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SnspicIous Characters
,runCKMEN STILL CoNFERBING.
Proceedings OF the Protestant Episeo'
nal Convention.

PHILADELPnIA, October lS.-The General
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church resumed its session this morning.
The report OF the Committee on the Dis
abled Clergy Fund stated that the increase
in the contributions for the past three
wears was over $1,000. At the request OF
Or. Fulton, consideration was postponed
on the report Of the Committee on Prayer
Book, il declining 10 recommend the
passage OF the resolution proposed by Rev.
hr. Fulton, relative to amending the con-
siitution by striking out the words Pro
testant Episcopal" The report OF the
Committee on Prayer Box, not approving
IF the proposed setting forth OF the Sunday
School HJ mnsl by the General Convention
II was not agreed to.
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A NIL WBIrvEE-".N'e nrr~
Drr geing an ord Man ard HsvvPIug
Him a PrfsOueF.

MILWAUKEE, October IS.-Jscob Oebl' was
to-day bound over in the Criminal Court
under bonds OF $2C1o for obtaining
s1,7OO from sevini, an old mln
under circumstances indicating fraud
Sevini signed an agreement that Oeol
sbouId have the money on the condition OF
boarding him for he rest of his life. The
sops of Sevinl claim aud the oid man joins
them in The complaint that O-bli drug ,ed
him and that he was held a prisoner a a
saloon keepers house four or five days.
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HURRICANE AND FEVER
Lay Waste and DeCimats a THIRTY
Tag Mexican Town.
A Man. CHARGED WITH GRIM,
BOgarduss Challenges Carver - On the
Race ;Track-A DAYTON Man in I
living TOmb-COIeridge
in Washington.

GuYNAs, Mex, october 1s.-Advices from
Altata report the population of the town
Cecimated by yellow fever, the deaths
tveragipg twenty a day for two weeks.
n the Sd OF October Altata was struck by q
iurricsne killing several people, destroy
ing a greater part of the town, aud the
inbabirs nts sought refuge in toe mountains
S, veral miles away. The SmollUa and Du-
r, ngo railroad track was torn up, and .
Dc pot and machine sheds are the only
buildings left standing. The devastation
is terrible. The collector of the port Of
Altata is among those killed by the huFy
ricane. N
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their supporters, but il they should repeal
Il they would be in still worse position"
"How do you regard the outlook for
electing a Republican President next year?'
ut is good, but We can not assume the
responsibility in any State of passing pro
hibitory Legislation. Personally do no;
care for spirituous liquors, and would be
willing 10 see them swept away by legisla-
tion. But there are many Republicans who
would not. A wide latitude must be pei.
Anitted to people in such matters"
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SENATOR SHERMANS SAY.
He Knows why Foraker Was SHOWED
Under and Gives His Reasons.

nuer anu nls kAcosOhe-
New YoEE October lS-"Now, young
man, don't propose to be interviewed" /"
Family through the glass storm doors OF
the Fifth Avenue Hotel came the murmur
of Broadway stages as John Sherman ut
tered these words. Undaunted by the
sternness Of the Ohio statesman's eye, the
reporter timdly inquired why "the grand
old party" did not carry the Buckeye
State
Because they tried to bring religion
into politics"
"ReligiUn?'
We'll, temperance rather, which is about
the same thing. The Ohio Republicans
Got Good Lesson"
by which they will profit next year,
Undoubtedly" replied the Secretary,
with great confidence; the night was over
minor questions this year, Dut in 1854 the
tables will be reversed"
Whom will the Western Republicans
support as a Presidential caudidate?'
"As | said once, my friend, | won't be
| interviewed, and it would not be exactly
| proper for me to speculate ABOUT the Presi-
| derCy. Besides, know no more Of the
| iutuTe than you do"
| You surely have no objection 10 saying
what you tLiak Of the present campaign in
this STATE"
Il didn't know you had
Campaign I'm New York.
OF course the Democrats will win, but By
no such majority as that OF last year. The
internal differences of the party have weak.
ened it"
Mr.. Sherman farther said: THE Repub-
licSns in Ohio were defeated because of the
| prohibition question and the law reducing
| The tsrif on wool. Tne outlook was favor
able until about three weeks before the
election, when the extraordinary efforts Of
The women and others interested in the
prohibition issue alarmed a great many
persons who would otherwise have
voted the Republican ticket and caused
f.ared the loss of their property, while
otler
legislation OF that kind"
How much did the wool tariff reduc-
| ton affect the result
Il think it lost the party at least 10, sd
votes. There would have been a still great
er loss from that cause if We had not sue
ceeded in proving the inslncerity and
fslseboods OF the Democrats in regard 10
| tie subject. The contest was not decided
on National matters, but wholly on local
| issues"
What will be the effect on the election
| Of next year."
THERE'S not the slightest doubt that
| Ohio will give good majority for the Re
publican National ticket Ii is q sure Re.
publican State UPON National issues"
will the Democrats repeal the Scott
law"
"They are in a Quaudary.
In some respects it is probably a good
! thing that the Democrats have control o.
the Legislature. They will hardly dare tc
repeal the Scott Law, and yet il thew refuse
10 Go 50 they will be in bad situation with
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CCLERIDGE IN WASHINGTON.
rendered a Reception by Secretsr
RFelinghuysen.

