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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

MURDER will out, so will the fact that Car
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natural hair remover and restorer, is the best
preparation ever invented and excels all other
hair dressings, as thousands Of genuine certld
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

YOU can most generally tell if law
yer IS married by noticing the way in
WElch he cross-examines woman. The
wise boy fooleth not with the humble
bee Fall River Advocate,
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uar.ford,. Acid nnnsphate.

ASA REFRIGERAST DRINK IN FEVkHs-
Dr. c. Fl. s. DAVIS, Merlden, Conn, says:
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II 4"
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THIS is WHAT The MANUFACTURERS
SAY ABOUT THEM:
The NetC Series C-Sten Winder. Nth
Solid Plates and run Dial.

With each series have greatly improved the quail
iy watch, and fully satisfied that Series
CT will be admitted by the trade to be decided step in
adv
The past thrce years experience has enabled us to
make the decided improvements Il known AMI
acknoV lodged by those who have handled the Water
bury since its first introduction.
The series A" had open dial and skeleton plates
Our Judgment in making the change in Series b. to
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verdict OF approval and we have retained them In
Series c."
The metal of the of the Series C' is nickel
silver. which always wears white and clean.
Having found the Sstiqlined Spring Box admirably
adapted for safe transportation Of Watches We shall
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We GUARANTEE all watches TO have been run six
consecutive days in factory, IN varying positions
We exercise the greatest in packing, and, when
Tecelv' from in apparent good order, should any
be found damaged BY transportation, II returned
within five days, others will be in their place.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

INDIGNATION will fill the breast of
every artist when we state that two men
were arrested in q lumber yard the
other day because they were suspected
of a design on wood.-lChicago Her
IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

''RoUGH on rats" Clears out rats, mice
flies. reaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin, chip
munks Is cents
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GEN. ORvILLE E. BABCoCK's life was
insured for $4,000, which will be paid
to his widow.
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"RoUGH on Corns." Is cents. Ask for It.
Complete cure, hard or soft corps, warts,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

PIso's Cure for Consumption Goes not dry up
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QUEEN VICTORIA has nineteen grand
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The short, hacking cough, which leads to
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A CATFISH with silver half-dollar In
in It's mouth was caught in Missouri
recently. 1t is supposed that he was
on his way to the river bar for drink.
TRoston Transcript
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

No NEED OF being imposed on if you will in
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ALIENS Iron Tonic Bitters cure Neuralgia
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'RoUGH on Itch" cures humors, eruptioDs,
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chibains.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

The above WATCH las represented in the cut
with CHAIN AND CHARM ATTACHED, will be
sent TO subscribers of 1HE WISCONSIN on the
following terms
FOR S3.5O-The watch and chain and the
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ember 18th.
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Weekly Wisconsin one year, and our
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

Are You Afraid of Lightniags
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

The President and the members of
his Cabinet will earnestly support
Blaine and Logan. There Is no truth
in the report that the Independents
offered Gen. Arthur . nomination.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-19

Subscribers whose time does not I,ire
until some future day, can receive one
years credit beyond the prest mt period
or will send THE WATCH ALONE FREE to any
who shall send us club Of fifteen subscribers TO
TIL WEEKLY WISCONSIN and fifteen dollars. The
oil the members of the club iced be sent
in at the time, but whenever club agent NpectS
TO compete for this ze must in his letter with
each remittance that he Is competing for prize
watch. Do not make any mistake about this. II you
want TO secure the watch ize you announce
that fact with your first remittance.
Now for work Every VINO needs IA watch, either
for his own or for his boy get at merely
nominal cost and good. durable watch it will
itself. II i not toy, but good any made. The
watches nd books are sent by mail, post paid.
Address all orders to
CRAMER, AIKENS & CRAMER.
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to his widow.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
Con urcd,

An old physician, retired from active
practise having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula
OF a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of cOnsump-
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all Throat and Lung affections, also a
positive and radical cure for general de-
bility and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
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duty to make it knewn to his suffering
fellows. The recipe will be sent free Of
charge, to all who desire it, with full di-
recti0ns for preparing and successfully
using. Address with stamp, naming
this paper. DR.. j.. G. Raymond, 1874
Washington Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
IA Feb. IL
Catsrrh Cured, health and sweet breath
secured by ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free. For
sale by l.. A. Parcolle.
For lame back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
For sale by L. A. Parcelle.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. For sale by L. A. Parcelle.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
Unclaimed Letter List,

