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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-04
BRIBGEPORT NOTES.

Rev. Alexander. OF 81. Clairsyillc, is in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Swancy, OF 81. Ciairs'
Vile are in town on visit.
Mr.. William Stewart is visiting his
brother, Mr.. George Stewart.
Miss Mamie Cook is now n scbool-marm
She assumed the duties Of teacher yester-
day.
Mr.. George Duncan leaves this morning
for New Castle, Ohio, TO lie gone several
days.
Rev. NJ T.. Bcall is in town To attend the
funeral Of John Enlow, which takes place
this morning.
Mrs. John Humes in attempting to get
into wagon on Monday night, fell and
severely spraincd her left lower limb. II
was very painful and will lay her up for
some time. -
ies'erdary: vas Miss Bertha woodwards
nG"tn birthday. Last night she gave an
elegant party at which were present about
twenty young misses. She was the recip.
.ant OF several fine presents from her young
friends. They nau d." .." a pleasant time.
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BESwOOD.

The schools have reopened after the holi.
day vacation.
DR. McGraw has recovered sufficiently 10
attend his patients.
Miss 4. McCabc. who is teaching at
Pleasant Hill, spent the holiday at her
home.
The man who was killed by the cars on
the bridge, yesterday, leaves family in
Gree county, Pa.
Mr. John Rely, OF the Reilly farm, was in
town yesterday. lie reports that the mea.
sles are prevalent in that neighborhood.
The festival for the benefit of 50. Johns
parish, will be held on the 9TH, 9th and 10th
inst. 1t bids fair to be highly successful.
The ladies are laboring zcalously ~ make
il attractive and profitable.
Why do we not have weekly paper
here? Benwooi is a manufacturing town
of over 1000 inhabitants, contains three or
four churches, numerous stores, and ought
10 be able to support weekly paper.
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NElGHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Mr.. J. C. Hood returned to 4llellaire Mon-
day night.
DIR. Ford, OF Benwood, has been seriously
i'll for several days.
A portion OF the nail mill will he put.
into operation to-day.
Col. Sullivan is fulfilling business sn.
gagement in st. Clairsyille to-day.
The creek in South Beilaire had quite
respectable coat of ice this morning.
A daughter Of Mrs. Lynn. South .Beliaire
was accidently scalded this morning.
The New Years ball last night, atZilch's
Hall, is reported to have been pleasant
affair.
Prof. Cox, Superintendent OF Schools, ar
rived this morning from his home in
Belprc, O.
There was, IN the past year, more than
two hundred and forty burials in the Bel
laire cemeteries.
A first-class theatrical performance, by
our best local talent, viii be given al no
very distant date.
The I.inean Literary Society gave variety
TO their exercises las evening, hy holding
an interesting mock trial.
There has been falling or in the pre-
scription business among our druggists
since the cold weather set In.
The work of prayer is beingobseryed at
the First NJ l.. Church OF this city. Meet.
ings are 20 be held each night OF the week.
Policeman A, A. Boyd, IT the Fourth
ward, has resigned from the force. Mayor
Creswell appointed Noel Ritney 10 fiji the
vacancy.
Tom Moore, formerly blower in the
window glass works, has John Bacrs union
store in lower Bellairc. He took possession
last evening.
s. Q. Hamilton, the Belmont street drug.
gist, will probably remove his store into q
room on the opposite corner now occupied
by S. kloty.
The public schools opened to-day with a
marked increase in attendance. As the
sickly season is past the school rooms
ought TO be crowded.
Mr.. S. II. Lee, Secretary OF the Belmont
Coal Compeny, is visiting friends In Mis-
souri,. Mr.. win Kelley sits at the sccre-
tary's desk during Mr.. Lees absence.
A, the regular meeting of the Monumen.
tal Association last night the following OIL
GERS were elected President {. l.. Shut
tieworth Vice President Henry Crummel;
Treasurer, Fred. Eberlei Secretary, W. H.
Little; Corresponding Secretary, Joseph
Dobler; Trustees, Henry Landkrohn-
w II. Brown, Julius Armstrong, W. IL.
Brown. the retiring secretary, was given a
vote of thanks and motion 10 place the
name OF Capt Jacob Spangler on the monu-
ment at the expense of the society, was
carried. 4 proposition from Will Grafton
and Fred. S. Clinton to produce play for
the benefit Of the monument fund, was ac'
caute1
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GENERAL GOSSIP
Gathering Of the ClanS-A General
Wedding ou' OF the Depart, ,ents Pre-.


