L he 9tic. az IN. %
,-i>-...A .., H. P.s;!An3, Oregon. 20 Vict,,ris
- So a. "a 2. " :. 5. 60 team.
c. -.-.i2N -i2N sa.O. KsN. N.Co.aadP.
s. -F.-s 70 s'-as.ship. from Por,iani 10
- =, Y5,,'...-lA - :; Portland. Oregon, for
:. II .p5- -,.. {. N--;;i-. Tsc,ma md 9rsr;no
Is- s.. JOHN MUIR,
O.l:S ,>>,sipi Of Tsaf:c, PJr;l.sd
',-A'i +. Suu't Pa nv
= N.FAIRWFATHER.
S-o'- P-ni d'Dr-ill. Diri.;or
, 1882-06-10

Cures Chancres. first and second degrees :;
Sores on the Legs and Body; Syphihtic
Catarrb. diseased Scalp, and all primary forms
Of the disease Price. s5 per bottle
LIZ RIcHAU's GOLDEN BALsaM 80.
Cure. Tertiary. Mercurial, Syphilitic Rheu-
mati-m, Pains in the Bones, liberated Throat,
Svphilitic Rash, Lumps. etc, and ersdicates
all diseases from the system. whether caused
b, bad treatment or abuse Of mercury, leaving
the blood pure and healthy. Price, 80 per
bottle.
LIE RICHiU's GOLDEN SPANISH ANIIDorE
For the cure Of Gonorrhea, Gleet, etc. Price,
81 80 per bottle.
LIE RICHau's GOLDEN SPANISH INJkoTIoN
\ wash for cure Of elect. Structures. Diseases
# ,h. UrathTa and Bidder, etc. irice, 81 ~
per bottle.
Is RIcHAU's GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the effective healing of Syphllitic Sores
and errptiops. Pl;ce, 81 per bottle
Also agents for lie Pi-hau's Golden Pills;
for weakness. loss of physical powers, and ali
DISEASES arising from abn.e and excess o. over
work. Price. 81 per box.
Seu, everywhere, c. o. H., securely packed,
a.. F. RICHARDS { co, Agents.
I27 and 429 Sansoms street, San Francisco,
raIifo-nis ely
, 1882-06-10

An Italian eiass Manufacturer Il max
ing . great success With iadies CLAN bon
ss.s and hats
, 1882-06-10
WESTON BEtSCD.
PASSENGER RATES +;

Trains viii leave Whitman 'aily ct :. \
arriving at Blue Mountain AZ SO p. N.
, 1882-06-10
RATES on DOWN FREIGHT
RATES On IL IREiCHI:

The Freight Rates between Portland anc
Walla Walla are classified according 10 tho
character of freight and rates hJed rsngins
rom s222 10 per ton upwards. Schedules giving
detailed information furnished OF application
-. -. H.
, 1882-06-10

Honest mems vcrds sre as good - their
bonds.
, 1882-06-10
N39TH:Ra PACIFIC r. R.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
EnIama 10 Portland.
AND
Tacoma 60 Wiikeson.
lCasl Mines
Connections.

A, Tl,saA With Psci6c Mil steamships for
s. !.4aci,-,. an with Sound steamers for
Won Ss.;,ie, Olympia and all points On
ea-.' c-i
Allie We Nth ,..g5s for Steilaooon.
i; -s..no viii the Olympia and Tenino
'a.-l o.. Olympia
a. K 'a.4, o.-h the o. Il. { y. CO. 5 boats
~ t..sri aai al railroad and steamship
--,; --.,.s. T. Portland
, 1882-06-10
mRs AND HIDES

cso;c. Prun.. and Dried Fruit uifs,.h.nss sas
n isS. Member Of Preaaosr $500 lssn
= - sos ssn,ous street. San
, 1882-06-10
The Ton Weight !, s.cee Pourds.

All freight remaining at Stations over y
hours will be stored 81 owners risk in Cor
psny warehouses, damage OF loss ty i-se not
excepted
AL Freight remaining at Statinna urcsIed
for for three months WILL Ia rcld at the uiscTe-
ton OF the company.
, 1882-06-10

Errors Of Youth.
GENTLEMAN WHO SuIhEHPRS SUI ~.
a for nsa ysais and , 81 the effects q youthful Su
inaeereton ON g s,ee 70 % al who need it. the rss.gr
81 sd xss dIt be was cured Sufferers r,sslas as 20
Dyos. Dy sas" Ss the advertisers eIpeTisnse Gan '
ross Pv s.;srss.ins r. in perfee. eensdsnsess: nsess:pEN
,. - Cedar Street, ). !.
, 1882-06-10
c. II. PREsCOTT.
Manager

saHS NtfP,
Superintendent of Irsf.c.
A. L. NAYMELI, Ticket Agent
Waila Waila, April -. 1881. dEGts-
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RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