Postofice at CHEBoYGAN, MICHIGAN.
The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan p0stoffice, un-
called for April 10 Persons calling for
these letters will please say that they
are advertised.
MSS Clara Atkins, James Binane, James
Canavin, Fred Fuhr, John Gilkrist, VIM
Husband, p O Hudson 2, MIR Jonathan,
Mrs + Judson, Miss Mena hotter, Alfred
Lynde, Mrs G X SwenssOn, Martin Mo-
loney, Mrs Phoebe Wakeford.
GEO. p. HUMPHREY, 2. III.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
SEED OATS.

1000 bushels choice white oats for
seed or feed at McArthur's dOek.-50
cents per bushel.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-24
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
MRS. Belle nigeIow,s Readings.

Mrs. Belle BigeIow's Readings.
1.-THE readings given by Mrs. Belle Big
Glow on Wednesday evening of last week
at the Town Hall were deserving Of a
better house than she had. The lady
came to Cheboygan highly recommended
by the press of the state as an artist in
her profession, and she demonstrated to
the cultured audience present that in
many respects this is true. While her
selections taken as a whole were finely
rendered, yet we cannot refrain from
saying in a spirit of friendly criticism
there Is room for improvement in some
of them. Mrs. Bigelow excels in her hui
mOrous impersonations, which were all
given in a manner it would be exceeding
ly difficult to surpass, If possibly we ex-
cept christmas at the Quarters" Her
action, facial expression, and voice. in
these parts are excellent, demonstrating
that she is an artist in comedy charac-
tiers. In her sentimental selections
"Cuddle DOOM" and "The Exile Of the
Arcadians," an extract from LOngfelloWs
Evageline, were the best rendered, al
though the "The Leaden Cross" was re-
cited with much force and effect. AS a
whole Mrs. Bigelow is a fine reader and
those of our citizen who did not hear
her missed a great treat. We think Mrs
Bigelow would succeed al an actress.
having much native talent. in this di.
rectiOn and although the stage might
be distastefal to the lady, there can be
little doubt of success, if it were chosen
If Mrs. BigelOw does not sooner or later
elect the stage, she will have all thai
comes from enlarged success as an &C.
complished reader, impersonator and
elocutionist, which however does moi
mean much money. 1t pays to see ans
hear Mrs. Belle BigelOw.
At the teachers examination at VOL
VERNE last week, four out of eleven re
csived third grade certificates.
The tug Psndell secured the first
wreck Of the season, in this vicinity. A
small sloop with a party Of five came
over from Drummond's Island Saturday
but could not get into the harbor or
account of the ice. It was blowing
quite fresh and they beached her on
Cordwood point, some miles below Light
House point, ru ming her in behind
huge pile of ice. Tuesday afternoon the
Pendell went down, and pulled the slooI
off. On the arrival down it was found
the iceberg had been transferred, by the
sea to the boat and it took some time tx
remove it. The boat was damaged t.
some extent and was lowed up full Of
water.
Pretty Polly is no more. The talking
singing, whistling and frolicking parro
owned by Hugh McKinnon died las
week, leaving an impression IN tn
memory of numerous admirers who hat
cultivated her acquaintance. Mr.. Nc
Kinnon had this bird imported from
England six years ago. She was thsI
four years old, Of Australian birth
Polly had learned to talk a great man,
words, could sing a Scotch ditty, ant
whistle Aud Lang Syne. She was TIA
favorite Of the uptown neighborhood
and the playing companion Of youn,
Miss McKinnOn, who slowly and sadl,
laid her down in the Southeast corne
of the garden, with the written epitaph
"Gone but not forgotten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-05
SPARKS FROM TIE TELEGa4rH

