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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-06-19

Ten millions Of votes will most likely
be cast at the election which is to take
place In Novenaher. The votes cast at
the election OF 1880 numbered 9, 1913, 74s,
which showed an increase of 782, 997
over the election of 1875.
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Tho Criminal Calendar.


Isaac Jennings at Pendleton county, Pa,
shot his son, thinking he was panther
Emma Hines, Baltimore, was scolded by her
father, wrote poem on stDeath, " and then took
q fatal dose of laudanu1n. She was seventeen
and pretty.
William G. Morgan, general auditing agent
of the New York banking firm of Putnam 4
Earl, was sentenced at Hartford, Conn, to three
years in the penitentiary for embezzlement.
W. H. Abbott, on trial in Montana on the
charge of numbering railroad boss in Rocky
Canyon in the fall of 1882, or early winter of
1883, was acquitted on proof Of self-defense
Frank l. Loring, of Flemming l. Merriam
sfFund W." fame, was taken into custody at
Chicago by United States marshal and conveyed
to the county Jail, where he will be required to
serve the sentence of a years imprisonment
imposed upon him by Judge Blodgett, beside
ming, is at present in Dakota, but is expected
here in two or three days to join Loring in his
enforced retirement
Mrs. Charles Wright, young widow of Tou-
Ion, ILL.,, retired to her bed chamber and made
an attempt to hang herself, but the rope was
broken in the attempt She then procured a
DaLCQor-knlIo ana naCkoU nof throat III 1r1SQC-
full manner. Then she stabbed herself with
a pair of scissors, inlicting chastity wound.
She next repaired to the medicine chest of her
late husband, who had been druggist, and
mixing together four or five poisons swallowed
the deadly dose. Shortly after this last des-
perate attempt, she was discoveredin an in
sensible condition and the services of a physi-
clan secured, who succeeded in saving her life
She still avows determination to die.
The body Of B. F. Stone, well known man
ufacturer of coach trimmings at Baltimore
was found floating in the city reservoir at an
early hour Friday morning. The deceased
man, who was fifty years old, had been sepa-
rated from his wife for a month. About day
break he called at the residence of Erasmus
NATHAN, his brother-in-law, where his wife has
been staying. None of the family had been
arisen. Stone went into an clubhouse in the
yard, and was discovered shortly afterward
by Mittan, with his throat and wrists cut and
bleeding profusely. Instead Of rendering as
sistance. Mittan drove Stone into the street,
terribly injured as he was. Stone staggered to
the reservoir and threw himself into the water,
and was drowned. A letter found in his pock-
ct babe farewell to his wife, and was filed
with loving words for her. The letter conclud-
ed as follows: One thing there is in my trunk
you want-money. This is all I have to say,
except thatyou will see my ghost every
night I willcome back to haunt you all
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brides dress, made By Worth sof whits Ohi
crepe, embroidered with seed pesfls Tor g
front breadths and drApegy, while To train and
oorsage are Of rIoh white satin and China crepe
combined, embroidered with pe1rl-Worked
roses, buds and spraJA
A Dane named fiaps Frederick Morck, 40
about twenty-seSyeenn, left Lemay l. southern'a
camp about three miles north Of the Brule river
on the Th or 8th Of Nay, expressing at tho
time his intention Of proceeding direct to Du-
luth and having in his possession check for
American Exchange bank, Duluth, but nothing
has been seen or heard Of Morck since. Foul
play is suspected
Edmond Yates, Of the World, has got him.
self involved in another libel suit The World
recently contained an article protesting to
give details Of certain dishonest practices il
correspondent Of the London papers, tho ati-
thor Of :'Wayside. Sketches" and s'killed at
Saarbrucken," and the originator and former
editor Of the Whitehall Review. Mr.. Legge
promptly responded with suitfor damages.
The Miner county bank at Howard, Oak, has
closed it's DOORS The proprietors were W. W.
White and Henry Widner, doing business
under the firm name of White Il Widner It il
not known yet what the amount OF deposits
We're The bank was opened in the hpr1ng of
s fs b Mi White KaaS an Ct G atsss:t ox "a
bank, which he held for some months, finally
dissolving partnership and retiring Mr.. Wild
ner subsequently became partner, having for
merly been in the banking business in
alexandria, Hanson county.
Record OF Casualties.
Frank Devily and wife were killed by light
ning1at Harrisburg, Pa
Lieut. Schwatka fell over SAN Francisco
rocking chair the other day, and broke his
arm
Mrs. Maria Fox, aged eighty-thres years,
living near Lagonda, Ohio, fell dead while
watching funeral
Aman named Orquist suddenly disappeared
from dixie which was being built at Chippewa
Falls. His body was found in the Lafayette
company's boom, seven miles below the city.
He leaves wife and three children in poor cir
cumstances,
At Grand Park, M, eight BUSINESS houses
and one large hotel were destroyed, as were
eight stables and two agricultural warehouses,
together with a large amount of Agricultural
implements. The loss is about $6O, GOO; COW
cred by $21, 600 insurance.
The steamer Pearl mistook the lights at
White Rock, on Lake Huron, on the night Of
the II, and ran on the rocks, where she now
lies in perilous position. Her cargo has been
jetisoned, and it is feared she will prove 4 TO-
tai loss Tugs have gone to her relief.
The most destructive cyclone, rain and wind
storm that ever visited Jackson, county Ind.
passed through Salt Creek township Monday
evening. The barns of Neddio Brown,
William Browning, Levi Stockdell, William
Williams, William Scott and Elisha White
were completely unroofed and blown Ia
atoms
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ing their respects to Gov. Hubbard,
they went out to the Lafayette Hotel;
Lake Minnetonka.
The large Touring mill of George H.
Johnston at Detroit Run, Clay county,
Mimi, burned, and was a complete loss.
The mill was of about seventy-fve bar.
rels day capacity, and was famed
throughout the Northwest for the ex-
cellence of the -four which it made.
The value is variously placed from $15,-
900 to 500, 900, and it was insured for
$4,000 in the Traders OF Chicago, the
National of Hartford, Manufacturers of
Boston, Germania of New York, and
Norwich Union of London.
Henry Boam, the oldest settler in
Vaudeville, Wright county, died, aged
seventy-four years.
The house of Ernest Dornfeltz of
Harrison was burned. Loss, $500.
The graduating exercises of the class
of 1884, Minnesota academy at Ovation
na, will occur at the M. E. church on
June 10. The graduates are William
Leary, classical course; George l..
Carey, Benton A. Mcmillan and Frank
w. Meehan, Latin scientific course
Miss Agnes Bremen, Minnie William
son and Sadie Wilson, academic course.
Suit has been brought to Worthing-
ton against the bondsmen of G. G.
Goodnow, formally receiver of the land
office, for an alleged shortage in bus
accounts. Goodnow claims every cent
has been accounted for.
Sheriff Bogart of Winona succeeded
in arresting the maniac hermit Louis
Swert, in the town of Hart, on Thurs
day rs he was walking along the road
with large corn knife in his hand, and
armed with revolver. Swert labors
under the hallucination that the neigh
bors are trying to kill him. He was
taken to the asylum at Rochester.
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A LOAN OF 100000
AvrHoa'zso 81 THE p, W. &ky. co,
At Keeling Held Ia this CITY r.st.rdsy-six Fer
esas Mortgage Bosds to Raa for Finy feass. +.
The Purposes 10 which the Proceed,
Of lhs Loan are 10 b. Applied.

