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he country

We have received from Geneva copies of
q circular Issued by the international COM
mit:se of the Order OF the Rid Cross Offering
handsome prizes a. for the improvis ltion Of
prompt means of treatment Of the wounded
on the field of battle; ~ for the improvisa-
ton of the means of transport; (3) for the
Improvisation of an ambulance and hospital
corps for campaign. The lists will be kept
open until April, 1883, and papers are to
be addressed to G. Moynier, president Of the
committee, Geneva, Switzerland We hope
that some of our eminent surgeon. will COM
pete for these prizes.
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MARIE RozE-MAPLEsoN, the famous prinad
donna, publishes letter pointing out the
dangerous carelessness in regard to fire in
London theaters. The exits, she says, are
SO narrow, and so frequently blocked with
properties that ia the event Of fire during
the performance OF a pantomime great loss
of life would be inevitable. In all the other
leading cities of Europe the most stringent
reforms in this respect are being carried out.
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SINCE the 1st of January, 1881, the i'm
mense number of 432, 6S5 immigrants have
arrived at Cattle Garden, New York. Ger
many leads the list with 15S, 255; Ireland
comes next with 62,406; England is third,
sending 36,552; Sweden 1886, and Italy
$4,000. France only sent 5000, and Spain
1856. These, ii all thrown together. would
make three new States each with population
sufficient for entrances into the L hion accord
ing to Congressional precedents, or together
they would form one of the largest cities in
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Chickasaw Lodge, No. 40.

The regular meeting of this
lodge will be held this (THURs-
DAY. evening, Jan. 9Th, at $50
O'Clock. Business of importance.
By order
j. G. WATKINS, NJ. W.
q MIINnINCEn Rnnnrdn.
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TIE meeting at the Greenlaw Opera
House last night represented the intellectual
worth, tie dignity, integrity and industry of
Memphis 1t was rare gathering and the
speeches and spicit of tie occasion we're all
that could be desired
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THE cotton market opened easy and closed
quiet yesterday, with middling quoted at II 3c.
In New York spot middling was II 13-16c, and
quiet; futures closed strong, with January
quoted at 1I.82G1I.S3. In New Orleans mid
ding was 1Iac, and quiet and easy; January
futures were barely steady at 1850 11.61.
In Liverpool naiddling uplands were 6sd, and
Orleans 6sd, and easier. Futures closed
st.adier at gu for January February, and
cd for July-August.
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THE votes cast to-day will decide csn-
test between the scrip-scalpers, the bond
heaters and the mandamus-movers on the
one part, and on the other the people who
pay their taxes in cash and demand that
the men employed by the Taxing District
shall be paid in cash and not in scrip.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

TIE nondescript "Boss" Shaw meeting at
Cochran Hall last night was a sickly
affair. The attendance was very meager
and the speeches were very thin. But it
sized the Shaw party precisely and proved
that scrip-shavers, boni-beats and man.
damus-movers are no poi ular in Memphis.
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Tennessee Southern Railroad Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


A MEETING Of the stockholders of the Tennes-
n see Southern Railroad Company will be held
in this city On Thursday, March 8, 1859, for
the purpose of consolidating this Company with
the Nisdss.ppi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company. and the New Orleans AMI Mississipni
Valley Railroad Company.
EUG. MARTIN, President.
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COLONEL A. WooD MERRYwEArHER.
whom everybody in Scranton, Pennsylvania
knows writes and says: II had long suffered from
a arrangement OF the bladder and Kidneys; it had
made my general health very. loor- was also
only temporary relief. and 1 experienced great
anxiety of mind as well as physical distress. A
used 1t with most gratifying results, and Just now
my health was never better, and feel that the
cure Is permanent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

IT may be said to-day by "Boss" Ed
shaw's cappers and messengers, that the
white men supporting the Citizens ticket
intend scratt hing the rames of negroes. The
colorel voters need lot fear. The white
men are actin in good faith, and intend to
vote for every name upon the ticket, black
IA we'll as white.
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GERMANY.
HOPES TO PULL THROUGH.

HOPES TO PULL THROUGH.
BERLIN, January 4-Bismarck hopes to
secure the support of the whole center, and
with it carry out all the government meas
ures, including the tobacco monopoly bill.
BISHOPS TO RESIGN.
LONDON, January A dispatch from
Berlin, published in Paris in semi-official
form, confirms the statement that the arch
bishops of Posen and Cologne will resign
their sees, Prussia, on her side, reinstating
several deposed bishops.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
DIR. Busch, while in Rome recently, con-
Quoting negotiations begun by Won Schioe-
ger with the Vatican. promised conciliatory
administration CT the May laws, but would
not touch the wider questions mentioned in
newspaper rumors.
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Trustees Sale.