Mr-. John A. Hayes Of New Brighton died on Friday
OF blood poisoning. caused by bite from insect
w. KichRrds POstmaster at Clarksburg. W. Va, and
editor Of the Weekly Te,sgrph was shot yesterday morn.
my ny A. o. Osborne. There 10 u woman In the case.
Al the Yale College Seniors meeting yesterday +. b.
Shipnan WAS chosen orator u T.. Cushing OF Bath Me
poet and 4. H. Chandler Of Auburndaie statstician
Another inccndary attempt made I'm Newport yes
will oner reward for the apprehension OF the currts
The family OF William Hall of Cameron Mo. consist.
ing of hre PERSONS We're poisoned by eating canned
some and possibly all Of the number.
Tho boiler of steam threshng machine on the farm
ofGoilieb broLo IN saltwater MINI, exploded FRI
DAY evening instantly killing Brole and severely nur
ing The engineer and ono of the helpers
sailhoat containing John Boyd, Donald Morrison
John ellis anh Jonathan ellis OF Badieck, cnpsileI in
slual near Boularharie, Quebec on Friday evening
boyd and the two Gilits.s were drowred.
BY the giving way " temporary bulkheal at tho
Daily was buried in tho gram and sur"cated. Wilism
RYAN, John Ward and Michael Ryan were cut bruised
and internally injured
Forest hres which have been burning during the past
week IN Dnw1ldie aud Prince Georges counter. Va
hay. been es,insuishsd. Anong Other damage done
was ne destruction Of 100 cords OF wood valued at
The Northern Pacific Express Company has reiin.
pushed business all their branch lines They intend
c"nhnng themselves TO the Oregon Eailway aud NR,i
THIS action was the Improbable nature Of the trade
thus re nIushvd.
Benj " Carr, Jr, who dismissed from the letter
was Yesterday morning irrcs,e Tor breaking no ignr
ro, letter SoSt. That 10y on Friday nisht, and al
scattered about Tho street
william D Gilman, with several aliases has hecn
arr ested for securing subscriptions forthe H,lpy H0ps
published IN AnguSta, Me-, and poek.nx the receipt
says his operations extend over period Of i've yeais
And that he has taken 5000 subscriptions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-05
JOTTIyGS .iBOUr TOWN.

Music on the Mall at the Central Park this afternoon
beginning at 3o'clock.
The Gags on the CITY Hall were raised yesterday to
commemorate the centennial of the Germ an Society.
The free reading room Of Cooper Union 10 be open
OH Sundays from ~ 81. until or NJ. ginning to-day
One della? II sent to Tug sg. by s. G. TX IT, has bee.
House. "''s"s
Kate Spencer Io2 years old died in Bellevue Hospit.
she had no friends.
Robert Kennedy, b, O. Mcdonald, and Max rrsutfelS
district yesterday.
r1Ht lyman Of tie 0sf street noGs 4, much better
h"a ns ey k pST f.f his "0m1
reter Tnsey, n married colorcd carriaaesnith. who
has ,oen n the employ Of Oscar 7. Barker on Main
girl is said to be missing also
The hotel q - Smith At Mntteawan. Duehsss coun.
Srws oms J XII" n.x sa S st yo am
rested here yesterday and taken TO Newburgh.
To all issue OF 5000 . OF bonds the New Jersey
s,ars ne ,ssnon'; 81 John Drew and Dean Rich
Shipped by m..ing John Gr,iln or ~ Leonard street
urihns liabilities ara estimated al upward OF $4,000.
decree Of absolute divorce was granted by Judge
Donohue YESTERDAY to IDA y, Haymsn from her hn..
iiaynsn /, the daushIerof NeahS australian banker
The DGrhin the gr.! Of The steel cruisers conraetsd
Roach ., cnss,,r .,rssd Al ,Har ys.isTiay on KY
fo"~pS Belle 4 s,orS. rom iSS "sorss n
#Std FROM is sa ,S ord aymr"sT n y '"s "a
IeHrettaJ Bernhard from licrman J. Bcrmhardt,
TIE ef.rSf Of stealing 500 dos, fnrmrr Sirnls Ny.
son a. - bowery on Thurttay, was discharged MARI
was in belt about his body
,tpr,i5a pS oc h9hs acre sqnnre broaiwy and ~
rooms southern exposure. Barrett Bros, DroDrs-Aiv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-05
RUSE AND SURFING CONyEsT.
The Anwcai Pail struggle between iae Two
Undrr Cl;s~ses oc Tn.v.

