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5sTABL1sHED AUGUST "a. 1852

the State stands to-day heavily in arrears.
The Governors message discloses an arrear-
rage Of ssi, i,SSl 45, and the AuditoPsreport
Of 1850 shows IN additional arrearage Of
over sl27 7,OOO-or overs2Os,Ooo in all.
This is the financial condition Of the
State Of West Virginia to-day, with long
parliament in session at an expense Of $3.50
per day. And this long parliament is the
third extra session entailed on the tax pay
ers under Constitution that calls for a
session once only in two years, but which
is such an impracticable instrument that
no amount Of tinkcring seems likely to
make 1t operative, This is the instrument
that the Democracy in their wisdom framed
at Charleston in 1872, and that has cost the
people Of this State In one shape and an
other aa untold amount Of money.
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ST. LOUIS, NO., February 1.-The State
Fund Commissioners have issued an order
calling IN two hundred and fifty Eve.
twenty State renewal bonds for payment
the first OF March. When these bonds are
paid, the amount received since January
/, 1871, viii be $T752 GOO.
The grand jury has indicted Russell
Brown and Patrick NIcG Slew for the murder
OF Mrs. Doris, last Saturday night.
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~, nnel. Acl,es so.

and feel miserable" said hari.working
man. The doctor questioned him and found
that he had been ha6itually Costive for years;
that now Ills kidneys were disoniered and
his whole system deranged. Kidney.Wort
was recommended and faithfully taken and
in short time every trouble was removed
The cleansing and tonic power OF this medl-
cine on the bowels and kidneys Is wonder.
l.-CoHgregdti0hdiiSi, MwT&w
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nEpgnLIcAN F1NANc1ERlNe.
AcOmpreheusiye Analysts of the Public
Debt Statement.

hGbt RkuIetmtuts
WASHINGTON, February L. John N.
Carson, clerk OF the House Committee on
Ways and Means, has prepared the follow.
ing analysis OF the debt statement fol
January, published to-day: Decrease in
the public debt for January nearly slS,.
100000, and for seven months Of the cur.
rent fiscal was over $sS,00o,oOo, against
s52,25O,0OO for the corresponding seven
months Of last year. Since July l the
average monthly reduction has been
Sl2,5S3, 200, which, il maintained for The
remaining five months, would show q re-
duction for the year Of Sl49, 600, 600, com.
pared with February /, 1881. There is q
reduction in the aggregate debt OF SlS9, ,2S6, :
600. Current liabilities on account Of cur.
rent and matured bonds are about SIG, ,0O0,-
900, of which amount nearly ST, 600, 900 are
for the extended 0 per cent bonds recently
called.
Itisa singular fact that in the column Of
debt on Which interest has ceased may be
found bonds that ceased to bear interest as
far back as 1864. There are, however, but
$50, 900 outstanding in this class Of bonds,
and i is probable that the greater portion
OF this amount has been lost or destroyed.
OF the Q per cent bonds known as consols
OF 1857, the interest on which ceased April
], 1879, there is outstanding, including in.
terest, about Si,206,000, and of the S per
cent funded loan, the interest on which
ceased last May, there Is outstanding near.
" 5000, 900. Why the holders OF these
bonds do not present them for payment is
mystery that cannot be explained.
The available cash in the Treasury is
about Sll4, 4,0O0, 900, u decrease Of Sl2, ,000,-
600 US compared with January first. A
large amount is required to pay the semi
annual interest and increased dlsburse.
ments that always attend the first month
Of Congress, which will account for this
decrease.
There is a remarkable increase in the
number otsiiver dollars on hand compared
with January lst. There is now in the
Treasury nearly seventy.two and one-hall
million OF these silver pieces, against sixty
eight million January lst, an increase O.
four n:ittion four hundred thousand dollars
The silver certificates now outstanding
amount TO SOL 1851 $50, arO increase for the
month Of Sl,S00,000. The fractional silver
coin on hand shows an increase Of nearl,
81 900 600, The decrease Of gold coin apd
gold bullion for the month is Sl3,O0O,00O
while the increase in United States M
tional bank notes wereS5 100000. The re
ceipts for January compared with thu
same month OF last year, are shown by the
following table:
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AT has been acknowledged by every one
that strictly prime article Is always worth
the money You pay for It. Especially Is this
The case with baking powders. Don't let
your grocers palm off something cheap on
you, but buy can Of the Acme aud you will
use no other
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cnloAoo, February l.-Henrys. segram,
an Englishmqn, was arrested to-day,
charged with embezzling from Thomas
Glide, OF Yeoyille, Somerset county, En-
gland. Segram, who is a deacon in the
Methodist Church at Quincy, while in En-
gland last summer, induced Glide to ad-
vance money for investment in corn Iat
Chicago. Shortly after Segram's returnhere
Glide received information to the effect
that Segram had been killed and the money
stolen. Detectives made the above dis.
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Gold shipments.

