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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-19

aided by Thomas, This still more cxas.
pernie1 Grinncll, who ordered Thomas
away. Thomas not hec,ling tho warming
his body WINS rihdletl with buckshot by the
old man, who Ind gone away and returned
with gun. Conviction appears to be Ger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-19

is the best remedy for dyspepsia, biliousncss,
malarin, indigestion and diseases OF tho blood,
kidneys, liver, skin, etc. ,.lsllgG.l, Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-19
THE IRISH TENANTRY,
WHOLESALE EvlcrloNs RESUMED.
ParlIansat hAAifsstluE = DIsposltioa 10 Deal
iiarshly with lrslaad-rhs Fires Of 0ppo. e
'itloa 10 Issll,h Rule RekIadisd-No I..
fsast CsGl The 9rsss I9ls IL Free. a

LONDON, May ls.-Fear Of being arrest.
cd In connection with the murders OF lord
Frederick Cayendisl and Mr. Burke Is now
80 general in Ireland, that the peasantry,
travelling outside their own district, apply
to the police for passports. Many cmi.
grants leaving the South OF Ireland for
America resort to the sanIc course. 10
CANTERBURY, Mayls.-Thc upper house
Of convocation has ngreed upon form OF
prayer for use during the present troubles
in Ireland. It asks for preservation from
secret conspiraccs md open violence, the
appeasement OF tumults in Ireland and
the healing Of her sores.
New YonK, May lS.-Nlichacl Turner, a
passenger on the steamer Wisconsin, Just
arrived. There is suspicion Of his conncc.
ton with tho Dublin assassination.
LONDON, May lS.-At Il meeting Of the
Irish Parliamentary party, to-day, they
unanimously condemned the repression
bill. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-19

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Ffeeman's NtD
National Dyes. D. For brightncssand durability
OF color, are uneqnaed.. Color from 2 to s
pounds Directions in English and German.
Price, Is cents. ".'-Hn : ss9W n.lE e"
TIE only scientific Iron Medicine that does
not produce headache, &c.. but gives TO- tho
system NIL the benefits OF iron witIiout.its bad
effects. Is Browns Iron Rittcry. ~. - NV
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
REDUCING 4 POLICEM1NS PAY.

The final argument before the Court OF APP
meals in the case Of Policeman Ryan against stephen
rucb as president OF the Board, is 10 be heard to-
do, Thisis a test suit iii which all public servants
particularly policemen and fremen are greatly
tn,.reste1 ag IL will Hettlo the question
of the right of Commissioners to reduce the
nav Of persons disabled in the ervlce OF thc
irSty Rvaii was disabled by a blow on lhe spine:
ce1sing naralysis shortly after he was appointed ana
has since done little service. The Comni7so heIs Guy
down iis nav TO ODehalf and then to Onequarer ana
tLr defence which was successful III the Oilga court
and Inc General Term, IN effect lhat such action
Waa taken under the authority To make Ios anu IoSu
latons for the discipline Of the force townsend az
Weed for Ryan, take the position that thG ConaHls-
oncra had no rSht 10 interfere with the bahry O an
ofIicer eYccpt as they undoubtedly empowered To
do by the charter, by either dschargng hii peh,slnn
pay. There sad 10 .be many other similar Gases
awaiting the decision Of the Court Of. nna resort
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
AN Ex.sHoP GIRLS COMPLAINT.
Tn me EditOr Of The Tribune.

SrR. Tn defence of the Salesladies, would
like 10 saw that they are not ait entirely ungratefui to
Mrs Emna Gates C0nkng for her Jealous and KIND en-
deayor to procure seats for Salesladies. . ,
They appreciate it, for they human as well as thelr
Fmp9vCrs but will say that she Is laboring under
Instne a. regards Mr. Daniclls store he has and h0d
seats long. tDng before Mrs c. made her charge
9C,inst him he a considcTte employer they
can safely say this Il think with ont pcrurng their
So,dS for the sake Of retaining tner p4sitSnsT Ions
cmployers they dread 30 much as the persons
Who are engaged and given authority to dictate ana
hulv over them. what are theyl only working Tor
saiy Ike themselves they the persons whom they
Dire ad and stand III are Of A.,
Also allow me to state that the customers are greatly
70 blame for the length OF time that salesaes nave 10
stand they will hum and haU over hve cent article
lon ger than is absolutely necessary ana Try tuer P
ticucc until they ready TO tdtnt
NetC- York, March TO- lS8-. AN EN-SALEsLADi.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
suopKEEPERs IN A POLICE COURT.

