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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-07
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0Amat FEB. S.-Advicss regarding the
= = Baker Paaha are conflicting,
- following details have bsen 70
49,: Baker Pasha began his advance
~ mlr0nohments q Trinkatat On
HIS force consisted Of 5000
oo4ly armed and short of ann
- many Of whom showed an
neoo 70 proceed. Baker PaehA
sso0 Trinkatat 70 Cairo an ur-
~ fos rifles n replace tho old
With which . number Of his
ssS. vose armed, and In reply b. 70
eeoeu b Try 10 foeoe his way 10
y vilhsnA day, and. with She Epe-
- connected With the sxpoG-
eaQen 70 march In expectation
He oays that - bad falsely
a. tood1 clear With ~ exoep-
onou bandD q rohola. 4ouday
Sss.l . pogtton Of tho advanoo en-
I Ss . body Of Osman DiRnan'o
- . 1eht ensuod which vns
is re1f than battle.
~ s.ll -. b.-Bakee Paaha loot all
oo md baggage In the fight.
SS - Egyptian officers and men
VI. HARsoris tried hard 20 rally
& ~ without success. Many were
INTO TsakataS, Wills the Eu.
losies and Turkish infantry
4 SS - paeesa Fourteen European
native o(6cefn arc missing.
eeeAn BY tew Arab horse
~ 1n9 Baker PMsha'e cavalry,
& Sz< - ~. hAkoe then formed . square
n ~. ny surrounded. The reol
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ths fass II 10 inches Per Aoaf. Many
IoW strooeD % the ialand in ~ soath Of
Wheeling. are already submesRed
Many houses are being surrounded and
. few invaded By water. Three mills
have been stopped BY water reaching
the Urea 0ss 10 already shut Oh from
the island, and the gas works will no
doubt be interferred With. Most Of the
mills viii b stopped BY water BY eve
ming. The bridges and srsstles are
loaded down With heavy trains. Com
munication With the suburbs 10 serious
" interferred With.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-07
Baea Casal Dieecssrs.

PARIS, Feb. 5.-At . meeting Of the
directors Ut the Soez Canal Company
today, the letter from the British Gov
ernment approving Of the convention
between DsLseacps and the British
ship owners was read, and created an
excellent impression. IL was decided
% cal, . meeting Of the shareholders in
March to discuss and ratify the agree
mat.
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SAS FlAxcsco, Feb. 6. Alpha Les,
Best 4 Beloher go, Bodie ConsOli-
dated l0.37, Con. via9inia Co., Cali.
fornia Sc, ChoIlar 2i5, Crovn Point
!, Exchequsr l5c. Could 4 Garry 1.6O,
Grand Prize 15c, Hale 4 N6rcross l.5O,
Nefth'n Belle sc. Ophir 80, Potosi Csc,
Saw g 50c. Sierra Nevada 2.4O, Silver
King 4. Uni.n 2.s5, Utah 2.l0. Yellow
jacket go. Eureka Con. 1.S5. Over
N an 30c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-07
REAL ESTATE.
HEfNEk 4
DISHON,

AViNG FORMED A COPARrNER.
= SHIP we announce to the citizens Of
Seattle and all parties visiting Puget
SOUND, that we hAS Z for sale fine business
lots, residence property and suburbsn
blocks. AsO.
Timber Lands and
Agricultural Lands.
You will find il TO your interest II call
on US before purchasing elsewhere.
once. z06i Commercial street, Sees.le.
W. L. ial
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-07

LONDON, Feb. Con the receipt Of
the news Of beker Pasha's defeat, the
Admiralty issued tels9rapaic orders
stopping the troop ship now on the way
70 India. The Indian correspondence
10 published, and it confirms the report
that En9Iand had no intention of en-.
ployinR British or Indian troops in the
Soudan. The British Government does
not, however, object to tho employment
Of Turkish troops in Egypt, provided
the Porte pays their expenses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-07
FACTS
PONDER

FATHERS AND MOTHERS: DON'T
give your children nicknacks and
perishable presents Come to our ONCE
and buy them block. over three acres Of
land. in Maynard's Lake Washington ad-
dition. Deed It direct to them. or in trust
for them. 20 that they or YOU cannot spend
the proceeds. and then, In five years, give
US fathers blessing for this advice when
all else 10 swept from you. because your
son has home and . support for you In
your old age. You are risking nothing.
Eighty-five dollars an acre for land with
In three miles Of the Post building. Think
Of IL
Fifteen years ago we saw junction Ad-
ditiOn. nine miles from Chicago. pat in
the market ct $2s per lot Fools laughed.
We have seen that same property change
hands since ~ Us coo per lot We won
der what they would cay now.
Seattle les its quota Of just such sniv-
elling. sleepy deadhcads. Shun them -
you wsuld lcper. Take the advice q
ono who has been through the mill
We have sold twenty-five blocks Of this
addition In three days. Tho surveyors
arc In the field. and % soon - men and
money can completethe survey deeds will
be given. Meanwhile. secure your chance
90 that you can have your choice from
one hundred and ten blocks. Apply 70
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9. c. PHIAy /! 4 co.
JACOB sTlTzel Z Co.,
Real Estate and Money Bros err. Noa.
~ e~1 ~ VnslAp.l Aarv R1ark