NEw YoRk, February 1.-The Poa saws
The amount gold for Europe today i,
from present accounts less than $1,000 '00(
more than one-half Of which represent
special transactions, the shipper being M
own insurer. The smallnesso Of specie ship
ments and the more favorable tenor oi for
eign adyices have together improved thi
tone o. the stock exchange.
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Going 10 Retire.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WAsulSarox, February LIT is rumor
ed here tonight that George Gorham
Brady and Hallett Kilburn are to retirt
from the Washington National Republica,
in favor OF New York parties.
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The Jeannette seareln.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-Secretary
Hunt received the following this morning:
ST. PETERSBURG, February /.
Ssreiary Hunt, Warrington, d. C.:
Danenhower telegraphs the report OF nv
arrival, with nine seamen sick. They are
better. DeLong has been traced to q def.
mite locality, which Melville and the Rus
slams are searching ardently. II the ship
Is not found before spring may charter a
steamer and search the coast2
The word ship Is evidently intended for
tChipp, and has probably been changed in
transmission from ST, Petersburg.
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EMrERoR WILLIAM has closed the German
Reichstag very much as one would shut up
a 'ijaGk.in-the.box," when he is weary Of
seeing it pop out. And yet Repablicauism
in Germany may in good time be far from
amusing to ROYALTY.
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TRoY, February 1.-The application for
an order, that the pastor OF the Washing.
ton street Methodist Church, West Troy,
show cause why he would not give mem-
Der OF the church a trial or letter, was dis.
missed by the court on the ground that the
case did not come within the Jurisdiction
Of the civil court.
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Wost VlrgInIanN nt the CnpItnl

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WAsu1SeroN, February LIB. Cade, ol
St. Albaus, W. Va; ]. NJ. Roder and Col
R. S. Blair, of West Virginia, are at tn,
National Hotel.
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NeW steamboat lnspeetIon Measure.

1ptgl1l uApAtCkl W wv AhtNthttAStAt
WARRINGTON, February 1.-The follow
ing is the bill reported by Mr.. Townsend,
Tuesday, from the committee on Com.
merce, as q substitute for House bill No.
s,sg;
''That for the inspection Of hulls and
boilers Of steam vessels, there is hereby
created a local board Of inspectors to be
located at Gallipolis, Ohio, in which there
shall be one inspector Of halls and one in
speCtor Of boilers; one Of whom shall be
transferred from the Office Of the local
board Of inspectors at Cincinnati and one
from the office of the local board Of inspec-
tors at Wheeling, W. Va; each Of whom
shall receive per annum the same COM
penSation he may bereceiying at the time
Of the passage Of this act; and hereafter in
case Of a vacancy in the Office Of inspector
of hulls or in the office Of inspector Of
boilers, such vacancy shall be filed in the
manner provided in section 4,45O Of the
Revised Statutes"
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Trus. % RepublIean Good Nature.