Ply virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me on
Co., will, on
Monday. the 10th day of January, 1852.
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, IN the Taxing District of Shelby couutg
tennessee. between legal hours, sell for cash TO
the highest bidder, the following personal prop
erty; horse and 10 mare mules II sets draw har-
ness, IA drays-6 single and double. make the
sale on default of payment of the notes secured in
tne trust Deed. and at the request of the holder
OF same: Title to the properly believed 10 be
good, but shall sell and convey As trustee
K. DUDLEY FRAYSER Trustee
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Memphis and vieksburg r. r. Co.
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders OF
~ the Memphis and Vicksourg Railroad Com.
pany that meeting of stockholders will be neId
at the Company's Office, al VICKEBU RG, MISS.
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1882,
for the purpose of consolidating this Corpuanv
with the Tennessee Southern Railroad Com PAW
the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company and the New Orleans and MissisgipTi
Valley Railroad Company.
EUG; MARTIN, President.
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EVERY laboring man in the city, every
fireman or policeman, is interested in the
success Ct the Citizens ticket. 1t means
opposition to scrip-scalpers, mandamus-
movers ard tond-beats.
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FRANCE.

7 ANILU-fKESCH IN1ERFEkENCE-
PARIS, January At is thought that IN
the improbable event of Anglo-French inter
ference in Egypt becoming necessary, from
SIX TO eight thousand men, partly Indian
troops and partly French marines, will be
sufficient, and such composition of the force
shows permanent occupation is not in
tended.
MoRToNs MINISTERIAL BANQUET.
Morton, United States minister, gives a
banquet Thursday in honor of Gambetta and
other French ministers
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SWITZERLAND

NEW MARKET FOR AMERICAN GRAIN.
GENEVA, January 4.-In anticipation of
the completion OF the St. Gothard railway,
which will open by way of Geneva the CEN
trial European markets to American bread
stuffs, the Austrian Railway Company an
nounces their intention to make important
reductions in the rates of foreign-bound
cereals
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variety 1heater burned.

CINCINNATI, January 1.-The Vine street
operahouse, a variety theater on Vine street and
Canal, was burned this morning The fire de-
seats and floor of the theater. Loss about 5000.
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Boss ED SHAW, wien he made up his
ticket said, mo Irish need apply" The
Irish voters of Memphis will to-day see to it
that he is defeated by the election of the Cit
liens ticket.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, January 4.-The Hol-
brook tobacco works on Market street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, was partially
destroyed by fire this morning at 2e'clock Loss
several thousand dollaIs well insured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

BECAUSE Mrs. Christia1cy wa' recently
found almost naked aud screaming in the
streets of Washington, she is called insane.
What if all who have been guilty of such
conduct were adiudged insane?
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IRISH Discomfort
Speeches of the Rt. Hons. John Bright
and Joseph Chamberlain, Outlining
Its Probable Cause.
A New Market for American Breadstuffs
Export Duty on Russian Grain
Egyptian Affairs.

ST.. PETERSBURG, January 4.--The ques-
ton Is mooted in government circles of the
propriety Of imposing an export duty on
grain, in order to increase the resources.
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THE meeting at the Greenlaw o. erahouse
last night, tie largest ever held in build
ing IN Memphis, was rebuke to "Boss" Ed
Shaw, the scrip-scalpers, the bond-beats and
the M ndamus- movers
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SHREVEPORT, LA, January 4.-Colonel W
c. Melvin, well-known civil eng ,neer in charge
of the Government works at the mouth of Jones
bayou, Red river died suddenly here yesterday, it
is supposed, of heart disease.
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EIGHTY-THREE of the best mercantile
houses in the city have agreed TO close to-day
from to 5 o'clock in order that employer
and employee may go to the polls and vote.
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CHASE is merely a man of straw. Behind
him stalls the serip-shaver, the bondholder
and the ma1damus-mover.
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JERsEYvLLE, I'LL, January 4-The assets
OF Enoch Littlefeld, a broker at Kane. whose sus-
pension was announced yesterday. are $50, eco; IL
abilities, $4,000. The creditors will consequently
be paid in full.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