Real Estate and Money Bros en-. Noa.
II and Is Ycsler-LeAry BECK.
AYOW OFFER FOR SALE CHOICE
IN busineso and residence property. al
well located. In the city Of Seattle.
Ffne building lots in Youags and Craw-
ford'p additionS; prices from 20 70 03iQ
No longer any excuse for mot purchas-
IND. Do not listen 10 cruakera. Seattle =
now snd always win continue 70 b tie
6usfpeD center q the Sound country.
fnrmine Iands, Tor sAle h quantities 70
suit purchaser. Well located. deep yicA
ooIl win prodnce fro0 - 70 - hmshels Of
VNeat per acro. 10 acTee 0f dyked tide
land Tor ale q great bargain.
WIN attend - al manner q ooovey'
: RinaI psoof 1ade ard peo-empftoa u
ines taken. Leans Negotiated On rsal -
tate ond oo1la1ognl securities.
C0lleceionD ma6e. etc ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-07

VICTORIA, Feb. 6.-.James b. Drum
m0nd, formerly Mayor of Victoria, and
In early days . resident Of Santa Bar
bars, California, died today Of con-
sumption.
The weather 10 clear and the wind
has died away.
The town n filed with strangers in
anticipation Of the boat race, which
comes Oh tomorrow at .. N.
Tho steamer Empire, with coal, sails
tomorrow.
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OR,oA0o, Feb. 6.-The netiOe which
- Union Pacific gave Of its intention
q Withdraw from tho Transcontinental
Alliance expires today, ana the officials
e that road announce that they will
49, By the notice and rep ,rt NJ more
kn1ine9 10 the pool commissioner. The
eoumissi0ner claims TINT the notice
~ irregular, and it 10 expected that
uooGing Of the association vill b. held
kagtlv 70 oonafdor tho mAttAr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-07
A BARGAIN
Real Estate.

r WILL SELL THE WHOLE OF LAKE
/ side addition to Seattle. comprising
about l02 acres. situAt on the north side
joining the famous school section l6. over
which there IL 30 much controversy, ct Q
great bargain. as desire to use the money
In . manufacturing enterprise. Twenty
acres Of this land Is under cultivation. In
GLIDING large orchard. Inquire of
VIM. BALDWIN,
de5 Il At Railroad Sawmj,l.
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CONDEMNED TELEGNAMs.