In accordance with call by Hon. O. D.
Hubbard, President OF the p, W. & Ky.
Railroad Company, meeting OF the stock.
holders OF that company was held yesterday
at the efice In this city. Tho meeting vss
fully attended, 7.7'e shares out Of the
g. 800 being represented. Dr.. 7. Il. Logan, Of
this city, was chosen Chairman OF tho meet.
leg, md Mr.. y. B. Liggett, Secretary 0, the
Pennsylvania Company, acted as Secretary.
Hon. Q. D. Hubbard, President, Capt. John
Mcclure, Vice President, Mr.. I'M, Belley lin.
Secretary, and Mossfs. M. Reilly and Ii. G.
Lazure, Directors, Of the T., W. 4. Ky. Gem.
pany, President George Woods, Of the Board
Of Commlmioners, representing Ohio coun,ys
stock, y. 3. Liegett, representing the Penn.
sylyania Company'H stock. and Messrs. w,
T. Hubbard, n. X. List. II. H. Horobrpot
and Or. Logan, individual stockholders were
also present
President Hubbard explained that tbs
meeting had bsen called to take action on a
resolution Of the Board Of Directors creating
u new loan OF $500 000. secured BY a Hpco ~
mortgage on the entire line, including ,hs
Bsnwood extension.
A vote resulted In the adoption OF The
measure by a nearly unanimous vote, ONLY
III shares being recorded Ia the negative.
The proceeds OF the SALE OF tbs bonds vii,
be devoted, $l50. 900 10 pay the coat Of The re-.
cent extension to Eenwood; 500 900 AN A
reserve against tbs original mortgage in.
debtedness, Of that sum. q fraction Of which
has boon paid; and $4,000 "a sreserys 10
pay lot any bsttsrments Of the rompany's
property which may become ncctssary.
The bonds are t. draw six per cent Interest.
and to run for fifty years. They VIII bs sold
to such stockholders as desire 10 inyts;in
them, pro rata with their stock, a. par.
There Is little doubt that they will al! be-
taken, and none Of them find their wav into
market. The Pennsylvania Company viii
probably take the bulk OF thsn,
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CONFLICTING TITLES,
Tho Difficulty they Cause In This State,
aud Hhy