The agent OF the Workingwomen's Protective
Union lasr month made a complaint against Jacob
Rothschild, of No. 80 West Fourteentl-st; william
q, kinney 4 Co., of No. PAL Sixth-ave,, and Hugh
O'Neil. Of H. ONeill Il Co., No. 32l Sixth-ave Tor
falling to provide suitable seats for their sales
women. Tie accused persons at their examination
said that they would provide the necessary seats III
the future The cases were set down for yesterday
before Justice Patterson, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court. The defendants having complied
stores the cases were dismissed. The officers OF the
Workingwomen's Protective Union say that they
have no desire to prosecute shopkeepers break
ing the law i'll regard to seats for their women
EMPLOYEES, but merely TO force them to comply with
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
KILLED RY FALLING TACKLE.

While the French steamship l. DAmerque was being
docked at lPer No 80 North River, on Thursday
ni0ht part of the hoisting tackle broke and three
men on the vessel were injured. Francois Qnerrey,
the ship carpenter, was struck in the abdomen by
died oT Z n. IN. YESTERDAY Two sailors, james BO-
Ionic and Albert Clord, were hurt slightly at the
same time. The men attended by the surgeon
on the steamship Querrey was thirty-fOur years
~ His family lives III France.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
MEMORIAL TO A SOLDIER.

The committee appointed for the purpose of erect
eral Charles G. Halpne-" Miles O'Rcilly "-has Sc
iected design. The Grand Marshal and his stat
with several posts of the Grand Army, have slgnl-
fled their intention of joining with Dahl lgren Post
in the dedication of the memorial. All who wish to
subscribe for this object are requested TO forward
their subscriptions to the chairman or secretary OF
the Niles ORellly Monument Fund at No As
Orclard-st this city.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER LILY.

The Norwegian bark Ebenezer arrived from hayIo n
having on board William Cole hrst E Eato,
and jeremiah Grady Andrew lsaacson anu anu raho tho
Frosberg seamen, who were rescued Ir0iu t1o
wreck OF the American schooner Lily, IN Iatlt49e
$50 north, longitude so west, on January 10;
Captain Cole and three other Poa6S saaiTlS rroi i
land, from the German bark Clara on February 10
The Lily sailed from Charleston, ). C.; Tor new
York, with cargo of railroad ties. on January lo.
Two days afterward the yessS Tas SiseroSs seas
Towards night the vessel sprang aieak ana sht % vc
came almost unmanageable. Before midnight the
schooners deck had settled TO th9 water eu9e, t
deck and the men lashed themselves TO the lower
rigging. They remained in this position until day
light when bark was sighted. one OF lne sailors
went aoft and fastened flag signal OF distress,
but it failed to attract attention. Three OF the
sailors started i'll the small boat to row toward the
bark and were nearly capsized several times by the
heavy seas. After rowing about hall the distance
between the two vessels one of the men made last his
storm coat to an oar, and waved II vigorously ZOE
several minutes when the hearts of the wrecked
mariners were gladdened by seeing the bark change
her course and come toward them. they were
picked up by the vessel, which proved to be the
German bark Clara, from DOvby for DelizyL, Inc
Others of the crew were next taken from the schoo
er The bark then went on her coursc, and on
February 3, IN latitude AZ north, Longitude 81
west. the Ebenezcr was sighted. and as she was
bound TO New York, the captain was asked 10 tako
the shipwrecked people OH board He was Wiling
to take only half of them, and the mate and his
three companions were transferred 10 hlS snip.
The Lily was built in Belleville, n. j., i'll 1924,
and of Alb tons capacity. She was colnlailueu @
10y brother of the first mate, and who owned one
fourth share i'll her, which was insured her oiuer
owners were Evans, Ball IL Co., VINO were not III
surcd. -, Ill,
arrived nj this port from Amsterdam yesterday,
states that on February 20, when three days out,
German steerage passenger, thlrty-nlne years olu,
Wilhelm Thamm, jumped overheard and was
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