Special Dipatch 10 ne Bcgtsr.
WAsusIHGrsy. january 3.-hc hotels
arc again rapidly filling M, auEt is now
more than probable that Quorh OF both
houses will be present at the datsfxed for
thc rc-opening OF the session. Tdsay large
numbers of those in Tic city ave been
thronging the corridors and ga:laing UP
the threads OF current gossip. IL is not
likely however, that much will be done
this week, but by next Monday be ma
chine will he in good running ordt, and
the regular grind will commence.
There are all kinds OF runIOrS atiOt, none
Cf which can be traced to any responsible
source. Ono that has the tinges OF proha-
tiiitr IS, that 'hr several departments will
., gene over, and each State will bcillow-
cd It's full quota Uf appointmentS. Ii is
said here that over 700 persons, resi- tents
of the District, are now holding plack un-
der the Government, in some CaSesthree
or four from one family. This has been
duly reported and wholesale weed!rg out
will soon begin.
Another class of barnacleS will be atten-
dcd to- Every department is equipped
with 4 few financial sharks, who have out
side means IF support. and devote tleir
salaries 10 relieving the wants of impetu-
niUUS clerks at the rate of ten per cent a
month discount When $40 a month is
charged for the loan of $780, capital can
double on itself in a short time. and some
OF these Government shylocks have become
rich by these tactics. G..
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PARKERSBURG.
<fsine Man, Bigamisf, n DefauIter
8nd bad Man Generally.


Ind a bad Man Generally.
Specialt0U,e Register.
fAREERsBUEG, January 2.-HenryN. Hick
ssn, sewing machine agent recently in
lAs employ of the Singer Manufacturing
ecmpany, of Marietta, O., was arrested in
IBIS city, yesterday, by Capt Mehan, on a
telegram from the Marshal of Gallipolis.
Hickson was acting in the capacity of col
leetor for the Marietta Office of the Singer
Company, and having collected about
500 in cash, sold span OF horses
Belonging to his employers, and pocketing
the proceeds, lit out for Bellaire. where il
isalleged, he married one of the Glass
Gity's"sfair daughters, after which, it ap-
peared he went 10 Gallipolis and was ar
rested by the City Marshall, who out OF
respect for the fellow, did not COM
NIT him to Jail, but placed him in room
en- the second floor of his residence, taking,
what he considered the necessary precau-
lions 20 guard against his escape. But the
prisoner managed TO make rope of the
bed clothes, and from window made his
exit, and crossing the Ohio river near that
point, proceeded on foot to ParkersDlrg,
reaching here yesterday morning.
From papers found on his person it is
ty.epght that he has wife in Kansas and
one nTfttsDdrg and the woman whom he
last married is supposed to be in or near
Gallipolis.
Hixson at first refused to return to CALI
polls without requisition, but finally con.
scnted TO return 10 Marietta with the OFF,
morning at O'Clock, but when the train
reached the Ohio side, the Gallipolis mar
shall took his prisoner off the train and
compelled him to take passage on the Ches'
apeake, which was just leaving for Gallipo'
lis. The action of the officer causes some
unfayorable comment here. The offence
with which Hixson' stands charged was COM
mitted in Washington county. The rogues
will soon learn to give our city a wide
berth, as they are certain to get picked up
as long as Capt. Jim is about. +.
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A SMART TRICK.
New Feature in the Guiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON, January SIT is under
stood that the defence in the Guitesu case
will shortly introduce a new feature. So
called "cranks." numbering between forty
and fifty, have been arrested here since
Guiteau shot the President, most of whom
have been sent to st. Eiizabcth's Insane
Asylum on physicians certificates. The
physicians in each case will, it is said, be
Subppnaed for the purpose of comparing
those cases with Guiteau, with view of
demonstrating that il the commitments
referred TO were truly made, Guiteau must
be likewise insane
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Counting Uncle sans Treasure.

