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BURNED ALIVE.

Quick and energetic work resulted in his
being released, and carried to a house some
distance of. He was bruised and cut
ABOUT the head and face, but is not Sc
riously hurt. Mrs. Walters was injured in
the back, but not seriously. Several other
persons were slightly hurt. A commercial
traveller, stopping with Mr.. Walters,
Jumped from the rear Of the building and
injured himself slightly.
The flames soo began ID spread, and in
a few minutes the remaining portion of the
Wslters building vas sheet of fame,
which spread to and entirely consumed the
residence of s. Moody, a frame house near
by. The Babcock FIRE 'extinguishers were
on hand and the citizens worked fercely.
Mr.. Tucker soon got to his water works,
raised steam and poured a stream of water
on the flames that checked their course.
The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22

Members of Legislature invited
90 call and see our stock.
JACOB w. CRUDE,
JeWeIer Cor. TWeIItk and Market.
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FIyg L DISTANT.

Upon looking around to see the extent
Of the damage, it was found that houses
were torn to pieces, wrecked and damaged
in every direction.
A tree standing across the street in front
ofthe blacksmith shop Of George Davidson,
was torn away and hurled through the shop,
the shop itself being reduced to kindling
wood. The residence Of George Davidson,
and three tenement houses belonging 10
John Fair, across the street were almost
completely wrecked, the doors and windows
were blown out and the houses shattered.
The great wonder is how the inmates
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Another Robbery.

For inauguration Trunks and Satchels
20 to YIN. Schwertferger. lli6 Main street.
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Morning Glory Baking Powder.

MQFniDg Glory Baking PoWder.
H~ousekeepers' delight. No family should
be without it. Sold BY all leading grocers.
G. S. FEEYY,
l4l0 Main street. Propritor.
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The best child skater will be awarded a
handsome prize at the X. Of P. carnival at
Capitol Rink, Friday evening, February q.
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ESCArED BEING KILLED,

$50 AAAAa@
as they were either blown out Of bed or
covered with debris, vet, strange to say,
mos. of them escaped without injury.
The house in which S. Brownlee lives was
demolished. The residence of Capt. Oaks
in the rear facing on Main street, had every
window and door on two sides blown clear
of. In the room in which he and his wife
were sleeping the plastering was nearly all
shaken of, the windows blown in and the
inmates badly shaken.
The following buildings were among
those damaged
On Charles street the ~two-story stone
dwelling of Joseph Cause and his new two
story brick occupied as a dwelling, and by
VIM. Brieeland as a saloon, windows blown
out and plsstering shaken Of.
Hugh Bartks residence, also store, and
ball windows blown out.
A. Applegste's residence, almost wrecked;
q large new stable belonging to John S.
Beal, shiyered; a house of William Tucker,
windows broken; b. Higgins, store and
dwelling, windows broken; A. Barth's tin
shop wrecked; two story brick dwelling and
store Of ChsrBoek's windows broken; at the
Riverside Glass House the windows were
nearly al broken on the south aud west
sides: the Catholic Church windows on High
street were broken; on Commerce street,
among others the brewery and resideace Of
the Hsbzaaks were bsoSa clear oat, SASH
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U DYNAMITE
Works Fearful Havoc Mt Brooke County.
Cnnitnl.

Works Fearful Havoc Mt brooke County's
Capital.
Exactly at l:25 yesterday morning, while
your correspondent was sleeping SOundly,
he was startled from his slumbers By a ter
rife explosion, followed by three distinct
re~verberstions, or rebounds, that made the
house tremble and the windows rattle as if
a terrible earthquake had visited the town.
Jumping out Ofbed, voices and the report
of q pistol were heard. Dressing hastily
and rushing out onto the street in a con
fused state, the light Of a fire, some dis
lance down the street, made it apparent that
a FIRE had broken u By this time the
Court House bell was ringing q fire alarm
and all the whistles in the town were blow
ing and people rushing about in confusion.
Upon resching the scene of the fire it was
learned that
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and dragged forth three dead bodies, VIZ:
Conrad Helsley, owner Of the building, aged
about IS years, with his head crushed; Ellen
Helsley, his wife, aged about 50 years, and
Mrs. A. Helsley, the mother, an old lady.
The two latter had few marks of violence;
evidently the life was extinguished with the
shock. Pearl Helsley, q daughter, aged
six years, was found some distance from
the building with an arm broken and badly
bruised. She only lived about an hour. An
infant child of Conrad and Ellen Helsley,
aged eighteen months, and John Walters,
aged seventeen, son of Luke Walters, were
missing and no trace of them had been
found up to tbs present writing. Leonard
Esterdsy, a shoemaker, who lived with Mr..
Walters, was found in the cellar unable to
get cut, crying for some one to shoot him
and not allow him to be
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Little Washington has an excellent troupe
Of amateur actors who recently gave a very
good representation of the wedding
March" a laughable comedy BY Gilbert.
Emboldened by success, they now talk Of
repeating tin Pittsburg; l wish they could
be induced to do the same here. Their
friends would, l am sure, give them a
hearty welcome, and l think, what is more
important, 9 full house. Somebody ask
them to come.
~
There has been a good deal of sle;ghiug
tbis week in spite Of the low behavior Of the
thermometer, sad OILY the great unlimited
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DENTISTS.
SUNDAY 8e9iGtfT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1885.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