The winners Of Tho extra meeting day o
tina winter meeting ~ New Orleanl, Tor "a
bsneis of tho charity hospital were; tuc'
cess. Lille Dale, Bonnie Australian, Az
! lore and Calico
Ohicisl ndvicss received lob Madrid from
| Cuba, Indicate met AEuer1's litflo band O..
rsrgOnts increased Every step hey made
into the interior Hud ErOwiug
strong and bold they sacked
the local troasudeg OF the
towns through which hey passed At
last accounts they were heaoi1g for NE
mountains ~ Las Olina nnd BaFomh. The
seat OF me last resurrection. Osp,nin Gem
eral Castillo holdi two councils OF war daily.
The Spanish liberal journals are bitterly
attacking, NJ The peril Of suppression. the
governments Ounsu policy, which they
fecltrc 20 have Dfen conceived hy on lie
starred cabioet. They are especially see
we're on the edmiuislrftio OF Costello,
Fitzgerald, the dynamite aGspeot wag
remsuded tor o wees o. Sligo yesterday, 90
await trisl.
The mort extensive Zoe shove Of tbe sea-
son occurred at Montreal Yesterday, last
ing two hours
This grand jury ut Boston.
Henry's bank, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
closed down yesterday.
Federal Judge Ga dwell decided yester-
day. 40 Little Rock, 70 appoint q receiver
.or the Memphis q Litilo Rock.
FarHnds, the iay0tlte Tor tho osming
Kentucky derby, ran away yeit.rday Sc
veraly injuring him9ef aud killing bus
Inc Buffalo. New York, police broke up
the pr'zs figGt between Thomas Dsugheriy
and Miles Davis. both OF Penn yITanil, az
ter the seventh round
Plat & Bermcn, jewelers. OF Los Angeles,
California, Who assigned three months ago,
hnve bseu arrested 40 ile instances OF cfcdl-
tots on proofs % fraud.
DR.. John Hrnter, well known surgeon
of y st0n, has been indicted icrforgery and
fr nd.
Advioes from Hue indicate tbs he state
Of Phieng Hon has been evacuated by che
lawrence Arrell, as Yolrlok in Yorrick's
Love, scored grand success at
d L2adon before sGsaiercs lalE' a isa
highest rank. lhe enthusiasm pros Sss d
with the play, and Vhsn ths curtain tel On
the last acc no was recalled on ierh times.
IA returning thanks he said he GAS l1 "a
cspt Of y telegram from Irving, in london,
assuring OF success.
Arrangements were completed Yesterday
for the ST, days 'go.as:you please pedes-
gardan. the 2s,h ms ant The
competitors ore. Charles Royal, Patrick
Fitzgerald, Robert Wat. George ID.
Noremac, Daniel j. Hertz Frank
II. Hart, NAPOLEON Campauinc,
Alfred Clossel, Samuel Day, Milan Bgebow,
George Haines, w. W. rogns5uIg ana
Charles Thompson.
"Professnr" Donaldson, Of Minneapolis,
was uccassful ia iour-round Knockout
tor the championship Of the northwest yes
terday.
A thousand miners in the employ OF The
New York & Cleveland gas and coat COM
pany have accepted n reduction o: hall a
cent per bushel.
A petition has been prepared and viii he
presented 10 the trades unions OF Peur-
syiyauia for endorsement, set
ting forth that the working
men have not become benefited by the
tariff. but have suffered horizontal re-
duotion OF 10 and % per cent. in wages.
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THE CLANS GATHERING.
The Republican Faithful Answering 10
Convention Roll Gail.
Biaine's Boom Distinctly audible In
,hnsL and.
Aud Political News OF All Sorts.