The Fremont, o., School Board
has abolished German and singing in
schools.
Texas is to hold eleven normal in
stitutes in August The cause of educa-
ton is attracting attention in that State.
Chicago Herald.
Mayor Demong, of Syracuse, N.
Y. having vetoed an appropriation of
$4,000 tor the public schools, the
Common Council passed it over his
head.
The bronze statue of Lafayette, on
which Mr. j. q. A. Ward is now at
work, will cost $4,000, and on its
completion in September will be pre-
sented by j. 2. Howard, of Burlington,
Vt, to the University of Vermont the
corner stone of which institution was
laid by the French patriot in 1925.
"A colored man, Mr.. J. r. Ballard,
was recently ordained in St Johns
Church, Jacksonville, Fla, which is
called the most aristocratic church in
the State, by Bishop Young. in the pres
ence of a distinguished audience. II
was the first case in the State that col
ored man has been ordained in white
church. Christian UnlOR
When President, Arthur was a
school-teacher he did not punish the big
bad boys by seating them with the girls;
he placed them on the lowest bench in
the primary department and made them
recite the alphabet with the little chill
dren. BY this simple method he per-
manently reformed one very bad school
in exactly two hours by the watch
Chicago 1rtbune
AT recent morning service young
lady tainted and was carried into the
lecture-room, and lay unconscious SO
long that Usher Whitney requested Mr..
Beecher to call for a surgeon, which he
did Proceeding with the Scripture
reading for few minutes, and perceiv-
ing no response to his call, he looked up
with merry twinkle in his weather eve
and remarked; ''Is there no physician
present? Then the patient will probably
recover" And she did. - BROOKLYN
Eagle 10"
The annual crop of stories about
the struggles of the student mind with
the dread realization of the eXamina-
ton paper begins to make its appear
ance. One student is quoted as hay
ing translated ''Vous etes yous trompe,
monsieur?" with "Have you trumped.
sirP" Another recently answered that
pastoral poetry" was something sung
in the country churches, he supposed.
Another defined cant as 'the impos-
sbility of being able to do thing you
are not able to do" Another said YOU
could see an impalpable object for in
Hamlet's advice to the players he spoke
of those who saw the air. ''What part
of the heavens is north of the equator?'
was asked. 1.-The northern part" was
the answer
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NEWS I'M BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
CONGRESSIONAL PRooEEprNas.

HE legislative appropriation bill was
further considered In the Senate June o. A
resolution enlarging the scope OF labor strike
inquiry was laid over The conference report
on the consular bill was agreed to. Confer
ence committees on the bank charter bill and
the Japanese indemnity bill were appointed
me House revenue bill was received and re.
erred r, with amendments proposed by Mr..
flumD repeating % per cent. import duty on
sugar under the laws OF 1875, and restoring
the duty which prevailed prior to that year.
ana by Mr. Beck reducing the tariff duty on
Bessemer steel rails from s2s to Sn per ton
49,. In the Hou-e q resolution was adopted
asklng Iurther information regarding British
Intion to impeach Minister Lowell The ma
action.
IN the Senate, June 20, the legislative APP
preparation bill was taken up and some sec.
lions were laid over on accountof opposition
several amendments were adopted but the
Dill was not disposed of........fn the House
Dill passed to bridge the Cumber.
land River near Nashville. Report on the
case OF Smalls against Tfllman of South Caro-.
INA, declaring contestant entitedto the seat
was lad over. The naval bill was taken up
anu RoDeson made a speech in self defense
several amendments were rejected and little
progress made. A bill was reported to tax
the manufacture and sale of oleomargarlne
THE joint resolution to provi lie tempo
rar1lyfor the expenditures of the Governments
was signed in the Senate, June 30. Resolu.
tons announcing the death of Representative
Hawk, of the Fifth illinois DISTRICT, were re-
ce1ved Adjourned. In the House, Mr..
hawks desk was draped. A resolution was
n1opted expressing sorrow, and q committee
OF three senators and seven Representative res
was appointed to escort the remains and su.
perintend the funeral. Ih
IN the Senate, July 1, bill was reported
to establish the Territory of Pembina The
legislative, executive and judicial bill passed
Alse the bill TO regulate the investment OF Pa.
cI11c railroads sinking funds. In the House
ME- Kelley asked unanimous consent 10 re.
port from the Committee on Ways and Means
the Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to issue 10000, 900 of . per
cent: bonds or certificates in exchange for
bonds bearing higher rate of interest. The
resolution passed. The naval appropriation
bill came up for consideration and on
suggestion of Mr.. Robson the clauses
for Bureau of Construction and
Repair and Bureau of Steam En-
glneering were passed over for the present
The bill to repeal so much of section 1885 Re-
Vised Statutes, as imposed tax on tobacco
passed. The Speaker laid before the House
message from the President, returning with
ont his approval the Oil to regulate the car.
riAge of passengers by sea. The message went
over as unfinished business, and the House
adjourned.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