NEW IoGK, january "a committee
appointed by Secretary Folger, assisted by
thirteen gentlemen from the Treasury De-
partment, began this morning to count the
money in the L. S. Sub-TreaSury, prepara-
tory TO Acton, of the newly appointed
Treasurer taking possession OF the Office.
The committee will have 10 count about
500 tons Of silver, amounting to about s36,
O,G0D. Of which SIC 600, 600 is in silver dol
lars. and the rest in subsidiary coins. 49,
O0O. COO in gold, and $ 000,OOO in L. 5. notes
and silver certificates 1t is thought the
labor Of the committee viii last three
weeks
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this witness. The whole question OF in
sanity had been gone over directly and in
rebuttal. The prosecution had already ad-
mitted the geuuineness OF the cast, and
that was all that could be asked by the de-
fence. :,
After further argument, the court ruled
acainst'Scoyille, and the witness was with
drawn The prisoner undertook to read
letter as he claimed from an old friend OF
President Garfield, in Ohio, show
ing that public opinion was making
In His Favor,
but Judge Cox ordered him TO be silent.
Guiteau-It shows the state OF public
opinion outside of this court room.
Judge Cox-Be silent. Public opinion
has nothing to do with this case.
Guiteau2When speak, speak to fifty
millions of people, and not to this little
crowd in this court room.
Marshal Henry, rising and moving to-
wards the Ck,-keep quiet sir.
Guiteau-rve got through, sir.
The Marshal whispered some instruc-
tions to the bailiff sitting in the dock. \
moment later the prisoner started up
another harangue, and the bailif put his
hands on his shoulders and attempted to
quiet him. ,,
Slap 1Ou IN inc Mouth.
With this outburst he Subsided, how
ever, and turned his attention TO writing
autographs.
Jao. ". Gxiteau was again put upon the
staud and questioned in relation to Gui-
teams letter to Senator Don Cameron.
Davidgc2T obiect, your honor 10 any
attempt to introduce what has the PriaG
fpcie appearance Of being manufactured
testimony.
GUiteau-And so do.
After arguments upon the question, the
court again ruled against the defense, and
this witness was withdrawn.
! ScOyille after the argument was made
| said the defense would submit q motion in
| writing. tomorrow, giving the names OF
| witnesses and facts to be testified to, and
| Supported by affidavit giving the reason
! WY such witnesses were not introduced
/ be9re.
Durt tErn adjourned mill tomorrow
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sargent 10 q, The Plncc.
THE RAlRosD GRAB.
a Movement 10 1 ges,isate the Whole
Sqeei.