Thermometer Record.
Following is the thermometer record for
yesterday, as observed at SchnepFs drug
store, corner Market and Fourteenth streets:
SATU spAY.
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The many friends of Miss Clara Fisher
will be glad to know that this popular young
lady has almost recovered from her tedious
though not dangerous illness. The report
that she was suffering with typhoid fever
was fortunately, a mistake, and she will
probably be out in a ~fewdays.
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Henry Jacobs & Co.
BELIEVE {:

nrices to suit the times, aud therefore have
Rsdueed all former lOS prices
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ATGRA GAS
had exploded in the cellar Of the cigar fac
tory and residence of Conrad Helsley, on
Charles street, two squares below the mar.
ket house.
The building was a new two.Story double
brick house, the other portion of which was
occupied by Luke Walters as 3 saloon and
dwelling. The entire building, except q
small rear addition, was literally
BLOWN TO ATOMS,
the south wall was lifted bodily from the
foundation and carried across the pavement
where it fell to pieces. Vim. RadcGf, G.
". McClesry and Sheriff Dadid Brown were
the first parties On the scene able for action.
They
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Master Harold:Nor;on's childrens' party,
Friday night, was a grand success. The
operetta, "Land o. Nod" which Mrs. Nor
ton directed 50 well at the recent entertain
ment, was given first, and a a novel and
pleasant feature Of the programme. After
that was dancing, and. the youthful beaux
and bellies acquitted themselves quite as
well as a company Of their elders. A grea,
many pretty costumes were worn, notice
ably those Of the participants in the operetta,
which were very handsome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

WILLS PoINr, Oct. 2i.-- Special. i
Cotton receipts continue good, prices
ranging here from $50 to $50. Some
parties from our county tried Terrell's
market Friday snd received SIS,
while,as weunderstand from one OF oar
merchants, they were offered $50 here,
but refused to take less than cents.
Captain 4. j. Hamm, OF our city, re-
turned home from tho Nation dey or
two since, and has been confined TO his
bed With severe attack of sickness,
County Judge Russell aud ex-County
Judge SpinAs, OF Canton, arc in the
Guy to-day: They reporG Or. Wood, OF
Caution, still very low.
District court adjourned yesterday
untii next week, Judge McCord being
called nome by sickness in his family.
Wedding cards are out here to-day
announcing the marriage Of Mr.. j. Nj.
Heard, Of this city, to Miss Julia
Mton, nieoo oi MIR. aad Mrs. G, M.
itagnet. of Marshall, Texas. Mr..
Heard has boon citizen OF our city
put lew months, buC in that time hs
mas, by bio courteous aud dignifled
bearing, Won 5ns respect and admira-
tioh OF cur entire community, and
mas proven himself ono OF the sub
seantlal business Mon OF our city. The
marriage takes place on the 18th inst,
~ trinity Episcopal church, Marshall.
Inc bridal party will return To this
place on The 10Th, when our citizens
VIII give them 4 cordial welcome iuto
our midst.
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FORT WORTH LOCALS.
A New FIGURING Miil-Cotton Receipts
The New Postmaster,