WHEN the general deficiency bill came
up In the Senate, July 8, Mr.. Vest opposed
an amendment constituting the Treasurer
and first and second Comptrollers a
board of audit to determine claims
growing out of President Garfeld's illness
and limiting the total TO $75, 600. He said
the President was the victim of mall
practice, and the charges had been outrage
GUS. Mr.. Hall said the Presidents wound
was universally admitted to be an incurable
one. Mr.. Garland wanted the matter looked
into further. An amendment by Mr.. Cock
rell limiting the amount of appropriation to
S57, 900 was adopted. The bill to correct
the duty on knit goods passed the House,
under suspension of the rules.
In Camden, South Carolina, July 4,
l.. w. r. Blair, a prominent politician. was
shot by Capt. Halle. There had been bad
feeling between them for some time.
JACOB WAGNER, of Cincinnati, cele-
brated the Fourth by shooting his wife and
then Mrs. Wagner was instantly
killed slot in the right cheek and the
ball cav, - the brain. Wagner can not
live.
Nine. Adele made balloon ascension
at OswegO, N. Y, on the Fourth, and
came down in the lake about seven miles
from land. Clinging to the car she was
dragged through the water some miles and
was finally rescued by tug.
LARGE bodies of Indians are leaving
the Fort Stockton reservation, and moving
toward Texas, as are also bands Of hOstiles
driven out Of Mexico by the troops. The
Adjutan General of Texas will concentrate
the State Rangers near I'll Paso, and take
command in person.
The telegraph brings news from every
direction that the Fourth has been accorded
rafting celebration. e
The coroner's jury charges the rail-
road company with culpable negligence for
the Long Branch disaster.
A NUMBER of lives were lost by col
lision OF Ohio River boat, near Mingo june
ton, July 4.
MARY BOOTH, q negro girl IA years
OF age, has been convicted of numbering
two persons by poison, in Surrey County,
Virginia, and sentenced to be hanged in No
vember. The jury signed petition for ex-
ecutiye clemency.
The finishers have held meeting in
Pittsburgh, Pa, and passed resolutions to
stand by the demands Of the Amalgamated
Association.
On suspicion of completely in the out
rage on Miss Emma Bond, near Taylor
vile, H., Lee Pettls and Emanuel Glenn
ents have been held in IS, 600 each, and the
Montgomery brothers have been Jailed.
There is some probability of quadruple
lynching.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Illinois Republicans nominated
Gen. John c. Smith for Treasurer and
Chas. S. Stratton for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
The range OF Secretary Blaine's for
eign policy Is shown by his instructions 10
Minister Comfy in regard to British designs
on the Sandwich Islands. The chief of the
State Department held that while the United
States had declined to exercise protectorate
over the people Of Hawaii, 1t would not
permit the transfer of the territory or SOW
ereignty Of the islands to any of the great
powers of Europe.
The Michigan Prohibitionists have
nominated for Governor Daniel P. Sagen-
dorph; Lieutenant Governor, VIM. G..
Brown; Secretary Of State, A. II. Lowry
Treasurer, E. l. Brewer; Land Commits
sioner, e. O. Newell; Attorney General, j.
II. Tatum; Auditor j. H. Osborn; Super
intendent of Public Instruction, N. H.Wall-
bridge; Member of State Board of Educa-
ton, j. w. McKeever. The platform thanks
the members Of the Legislature who favored
the prohibition amendment, and the ballot
is demanded for women.
THE international conference is said
to have concluded that armed interference
In Egypt is necessary at once. 1t is not
thought probable that any offer by Turkey
would be accepted. Preparations have
been made at Woolwich by which 40, 200
British troops could be almost instantly en-
barked.
The Republicans of Kansas have
nominated for Congressman. at-large Judge
S. r. Peter, e. N. Morrill,, Louis Hanback,,
and b. w. Perkins, representing widely dif-
ferent sections of the State.
ROSCOE CoNKLING had an interview
with President Arthur, the other day, in
the interest of foreign steamship companies
of New York. Soon afterward Congress
men Deuster and Guenther went to the
White House to learn II it were true that
the immigration bill would be vetoed, and
found that such was the case. T Q was
vigorous English used on both sides, and
there are threats that the bill will be passed
over the Presidents head.
THE Texas Greenbackers, after two
days session, adjourned without making
any nominations.
PARNELL and his supporters have
been expelled from the House of Commons
for obstructing legislation.
THE Board of Aldermen of Newport,
r. l., surprised the citizens by voting that
no liquor licenses shall be granted for the
year commencing July l, and Mayor Frank
Lin announces that he will use every effort
TO enforce the law.
THE Democrats and Readjusters have
each police force on duty at Petersburg,
Va.
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HARVARD won the eight-oared shell