nnd Why.
A great deal ass aell said al various times
Of the conflicting titles to lands in West Vir.
ginis. The Question came up yesterday IN q
conversation at the 5.tts House Ia which an
1S7ELllcEEcEE reporter participated, and
which grew out Of i patent issued by Cover.
nor Jacsson in accordance with late act OF
the Legislature. This patent formally con.
veys hi1 thousand eight hundred acres Of land
In Pocahontas and Weba,ar countics in this
State, to jacob Wsrgick, Homar A. Holt and
Charles P. Dove. The patent is Issued under
the act Of the last Legislature directing tho
isaue OF grants Tor unsppropsiated lands
where an entry aud survey had been made
prior 10 the 20.h OF June, 1863, end the land
entered on the lard book and taxes
thereon paid for i've yeas since that
date. The grantees in this case
have complied With thess conditions,
and the Governor has no option IL the mat.
ter. 30 far as known, there is 10 danger OK
a conflict concerning ths title 10 this tract OF
land, but State ti1o!al said yesterday that
be reSa.dea The oct referred 10 az step in
the wrong direction. There are In many
counties In this Stats, lards owned and occu.
pied by men who hold valid tile 10 them,
Yet they aIe bold ard resold under other
titles apparently valid. For instance, q man
desiring 10 invest In West Virginia lands
traces the titla OF tho rssaon Offering to asll
TO him back 10 the o1igital grantee, and the
chain Of titles Is complete, duly recorded,
and seemingly wilhouta flaw. Really, how.
ever, the lands have bssn forfeited years ago,
sold for delinquent tsxes, and are now
legally owned by ether persons. The new
law. In relation to pa:aa:s for land from the
State opens the eotr for ssill greater cor,
fusion. La ''.E7'i5
"Tho laws" said tho official, certainly
Feed oyeshaulipg. and should he so amended
at lssot SO as to prevent tho Htats's becoming
party TO possible fraud" ~ y ?
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Cotton,

T!rrsvMIa. Pa, January 7l.-opeued at 81 cox.
shipments 6,G3i barrels; charters IGB25 barrels
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BELLAIRE.
Various Timely News Items from tle
GlassCity. .f