Inc AnWCN FAM '$tauSgls hstwren tae TWO
Unicr Sl,,sses oc Tn.v.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 4-The Yale sophOmorcs
and freshmen had rush and shrtin. con-
test' this afternoon at about dusk. nj Hamilton
Park. att0r trying to play base bail Tor an hour
or 80. 1t WAS tho regular fnll struggle between
the two under classes to see which class could
get tho most shirts. The seniors acted is
judges. and when any mau's clothes were
wholly taken off. lent him other apparel to 20
home in. Only two men. Bayne and Wynth.
"a. lost moro than threo shirts. 1t is consd-
cred tho greatest trophy 10 got part Of An op-
ponent = trousers Two years ago tha rushcrs
went So far rs to take shoes and socks but
tho PUSHES are conducted with more
order and systeU now than then, since
there is always II large force of Juniors and
seniors on hand to Keep the contestants from
coming to blows. In this ease the freshmen
were, on tho who!e. vlctots. for there were
more of them who lost I'll their shirts and went
back to college bare backed than there wero
sophomorrs. yet more fire. hmen returned with
by tho Intervention Of tho juniors. to got my
freshmen trousers. The individual wrestling
matches were nlmo5t equal. with the advan-
tage on the side Of tho freshmen. At tho first
onset OF the sophomores the freshmen got
badly rattlOd. and II looked as though the
snphOmores might have IN easy victory. but
the upper classmen rallied them and they at
tackled the snphomOrss so vigorously that tho
scphomores dispersed. and TIE freshmen. form
ing In procession. marched down Elm street
to the college sing ing song Ct victory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-05
BUTZER IN WILLI4MsBURGM.
The Arrange ments far his Reception There
on the EVENING OF Oct. II.

The Arrange ments far his Reception There
ON the Evening OF Oct. II.
Last evening an American flag bearing
portrait Of Gen. Butler was swung across the
street at the headquarters Of the Peoples
PARTY. l75 Grand street. Wiiiamsburgh. The
amount Of business transacted at this head
quarters has necessitated its enlargement. II
now occupies all the space not only In tho
building but that also In tho covered garden
ut tho rear. extending to North First street
Woods Athletic grounds. in North Ninth and
Second streets. have also been engaged for tho
campaign. Three mass meetings will be hell
night before election n monster meeting will
be haid there and tickets distributed. The
most prom neht men In the movement In the
county nro booked to speak at these Tuesday
night mass meetings.
be the speaker 81 the evening. Ho is expected
Aeademy Of Mas H a BrooEyn. a'tsss ins
Grady Will engages the attention of tho audi
ence on that night until the arrival Of tho
lord avenue and escorted to tho grounds
through the principal streets Of tho place 10y
tho restierts OF tho district acting with the
ward amnaiGn clubs.
Inst evening tho Fourteenth Ward Butler
and Wost Club held Il meeting at headouarters.
and wore forced by the great numbers OF peo-
nlo who attended IN organize. a meeting In tho
garden when the crowd suraing out into North
First street mnelcl the speakers to mount n
truck and address tho masses from TINT an
time. before Butler organized the. Peoples
party. L: now promises to become tho banner
ward OF the Peoples party in Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-05

An Enthusiastlc Throns Yesterday 1T tho
Pnasntc Falls, Patterson.

rnuss ANeroOns
PATERSON, Oct 4-Tho members of the old
political parties wero surprised at the Butler
demo nstr0tion in this city this afternoon and
evening at the Passaic Falls where the Fifth
Now jersey District Congress Convention was
held. William s. Ryerson OF tho State Commit
tee called tho Convention to order.
L. G. Leonard Of Bergen county nominated
Erustus L. Potter OF Port Dram. we'll known as
the Morris county schoolmastcr. rs candidate
for Congress. This was seconded by Passaic
and Morris counties, and then Potter was
nom mated by ncclnmatiop. 1t was decided to
nominate no other candidates.
Tonight the ratification meeting was held
on tho dancing platform at tho tElis. There
' r r nhn Mrr n oi ntssson
presided Erastus f.. Potter WAS the first
speaker. He said that there were usually, only
mondpois,s. Tie bcmocrats end tho Eepuh iU
licans were one as far, ns their allegiance 70 the
h NJ mnrarol!S,s was s9peerned, and
Wa!tsr rheins ani Presto stey.nson He said
ada He 1s his Bic
psnsISn Ho ioSei him ior his enemies M'oT
an Ill. b. because no exposed the practice OF
very eTswnad hesI Of Enropo living on mo
Ter necanse he was the greatest living advocate
oftruc democracy in tho world.
h. NJ f Ea%rr T"S fGTMHa in telling speech
275. \ club mas been formed in the Eighth
Maa 4 A and has
started in ali the wards as tho party parry I Is con- ~
Gen. Butler will address mass meeting here
On tho afternoon OF Oct. Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-05
AFTER AN EvENrNG'S OR0Y
4 Jealous Desperate Shooting bis Rival aHd
. Mother aud Daughter.