HARVARD won the eight-oared shell
race from Yale by length.
In the famous poisoning case at Lam
caster. Ohio, the Supreme Court granted
the defendant, Joseph J. Dresbach, a new
trial. He had been sentenced to imprison-
ment for life
SHAREHOLDERS of the Panama Canal
Company authorize the issue OF obligations
to amount Of f250,0O0, bearing 8 per cent
interest, for the purchase of the Panama
Railroad.
SEVERAL enthusiasts were injured by
the explosion of gasoline poured over an
efngy OF Guiteau at AIlegan, Mich. July 1.
HE Texas Pacific freight depot at
Fort Worth burned on the 1st Loss, $780,
00s.
A DISPATCH from Bakersfield, Cal.
says an Indian settlement In Tejou CaNon
was recently destroyed by food, caused by
q cloud bursting in the neighboring noun
tains. Several were drowned and many in
jured by drift timber. White farmers low
er down in the valley suffered heavy losses.
CoALvILLE, Pa, suffered from a cy-
clone the other evening. The track Of the
storm was only quarter of mile wide
and ten miles long, but in that territory
great damage was done. A new frame
dwealing owned by Frank Bard was com
pletely wrecked in an instant. Mr.. Bard,
his sister -in-law, and his clerk, Mr.. Can.
non, were badly injured. Mrs. Bard was
blown considerable distance, but miracu-
lousy escaped with a few bruises. The resi-
dence OF Mr.. VIM. Barnes was completely
swept away, not board remaining. Mrs.
Barnes was blown fully 300 feet and lodged
In fence corner, so badly hurt that she
died In thirty minutes. A child of Mr..
Barnes was carried. 500 feet, and received
fatal injuries The house OF John Kelly was
completely demolished and nine persons
were Injured, one fatally. Fifteen houses
were wrecked, and the number OF killed
and injured will reach thirty. i .rl15
EFFIGIEs of Guiteau were strung up
or burned In hundred places. .Gi ..' 600.
THE Hebrew merchants of Milwaukee
grew so indignant over the unannounced
shipment to that city of a train-load OF Rus
sian refugees that they severed their connec-
ton with the Jewish Alliance and dissolved
their local society, on the ground that Eng
land abused the charity of Americas.
QUARANTINE officers at San Francisco
have discovered twenty-five more cases OF
smallpox on the steamer Belgic, which is
loaded with Chinese. ..
The President of the Mexican Nation
al Railway Company has sold in London
bonds for $40, 100000, which will complete
the main line from Laredo to the City of
Mexico.
IT will be remembered that on June
80 Guiteau wept over bouquet of roses
brought by his sister, and on his last day
sent guard to the door for flowers. 1t is
charged that white roses had been saturated
with poison to degree that would have
given him immunity from the gallows had
he known it, or dared to eat them. ..t
CHEwToN, a Pennsylvania village, is
In state Of armed resistance against the
Buffalo, Pittsburg &c Western Railroad
Company, which wants to lay u track on one
Of the residence streets. .--
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MISCELLANEOUS.