Various Timely News Items from Ill,
| GlassCity. ~
Robert McGeosee died yesterday at h;
home In the First ward. =
Not much attempt was made yester,,sv !,
clear the pavements OF Bnow. -
In another column Ia an adyertisenen
ior sale OF Nelson's hardware store,
A narrow gauge train left here vestarde,
morning., but was forced 10 return IRON
Uunfees hill, whero the road was block led
One way In which the city can get more
gas for less money Is to keep The gas posts II
su9h order that they could be lighted all tht
time. III 49,
Tbs street cars attempted to make Thai,
trips yesterday morning, but gave It IN at AR
early hour In the forenoon and s!eds were
run instead.
Andrew Tolma is back from visit 10 hi.
parents In the west and has bis engine on
the G: d P. again, 1t having been Rebuilt
while he was OF. ''
Hugh Gitfin, the Indian run milk man,
has added to his farm the old Me- rero- iarm'
lying vest Of h'a own place, and viii enter
still more extensively into the milk business.
The following Bellalre people bave bsen
drawn as jurors at the Common Pleas Court
VIM. Wise, a. D. Hilbusu. Jacob Heather.
ingson, Josn Alum. VIM. McMaa,e.s, Thos,
Deegan, O. Gantert, Heary Landkrohn. VIM.
Gallagher. VIM. Cunningham, 4, ". shep.
herd and John Capito. f
The country people are having splendid
times among themselves this Eeatber and
say there Is such sleishing as was seldom
seen. Parties and gatherings OF all Kinds
keep people and horees busy. Several aIed
loads went out from here last night 10 LEROY
Wise's. at Rock Hill, and spent the evening.
The creek bridge was tested yesterday and
found 10 be excellently built. Neasrs. i
Linton and W. Linton, Ohiei Engineer and
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lnDlcATtohd
CITY MATrERh.
BrlcfSo!es on Current Events OF Minor
Intereat.

cfSo:es on Current Events Of Minor
Intere8t.
TIE young folk, Of E.nAville will give {
leap year tatt this sveniug at Ferrelt's Hall
IALrn MonRow was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF franklin II
Morrow, deceased. and gave bond In the sum
OF 500, with Jacob Down 81 surety.
ELt.s BEALL Yesterday plead guilty in
Judge Jacobs court 10 unlawful cutting, and
was sentenced to three month"; imprison
msnt in All. Ha stabbed man named Nc
FAITHS, near Mt. de Chau,al. several month";
ago.
DpfayZ & DRSgpicrs minstrsls had a full
house last night. The company did no. sut
tain Its past reputation, although it contain!
several good feslures, notably the army o.
batjoiH;s. the silver shower clog dancers and
the musical mokes.
The Top mill, at its annual meeting, re-
elected its old Board Of Directors, composed
ol The following named gentlemen: Messrs
George X. Wheat, ". A. lsstt, John D. Gil
christ, I. II. Logan. II. e. EornbrooS and
Q. D. and G. Il. Hubbard.
YESTERDAY sixteen car loads Of export cat
tie were fed 1T the yards here and started
Els.. To-day there will be forty car loads Of
lei md stock cattle fed, CT which twenty
thrcc CARLOADS IRE Tor the baltimore market
and the balance for eastern Virsinia.-6e!
ltife Tiidune
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the lsTELLlGEkcER JOB OFFICE
All work guaranteed.
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The German Pioneer soc,e,i en-.