Special DtSpdt 10 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, Jan Try Sit is now def
nitoly settled that ihen Congress again
meets, strong and backed effort will
be made to force III railroad companies
which have receiyedtants OF land to COM
ply with the proyisia of their charters or
forfeit the grants. II frs, move in this
direction was when Sci TOR Thurman forced
his measure through Sregard TO the Pa
cific roads. From preHt appearances the
Northern Pacific the hnSas Pacific and
the Atlantic and PaCiiwill have fights on
their hands, while scyal State authorities
and mining cOmpanil working under
grants Of public landwill have to go
through the ordeal of itcstigatiOn.
In the case OF the 4thern Pacific it
will he Il renewal of d old controversy
over the issuance of Ifnts to the COM
pany by the general lanpffice, in view of
the fact that portions OF he road were con-
StFucted long after the tic-limit set by act
of Congress. II Claimdthat the railroad
grants are present grant and vest in the
grantee the legal title to II the land con-
tcmplated by the gran and the title
does not revert to the Aited States on
breach OF condition withqt 4 declaration
OF forfeiture by Congress Although the
Northern Pacific congratulated 10 com.
plctc the road within a time allowed,
there has been no fOrfeiHe yet by Con.
grcsS on account of this br9h of contract;
therefore, the company stilLa title to the
land. Opponents OF the CO oPany take the
ground, however, that no burt has ever
decided that, where breach contract was
il wGS necessary to devlGr4foyfciturc in
order To terminate the GRANTS rights In
this view OF the case it is at;ed that the
Northern Pacific company h3uO claims to
patents on account Of pOrtiOs OF the road
completed since 1871.
The same is true Of theA Atlantic and
Pacific road. and Of the KtsaS Pacific
Altogether there iSa GiSposi In manifest
cd to make it warm for the alroads. and
the effort viii have strongi and ubicr
backing ihan ever before. G..
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FIRE RECORD.

MARSHALL, TEXAS. January &.-rhe de-
pot, clearinghouse, baggage. Express
Office, etc. Of The Texas Pacific railroad is
burned. Loss $4,000.
NEW YoEE, January 5.-Thc old Wander
bit homestead, on Staten Island, was burn
ed this morning.
SALT LAKE, January "a fire broke out
at daybreak at the maTke; row. in this city.
Yesterday consuming four butchers and
Grocers' stands and stocks. Loss estimated
at $1,000; no insurance.
ST. CATuAEINE, January 3.--Eightcen
small buildings were burned last night, At
Willard Post.
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4 alAl
''MIsoa GRIMES AND eAs

ST. Louis. January s.-Advices
ham, Texas, report that the three
boys. m,tfdercrs OF man name
at Bclknap, made desperate
escape from Jail yesterday, which rcsnltsd !
In their death and that. Of deputy sheriff
besides seriously wounding several other
people.
About ten o'c,ock in the morning, tho
Mcdonald boys were led from the stssl
cage to the caiaboose, and with Jim Boone
and Jack Baldwin, two other prisoners,
were given their breakfast by two deputies.
One deputy was testing the cage whllssit
was empty. and the other deputy, Davis
Melton, stood in the doorway Of the wooden
cell opening from the calaboose to the steel
cage. He had pistol in each hand, keep.
Presently he put both rcvoNers In one
hand TO gel match from his pockets, whea
the McDonalds
Sprung rpea Hin
suddenly and disarmed him. In the strug-
gle Melton was shot in the hand. His cries
brought Murfee. the other deputy from the
cage, hut on entering the calaboose he was
instantly killed by shot from the prison
erS, who then made hole in tho floor 20
the room, below, and taking Melton with
them,
Regain Their Escape.
4 bloodhound watches the Jail. but by
going around him, they avoided detection
and took their flight in southcrly direc-
tion. by this time the whole city was ex-
cited, and the citizens had gathered two
hundred men together, and followed tho
prisoners The latter placed their hostage,
Davis, behind them, and threatened 70
shoot him dead II they were fred on. Thus
the murderers proceeded some three hund-,
red yards when one citizen deliberately
took aim, and firing,
Mortaliy Wounded
one OF the fueitiyes who fell.
Deputy Melton seized the opportunity,
broke aud ran. A general tire was now cr-
changed between the citizens aad the e.
Gaming prisoners The latter entrcnched
! ! ! ! ! J !
themselves behind stumps
ragged for some time, when q
Three McDssa
were shot dead, "A
Melton was kc tim
meni during
Mt. yrRSoS,
ricktown sevcfl 90
terJay afternoon N6mas
man, shot q nesrtglrl nai
insun, inilicting fatal ", -
was crossing Whites Gu y
Robinson family had be p
irespass.
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Italy VIII Permit No Interference iu
Her Affair.".