Special Dispatch to the 1ptelligencer.
WAsniSoToS, February LA caucus oi
Democratic Senators was held this after.
noon to nominate Neil Brown, late Read.
ing Clerk Of the House, for Reading Clerk
OF thesenate. TWenty-three Senators were
present, and Mr.. Brown was nominated by
one majority. No Reading Clerk was nee.
essary, but Senator Harris, Of Tennessee,
needs some help in getting back to Con-
gress, and as Brown is from his State it is
thought that his election may do him some
good. The Democrats trust to the good
nature OF the Republicans and the neutral
ity Of Senator David Davis to get Brown,
who is really magnificent reader, elected.
Sale or the Washington q Ohio Road.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WARRINGTON, February Ian Alexan-
dria dispatch says the Washington & Ohio
railroad was sold Tuesday to Casenoy
Lee for 500, 600. Mr. Lee, it is understood,
purchased the road for Mr.. E. X. Hoyt,
who represents the Baltimore, Cincinnati
& Washington Railroad Company. Mr..
Hoyt was formerly United States Indian
Commissioner, but is now treasurer of the
Baltimore, Cincinnati & Washington Rail,
road Company. The Virginia Midland
road was sold about two years ago on just
such day as Tuesday was. The price paid
for the road will give nearly So per cent on
the bonds.
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The watkIns.rerguson Case.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
TOLEDO, February ferguson has beer
released on bail, his two brother's.in-lav
and former partner going his security
Watkins is still in custody.
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NEARLY 100000 Of gold ior shipment
to Europe was bought in New York yes
day. They will not buy any Of our s7-ceut
dollars for shipment They will abidew with
us with the tenacity Of a poor relation.
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Smallpox at PIttsbursIa.

PIrrsDuRon, February l.-Tweuty.three
new cases Of smallpox in Pittsburgh and
ten in Allegheny were reported 10 the
health authorities today. During January
there were 293 cases and 20 deaths from
the disease in the latter city.
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a request, threatening query polite
question. Beyond this there was no
change"
Mr.. Hurlburt comes back this week, and
as he has been fat failure, he will prob.
ably be in a bad temper and make
"Rome howlo in his efforts to lay the
responsibility upon some one else.
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Excursion trains will run into Wheeling
from all points for ten days during the Car.
nival of Authors which will take place about
the stll OF March.
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Democratic expenditures for some ac
count in 1850 were only $4,000, showing
a difference in favor Of Republicans
ot $4,000. In 1870 the money
Tor the Insane asylum was raised
by special tax OF 5 cents on the
$780, while in 1850 it was taken by the
Democrats from the school fund, and re-
mains taken to this day, along with several
other takes IRON the sane fund.
The amount expendCdby the Republi.
cans in 1870 on account Of salaries by
executive officers and their clerks was
only $1,000, against SlS5a3.6G expended
On the same account by the Democracy.
shovinga saving by the Republicans ol
S'lS6G, ratter deducting the eamount al
7SS0. y
The Republicans reduced the rate o
pxatiOn from 95 cents to 20 cents on th,
SlOO, and that was the rate in both yean
tNaI We have compared.
me 1s,S ryil contingent fund expended in
In IL, !, wy le1
~ s.tc4
ntayOtOt the Republicans. ..... slS7O
Notwithstanding the Democracy rea,
sessed and raised the value of lands in 1871
and have had the benefits Of increase
amounts Of personal property for taxation
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sTocEs-sharc speculation opened stf,nF nbti
o.. per sent 1i hishsr than yesterday slo,lls
!of Chicago d New pHeans ard {ailf ~ XII
higher for the rest Of the mAFket III thp clfis
dealings the gpnetAl market sold Up jSi5f II f,i,i
the latter for 81 Paul, while Richmond a lsnvl N,
advanced per cent 40, Northwestern pnnino,i 4
per cent 10 l3l, and prefefsd az pef . nj n III
Subsequently the market became Weak. nilti a. y
tween che boards deciinc Of 4 pct cont III.
Cd aud advanced, with an occasional inActldnaf NJ
ton OF HR2tf p6f cent. The market cl0Ied 1trses
at the hif b Il point OF the day. fs4
TanAGliOnB W1 O00 lrs W.
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OUR NATIONAL OnLIGATIOys.
Public Debt statement for the Mont
of fJanuary-An Excellent showing.

UI WWluHFJ-1zHR RsNSSIIVHt oHUWIHEs
WAsHlSoroN, February 1.-The follow.
ing is the monthly debt statement for the
month Of January, 1882:
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FiNANCIAL AND conMlRoIAll.
New York Money ana sloell..

NEW YoRK, February l.--AtoaNy-- Z ptt t,ht ~,
AnAHH1, aud l5i per cent per dieh cictita N n 4
psf cent Prime mefcantile paper ta5is b6t tIfl,
s.etllnE exchange bankeis bills steady q 81 *
eOyEhsSSn- Strong and ,sa,i pOt cont hishes.
9, g q, extended. d...-loSy lIehish 4 WIiks ids
q 8, g ektended..i Slst. Z g. ciiy iits Id
~, coupons. ihc bond tsf iiA
Is coupon, .,...,,-.ll .. p Land Gmnii iii
tAcihc @ OF 'aS..,....l29 10. p. 8. r. rondt ii
Central Pacific, lSt rs Texas Pacific IA ia
soGeFed. " Z 4
RAnRoAp BoNps-raltly aellye on q nindlin,n
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ENGLISH GRAIN REVIEW.
Sales In Favor Of Buyers-Ancfe"1o
Floating Cargoes.