rendered a KecPptIOn by SecreIHFy
EFeiinghuysen.
WASHINGTON, October lS.-Chief Justice
Coleridge arrived thisevening and was met
at the depot by Attorney General Brewster
and com mittee of the bar association.
Tonight the Chief Justice was given
reception at the home OF Secre,.
tary Freiinghuysen. Among those present
were President Arthur, Secretaries Folger,
Teller and Lincoln, Post Master General, At
torn, y General, Justices Miller, Bradley,
Harlan, Beachford, Gray, Matthews and
Woods, Of the Supreme Court. The British,
Japanese and Portuguese ministers and
swedish charge de affairs.
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How n Bride who wOuId Not be Mar
ried In Black RemedIed Matters


ried In Black RemedIed Matters
CHICAGO, Otober lS.-John Der an
Obioan. and Julia NJ. Leansrd, of Franklin
county, Vt, appeared yesterday before
Justice Woodman to be married. As the
Justice was about to commence the brief
but very binding ceremony the fair JUL 4,
vbols only twenty-five years Of age, aud
Nss outSardly dressed entirely IN oiacS
exc,simed: Hold on, Judge, please. To
he married in blsck would BE- a bad omen I,
usrt A minute" The Justice waited, and
Uss sstonished 10 see Julia commence TO
disyobe herself. OF went her black ha-
Next n Black Basqe,
then two black skirts At this stage OF the
proceedings, Jas;ice Woodmsn. not know
ing how fsr the disrobing process would go,
and having 10 fig-lesf near st hand, yelled
ont: Hold on. madam, please" It's all
risht now, Judge" she smi!ing!y said, ana
there she stood, the blush on her cheek
contrasting strongly With the white OF hei
peiiicuat, which reached 70 her boot tops
and the negiige which loosely encircled
her bust The ceremony was soon over
and the happy bride, with the strong arm
of her husband, instead Of an evil omsn
around her, calmly put on the b!scE oTth
and proudly walked away.
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FORTY FEET FROM LIFE AND AIR.
A Man Imprisoned In a Well and by Ing
by Inches.

DAYTON, October l8.-Charles Geronemus
a German welldigger, was buried alive and
uninjured to-day, at the bottom of a we'll
forty feet deep, the curbing coming together
over his head and preventing the earth
from crushing him. The accident hap.
peded at noon to day, and at l0P NJ. he was
still alive and imprisoned, with little pros:
pect Of ultimate escape. Air, food, ana
whiSkey are conveyed to him through an
opening where the Curbing comes together.
Charles Derr, a brother workman, was
killed by a second cave while digging to
relesse Gcronemus. The imprisoned mau
begs for a revolver to end his misery, as he
is imhedded TO his armpits IN Quicksand.
All efforts toward his release are aban-
doneG for to night, as the sides OF the well
continue to cave in.
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Heavy FniIore In Boston.

BosroN. October l3.-The Creditors Com
mittee Of F. Shaw & Bros. the failed tan
peIs, reported at meeting thst there sp'
pssrt asse;ts worth g. s36 90. Liabilities,
1914 go. 1t is believed hat they could
psy - cents on the dol!sr. The report
shows that from hIri' 20 Jolly the firn
issued or endorsed notes sDouaii0g TO g.
1890.
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Arch RI, bep psresIr. Creditors.

CIsCIsSATI, October Is About two hun.
drsd creditors Of Arch Bishop Purcell met
tonight and PISSED resolutions condsm-
ming the decision OF the district court ss
illesal, charging the court OF being under
the IT, futDcs Of the clergy snd setnsted b.
noIiticaI considerstions. The resolution.
we're very bitter. A committee Of Ave
..rs appointed 70 request the assignee q
apteaI tie case 70 the Supreme Court
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ANCIENT ORDER KNIGHTS MYSTIC.
Their Convention at Pittsburgh Elects
Omeers and AdjouTns.