ROME. January 3.--The 0piaiea says
King Humbert, when receiving the New
Year congratulations OF Senators and mem
bers OF the Chamber of Deputies, said with
evident a!iusiun to B;smarck's reported de-
signs on bcl.alf the Vatican. that Italy was
resolved to respect all governments. and
had no reason to believe any one had been
wan ting IN respect 10 her; but il vas well
10 make known she was firmly decided not
10 admit of the slightest discussion of ce!-
tain questions touching the internal order.
The CIpitGa Fraa.aSce says: King Hum
bert also dwelt upon the necessity al the
completion of the military organisations.
The Kings words produced great impress
sion.
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IssPECroEs' REYSaT.
MARTINI. sa.aa.e.e. 81 ss~ c..sses.1

Maritime Statistics - the cenSseted
eYsas.
The annual repoA OF capts T. G. Wilson
and Hiram Young. boiler. and hull In
spectors for f.is port, shows q lx;m busI.
ness fos .fse past year. One ~ and
one ystsels kaye been inspGG fled
ssfsz1ows: Passenger, pg-
tc6ts, ~ The inspecti1 ne
'3mounted to &, sJar. !
maze OF these vessels Is ]
-Four hundred and txea
have been licensed, as fof
1s6. of whom, all bat f3had
endorsed; mates, ~; pilots, o.
were frst ciass and 30 Of id
engineers, 90 frsts and - % nj
The license fees amcpnted TO y,
Durifs the yexzy m ste1men
orf q tcfyics &isk tonns9eo OF
~ 1x3k been sddcd. ujtb = ~
i,s27.sk Iezytn6 : nj innelee 4
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R..u" of


seph, n well.known p0nuv1
shot in the foot In a railroad q
delegates were returning srou
cratic State convention, Repte
made an affidavit against ~
known politician. Robsrt ~
charging him with an aggux
and shooting with intent -
was held In 500 bail for . hea
row. ....ss-esa1l
The report thai
tcmpla.eh resident RI
e. rtiring from tho NJ
| oi uIo pcnnsylvsnia Railroad q
officially denied.
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Invading the bishops House.

DUBLIN, January Archbishop Croke,
Of Cashel, bitterly complains of the police
intruding in the psrochial residence, on the
occasion OF a watch meeting in connection
with bazar, although they were assured it
was not league meeting.
Speakers at the great land owners meet
ing here, to-day. include the Earl OF Dlr-
trey. the Marquis Of Waterford. the Earl OF
Westmeath. Baron Ardilaun and other im-
poTtant political personages.
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Forced TO PAY.

ST. LOUIS, January 3--writs OF mandam-
US have been served on the Rails county
corrt, Marion county court and Pike coun-
IS court, in this State, commanding them
10 levy and collect taxes 20 pay judgments
ON the county bonds in favor of various
parties. The bonds were issued to aid the
construction OF the St. Louis and Keoknk
railway.
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IuEanttie. Nheetisr,

srnisGrnLp, Mo-, January s,--DhrIng .
quarrel between two little ciiildrcn. usgned
Williams and Gates aged 7 and ycar4 ~
revolver belonging TO An elder msy1bes q
the family, and discharged the ysspop .
his little adversary, Killing him instanttS
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THE ASHLAND HORROR.
A Terrible Story of Outrage, Mur-
der and Arson.
Arrest Of the Three Perpetrators They
Confess Their Hideous Crime, and
are Confined in the
lail at Cattlettsburg,
GRAVE THREATS OF LyseHlsG.

