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THE IRON WORKERS.
Election of Officers. William Weihe,
of Pittsburgh, Chosen President.

Election OF Ohic0rs.. w illtam Weihe,
of Pittsburgh. Chosen President.
PHILADELPHIA, August 16 The bu
siness OF the Convention OF the Anal
eamated ssociation of Iron and Stee
Workers having been concluded, yester
day, the 6nsI session this morning va,
taken up with the eleo,ios' OF officers 10,
the ensuing yesr. with the following re
suit: President, VIM. Weihe. Pittsburgh
Secretary, Wm. Martin, Plttsbureh
Treasurer. James Penny, Pittsburgh
Vice Presidents. First District, First Di
vision, P. d, Kseny, Pittsburgb;. Sec
ond Division, John L. Morgan, Youngs
town, o r.
On the ballot for President three can
didates we're voted tor, Weihe, + K.eny
snd Thompson On The frst halo
Weihe received 60 votes. Keehy 30 am
Thompson 36. On the second balio
Thompson was wiltdrauil. .apd the re
suit stood: Weihe. 81; Keeny, co.
Weihe was then declared elecled,t.,.
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Miss Mary M. Carey. Young. fair an,

Miss Mary M. Carey, young, fair and
gentle, employed BY the ST. Pani. Min
nespoiis and Manitoba railroad at Nsza.a,
is depos end express sgent She has
charge cf yard work and signals around
the station. She is ct her post from
s 8. u. TO 10 p. N. much OF the time.
she is respected by al and understands
her duties thoroughly. She IS the eldest
OF four orphan girls, who live and keeI
house together.
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TIE telegraph strike ended last weel
BY the operators yielding and asking tc
be taken bsck at the wages they were re
ceiying when the strike commenced
The telegraph companies will leave som
OF the leaders out in the cold The en-
tire movement on tine part of the tele
graphers was very poorly managed.
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FosTER is the "b,ss" in the Rspubli-
can party in Ohio, while JOHNNY Nc.
LEAN, Of the Enquirer. essays that role
for the Democratic party. II We mis-
take not JOHNNY and bis shoulder-hitter
Buck BKADT, will discover before long
that the Demousss OF Ohio cannot bt
sbossed" successfully.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28
Status CT the Canvas,
Pittsburg Post.

Judge Hnadly is making 8 yieorou,
canvass. Every day aud night. find hin
on the stump, and even the friends who
know hm best are surprised at the rap
idity Of his movements and bis power.
of endurance Not so much is heard, o
Foraker. His chances sfe not consid
cred such as to warrant financial hank
ing, and, unless well-flied carpet-bse
is sent into the state from Republican
headquarters, the Foraker end of tb,
campaign will be q comparatively tam'
and spiritless affair, withstanhing th,
pleasing anecdotes about cofTee-sact
trousers and juvenile liberty poles.
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A Cow Yarn.

CovINeroS, IsD August 22.-Oae oil
our citizens has remarkable cow
Tuesday last she gave birth to. two
calves. Nothing was thought of this
as she bad some two years previous Civ.
en- birth to three at q time. The COW
was all right until last night, when she
died. On an examination being made
no less than five small calves we're found
all alive.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28
Three Minnesota Towns Scattered
to the Four Winds. With Ap.
DallfHff Loss of Lite. ~