The German Pioneer Society at Its meeting
isst Monday evening elected the following
officers for tho ensuing year: G. L. S,ilei,
President; y. Hess, Vice President; @. r.
Boiler, Secretary; J. G. Hoffman, ST., Trea..
urer. Last evening these officers were pub.
licly Installed &, tho Arion Club House. The
exercises were very entertaining. Several
short addrsssea were made, aud some splen.
did music wss furnished by the Opera
House Orchestra. After the Inhalation cere.
monies the to0r Of tho hall was cleared for
dancing, and during the evening q supper
WAS served In tas dining rooms.
The Pioneer Society, 1t will oe remember
ell, ia the one that first started the idea OF
celebrating the German Hi-Cen.ennlal In
this city, that terminated SO successfully. 1t
has already commenced preparations for eel
ebrating Washing!on's birthday in q bedt.
hog manner. The society Ia composed OF
ieadias citizens, who never do things by
haiyef .se' H."
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New Yonx, January W-Money tasy at J. hSs2 par.
cent: closed offered at 2 percent Prime mercantile
paper 4a5x percent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills firm al 81 s4S: demand 81 sly
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Brilliant, O., JanuaryA. # =


Next Tuesday aud Wednesday evening,
pattesson's Opera Company will render
Johan s.rauss's now opera. "The Qaeen'.
Lace Handkerchief" at the Wheeling Opera
Honsp. II represents the greatest spsnisll
writer, Ceramics. as a youDg man Of hau d.
some exterior. a courtier Of the Raleigh type,
for whom the Q1een OF Portugal cherlshes a
secye. attachment, bu. who II faiihiul 10 ous
OF the Queens maids. The King, personated
by Young lady, Ia Represented TO be gour.
mand who loves the table more than Il ymeu,
but who /, By no means blind TO the charms
OF tha maid Of honor whom Cervautes loves.
Through Csrynn.ts and bis prospective bride,
the King and Queen are brought together,
and the flame Of their affection Is about to be
refunded. when the premier, who Is intense.
" Jealous Of Cervnntcs, discovers the Queep'c
lace handkerchief. on which she has inscribed
confession OF Iowa for Cervantes, and q mes.
sage intended for him. He trlumphan,ly
shows 1t to tho King, who a. once renounces
tho Queen, and there Is general conaierns.
ton, sensation, tlne stage picture, and
magnificent chorss. In the third act the
@ lfsn Is rescued from brigands by Cerynntes
and Ia finally reconciled to the King while
disguised as visiting girl In an inn.
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The SRnleOld Winter.

Yesterday morning about o'clock II be.
gan showing hard, and snow continued to
fall with an interval OF only few minutes
I'LL the middle OF tho afternoon. A little
snow also fell last evening. In all three or
four inches were on the ground last night,
The work Of cleaning payemants was again
begua yesterday, and will be general this
marning, while many people will again take
the precaution to shuyel tho snow of their
roofs
The Elm Grove street railway abandoned
ia horse cars and brought out Its comfort.
abs big aleda again yesterday. The Citizens'
line kept its cars going with double teanis,
and sailed the track literally, much 10 the
aauo: auce Of people who had TO wade
through the aboniinable salty slush at the
crossings.
The ialroada we're not seriously discom.
NODDED by the fresh fall, though travel was
slightly impeded on come lines.
sisighiug Is still good, but the coasting
tracks will need Il fresh breaking in. The Ice
cutters were ct work again yesterday. The
wsattcr was very cold last night, the Their
,uomcter getting down 10 about ten above
FARO,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
EeSsand GoSnIp in Relation to Various
rcOple.