In order to keep the wheels of Gov
eminent from stopping, Congress has been
compelled to pass joint resolution enacting
that the provisions Of the appropriation bills
for the current fiscal year affecting the var-
Gus branches Of the public service be ex.
tended to Goth July. The civil service would
be without money support but for the pas
sage Of the resolution. .rH
SEVERAL leading members of the st.
Louis Merchants Exchange, owning prop
erty and doing business ON the Illinois side,
have organized the East st. Louis Produce
Exchange, and applied at Springfield for a
charter giving equal rights and powers with
the Chicago Board Of Trade. Nearly three
hundred members of the St. Louis Exchange
have applied for membership. . r...
HALF mile from Lochrea, Ireland,
while on a huntington, the agent and
steward Of Lord Clanricardi were killed by
shots fired through loopholes in wall. A
farmer named McCausland was murdered
near BalIyclare by two men with scythes.
THE jury in the Jennie Cramer MUIR
der trial, at New Haven, Conn, returned a
verdict OF not guilty. The Malley boys were
tnen discharged.
A RAIN never equalled in the mind of
the Oldest inhabitant flooded the streets OF
La Fayette, Ind, June 80, filling cellars level
with the sidewalk, washing away street
crossings, fences, and doing damage to the
extent of many thousand dollars. Seven
tracks were washed out. Two men narrow.
ly escaped being buried. Only one track
can be used for a quarter of mile.
THE House Committee on Naval At
fairs advocate the insertion OF a clause in
the naval appropriation bill which will pro-
vide for the construction OF one new ship OF
war Of the largest type, one second class
ship, and two gun-bearing torpedo boats.
NJ THE captain of the British steamer
Sfrathairlie was fined $11, 100 by the United
States District Court at San Francisco for
bringing Chinese passengers in excess OF the
number allowed by law.
THE Boston e. Lowell and Concord
railroads have increased the pay OF the
freight handlers to a dollar and half day
and work has been resumed. The officers
OF the Eastern Railroad agreed to the same
terms.
STERN, the Chicago wife-murderer,
has been sentenced to twelve years. impris-
onment
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New Arithmetical Problems.

James has six apples and divides one
among his five brother and sisters. How
many has he left? .r..
/ Ii q quart-box of Strawberries holds
pint and half. how many boxes will it
take to make peck, and how quick can
q tramp get away with them?
If a farmer can NOW six acres of grass
in one day, how many liars will it take
to NOW thirty-eigbt acres of grass in
three daysp
A guest at the hotel pays the porter
twenty-five cents to take his trunk up
stairs; ten cents to a colored boy to
bring him pitcher of water; twenty
five cents further to the porter to get
his trunk down stairs; fifty cents to the
omnibus driver, and 80 to the landlord
as the regular rate of the house. How
much has he been swindled, and what
is ne going to do about itP ..f
A coal dealer has a driver weighing
1856 pounds, who is weighed with $50
loads of coal during the winter. What
would have been the gain to the con-
sumers had the driver only weighed $50
pounds? .I .f.rP
If a policeman on night duty sleeps an
hour and a half each night for thirteen
years, how many years of such arduous
labor will it take to reduce him to a
walking skeletonP
In each county in the United States
are seventy inhabitants who believe they
would make good State Governors. OF
this number only two per cent. ever get
to be even II constable What is the
exact number OF constables,s and how
many lawsuits can wide-awake officer
provoke in year '"
A grocer has horse which he asserts
can trot mile in 2:40. He puts him on
the track under a watch and finds his
best gait to be 1928. What was the diff
ference between the grocer's estimate
and the watch. and why did he wollop
the poor horse all the way home?
A father at his death lett $4,000 for
the benefit of his only son, fourteen
years. eight months and twelve days
old, the money to be paid him when
twenty-one years OF age, with interest
at six per cent. How much money did
the lawyers leave for the boyp
A merchant who has a stock valued at
s., 600 advertises that lie will dispose of
it at one-fourth of. How much does he
makep .u4
A citizen has COW which gives six
quarts OF milk per day. while his sales
ootup nine quarts. There is nothing
for the student to find in this case.
Simply turn on the water.
A grocer buys chest of tea weighing
eighty pounds. He sells twentv-seven
pounds OF it as "my unapproachable
sixty cent tea" and the remainder as
Z" our splendid forty cent Oolong"
How much did he receive in all and how
much did he have to give to the heather
that year to quiet his conscience?
A plumber who does sixteen cents
worth OF repairing desires to charge for
four pounds OF solder in his bill. Please
suggest how it can be done without in-
jury to his system. -Detr0H Free Press.
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CRIMES AND CAPABILITIES.

A MURDERoUs ARRAY occurred near
Lincoln, Nebr., the other day. A herder
named Hubbard allowed cattle to run on tn 9
patch of a negro named Kirch. The men
quarreled and Hibbard struck the negro
on the head with the butt of heavy whip.
The negro threatened TO shoot, but Hibbard
Kept up the assault until Kiroh drew piss
toll and fired, striking Hibbard In the abdo-
'pen. Hubbard will die. Kirch 10 under