PrTTsnURGH, October 1.-the Supreme
Castle Of the Ancient Order knights Mys-
tic adjourned finally tonight after elect
ing the follow ns eli ,ers: Supreme Com
mander, J. B. Nobbs, Pittsburgh, Pa {;
supreme Vice, ". Lsrkin, New Jersey !;
Slpreue Recording and Corresponding <
Secretary, J. J. DAVIS. Pittsburgh; Supreme
Treasurer, ". &. Brown, Pittsburgh. Ia, {:
supreme Marshal, w. Peters, indisns;
supreme Inside Guard, w. l.. Wslmsley,
New Jersey; Outside Guard, John NJ scott.
Piu,burgb, Pa. The next meeting will be
beId In this city on the third Tuesday OF
Sctober, 1854.
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A KENTUCKY QUARREL
In d, I'm the Death OF Both Of the Par.
tIrttaats,

LOUISVILLE, October ia special 10 the
Courier. Journal from Owenton, KY, .ay.:
A fatal alteration occurred seven miles
from there 10 day. John NJ. Palmer. Al
cd man. found Ben Cruichelsv, aged 81.
on bis farm and o dered him OIL. Cratchr.
law reluctantly obeyed. As Coon as he got
ont Of the field hot words enEUsd. Palmer
shot and Cruicbelaw threw q stone at him.
and a moment later fell dead shot throuyh
The heart. PsImer's head was crushed by
The stone and he will die.
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Ohio Masonic Grand Lodge.

COLUMBUS, October ls.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge of Ohio closed its session to-
cay. 1t was decided TO hold the next ses-
sion at Columbus The mileage and per
diem expenses were less than $4,000 this
session, which led to the selection OF q cen
tral location,
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CoRE. October B.-Rough chsrscisn
assemble nightly outside the hall Of
Moody's meetipgs All attempts 70 inter
fer. with the services are prsveutsd by tbs
police, who nov guard the bsll nishpy.
Moody's mission In Limerick vs. . sue
Csks.
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Brare soIdIer,.Tnne :.

ToLCDT, O., October 1S-The funeral OF
Oeneral James B. Stsadman, will take
place in Toledo on Monday, October 22d, at
80 ", under the auspices of the F0--
:! th IOst Grand Army OF the Republic.
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ST. L0uB, October ia yandalia, Ills.
special .yE Passenger train No. Ioyss-
trdsy wss running forty miles N hoos.
, hen the front truck Of the sngins loosened.
diickipg the engine. the tsndsr snd The
rnsil car pillng on top No pssss ngsrs we're
hort, but Lincoln French, fireman, and
Louis Mills. engineer, were killed.
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A COMPROMISE EFFECTED.

The Claim OF the United States Against
the Central Pacific Settled.
WAsHIsGTos, October l5.-The claim oi
The United States against the Central Pa
cifc Railway ComUany, pending for some
inc in the courts OF CalifOrI Ia for large
amount OF internal revenue taxes, has been
COMPROMISED. The terms OF the compro
mise are that the railroad company snail
pay The Government &iSrOn and eosb
ptD6iDg the suit, snd re!inquisn me ciaim
spsinst the Government for s6SlS, on Ac-
,ount Of int. rest alleged to nave been IN
,sNfully paid January lst.
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MetIoPolitaas, 8; New Yorks, IS.


DELEvAN, Wis, Sept. "a, 1878.
q, ,1ENTS-I ,tN have taxed not quite one bottle
tne hoP Biuers. l was q feeble old
a,sil an Ol - when l got it. To day am a.
see great many that need such a medi.
.. BOYCE.
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CONGRESSMAN RANDALL SPEAKS CUT
he Thinks Free Trade Impossible, and
is q JefFersonian Democrat.