HENRY A. MONTGOMERY should see to it
that the employees of all the congresses and
cotton sheds have an opportunity of voting
to-day and helping to Perpe;uate good gov
eminent
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$1lS7, 0s6 10
We, the Committee from the Board of Directors
having his day carefully examined the Bank SUBJ
NIT the above report. There is no past-due paper,
and all is secured by first class Endorsements
colaterals. We recommend that q Dividend Of
Ten (lO) Per Cent. be declared out of the
profits of the past six months.
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REMEMBER that Porter and Overton
heartily support the Citizens ticket. They
better than anyone ele know the kind Of
men needed to carry on the work they ini-
finfad "a we'll
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! On receipt of 81 we Will forward to any address
rec OF charge, 500 Delicious Cigarettes,
eacn oeauufniiy decorated with Monogram or name,
m manufactured from Vanity Fair tobacco Also. a
small size, with or without meuthpiece, expressly
for ladies' Please be careful in giving shipping
/ directions. Address l. LUCEREE q Co
216 and 21S West Seventh ST CINCINNATI n
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A. w. STRANGE, ESQ, Lynchburg, Vir-
ginia, writes: 81 use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
regularly for a tickling cough at night. It
gives relief and puts me to sleep. 1t is much
used here" Price % cents bottle.
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Bank Suspension.
Creditor. to be Paid in Fur,.

BosToN, January 4.-By the suspension of
the Riley County Bank, of Manhattan Kansas
formerly a national bank. number of New
Hampshire people lost heavily.
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Governor Crittenden Refuses to Inter-

ST. LOUIS, January 4.-Governor Critten-
den refuses to interfere in the cases of Joseph
Michael Kotovsky and Charles Ellis, who
are to be hung here on Friday, and the law
will take its yurse
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GEoRGE-PRINCE-REGEN believes
in scrip, because it increases the currency.
Great fnancier! Very chase.t man.
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No better man than Graves can be found
for any position in connection with the Tax
ing-District government.
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ALL the cotton sh eds sbo1Id be closed to-
day, SO that the employees may go to the
polls. The merchants must make this a spe-
cial duty.
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ST.. LOUIS, January 4.-Texas advices say
an incendiary fire swept away all the frame build
ings on the west side OF the public square in the
toHE of Greenyille. Loss $50 000 par tally insured
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IRELAND.

TO BE SENT TO THE LoRD-LIEUTENANT.
| LONDON, January A copy of the Dub
| lin corporations resolution comforting the
freedom of the city upon Parnell and Dillon
will be sent to the lord-lieutenant of Ireland,
accompanied by a request that Parnell and
Dillon be allowed to attend the city hall to
receive the certificates of freedom.
THE CAUSE OF IRISH Discomfort.
The Right Hon. John Bright, chancellor
of the duchy of Lancaster, and the Right
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, president of the
board of trade, spoke at Birmingham yester-
day. The former traced the cause of Irish
dlsatection to a long course OF Tory misrule
and justified coercive measures on the
ground OF their absolute necessity He
pointed out that much of the Irish discon-
tent now arose from the misconception or
ignorance of English liberality, while Irish
poverty resulted from the driving away of
English capital. Mr.. Bright added: Il do
not pretend to be a democrat. What /
favor is such degree of freedom as will
give security to freedom, but not such de-
gree as would destroy it. Some who blame
the government are ignorant OF the princi-
pies on which alone democracy can be made
tolerable. The principles they profess in
regard TO coercion might lead them, if at
sea, TO meeting being suppressed by put
ting the mutineers in irons. Eish-Americans
have organized conspiracy committees with
the miserable idea that they could influence
the policy and safety of Great Britain by
such means. Doubtless many OF this class
who were at the Chicago convention were,
though mistaken, honest and patriotic, but
they took their ideas of Ireland from tales of
by-gone times"
Chamberlain said that the government
would suppress open or covert rebellion, and
would ind means to enable the land courts
to deal with cases coming before them. He
had no sympathy with the absentee agitators,
who, from safe distance, counsel others to
commit crime, while they administer the
funds sent from America in safe retreat.in
Parls or London. Chamberlain ridiculed
the landlords demand for compensation.
He thought the tenants rather GU ht TO be
compensated for the excessive rents extracted
from them for many years.
RELEASED AND REARREsTED.
DUBLIN, January 4.-Whelan and Ryan,
who were last week committed for trial on a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

Business should be suspenGe to-day that
every citizen may have an opportunity Of
voting to continue good local government.
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DR.. John W. Draper

NEW YORK, January 4-Dr John w.
Draper, an eminent scientist and author died this
morning at Hastings, on the Hudson.
RIeGRA PHIcAI
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THE FIRE RECORD.
DweIItueheus Desfroved


BARRINGToN ILL, January 1.-The house
of Polish farmer named Dimonoskey was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. \ lad of thirteen years
persisted in the flames.
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OBITUARY.