Inre0 minnesota Towns scattered
to the Four Winds. With Ap.
pallI1g Loss of Lite
ST. Paul, August, ss.-Pa.senesrs
from Owefonna state fbal IS people were
killed inthe fsilrosd accident. Caused by
The C, clone and 50 Injured The woun.
ded we're taken to hospital d, o ~etonA
ma.
The Mayor OF Rochester telegraphrd
for assistance. He states that 25 per.
sens we're killed and 40 wounded.
One third Of the town Is, an entire
wreck II is believed from all reports
that the whole country surrounding r..
chester is in ruins The killed ma,
reach up into the hundreds.
Particulars Coming In.
WINoNA, Angus 22-At Z o'clock
last evening cycl,ne struck the north
part OF the city ots Rochester, Masking q
clean sweep Of elevators, residences, ec.
The ra lroad engine house and other
properly along the railroad was com
pletely demolished. Msvor Written tel.
earsphed that "a were killed and Al
wounded. The city Is in need of CLOTH
ing. food and assistance Among the
killed are John N. Cole. proprietor OF o
planning mill.
A Frlghtful Catastrophe.
OwAroNEA. MINN, August 22.-
Mesgre telegraph advices received here
early this morning told OF terrible ac-
client which occurrei between Riches.
ter. ami Z 'umbro,a, Minn.. ON the r ..
chester and N,rthern division of the
Chicago aud N ,rthwesterp road, by
which about one hundted people were
killed and wnunied. o, account OF
wire Interruption no Information c uld
he obtainei ill the arrival Of train
from the scene uf the disaster wi h I ir-
" five people sho had been wounded in
the accident. or this number many
seemed to be serinusly wounded snd all
have been taken TO the hospital.
The Train Wrecked 49,
was that which leaves Rochester about
4 p. N arriving at Zaumbota about 6
p. 70. 1t was caught in the sev re winh
and hsilst"rm thar prevailed in that city
between 4 and 6 O'Clock in the evening,
and willie 'runii ,g at height of speed
was lifted from the raia. A gentleman
who-has been 10 the scene Of the disas.
ter described il as one nf the
Most Horrifying Railroad Accidents
ever seen. Every car on the train was
compl.t .ly wr. ckei and almost li'erallv
to ii cel nv the suiden stop
caused by the train leaving the rails,
hurving the unfortunate passengers be-
meath the deb.is, Xxi lIny msnv and in
juring nearly every person aboard. THE
gentleman stated that nine dead bodies
had been taken from the ruins and
large number ~ those who were seri.
ously injured were removed to Roches-
ter and Owatanna.. AZ the time he LETT
the work OF ex.ricating the unfortunate
victims was still progressing He sci I
the number killed v ,uld reach q score
when tue fiLal summing up was made.
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The saeking OF Hue, should the city
be taken by The French troops, would
he almost SIS femarkahle on event as shat
of the taking Of Delhi BY the British
during the Indian mntiny. There is
gold enongh in the royal treasury al
Hue to pay the entire expenses OF the
war against Tonquin and AMMAN.
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SENECA TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
eArArs. Anp1l l6. 1859

NAbAtes AugsslV, 1000.
FbiroR CT TfBE SPIRIT: Willism Car
penter and family are guests OF DIS
Sco6eld.
We are to have Sabbath School pic
mic here Sept 8. Ever, body invited
c. W. W. will start for Cincinnati
soon. whore be intends to study music.
Miss Nora Cnoper, ofsBatessille. is
visiting friends here.
R. W. Scofield is attending School at
Rarnesville &
z s Stephen has s acres Of tobacco
az tall as his head.
Mr.. L. N. H. C OF Cats Run has ap.
piled for position on the r & o. R.
r. and intends to move TO Newark soon.
Yours truly, PARTNERS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28

TIE Journal, published by F. NJ
MARTIN at Caldwell. Noble County,
made Its appearance last week. /, is Q
neat looking sheet well gotten up, qnsr.
to in form aud r publican iu politics
We wish FRAEK financial success.
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Inspectors Report.

ETo Judge of Probate, Monroe County:
authority b.arg
R.
certificates hereby
County Treasury and that the annexed which with
in the custody Of the Treasurer Respectfully submitted
% lss3 JAS B. MORRIS,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28

GEsERAL GRosyENoR, Of Athens, will
be the Republican nominee for Congress
10 this. 10 b, Distric, next year The
Messenger will kick" but GRo vENoR
will get there all the zane.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE f. hereby given thst there will be
lN School House erected at
Jerusalem, i'm Malaga Township,
Monroe County. Ohio, and that sealed pro
posals will be received by the Clerk Of the
Board of Education until IL O'Clock, noon
of MONDAY. September IL, 1888.
Spe 'idcations on file with I. B Carleton 81
Jerusalem. Ohio. ALEX, HARDESTY, i
july2S, 's3td. Clerk Of the Board.
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A FoBakER aud Ro club in Cleve.
land, in which we're number Of cul.
ored men, dis banded last week A ma.
jority OF them will vote for HoADLY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28

PRESIDENTIAL guesses are numerous,
hat many candidates now doomed in both
parties will find their level before the
National Conventions are held
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28

SIX National hanks clo sed their doors
within the past ten days. Poor man
aeement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28

OHlo State Fair commences on Sep
TEN ter Sd an closes on the 7,h.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28

IN SHORT, TAKE All TIE
BEST qualities Of all these. and
the best qualities Of alt the best
Medicines Of the World and y0u
viii flnd that MOP BlTTERs
have the b st curative qualities
and powers Of all concentrated
in them, and shat they Will cure
when any o. all Of these, sinsly
or combined. fail. A thorough
trial Will give nOslliye proof OF
this
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LEGAL NOTICE.