JERSEY SHoRR, Pa, Oct 4.--Smithboro is
small numbering hamlet Just across the Penn
sylvania line. In New York State. Lato last
night Charles Pickering ompanied By Sophia
Giles aud her daughter Frances. visited
Cornelius Kurkendalrs saloon. In that place.
whero they wore joined BY Addison McCloud.
young farm hand. The party drank freely.
and departed In hilarious mood!for Mrs. Giless
hou(e. on tho outskirts OF tho town. They
were wen supplied with whlskey and beer. and
all drank 10 excess. Mrs. Giles's daughter soon
complained Of sharp pains in her chest. and
she left the parlor. where the festivities were
going on. went into an adjoining bedroom. and
threw herself upon bed. Her mother pre-
pared o drink OF, saloratus tea for her.
MnSh , che declined e take Then
into sss bsd ds % ana sSis SIT DOWN s
sd cns az open so9r into tas
stool in the hep Dnsior posorins saSdeny JUMPED
UP. sprang TO tho ballroom door. drew u revol-
and Sns Shsdr sS e. sSan.l
making a painful wound. He spranE toward
Pick.rina and dealt him q stunning blow with
or. NJ Then sS Se eosad the DOOR up PlcEsrns fred
three moro shots. ono piercing tho door. while
hs by ss eSS
- What are ySa doing chaylio' Do you want
Hardly had the words lett her mouth when
Pickering turned upon her and fred tho ball
tnking 0lroct In her Lett hip. Miss Giles rushed
Into tho room. and caught. hor mother In hor
arms Ms shc fell to tho floor. Tho desperate
man then fired tho remaining bullet at her.
Tho ball took effect In her loft ankle. and shS
life by nor mothers side.
Mrs. Giles endpnyorsd to crawl into tho nd
joining apartment. but Pickering sprang upon
her. and with the butt OF his revolver showered
blow after blow on her head and breast. The
blows. were delivered with such vigor that tho
cylinder Of tho revolver broke and dropped to
the, floor. McClond. faint from loss OF blood
had fallen on tho floor In tho bedroom Pick
sering. snpposing that he had killed Mrs. Giles,
and ran out into the darkness. Il was several
hours before the victims were able to giyo an
alarm. Search was made for Pickering but 1t
Is thought that he has fiod to the woods Of
Tioga county In this State.
Pickering Is known throughout this region
as n desperate character. He has been on
terms Of undue intimacy with Mrs. Giles for
SIX years. Sho is a rather handsome woman.
80 years OF ago. Her daughter Frances ia only
10. a. pretty and well-developed girl. There is
no doubt that Pickering was jealous OF Nc
Clouds attention to her 1t is feared that
morning, pronounced Mrs. Giles's wounds
mortal. Her skull is fractured and she is weak
from loss OF blood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-05
A Shocking Murder In asl,c,a.

LONDON. Oct 4.-The Austrian and Hungarian
papers are fill OF . shocking tragedy In Austrian
Galicia The accused persons lew named Ritter,
his VIE and two daughters. and . Christian named
strhchinsi is charged that Ritter msed Christian
girl and In order TO avoid discovery c+toed
cellar nnd murdered her with 1t alleged
that Rittcrs daughters assisted in dsacting the girls
body. Portions Of the body afterward found In
the river strashiin. At nrst confessed
had been tortured into making the confession by the
senharmes. The daughters Of Ritter schnraed
keszow As'izes and az three were convicted Ritter
were sctncsd to penal servude for life. The prison
ers appealed from the verdict and being ferie
The cost or the defence which will be large lie
ing paid nv rich Jews Vienna who the whole thing
is but part OF the present anti Semitic srsecNtons