work this racket on passenger yhen they get him m
alone in the car and like his LOOKS lou nVe m
"Do you ever make mistake in. your man, ana
n passenger threaten to tell on your
hOh, no. II you had rode on this line as much as
have DONE you wouldn't have asked that question.
tell you yo1ng fellow, there are people who Ilde
on this line what wouldn't ride on any other. Inc
most respectable classes in the city travel on tS
and the FOurth-aYe. line.O
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth lrenae Hotel-Congressman Joseph Jorgen,,
sen OF VrrtnIa Professor kchardon OF
Trinity college Victoria Hot1Saptan MurR Ron % .1s of
Boston Mropoitan Hoe-state Senators George T. LORD
Titus, and T. p. Bowen, and AssemDvnen A. ~ Cnhgip
Baker, George 2. Erwin T. " Weeh, James Haggerv'
and Charles A. Fowler.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
TRADE WITH MEDTTERRANEAN PORTS.

The new steamship Archmede, of the Florio;;
Rubattino line, lying at the Pennsy lyana railroad
pier wa, visited by many persons yesterday. She
Is the newest vessel of the line, and IS 10 run be-
tween Mediterranean ports and New-lOrk: She
was launched i'll January last, at Glasgow, IS $50
feet IN length, 10 feet beam, 26 feet depth OF hold,
snd 2S7j tons measurement She is built oi iron,
in series of wateT-tight compartments, and is pro
vided with the most modern appliances for saving
life and extnguishng fire. Her cabin acconnnoda-
tons are limited TO forty passengers. Her STATE
rooms and saloon are fitted up tastetnlly ana at
great expense. .,.-..
The FIoro Company began running to this port
at intervals in 1877, and extensive did the trade
become that in 1879 il opened regular communIca-
tion from New-York and Marseilles. Genoa, Leg
horn Naples, Messina and Palermo with arrange
ments 10 tTanship passengers TO other shlps oi te
company running between all the ports OF the Medl
terrauean, the Black Sea, Red Sea, India aud
Java. Soon afteward the Florio combIncd with the
Rubattno Company, of Genoa, and the two fleets
number ei ighty y-iive steamships, with four more III
course of construction. Contracts Will soon be
made for fifteen steamships OF larger dlmen-
siOns when the line will be extended TO emma. The
Ilorio- RubattnO Company has weekly passenger
steamers and bi-weekly freight steamers from this
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

WHAT EVERY HORSE AND CATTLE OwNERWA ANTS
A GOOD RELIABLE CONDITION POWDER
such il found in
TOBIAS DERRY CONDITION POWDER
WARRANTED to be PERFECTLY INNOCENT You can w9rk your
animals IL cures DIsrEMPER BOTs WORMS makes the urine
clear and Increases the COWS Colonel d. MCDANIEL
the VETERAN TURFMAy made kNowN the INGREDIENTS
~ which they are composed has given ccrtihcate GER
Trying THEM INNOCENT Sold by the druggists anu
saddIers AT twenty-five cents. Depot Az Murrayst
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
CHILDREN FINDING A woMAN's BODY.

dav bv the report that barrel containing the body
of a woman had been found near Garretsons sta
ton in the town of Southfeld. Charles II. owen
is n oolteacher Some of his pupils, while play
ing about his premises, discovered a barrel i'll an
oulhousc One of them cut open the cloth cover,
when a wOmans arm was revealed. Inc slght
neighbors. Justice Vaughn was informed, and he
sent Constable OLeary to the place. The constable
found a part of womal's body in lime barrel
official last night issued warrant Tor Mr.. owens
arrest Mrs owen is studying medicine III this city,
and last night it was reported that tle Douy nau
been used for disSecting purposes.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
gtOuave., ear 29th3t tpnrs SD Ani )''-
Attention 70 Gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
safes all sizes and makes bargains EMORY 20 Veseyst
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