7 1NCOLN SLACK. who.e residence is un.
IL known. will take notice. that Elma Evans,
on the 26th day Of July, 1888, filed her aiida.
Wit before G. M. Blowers. Justice of the
Peace in and for the county of Monroe, and
State Of Ohio. that she is pregnant with child +,
which if born alive will be bastard. aud that
Lincoln Slack is the father of said child; and
that afterwsrd, to wit: On the 9th lay of
July. 1883, Transcript of the proceedings be-
fore said Justice was fled in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, and an
order Of attachment issued in said action
Said cause will be for hearing on and after the
10Th day Of September. 1888.
SPRIGGS s. BRIGGS,
Aug. 2, T3-7t. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Queen Insurance Company.

STATE OF OHir, iSxrn ts,x nrrAHixr~r,l
- CoLrnnrs. ebruAiy G, Ises.
wHEHHAs, The Queen lnsurare. Csirrs' y iocsird
q. Lir-rppi, in the tnf.d Nj Tdam sf Gfsss- Dr.-
Is po.sc,ed Of 4 l-ks The snsunt u sssi rial r.
CURED 81 smar ruf,psnirs frn-d under fhe pn,vens
Jf the Al en'ities An act ta rcvuai, Iiisurp-s C,n
panies duing Insrrance Busihrss the Ohi,
passed hlrl a isz aud ,he Acts ameu,,a,nry trr-'f
and surgefnrhi.r str-t and h, d-pu,rd with thr su
perntenden of asssce the ohie in tru,, fe
The benr and security OF n pocy hod.s rrsidg In In.
State Of Ohio less than one bdndrrd th,v,s,u
dollars In Hcks and securities rqured and ale, .d b,
said acts p,d has hed In this ore renihsd cur. 81 III
Charter or ieed Il settlement, sd disilrd st.ueh Of
hs assets and Liabilities, and evidences end
otherwise Complied with all the reIu ions Of the ssid sts
which arr applicable TO Foren Fir hsufsnee Cvu,s
P.rtner.hips aud Associations, a
Now. therefore in pursuance Of sv Chsres IT, Now,
Superinendrnt OF insurance Of the Antr ~ o IL, rysby
prorratc husinessm If Fire 1nsursntt n ihs sat, in .rre-
sncs with law, during the current y-ar The evndiu ard
business Of the Tnir Sist-s Arcan Bfsneh ,rt,bt
ils. l~c. 10 shown bv statement. ~ fnIlnwsi
Asgr.gnfe sn'oun, ~ srniisbie .Ass-t. In tse
Aggregate an"nn, Of ii:bsi., in ,h. tinted
states, including fe-insurance plaoS-z
Amount Income Int th- preceding year In
cash in "a. Initrd S'strs. l.a;S a
Amount Of E1psnli,ur.' for n. preceding
ye.r In cash In the United stes. l..SaT4 si
N witness shsreof, have h-renne s.hsrrhed my name
na eanscd the Seal my office to- be s,td the day aud
Tesr above written CHARLES II. Mo.xE,
Superintendent ~ In.--,~ss
DAN'L NEUHAfsT, Agent, Woods
field, Ohio.
july28, 's3tl.
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PUB LIC . ALE
ENGINE AND, SAWNILL.

NToTICR Is hsrebv given that On Wedues.
~ day, the 18th day Of sep'ember,
A. d 1883, at Q O'Clock p. m, the under.
signed will sell At public auction on the
farm Of Wilson Goodwin about one half
mile south Of the village Of Malaga in NAL
aga township. Monroe ocunty, Ohio, the fol
lowing property. viz:
One 20.horse mounted pertsbIe engine 9
inch bo's and IL inch stroke; also. one so
inch circular saw mill, with 80 feet Of carriage
and 60 feet Of wavs, 2 lever hssd blocks; SO
feet Of 4 ply betting, taRsthsr with all the
attachments 10 said engine and mill belong
ips, which engine and mill are Of the mana.
faoture Of the undersigned. Faid properly
is almost new and in good order.
The ssms Is to be sold to satisfy certain
notes and chattel mortgage made to me By
Manhall Yost and John ". Cook given for
the purchase Of said property.
There are logs In the yard and the mill
will be run on the day Of sale 10 exhibit its
wor kings to persons desiring TO purchase.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOHN d, McNAMAR.
augl4,'S3t4
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ATAA INSURANCE COMPANY
stAfs 81 oatr, isstr.ses Rsrasrxrs,, ,