Sales In Favor OF Buyers-Increase Oh
Floating Cargoes.
LONDON, May 29.-The Mark Lane ErpresS
in its review of the British grain trade ior
the past week says: The weather is very iav-
orable for the growing crops. No quotaoie
changes in home breadstuffs but wheat ana
-four have tended somewhat in favor OF BUY
ers. Foreign wheat and flour nave a,so ueea
some what in favor of buyers, being influenced
by the large supply of wheat OIL coast es-
pecially Australian and New Zealand.
Maize. barley and oats have aiso
been weaker. OF coast trade very, quiet:
No. / California wheat, decliaed
about Is since the last reported
sales. Forty-eight wheat cargoes. arrived at
the ports Of call during the week; fourteen
were sold and twelve withdrawn. Trade on
passage and for shipment was very inanlmate.
Cargoes of red winter on passage brought ols.
The quantity of wheat and flour now ahoat is
l67 500 quarters greater than at the same
period in 1881. Sales OF English wheat the
past week were 2s,S5o quarters, at as, against
81 ,O2O quarters at As for the corresponding
periOd last year.
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Health is W ealthl

Dr. e. O. Vests nerve and brain treatment,
specific for hysters dizziness, oonvuEions, nervous
heaoache, mental depression, loss Of memory, Pre-
mature old age, caused by over-exertion, or over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and death.
one months treatment, One dollar box, or six
boxes for I'VE dollars; sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each order received by ~ fog
SIX boxes, accompanied With hve dollars, We Wiu
send the purchaser written guarantee to return
the money II the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by LAmbie & Co., corner
Third and WabashaV streets, St P1ul MINI Orders
BY mail promptly stte1dsd 10
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A philadelphia Caucus.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S,-A caucus of the
Philadelphia delegation to the Republican
state convention at Harrisburg is called to
meet tomorrow evening for the purpose OF
uniting on a Philadelphia business man for
ongressman-at-large. 1t is understood that
the delegates will be unanimous for John
Wanamaker and that he will be nominated.
Senator Cameron and State Senator Norris
called ON Wanamaker Saturday and appealed
to him to accept the nomination. WanamakeS
animated o possibility of his acceptance IL
nominated. by the convention. In day or
two the state committee will issue call for
Resembling the old convention at harris
hIIrU
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Seeds for the Sufferers.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 29.-The car load OF
garden seeds valued at $4,000, donated by
Hiram, sibley g. Co., Rochester, N. Y, to
the sufferers from the overflow in the Missis-
sippi valley and forwarded free of charge by
the Erie dispatch from Rochester, was re.
ceived to-day byJ. E. Beasley, secretary OF
the Red Cross society of Memphis. The seeds
have been, stored and their distribution COM
menced by committee.
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Land League Work.

Boston. May 29.-The central council of
the Irish land league of America, has issued
an address recommending extraordinary eff
forts to be made SO that on October 1, $25, 900
may be ready for transmission to the general
treasurer. Unlimited faith in ParnelI, Davitt,
Dillon and Eagan is counseled.
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Great Racing Success Expected.

PITTSBURGH, May 29-The arrangements for
the spring running meeting of the Pittsburgh
Driving Park association, at Acme Wood,
which commences tomorrow and continues
four days, are about completed, and over 150
running horses are in the stables. The track
at present is in the best possible condition and
some of the first horsemen in the country are
represented already on the ground.
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April 30, to g Roessler. recording .
clerk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

April 30, to G Roessler, recording
Total expenditures. 1869 90
STATE OF MINNESOTA, lss
COUNTY OF RAMSEY. b.
&c. H. Lenau, register of deeds, Ramsey
county. Minnesota, do hereby certify that the
foregoing pages, numbers 1863 to 1876
inclusive, are correct and true statement of
all the money receipts and of all the uncollected
charges tof said office during the month
of April, 1882, and that page number
$50 exhibits true statement of moneys
actually paid to employees for salary during
said month. G. III. LIENAU.
Register of Deeds.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd
day of May, A. D. 1882.
FRANK o. OLIVIER,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
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A Mystcrious Crime.