NV Overworked wife was restored to perfect
health by Parkers Ginger Tonic Pastor Elgin NJ Church
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

Clothes Wringers, Fluting MACHINES: and
Garnet Sweepers repaired promptly Metropolitan Manuac
turing Company, 81 Cortlahdtst, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
srrEpAGE PASSENGERS COMPLAINTS.

The investigation of the complaints made by I'M
migrant passengers on the steamships furnesst, OF
the Anchor Line, and the leislah MonaIC!i VI lho
Monarch Line, was reOpened yesterday by the COM
misslouers of Emigration TO permit adulJOhal cEl-
deuce for the defence. In the case OF hcinhoId
ToIrer hose death on the FuTncssia was attributed
10 nbunaD treatment, uigeOh - "a. w. @ ot0iilIs @is
MADE m AFFIDAVIT that FOlger Ill with sea-sck-
mes several DAYS before medical advice was sought
The doctor then found the patient suffering rom
peritonits. and as he was more cOniOrt3DIe among
his friends In the stcerage than he Woud nave Orch
away from them III the hospital, he was not rc-
moved. The nurse Kruger, lIleAd OF O!S'I, was
ordered to keep him quiet, but permttGd MIN 20 eet
out OF bed, when lac tainted ana deu DoIoio 'Alo
doctor could lie summoned. n:
Henry Brewer, interpreter on the IcIsan
Monarch, i'll relation 10 the charges maze Dy, th9
Russian Hebrew exies that they had been ioppcd
and assaulted by the crew, IN his aiiidaVV ucE'cu
the charges. lie said that the eAles were cohil u
ally quaTTelling and lighting with eacn Other thdI
they would not eat the ship-1ood, ana were gwen
extra TatiOns, including nee, Tasns ana nelIlnSs'
lie believed That the hebrews robbed cdcH otneI.
report viii DC made 10 the full Board tOr action.
HOW "BOB-TAIL" CAR DRIVERS THRIVE.
TRIBUNE reporter boarded Sixth ave. " bob
tail car last night. lie was the solitary passenger
Handing a dime to the driver lac received only nve
cents back. -, ,
Didn't | give you five centsp queried the
ttusty empOye of the line, in reply to the reporters
You did; but want the other five to put IN the
If YOU want the other five will give it to
vonD without making any motion TO do So how
The look of amazenent on the reporters face gave
place TO one of intelligence as the drivers oDJccI
dawned upon him. IL. -. .,,ooI, ~ I,,
How much money do you make week he
asked the astute hugh way man.
" Fourteen dollars besides thirty or IOrty Genus
day 1 catch outside. Nearly all TIA; bob-tan DOys
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
PONDS EXTRACT.

INVALUABLE FOR
CATARRH It cures the most obstinate cases in an incredi'
bly, brief tlmc Use our NASAL SYRINGE 20 cents
RHEUMATISM. No remedy equals PONDS EXTRACT
for Rheumatism In its various stages
YEURALGIA TOOTHACHE, FACEACHE, &C, are GER
tainly cured by PONDS EXTRACT Try It'll
SORE THROAT DIPIITHERIA. 60 Used as a gargle, its
effect is marvellous.
CuAPPED HANDS, FACE FROSTED LINES Chill
BLAINS &C. are Immediately relieved by the use of
PONDS EXTRACT
cAUTIoN.-PoND's EXTRACT ia sold only in bottles
with landscape ademark Oh bun wrapper send Tor
pamphlet. - ,,,,,,, ,,r co
IA West l4th.st., New. York.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE ALDERMEN.