StAfs 81 tjfffr, fSstrAkts FSrAbrxrsr
C0IuAnrs, jshusty II, lSs. .
WH1rAs, The Etna Insuranre Cuis,,suy, located A
Hartford in the sne e S,ihtrtiri hss He'd in Thu
Ing rondnn anil bi-lhe., aud hns cpnplIed in ali res
hecs with the laws of this State relating to lire Inssnc
Companies incorporated by other OF the United States
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of law l, Charles H. MonuA
Innrance of the State Of Ohio, do hereby
ery that said Company authorized transact its apuro
hriste bunr, Of ft- Insurance s sae in accordance
with law dtrng the Tn. condition and bust.
ness Of said Company at the date Of esh statement
Der 3ls, lSs2), is shown s f,rws:
Aggregate amount of available As,r,s , eb,I1lslD "A
Aggregate annunt Of Liabilities, fctrtbt cap :
. iiaD. including re-inshrahcs SntS
Net Assets :. I. f,ls3.lS2l2
Amount OF actual paid mp Capital 4MO.UUW
Imeoun. Of Income for the year In cash s,iSsss IS
Amount Of Expenditure nr the In cash. 2Sts6l
In witness rhtieri have herrn,o .urribed my nams
and caused the Seal Of Office to be affixed the day and
PEAR abvvo written,
CHARLES IT, MooKHs
Superintendent VI Insurance.
NELSON BAKER, Agent, Woods
i, ID, Ohio
jaly2s.'s3tl
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ELECTIONS in France are held on Sun
day.
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FIREMAN's FUND
INSURANCE COMPANY.

erATE or OMo Insurance. DErAETNr,yT,t
CoLUADUs, January Is, 1855 4
. WHEREAS, The Eremant Fund Insurance Company, To-
Gated At San Francisco, Ia the State Of California has fd In
this cfce sworn statement BY thu proper ofcers thereof
showing ito condition and busness ha complied In oil
respects with the laws Of this State relating to Fire 1nssranes
Companies Incorporated by other States cfhe United
Nov. ,hefefore ~ pur.nsnes sfis Cherries n Moor.
es that said Company 10 ssfhorred transact h appFo-
PIRATE busnes of Fire 1nsasce In this sste In accordance
with law during the current year The condition and bs.
Of said Company date such statement Dseem
Der 3lt, lss2, 10 shown - follows;
Aggregate amount Of available Assets alS21 l2 50
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities, (except espi-
- tall, including re-inurance k5l 997 q
Amount Of actual paid up Capital ... sSG9 o
Amount Of Income for the year in cash GsiaoS S
Amount Of Expenditure for the year in cash. es2 $50
In witnes whefeo have hereunto subscribed my naa,
and caused the Seal Of oe TO Be sxed the day and
. CHARIxs H. MooRx,
Superintendent OF InsufAnee
NELSON BAKER, Agent, Woods
leu, ohio.
jul, as, 1871.
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c% Address all letters:
ssTHE SPIRIT OF DEMocRAcy,"
Woodsfeld,
Monroe COUNTY,
Ohio.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST %. 1888.

"A union Of hesrts, union Of hands,
A union OF States none may sever;
A uniun of lakes, a union of lands.
s.ad TIE FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER" !"
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Total S55227 .$1s2l5 S4S9 20 $3gs
Balance In Treasury. .. 370lz ~
TO-.
Time Dyed n making sndr rspors-Thres
\.
State of OHIO, Monroe Comfy
Judge county having
{, .e-a T =
K. WALTON
Probate Judge Monroe Ohio.
The of Ohio, Monroe Con
TTessa
r.. WALTON.
kt27,sstl Probate JudseM C. O..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-30
IDA SHOOK.