is a JefFersonian Democrat.
WuKEsBARRE, Pa, October 1s.-The Hon.
Samuel J. Randall attracted large audi
ence at the court house tonight, where he
came to deliver campaign speech. 1t was
his first speech in the State this campaign.
IHe was introduced as the next Speaker
and later to go a little higher. He said he
believed that the principles of the Repub-
lican party were in the direction OF GEN.
trallzatlon OF power, and as such princi pies
were dangerous to the
Liberties or the People,
the Democratic party were opposed to
them, always were and always would be.
The speaker thought ii was time to get
back to the principles of Jefferson, and the
only way TO get b-ck was to elect q Demo
crstie Administration. Mr.. Randall was
apfaRs ~ go "a , s--s."l -~-~-- A---:-- .-,ah
Geeds oppressive to the people aud is moth
ing more than highway robbery. Daring
the war high taxes were necessary, bat not
at the present day. The Republican party,
be claimed, was the friend of monopoly. In
every way did it lend hand to the corpo
rations, while
The People Were Sighted
Millions of acres of land were given away to
corporations which should have been held
by the government in trust for the people.
These corporations were controlled long by
three men in New York. How c1n this
continue" he asked. viii the people
stand il? Never? The Republican party
must GO" Mr.. Randall was in favor of
levying duties upon imports to raise the
revenue sufficient to meet the expenses OF
the government. No surplus in the Treas
ury is wanted. The Secretary o. the Treas
ury says it is not wanted and the people
say it is not wanted lie was opposed TO
the Gistribution of the surplus to The
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aPrrby,.r,s. s,,o1 Meets.

PIr1sErgGH, October ls-The PresbJ ter.
ian Synod Of Pebp,ylysnis met thi, after.
noon in the 6 cond Presbyterian Church,
Of this city. les. than one hslf Of the one
thousand eight hundred and fifty ds'e.
gstss we're prSssDt al the opening bat Q
large number have arrived since.
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Tn. Cor,an Embassy GsiuE Home.

CHICAGO. Oetobsr Is.-SIx members Of
the Coresn Embassy arrived here last nigh
IN their Usy home. Th-y leave for Si7
Francisco today, where they take the
steamer for Yokohama and thence proceed
tnCOrea
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ShOt on the Highway Near winfield.

WINFlElD, v. Va, October lS.-JscOb
Rogers shot VIM. Bust on the highway,
near his farm, On Wednesday night, in.
a'cuDg fatal wound. No cause Is kEoEn
Tor the Ceed. Rogers escaped,
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Coruer-Stone Laying.

ST. PETERSBURG, October lS.-A vast con-
course of people assisted st the laying OF
the cornerstone by the Car and the Gar.
ina of the new church TO be erected
over the spot where Alexander II. was
killed.
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Lou,sxt,le Co,ored Men Angry,

LOUISVILLE, October 1s.-Colored citizens
are highly indignant over the civil rights
decision of the Supreme Court, and have
called meeting for Saturday, the Goth, for
the purpose, as they say, OF denouucirg
tue most infamous decision affecting the
r,ghts Of American citizens.
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ToWns Destroyed by Ihe EarthquaR

CoNSTANTINoPLE, October lS.-Among the
villages destroyed by the earthquake in the
Grecisn Archipelago and Anatolia were
Kstapanaya Refs, Deke and Lidja. The
last named is celebrated for its baths.
Slight shocks are still felt on the Island OF
Chois. The British Admiral has sent as
sistance 10 Chosme and Chols.
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New YORK, October lS.-Brighton Beac
races. The first race of thrce.quarter of
mile was won by Caramel. Time, III
Second race, one mile, was won by BabJ
Time, l:43 Third race, one mile, was wo
by Dank. Time, 1:44R. Fourth race, or
mile and quarter, was won by Ha!idon
Time, 2:l214. Fifth race, one mile and az
eighth, was won by Mikes Pride. Time
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4 NOVA SCOTIA SCARE.
Two Men Arrested at Halifax for Car
rying Dynamite.

Two Men Arrested at Halifax for Car
rying Dynamite.
HALIFAX, y. s., October lS-Cons idera-
bic excitement was caused in this city last
evening, over the arrest OF two men with a
large quantity of dynamite in their pos
session. In May last information was
received from Ottawa that an attempt
would probably be made by Fenians TO
destroy public property. Precautions were
taken by the appointment of extra police
and other means. Nothing occurred and
the matter was laughed over. About a
month ago Lieutenant Governor Richey
got warning from Ottawa Of the departure
from New York for Halifax Of
Suspicious Characters
supposed to be connected with the dyna.
mite branch OF the Fenisn Brotherhood
Again nothing happened. Two men giving
their names as VIM. .Brscken and James
Holmes arrived here Friday last and pat
up at the Parker House and it is believed
they came from the States. They gave no
names to the hotel people and pal a
weeks board in advance. Detective Pow r
watched them, searched their rooms in
heir absence and discovered dynamite,
y y ~ secured. He then found the men
ID r. 'Itl them.
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ERIE October lS.-Hon. W. L. Scott's
lsmouS Algerian stud of eight horses,
ctU here to-day for the benefit of Erie
'hAfIy Organization. There was a large
sI!tECsnce.
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HssEi,BpHG. October ia.-Ths Houss vss
in session but few minutes this mosnisG
nd, without trsnsscfipg any business,
adjourned until tomorrow.
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Death OGa Leading Educator.
Snecinl 10 The Relis,er.