f. T. Lawrence, Of Lawrence d Waehncr, counsel
for the Iron Steamboat Company, was asked yester-
day if anything further had been done III regard 10
the alleged attempt on the part of some persons
connected with the Board OF Aldermen to eXtort
money from the steamboat company IN order to OBJ
tam favorable report from the Comnlttee on
Docks Preliminary steps" he said, " have been
taken TO bring the matter TO the attention OF tne
Grand Jury. The matter will not bo allowed 10
rest. Further than this cannot say at present.
Alderman Martin reiterated his declaration that
he knew nothing of the alleged attempt to eXtort
money "The committee" lie said, g will endeay0r
to secure the attendance of the directors OF tne
Steamboat company at its meetings. They can at
tend ii they will but they eyince strange dlSin-
cllnatiOn 10 do So"
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

Have Won kidney troube7 Do not delay to
apply momans eIal Pad at once II VIII cure you All
druggists.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
EIGHT CARS FALLING THROUGH A BRIDGE

The bridge across Newark-aye, jersey CITY, on
the Harsimus Cove branch OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, fell at $50 p. yesterday as conStinc
ton and freight train was passing over 1t: 1.-The ihe
train was being hauled out to the meadows,
where new siding is constructing. Most OF
the where fats or as the ralr9ad ,dnGG men men
wet ashes and railroad iron, the ashes
being used for track ballast Some OF the cars W Were ire
loaaed with general merchandise and were TO be
placed on the switches at the shops on the Meadows
until the slow freight train passed The EN- engine 1d ana
when if gave wav and eight cars fell into the
street The train was running very slowly, ana
only the ears which were immediately on the
bridge went down, the couplings having snapped.
The conductor was on the engine and the brake
men were Oh the front and rear cars. The shock
threw the engineer fireman and conductor on their
feet and the brakemen of their cars. None OF them
seriously hurt An alarm OF fire was cent o9a th
and it brought the remeD and reserve poiice 10 lhe
scene The loss is about $25, 900. All freight
trains 10 the coal docks and elevator and all cattle
trains to the Central Stock Yards will be stopped.
The rebuilding of the bridge will be begun thls
morning,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11


EX-Alderman Morris was talking with hrelnen In
the engine house opposite the Mercer Street Police
Station Yesterday when there was a sudden explo-
sion in the street a few feet north Of the station
stoop, The wheel of a cart had passed over pistol
cartridge which had been thrown into the street by
some unknown person. The bullet was sent crash,
ing through the window of the butcher shop OF
,Josaph Bnndendistc near the engine house, pass
Iny close TO his head and lodging in The wall. The
shell of the cartridge and the ballet were found
oh t,ar rali.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
PICTURES BRINGING SMALL PRICES.

The second days sale of the lot of 200 painting,
largely from private collections held at Barker &
CO.'S rooms, Nos. AZ and 40 Liberty-sty was fairy
attended yesterday afternoon, but bidding, saye on
a few of the foreign pictures was not brisk. PANT
lngs sold from 500 to $1j3 the latter price being
paid for one of Edouard Freres scenes of domestic
life A head by Gassier. of Munich, brought Sl23 (;
figure bv Rougerou of Antwerp, $l43; q small
Corot sold for SOL. A group of five delicately
painted pictures by four different artists set IN one
frame, brought 500. The sale will be concluded
bIgny, Comptecalx. Diaz, Corot, Kiswasscy the
yonnCcr and John Thorn,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
DIR. RiDWAYS Regulating PILLS,

perecty tasteess Elegantly coated for the Of all DIS
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder
Diseases headache constipation cOsyeness Indigestion.
dyspepsia biousness bilious fever Inflammation thu
bowels piles and all arrangements Of
PRICE 2J CENTS PER BOX. Sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

DR.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Just the thing for travellers
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
revolution in the treatment of nervous dis

aoscs "a now taxing Mace Dr Benson OF Baltimore has dis
covered sure remedy his Celery and Chamomie Pills
theV permanently sick and headache
seepcssncss and all nervous Diseases
OH IL FultOnst
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