She Has Shaken the Dust of Eliottsville,
Ind, from Her Sandals, and There Is Much
Talk About Her.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, May 25.-The neigh
boring town of EIlettsviIIe, eight miles
above, is thoroughly excited over the mystic
rious disappearance of Miss Ida Shook, one
of the first young ladies of the place, who
left on the night train for parts unknown.
1t Is now alleged that during the last year she
has been corresponding with a negro. A
representative visited Ellettsville to-day and
the girls strange action is the only topic of
conversation. The facts alleged are that over
a year ago a troupe of colored singers,
known as The "WiIberforce Concert
Singers" visited EllettsVille and
gave an entertainment. Among the
audience was this girl. During the singing
she engaged in a Irritation with this gentl e.
man, who was performing aud at the close
of the entertainment gave an excuse TO get
away from her lady companion, met him at
the door and he accompanied her home. Her
parents found it out the next morning and
severely upbraided her. She repented, and
the matter was thought to be all over un til
several months later. when a letter Was
found that evidenced that she was dead in
love with the negro. Her father took her 10
task, and forbade the Postmaster giving her
her mail and soon all was forgotten. The
other night she wanted 10 90 to q social
when the parents for sufficient reasons re
fused. She became very indig-
nant, saying that she would
go, and went up stairs cut of her hair dressed
and went 70 the social, where she met other
lady friends, and told them she was expect
ing lady acquaintance on the train. They
all went 20 the depot at late hour. The
train pulled In, only hating, when, without
a word, she stepped on car and was gone.
The parents were Immediately informed The
telegraph was used, but without result. It
now turns out that she has been receiving
letters weekly through another girls name.
1t is feared by some that she has gone to an
Out.Of-the-Way place and married the negro.
She took with her SIG and gold watch.
Heretofore she has had high standing. and.
owing TO her fns looks, has been the ackno vi
edged belle of the town. Tue parents are
slmoet heartbEokeu.
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HAWKINS DEFIANT.
Driven Out OF Bswrenceburs, He Turks
About the Outskirts, Seeking Gore.


Driven Out OF Lswrenceburs, He Turks
About the Outskirts, Seeking Gore.
LATREHoEBURG, ind, May 23.-Sentinel
readers are fully awsre of the circumstances
concerning the suicide OF Susie Hawkins,
and the action of the citizens in tarring and
feathering the brutal fstber and finally run
ming him out OF town, At that time strong
resistance was used in preventing the scoan-
drel from being lynched. but he was finally
seen of safely TO Cincinnati, and while there
was seen by Babe Skinner, snd while in con-
versation with him said that he was through
with Lawrenceburg, and never cared to see
the town again. After the citizens heard
that they contented themselves and con-
cluded that they were safe from him, not
Wlthstsnuing his former threats.
About o'clock last evening word reached
here through the trainmen Of the Lawrence
burg accommodation that he took
the train ct Sedsmsville aud came
down as far es bliZabethtowD, about six
miles east Of here. where he got OF. He told
parties on the train that he had spotted sew
ersl fellows ia the mob, and said that 1.-The
Vigilance Committee could 90 TO HI, he did
not care damn for his lie. but was deter
mined to make it cost something" AS soon
as the word Was received the city was in great
excitement, and within half an hour after
ward party OF twenty-five well-selected men
took the JerlZWater engine for Lawrenceburg
Junction, and from there procured horses
from farmers rnd started for Elizsbethtown.
4 rope ives provided, bat Hawkins got wind
OF the affair and hid himself in the woods
and was not to be found Tie party returned
and provided a guard for his house, while the
balance pstrolled the town unJil daylight.
During the day il Was r1mored that he had
returned, and q party Of men visited the
house and searched IL thoroughly.
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TIE WaIP as AN EpuCAToR,

From time to tiTse the discussion of cor
POTal punishment, as a mesnsof sublimating
human nature. engages the attention OF the
press, clergymen, and that class of saVants
specially interested in matters relating 10 the
neral elevation Of society. 1t is pretty gen
orally conceded that where it is necessary to
use the whip, the victim is beyond the reach
OF all other influences. AS a consequence,
corporal punishment is less frequently in
Gicted in Armies, Eavies and Prisons than
formerly, and in some CAGES it is abolished
altogether. IN the best regulated families
the whip is no longer regarded to enforce dis
ciPline. But the whip as an assistant of
school teachers in many localities main
tsins It's position, and while it
is not thought advisable by the
law makers to whip wife whippers,
thieves and cut throsts, the most abandoned
azd degraded Of the criminal classes, It is be-
lievsd 10 be entirely proper to whip school
children, and teachers 90 are employed who
take to the school room instrumsnts.o torture
to aid them in the work Of instruction. Indi-
ana empIoye 1896 teEchers for her public
schools, every one Of whom may be, If they
50 elect children whippers. They are under
re legal restraint. The 512, 20f children at
tending the putlic schools Of Indians in 1882
could have been whipped daily or a dozen
times q day provided the teachers had been
inclined 10 engage in the whipping Business.
More. the whipping teachers were So liberty
to iofict a. many blows as they pleased, or as
aany as ignorancs and venganee, singly or
combined, might dictate. It should be re-
membered that no Court within
the Jurisdiction OF Indiana can sentence a
cEIprit to corporal punishment. The body
o. the criminal is sacred, ne has committed