EcHhahu GOkhip In Relation to Various
People.
Nj. Q. r. Upton, OF Cadiz, was in the city
yesterday.
D; 8, Allison, Esq, Is spending few days
in Pa,ksls5urg.
lir. aud Mrs. Gsorgs +. Johns yesterday
took rooms at the Mcclure.
James W. Geyer, OF shepherdstown, ".
Vs., registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Messrs. John A. Preston and John 8. Price,
OF Lswlobu1g, Greeubrier county, are In the
city.
U. 8. Senator Camden was expected in tho
city i1on the Eaet last evening, but failed ~
arrive.
Nj. L. B. Potts, OF CAptina. a prominent
citizen OK Belmont county, was in town yes
tetday.
Mcssrs. J. L. Curtis, F. H. Jacob, W. F.
Bath aad y. W. McClellsnd, OF W ellsburg,
spent last evening In the city.
Mr.. J. NJ. Kahn, Of the Wheeling Bakery
Company, wAo has been travelling in the
East Tor several weeks past, returned to the
city yesterday.
u. y. Marshal Atkinson and Deputy Hag.
gerry arrived In the city lsst evening from
the United States Court at ParkelsburS with
sab n las FOX d numbsr of witnessed 10 az
pear forthwith and testify in the Keller case.
The following prominent glass buyers are
ut the stamm House: Chss D. Pearson. OF
indianapolis; Geo. I3ohnes, OF Chicago; ]. N.
Fo!dhaui, Of Nuw York; J. NJ. LoreDzsn, OF
Davenport, lowe; l.. 4. james, OF Kansas
City; Geo. A. Pollard, OF CINCINNATI; Albert
JACK, OF Chicago; Bepj. Bsyleis, OF Louis.
vile, Ky, and L. B. Martin and il. II. Bliss,
Of Guiana. These men annually purchsss
large quantities OF Wheeling glassware:
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MAETlA'S FERRY.
Personal and General Goss;p Over Ill,
River,

Personal and General Gossip over Ill,
River.
Mr. John Stewart Is visiting triends Al
Pittsburgh. 20 1' =
Mss E!ls Arbauah is seriously i'll at he,
home on Hanover street.
Add Vaupeit Is again at bis most at the c.
& L. depot after short vacation.
Mr.. Kelley, the New York agent oi III,
Buckeye Glass WORKS, Is spending few dsyt
in the city.
Persons wishing to pay their taxes will cal
ct r Craig store on or beiora saturas w, I Is
uary 26, 1884. RS the books will close on tha,
day. '0N VA 800
The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society mel
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of A,
lsalsson on fourth street. This society 10 do.
Ing good work this winter.
Mr. Andy Dugan. OF Mt. Pleslant. ysster.
day bought lot from William q. Wood, In
Woods addition, upon which he will erect a
line residence in the spring.
Several minor Academia occurred On the
different grades yesterday, from coasting.
Mr.. bhipman, who Was ipiurpd Tnesiav
evening, was able to be about yesterday.
The Salvation Army will oreauizs dele.
gallon In this city % soon as possible, The
leaders were in town yesterday in .earch OF a
hall. They propose 10 do great things over
here. WV
Prot. Mullins dancing class gave their fare.
well hop at tho Hanover hotel last evening,
All the members speak In the highest terms
OF the Professor as dancing teacher, It i
probable that new class will be orea9jzed
soon.
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The Mercantile Club Hon.

The Mercantile Club" very select social
organization formed tbout three montht
ago BY number Of Whesling's young Jew.
ish merchan'n, last evening ssvei.a third hor
at Fransheim's assembly rooms on Mali,
street The cammi.!se appointed to arrange
for the occasion left nothing to DO desired,
club has adopted ths sensible inis OF Of
limiting their hours from s to II
O'Clock, which allows ample time for
dancing the thirteen numbers on
the dance programme and indulgipg in
s'cial gossip without becoming tired. 'Krs.
mers orchestra furnishes tho music for tbs
olnb'e dances. At midnight the company
adjourned to the Brunswick and sat down 10
an elegant supper. All the prominent mem.
bera Of Wheeling's Hebrew society were
prssant. The lady friends OF the members OF
the club talk Of giving leap year hop in
the near future. 'J n, - - -
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burglars Driven II II,

CLEVELAND. o., January 24-Las! night
William Roll, q merchant ct Collingwood,
Was aroused by IN explosion in his store.
Haistily dressing ho ran to ascertain the
cause, whersupon ilve burglara assailedhim
with piatols, firing several Shots Bains a
man Of nerve and unwounded Rolf showed
fight md the burglars left, but Oh retreating
fired more volleys, in NIL ten or eleven shots,
While Roll, still unharmed, was examining
TO see what had been stolen, the burglars
returned and appeared about to make
another attack but the appearance Of sons
neighbours frightened them away. They
tried to blow open the rafe containing u
tempting sum OF money.