CINCINNATI, January S,-Adyiees from
Ashland, KY, states that arrests have been
made of persons believed to be the muir
derers of the Gibbon children, the arrests
being brought about by the confession OF
one OF the number. All live in Ashland,
and two are married men. They are in the
Catlettsburg Jail, and a lynching is eS-
pected tonight.
The Commercials Ashland, ky., special
says: The men arrested for the Gibbons
murder are VIM. Neal, Ellis Craft aud Geo
Ellis. all white. All were arrested last
night and kept quietly in the hotel in the
custody OF Constable Hefiin.
George Ellis confessed TO the constable,
and says Craft and Neal awakened him on
the night OF the murder and urged him to
go with them to Gibbons house and he
went reluctantly They entered by 4
window snd Neal and Craft outraged the
two girls. Emma Thomas recosized Neal
snd said she would tell her mother"
Robert, the boy, then was about 30 give
the alarm. when Craft struck him or the
head with an axe, killing him instantly.
Craft then told Fannie that her time to die
had come, and amid the piteous cries OF the
child for mercy, he struck her on the head
and killed her instantly Neal then killed
Emma Thomas the same way.
Craft and Neal at first denied Ellis story,
but Neal confessed this afternoon, aud both
Ellis and Neal waived an examination.
Craft will have a hearing Thursday.
Ellis and Neal are married and Craft is
single. They were all present at the fire,
and one drove hearse at the funeral, and
another was pall-bearer
4 crowd has been gathering all day at
Cattlettsburg, and threats OF lynching are
common.
4 Third Account.
CINCNNATT, January S.---rhe GdrHt' 5
Ashland, Ky, special says: Ellis strange
conduct excited the suspicion OF a citizen,
who told Detective Heilin of il. Helm
then sent for Ellis and locked him in his
room at the hotel, when Ellis first said
that last summer he hear Craft and Neal
boast that before Christmas they would
carnally know Miss Thomas and Miss Glib
bunS.
This morning, in the Jail, Ellis denied
that Craft and Neal were guilty, but subse-
Guently he reascFted his first statement,
saving lie was compelled to retraCt by the
prisoners. who were in the same cell.
Tie bodies Of the victims were cxhumed
to-day and the wounds examined, aud il
was found that they c0rreSpOndcd exactly
with the statement of Ealis as to the position
of the parties when the murderous blows
were struck. Ellis has made all prepaga
ton for death and expects 1t.
Detective Heflin thinks that Ellis is the
chief actor in the tragedy, and that his con-
fesson is due to fear that the others
would give information first.
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whs Brown Did for Sherman.

The Sct,te Contingent Fund Inyesti-
eating COlnittee reaSsemblcd to-day. ".
p. Brown foreman OF the Treasury
Department cabinet work shop, pre-
SCnted 4 memoranda in which
it is said hetaYe the dates, time occupied
and charactS of work done by him upon
Secretary Slfman'S new house and stables,
and also ShOfng this work, or some OF it,
had been ChaAd to the different bureaus
Of the depart4nts.
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NiSrN = Viiinn. tempted by rose-col-
oreu Se'oeii,' ,'i the beauties ot PUlyga-
my, n'aIriS" ac wife q, Kausis City
and another Wysntiyt,o This fact
was soon tovcrcd, and the wives
agreed tha't sSould 1--we with one of
them each ;prnate week. This ar
rangement ,rd rntn he overstayed
his time at ausas City. after which
,f1fc Aiz sa,sO;te wife shot him.
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Fanv particulars from the Shancs-
viii .,rstrr show that while the list of
tho grucd to death and seriously in-
jurel published yesterday, i correct,
man ,,hers were slightly hurt. All
thOs ,criously burned are doing well,
and " recover.
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The RessIt efan siA =.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, January
lrfm Choctaw says that Hon. 1IolII.o
Mckinney, late chief Of the Choctav coun.
e'l, was assas,inated by Rubs Lucas - ~ I
result Of an old feud.
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Rold Attemnt nt /. IalI Rren,..

LoJIsyILLE. ny, January S.--Sine pris-
onerS headed by George VI. AlSop, who
has been convicted Of murder, ma5ea bold
attempt 20 break Jail here ycsterda4 r&1ms
time 10 prevent IT, Friends Of tlle q
ers bad smuggled tools into the j1I; ~
Sh-cl god 49, Lai been made.
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Paul Magquard, ESD, Of Brooklyh'
has donated 100000 for the erection
ofa building for the Young Mcn'sChriN-
tiau Association.