The Rev. John Pratt, DID.
COLUMBUS, o., January 4.-The Rev. John
Pratt, DID, first president of Dennison University
died this morning, aged eighty-five.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

An Extensive Packing Firm CoIIapses.
PORTLAND, Me, January Al. Winslow.
Jones Co, packing firm incorporated under the
failed for $50 600 - '
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EVEN though it pours rain all day, every
good citizen should go to the polls and vote
The Citizens ticket
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BURKE has proven himself good, faithful
and efficient servant.
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'.BossIsN" in Memphis received its quiesas
last night at the meeting at the Greenlaw
Operahoule
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THE future OF Memphis largely deper DIS
upon the election of the Citizens ticket to-
day
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Work TO Elect the Citizens Ticket-AI
Others Should Do Likewise.

We. the undersigned, agree to close our
places of business on Thursday, the 5th in
slant, from 9 am. to pm, in order that we
and our employees may go to the polls on
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MADDEN has the confidence of the young
men Of Memphis. They will see tia. he is
oIacfad
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ESTAB LISH ED 1910
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio VALLEY, rain or
snOw, followed By partly cloudy 'ccofher, variable
~inds, filling, JOlO'red By rising barometer and
rising temperature IN the eastern portion.
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BANK, !
= MKMPHIs, Tenn, December IL, 1881. /
49, meeting of the Stockholders of this Bani
VIII be held on TUESDAY, January 10, 1882, a
their bankinghouse, between the hours of II am
and pm, for the purpose OF electing Thirteen
Directors TO serve for the ensuing year.
I A HAYES II
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DIVIDEND NOTICE..

CyTATE NATIONAL BANK
- MEMPHIS. Tenn, January 2, ISS2 {
Rs' At meeting of the Board of Directors of the
state National Bank, held to-day. dividend OF
EOaI A. Per Cent. was declared from the net
earnings of the past six months, payable OH de-
maud. I HAYES
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MEMPHIS R A CHAPTER. No. 81
4Nl and A. M.-Will meet in stated con- n
vocation this THU DAY night Jan wv
9TH. at 80 O'Clock for dispatch of bust n *
ness Visiting companions are frater-/ " y
BY order H. B. CULLEN, H. p
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The triumph of Boss" Ed Shaw to-day
would be the Death of decency in Memphis.
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@Boss" ED SHAW and all his gang are
done for.
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was called for. He asked Judge Elicit to
read statement which had besn prepared BY
MIR. Goodbar, Of the board of public works,
regarding the railroad contracts. After the
reading Of the communication Major Burke
came forward and referred 10 his connection
with the city government. 1t had been
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EXHAUSTED and enfeebled constitutions
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness and general
weakness cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
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HOUSES TO BE CLOSED

To-Day that All the Employees May Go
to lite Polls and Vote and
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SOcieta di UniOne FrateIIanza Italiana.
THE members of the Societa al Unione e Fratel
lama Italiana will meet at their hall 26O Sec
ond street, this (THURSDAY1 night Jan 5th nj
z O'Clock sharp. full attendance is requested
as the Election of officers viii be held tonight
BY order A. B. VACCARO President.
s. MARTINOYA. Secretary
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DIED..

BURROWS-On Wednesday morning January A.
1852, at O'Clock, CHARLES BURROWS, aged % years
The funeral viii take place this (THURSDAY)
morning at 10 O'Clock, from No. { Jackson street.
BtKER-0n Wednesday, January T. 1882 at the
residence of her mother, Mrs l.. w Baker at II go
pm, MATTE W. BAKER, aged % years.
Funeral from the residence corner of Valentine
and Breedloye avenues, Friday morning at 10
O'clock
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS, !
MEMPHIS. Tenn, December Z, 1881.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that on
Monday Iauunrv O. 1852
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ELECTION NOTICE.

from 10 am. until ? pm. an election will be he'll
st this Bank for the purpose of choosing Fiftee
Directors to serve fer the ensuing year.
Cashfar
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He was born in Live pool May ., 1911, and
educated in his native city. applied him
self to the study of chemistry and mathe-
mates; the former under DR.. Turner at
the London University. a branch of the Draper
family having emigrated to the United Stairs many
years ago, the subject of this memoir Joined his
connections there in 1888, continued his studies At
the University OF Pennsylvania where in 1895. he
graduated with distinction, and was appointed
profe sor OF chemistry natural philosophy and
which post he held for three years In 1889 ne sue.
ceeded TO the chair of chemistry and natural his
tory In the academic department Of the University
OF New York. In. 1siI DR.. Draper, with the CO.
operation OF Drs Valentine Mott Pattison. Revere
Bedford and Martyr Psyne-al elected to professor
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RELEASED AND REARREsrEr

DUBLIN, January 4.-Wheln and Ryan,
who We're last week committed for trial on a
charge OF treason and felony, were released
to-day on application of the crown, lint were
subsequently arrested under the coercion act.