Ptrrsruna April Uniouiown DIS
ma ches say, Ths republican District dale
gates 10 the convention of tha twenty.hfst
congregational district met a. the Moulel,
land hal last evening Wrhmortl,nd
county refused to 10 into 4 Convention
composed Of more than eirht delegates ann
retired because Greene aud Fayelte lhslsteu
uaon nine. three delegates from ssch
oouutv, Aftsr the withdrewnl OF West.
moreland comfy the convention Organized
aud elected Hon. j. Is Ewing and Jaines
Il. Savers delegatHstO the national oonven-
ton. Resolutions endorsing Blame were
adopted and the delegates. Instructed to
support him for the presidential non'lna'
ten. n,o ,y ~
Robertson ard James W. Hustled were
elected delegates 10 the republican national
convention iro m the 10 h district
RE.piNo, PA, Apll IL The repuhli
cans OF tho eighth congregational district
elected Samuel X Deppon nnd Frank 81
yergood del rates 20 the netionel renubii-
can convention and Instructed Tor blalue
CnIcAao, April II The third Illinois
iislrio, convention selected Congressman
George r. Davis and John Y. Nhe'l" -
delegates toth0 republican national oonVen-
lion. No instructions
ERIE, Pa, April 12.-At the repuohcsn
e1nven'ion to'dfy, Joseph JOHNSON ann ".
W. Rhodes, were elected delegates lrom
the tweuty-seventh oouWe' isns uis'rcs
10 Chicago. A resolution was pass.
"a endorsing Hon, H. Watson, of
Warren, PennsylyEnil, Tor can.
grfgsman nj large. Chicsgo delegates
we're frat elected on the popular yo'e on
IaIl,dge 10 support Blame ara Lincoln.
Th6 congressional district is oYcrWhelr'
GFly TO- Blaine. o-,-,
ffftFtf I'M f n al
.Gagetie special from Washington, ono,
snye: TIE yole rr pfcsder t'a' preference
5y the republican coul'y convention re
suited: Baine, i0 Sherman, 81
CHICAGO, April II The fret congfes-
sional district OF the republican oonyen-
ton THE afternoon ronomiaAted II W.
Ddnham for congress aud chose Ahnar lay
l0r aud j. h. woodward us delegates TO
the national convention. The delegates
wera not instructed, but were nrp ioied
from that wing OF the co.. yention known ga
"uup.ecgFd,h "a opposed to tho
pronounced LOGAN men. the
second o1ugrrfgionai district held two
ssis ul primaries and held Two conventions,
Ono SOD -o-,tion selected W. 3. Powell aud
W K"tt as national delegates. they
we're uninftructrr fue second convention
selected William ~. Rnger and Charles u.
PIPER as delegates, instruc ed FOR logan.
The county convention held here to-dty
recognized rs delegates those oeen at
The first nsmtd SET M primaries
as being the regulars. The iVurtn cousri g
sional district named Samuel u. Ray mono
and + O. Collins ns delegates 10 The ma
iionel convention, ms ructa for Logan.
WA.HEoTlE, April p IPfes.l -
The democratic members Of the
Pscifn coast delegation ia COD
trets exnont TO leave Washinl,on TO-
morrow for short visit 10 GAmttcy
mark They had intended maxine "a 7isi'
to-day but Mr. rlden requested tlav cJme
Monday instead 0 Sa lfd-y.
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Pekin Striped Satin Parasol,
lined, $50.
Pain Slack Satin Parsols,
I,2s; same quality, lined, I.7s.
Black and Colored Satin
Parasols, better quality, 800.
Fine quality Black Satin Par
asols, at 500, $50 and $50.
Black and Colored Satin Par
asols, star shaped, a handsome
novelty, 1000; same shape, in
fancy silks, 1850 and 1900.
Brccadcd Silk Parasols, in
black and colors, at 2, IS, d SO
and $50. Fancy Brocades,
lace trimmed, $50. Black
Brocade Parasols, star shaped,
1850.
A large line Of other styles
in fancy parasols that are per-
fectly new and handsome.
Misses Parasols at all prices
Sun Umbrellas In black, col.
ored and changeable silks.
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All Silk Parasols, natural
sticks, S5c up to 50,
All Silk Parasols, horn han
dies, 81 up to $S.25.
All Silk Parasols, ebony
handles, 81 to S3.25.
All Silk Parasols, silver and
gold plated handles, LIS to 2.25
All Silk Parasols, pearl in
laid handles, from 2.25 to 8. rs
We have also a fub line Of
all sizes and qualities in cellu-
loid, ivory, English hardwood
and fancy handles that are en-
tirely new.
Carriage Parasols in various
styles. The only parascl that
permits a lady to shade her
self with comfort to herself and
those in the carriage with her.
Cotton Parasols, Bingham
Parasols, Fancy Parasols, at
low prices.
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Knox. ~ the time ofhIs previous bearing
before the house committss on banking and
currency We had been too much hurried,
owing 10 tho death OF Ives and the
change Ia our counsel to put these
later charges Ia proper form, 10
we delayed their presentation until
now In order 10 make them complete In
every detail. both as regards the allegations
sni evidence supporting them | am at
liberty TO state what these chargee are, be-
cause Knox Is 10 appear before tho hon'o
committee on Tuesday next, when the
charges will be formally presented. They
nrs very damaging TO Kuor and .abuudsnt-
ly supported by inoortesiible PROOFS. The
frat OF the charges refers 10 another proni'-
nent bank In Boston, with which alac,
Comptroller Knox was Identified A prom.
nent stakeholder of the latter bank, who
owned $500 600 worth Of stock IN the faoihc
bank, hss declared that " the house COM
mitlee on banking aOd currency doea not
proceed in the matter as wonld seem Just
and proper from the serious natnrn OF the
charges presented, no will at once institute
criminal proceedings against Comptroller
Knox
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In YOUNGSTOWN the republicans
lhal. lIoAol lar Aha All lima

800. In YOUNGSTOWN the republicans
elect their ticket for the nfst time
In several years. Toledo makes large re.
publican gains, ard Dayton shows reduced
democratic majorlties. The same condition
OF affairs ia reported FROM all the large
towns, even CincInr att gI'ing subttRntai
announcement 10 epublioans 10 the shape
OF republican gains.
Now, in the case Of Mr.. RANDALL, he IL
striving for the success of tho democracy
and tho triumph OF democratic prins
oiples by nrresllng all those mistake
aud losses, aud retrieving tho dlsasters.
The attempt 10 read him ou, OF the party
is folly and madness aud, suicidal. Il was
this same sort Of hottie Adei spirit and sell
constituted leadership snd membership
that lt.hed the country into n wolul, rain.
Gus civil war sometime ago, and drove many
q good and true man from southern eup-
port. Aud the samespirit isat work to-day
Ia tho "reeding OF men out Of the
party" Fortunately Mn. RANDALL
under constant Gro la the meanwhile
hAa stood firmly by The party
tyr which he has done no much, assaillng
nobody Ia return, Taking no vi lent
.neecnes, utlering no unkind words, but
conscious OF final democratic success
through his methods, II adopted, with the
courage OF his convictions keeps on me
even tenor Of bis way TO meet IN duo time
the merited reward And now, msIk a
prediction. 1.-The next national democratic
Convention shalt nominate SAMUEL J RAN
DALI for the presidency, the democracy vii
bo r. stored 10 national power and I'll that
tLis implies. Pennsylvania will be- carried
for him, and las goes Pennsylvania 90 goes
/ the urion."
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Tho Texas:& ST. Louis.