CEDAR RAPIDS, To-, May 29.-A farmer
named Patterson, living twenty miles north
of here, died to-day under circumstances in
dicating that he was poisoned, and suspicion
directs against his wife. His stomach has
been sent to Chicago for analysis. The wife
denies being the cause of his death, but says
the authorities may do as they please with
her, but they cannot make her tell what she
knows about the manner OF his death. There
is much excitement in the neighborhoOd.
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A Railroad War.

DENVER. May 29.-The railroad war be-
tween the Denver g. Rio Grande, who are try
ing to keep the Denver s. New Orleans road
from entering the union depot, is still raging.
In the fight last night two of the Denver q
Rio Grande engines were wrecked. Judge
Elliot to-day granted an order restraining the
Denver & Rio Grande from further interior
ence. Serious trouble is anticipated.
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Rodv OF Zoe watkins Found.

ST.. LOUIS, May 3O.-A bocy believed
to be that of Zoe Watkins, who SO mys-
teriously disappeared from her. uncle.s
home on the 18th inst, was found tins
morning in the river at the foot OF Muller
street, Carondolet.
While Joseph Ray, an old man who
has followed the occupation OF gathering
drift wood from the river for the last
thirty wears, was rowing his skill opposite
Carondolet some six miles below the
center of the city this morning he spled
a floater in the water. He Immediately
attached rope to the body and dragged
it to the shore. On landing he found the
remains of young girl and on examing
it closely discovered the garments in
which it was clothed bore strong resem-
blance to those worn by Miss Zoe Wat
kins the day she disappeared, a description
of which he had read. He Immediately re-
ported to the police station in Carondolet
and officers fastened to where the body
Law and found that the clothing tailed
exactly with the description given by the
girls sister and friends, even to hlagree
silver earrings and ruby niger
ring with bangle. follce
headquarters Ill luo Oi'y "o.o
at once notified and chief OF detect
ives Frank Watkins, who has taken act
i've interest in the case, instantly started
for Carondolet. The girls parents and
friends were also notified. The body is
now being brought to the city and will
be placed in the morgue, where MIR. Wat
kins, the chlld's father, and James Mar
tin, her uncle, will view it for identifica-
ton.
The body has been fully ideAtified by
James Martin with whom the girl was
stopping at the time of her disappearance.
The CORPSE was so swollen and disfgured
Mr.. Watkins decided he would not view
the remains. A post norton examina.
ton is now being held. There are no
signs or marks of violence on the body
and she was not outraged.
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A Powerful Blow.

GREENFIELD, Mass. May ga tornado
passed over here last night, severely ipjuring
several persons, and partially wrecking num-
Der of residences and barns. At Ashfeld
twelve barns were demolished, hundreds of
trees upreoted, houses unroofed, ard the whole
section devastated.
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While the express train on the Ohio Central
road was coming down Dongola hill, near
Cairo, ILL.,, at speed of about thirty-fve
miles per hour, Miss Katie Donovan jumped
from a car, alighting on her face and shoulder,
from the effects of which she died. She was
thought to have been insane.
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disastrous to Dunkers

MOUNT JOY, Penn, May 2S.-A meeting
house of the bunker denomination in course
of erection at Mastersville, Lancaster county,
suddenly fell, burying about dozen persons
under the ruins, including some OF the
wealthiest farmers in the district. Samuel
Whitnier, aged so, Samuel Bleecher, aged A.
and John shenk, aged Sc, died OF their lnjur.
les. Jacob Gibbs and Jacob Gippler were
seriously injured, and number OF others
more or less hurt.
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Movaments Of ocean Steamships.

NEW YORK, May so.-Arrived: Baltic,
Liverpool.
FAruERpo1NT, May SO.-Arrived: Ocean
NEW YORK, May 3O.-Arrived: Wyoming,
Liverpool; Gellert, Hamburg.
LONDON, May 30.-The steamships Illinois,
Philadelphia, Boston, Montreal and State Of
Florida, New York, arrived out.
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A passenger train coming south on the
Wabash road yesterday ran over two men
named Charles Bratton and Alfred Bridges,
killing Bratton and badly iDjuripg Bridges.