BUCKHANXoN, W. Va, October lS.-Pro-
fessor Stevens, president Of the United
Brethren College, at this place, died to day
at Westerville, Ohio. He was a distin-
guished educator. He was married six
weeks ago and took sick and died while on
his bridal tour.
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EVERY one should tell his neighbor that
the best remedy for curing coughs and
colds, and the only sure cure for consumP
tion, is Or. Wishart's Bslsam of Wild
Cherry. 1t is pleasant to take and very
soothing and heali?S in lis eject.
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BoGARDUs CHALLENGES CARVER.
They VIII Contest for the Honor oi
BEING champion.


Chicago, OCTOBER lS.-A. II. Bogardu
will publish in the American Field lette'
to DR.. ". F. Carver, now in this city stat
irg that, as both hold cups emblematic o
he championship of the world at wing
shooting, be is willing to put up both cup
ard shoot three matches to decide the RIA
ter-one at 100 birds, q yards rise, usln
one barrel; one at so pairs, American rule
and one at 100 birds, London Club rule
80 wards rise, for 1850 to $5C0 sside each, c
will shoot single match for $1,000 a sid
and the championship of English ru'
shooting, or for 81, ,OOJ 10 5000 side, Hu
lingham rules; either Of these proposition
to be accepted within one month. A ~
felt Of $3.50 is deposited with the editor.
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brave men had fallen the chief stress and
burden Of the struggle, its sutferings aud
exposures. The perils of war bad been
dresdfully aggravated by want of proper
supplies and still more by delusive sys.
TEN Of paper money. The miseries brought
by the fc ION of an irredeemable paper cur
reney were equal TO all their other woes
combined. Their starving families, their
honorable debts, their daily needs were all
subjected to the curse of a deprecated and
vitiated currency.
Never was the weight of Washington's
personal character with the armies be led
to victory more suikiDgly IN 'niit sted nor
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A sTEuBENVlLLE KlDNAPPcR.
An TnwOrthy Benedict Steals HIS
IhIId from Hts Divorced Wtfe.

Special to the Register.
STFrpENvILLE, October lS.-Detective
Chas. Hulligan, of Cleveland, accompanied
by the divorced wife of Henry W. Royal,
arrived in this city from Cleveland last
evening, in search of the little four-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Royal, who had been
kidnapped from her home in Cleveland by
her father and his second wife, and brought
to this city. The facts in the case are these: {:
About year aso Henry w. Royal came to
this city with
Sort of Gaming Device,
the dummy and base bail game, and stop
ned at the ST. Nicholas Ho ell. AT this house
was pretty weiter girl namoi Ida BroTn,
whose parents live on South Third strset,in
this city. Royal, although married man,
fell msdIy in love with the pretty waitress,
who returned the passion, and they spent
a good deal Of time in each others com
many. ROYALS wife, who resides in Cleve
isnj learned of her husbands naughty do.
inrs with the Brown girl, and applied for
and
from h N IN thr Cleveland courts, and s'so
obtained possession OF their four year,old
daughter. This was in January last. After
the divorce was given Mrs. Royal, the
Brown girl and Royal we're married, and
have been since living together.
The detective told the Mayor that koya,
bad been in Cleveland this week, and had
left suddenly with his wife, taking with
him the little child, who hsd been awarded
to it's own mother. He said he had traced
them 10 this city, and in company with
several officers the detective and
The FIRST Mrs. Royal
visited the house OF the second Mrs. Royal
nee Browns mother, where the couple
were expected TO be stopping: sure enough,
there was the little girl, bnt Royal ana DIS
wife had left for parts unknown. The de-
tective demanded the stolen child, which
was given him, and together with mother
and child lefr on the noon train for Cleve
land. An effort will be made to
Arrest Roy al and His wife
on the charge OF kidnapping.
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DlsRoBlNe At The ALTAR.

on the charge Of kidnapping.