ST. Lours, April 12.-O'lonel Woodward,
receiver of the Texas & st. Lonis narrow.
gauge railway,'a few days ago peiitionad
Juies Treat, OF the U nitsd states district
eSurt for the privilege Of msking a contract
with the Baltimore & 0hio Telegraph
county for telegraFh line on that road.
The Dart referred the mater 10 the master
in ohapcery. and that gentleman to-day
rsnor,rd in favor Of the contract, but OPP
ncsed piyiog the telegraph company the
exclusive right Of way on the road which Is
M 4 Oh for
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Why IIc Kcslgned.

PORTLAND, April l2,-Phe 0regonian TO-
day publishes the fscts whicl led to the
resignation OF Judge Denny. ex'oonsul'
geuersl at Shanghai Judge Danny pub
fishes letter dated October. 1883, 60 the
third assistant secretary ~ Washington,
openly charging George T. Seward with
meking ten year lease OF q building Tor
official purposes ia whioh no charged Oh @
government 81 200 per ear more than paid
and pgcketed the remainder state Secfe-
tary rrelinghuysen was informed, aud Is
said TO have WINGED ~ the transact on.
Denny IA ,d either % become party 20 the
fraud or resigu, He ohuse the latter,
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yesterdays lssusof,he Gazstte SENATOR
GIRBi states ia an interview tina, the oppo'
itlnn 10 the democratic ticket this fall will
be weak, because there Is no weak place in
the last two years administration TO at
tack. In the same Issue Is the interview Of
Hon. Wash JoEEg, which deals in glitter
ing generallties and fails TO point out O
mistake, ia fact he endorses the policy o.
the pressnt admin istratlon, thus verifying
: the predictions Of our senator made in the
same issue.
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Tx recent Interview SENATOR GIBBS
saws there will be only one well defled,
sharp issue ia tho democratic state convcn'
tion and that will be the checking Of lard
corpor. tiona. By way of explanation be
says that "there is q growing public sensi.
mont that the greatest possible etcourage-
men. should be given TO individual energy
and enterprise. and re little as possible to
corporations ;esking to usurp and monopo'
lie the ordinary AVENUES OF trade and live
lihood" When tie ttste convention meets
Il will be found that tnere is something in
this
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Te,n, po.perndoe, Nabbed.

ST.. LouIs, Mo-, April ia dlipatch
from CHEYENNE says; Depuiy Sheriff Sisk
Of Wsatherilrd Texls, oip urud Two ola
Texas desperadoe, yesterday, one named
James Lswl, who Was captured on The
street IN Cheyenne, and tbs other, Bill
Eppp, who was taken 20 Horee creek about
thirty miles west. Lewis IS notorious
horse thief ami "a SAID - havea reputation
nearly equal to Sam BAss. Both are re-
ported to be mufdtrpr3 ne well 90 r1boers,
but the direct charge against item is horse
eteRlirg. D.puty Sheriff Sick left Chey-
enne llst uight tor Texas With The onlaNs
in clnrap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

DESvER, April IL "A meeting of the
Colorado pool was held here To-day ull
roads were represented. Early In the meet
log the Union Pacific people introduced y
reso utiou that rates be restored TO tariff
figures, which was lost, eswss also reso.
lution by a representative OF the Burlington
& Missouri. having for It's object the dis
solution Of the pool. The meeting wss
stormy ooe and Tonight adjourned, subject
20 the call OF the com missioner without
having accomplished anything.
The Republicans Las Vegas special Gays:
Juan Il; Patron, wealthy and highly re-
spected exspeaker OF the territorial ltgsla-
ture, was assnssingted Last night by Mitch
Nancy. a cowboy, who viii probably be
lvnched.
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CINCINNATI, April l2.-rhe News-JouF-
nails Lexington, Kentucky. special saw:
A serious Fl GIT occurred between ehersils
on the Chesapeake e 0lio train to-day.
Sheriff Dawson. Of Msytyllle had
q prisoner en- route TO that place who vas
also wanted By Rlyiu county. Sheriff
Day, Of Rowan county, with four deputies
boarded the train ana overpoweriDg Daw-
son, beating him severely, took the prison.
err. delivered him ri the jail az Morehead
aud got reward of $50.