The spring games of the Columbia College Ath-
letic Association were decided upon yesterday
They will be held at the Polo Grounds on May 20.
an $50 p M. and will consist of the following CON
900 wards and 100 yards one mile walk l2O
Yards bundle race pole-vaultng; putting the shot;
throwing the hammer and tugs-of-war for class
fee is one dollar, one-half retunable 10 all who
finish Gold and silver medals will be given TO the
winners in these contests, aud any member OF thc
University NAV compete. 1t was also decided TO
have class games at the same time, and the winners
u,i1I rncniyp Inups IL DriZpS.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
STATEN ISLAND.
Announcements
A COyPLEMENT OF COMPLIMENTS.

A COMPLEMENT OF COMPLIMENTS.
"Pour oil on troubled old recommendation IN
the modern Interpretation the phrase hear sch express
lions and vice a. the following contained In the closing
words OF long article in The Boston Herald; during my
iauutpgs around town | heard many remarks OF cOIpi
nentary I'm relation to the merits OF ~ Jacobs m
and one pr "1hcTes the venerable HannlOM Ham
lin OF Maine cxVice President He never wears an
Oyercoa aud therefore the Legitimate prey OF lhcuas
II ne wants saving the expense OF an OVecoat
and al the escape rheumatism such weather as
he must invest In bottle OF ST Jacobs on ana her
himself right we'll lie will hnd II ciitap anu ser
vceabe OyercOat to keep the rheumatism from MS Oou1
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11
BROOKLYN.


Crornd has becu broken for two additional wings
to the Eastern District Hospital, in South Third
ST.
The BROOKLYN trustees ST the bridge held a consul
Italian Yesterday IN regard to the best manner OF
ma kiup more room for entrance To the roadway Ol
the bridge from Sands-st. it was agreed that botl
Sands and WashlngtOn-stS, near inc terminus
must be widencd. No definite conclusion was
reached.
Louis II. Dobson, broker was aiIaigIcHu pelGl, p
Justice Walsh yes cTday in the Guy Han f0lct
Court, upon the charge OF abandoning his VIE, MIS-
Iona Dobson He was arrested on thursday nlgh
hv Defective Powers In the irving HOUSE., New
York. where ho lived with Mrs. lgaen. HIS wife
aIleccs that ha deserted her and their lVe children
in October, lSSl lie induced her 10 go 10 lcAas u
live with her brother and sent her money 1Or IA lew
weeks and then ceased doing so, leaving her with
out support She came back 10 brooklyn IN ftbfu
ary and secured "A warrant Tor hcT husbands arrest
The Mrs Hagen whom D0bsOn lived WIN Is the
divorced wifi of "A wealthy jcweler IN Maiden-anc
New-YOrk. She visited nun III the IOlce court aho
secured bail fox hun.
JERSEY CITY.
The house Of Police Justice David 4. Peionbet
was entered by a sneak thief on Thursday night
who carried OFF three OvercOats and Two Six UNI
bTcllas.
Martha Cosgrove of No. 1863 Morgan-st., was com
mitted Tor trial by Justice PclOubet yesterday on
charge of burglary. The woman broke into III,
apartments of William Miller III the same house
during his absence on Thursday hshI, ana nae
packed up "a large quantity OF wearing apparc
when Mr. Miller entered. llo held her untll lh'
arrival of policeman, who TOOK her To the police
station.
I'm the Court of General Sessions yesterday th
following sentences were pronounced by JuhB
GarTctsOn: Thomas Leonard convicted oI attoclpd
assault and battery three years III the ota'c ffisoh
New-York tribune., 1882-03-11


The inquest in the case of the death of Dominica
Rocco. the Italian who was shot on February II, II
was alleged by Oscanyon Finincuella, at No. 80
Mulberry-st, whore both lived, was concluded yes
day The jury after listening TO considerable testi-
death was caused by a pistol shot wound
in the head, inflicted by the prisoner
or his brother Nicoi. The Coroner committed OS =
CANYON to the Tomps TO await the Grand Jurys
action and requested the police to hunt up his