4 New FIGURING Mil-Cotton Receipts
Tho New Postmaster.
FORT WORTH, oct. A,--[Special. +
To-day ground was broken for the
erection Of Mr.. Annessu's new Touring
mill. The main building win be- so
feet front. AZ In depth and four,stories
high. Alongside will be an engine
room l2x2i la area. The
building Of the ola mill viii
90 utilized as warehouse
and workshop. The machinery for
the new mill will DO tho Milwaukee
roller system, and 1t will have a
capacity Of 100 barrels day.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
The cotton receipts to date by wagon
| are little over 1000 bales. The COM
press has handled and compressed 25,-
GOO bales. These figures show remark.
able increase in the cotton trade OF
Fort Worth.
THE NEW POSTMASTER.
| Colonel Julian Fields has received
official information OF his appointment,
as postmaster. His bond also accom-
panied tho notice, which latter will bt
filled ont ana returned at once e
Washington, and the colonel will take
possession of the Office he held over 81
years ago, and the Fort will enjoy 8
Democratic postmaster.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses
were issued to-day by the county
clerk: s. Il. Turner and Miss Etts
Graham, j. A. Jackson and Mrs. Il
NJ. Ragsdsle, w. II. Patton and Miss
Lulu b. Jones, James Sanford ant
Miss Vindelia Ronsley.
| CRAPS.
Last night the police run in Johr
| Nicholson, o0lored, and white mar
by the name OF Wright, u raiiroader
who were arrested for shooting
Scraps" They were placed under bono
for appearance before his honor OF
Monday.
| A number Of trsmps were before the
recorder this morning, charged witt
| being VGgs, and were each given |.
hours TO leave tho city.
Sheriff Il. NJ. Davis returned I,
Wichita Falls this morning, and III
did not have "Jesse jones'"
His honor. the mayor, j. =. Smith
returned from st. Louis this morning
Mrs. Bell Burchill returned to-day
from hor visit East.
| PERSONAL.
Ex-SheriT Joe Henderson went wes
this morning.
II. o. 0srnahan, q prominent Texas
d Pacific railroader. Ia spending {
couple OF days In tho Fort.
Msssrs. q. ID. Hill and G. w. Ben
nett are drumming the Fort In tho In
ioregt Of St. Louis houses.
Mira. 9. j. White, OF Dallas, is on Q
visit to Fort Worth.
l.. s. Thomas, Of Dallas, is at thu
Fort.
Mrs. j. G. Fitzhugb, OF Dallas, is 81
the Pick wick.
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TYLER.
Supreme Court Casos .

TYLER, Oct. 2i.-[Spscial.l--In the
court OF appeals to-day, submitted on
briefs for tho State: Saunders VI. the
State, from San Augustine county.
Reversed and remanded: Lucius w.
the State, from Smith county; Roe va.
the State, from Bowie county; jolly
vs., the State, from Uass county; Smith
w. the State, from Nueces county.
Submitted on briofs for both pertios:
Walkers va. the State, from Marion
county; Sun Mutual Insurance
W.. Levy, from Bowie county;
Southern Insurance company Va,
Levy, from Bowie county; Lord
W.. the State, from Jones county;
Wright Va. tho State. from Gongalos
county; Carr VS.. tho State, from Com
zhlea county.
Affirmed: Boyer vs.. the State, from
TITUS county; ex-parto Mado, from
Edwards county.
submitted on oral arguments and
bi icf5 for both parties: Arto VS.. the
State, from Galveston county; Martin
w. the State, from Galveston county;
Phillip W.. tho State, from Gonzales
county, House vs.. tho State from
Gonzales county.
Suggestion OF death and motion 10
dismiss submitted: Plerson Va. tho
State, from Gonzales county.
Submitted on oral argument and
briefs for both parties, subject to a
motion u dismiss: Tx parto Kramer,
from Young county.
Original application for writ OF ha-
heas corpus submitted: Ex parte
Lynn, from Milan county.
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Mxshachie.

WAXAHAcHIE, Oct. e4.-ISpecisl.l-
Next Tuesday Is tho day sot to try the
case OF ]. NJ. Chapman ct al. VIZ. John
Fsrrsr ct al, to set aside deeds by
John Fsrrar transferring to James
Farrar over 1900 acres of land, and a
block of city properly in Eunls. The
property is said to 10 worth $50 0oO
and the,e are 20 or EaOre creators al
Mr.. John Farfar who arc Interested
IN the suit as plaintiffs. Judge j. W
Ferris, A. A. Kimble, Judge M, r..
Eeaploton, E. p. Powell and John II.
Cheek, Esq, of Ennis, aud Chsrles N.
Inckof, or Dallas, are attorneys for
plaintiifs. The defendants are repre-
santed by Crawford Il Crawford, Of
Dallss; Edwards Il Fssrs, o, Ennis.
and q: Q. Grace, of WsxshaoAie. TIE
case BIDS fair to DO one OF much in
| terest.
Captain W. G. Veal, OF Dallas, ad-
dressed small audience in the court
mouse tnis evening IA behalf of the ex-
position ~ New Orleans. Committees
were appointed to 60 TO work al once
EeGting up carload Of exhibits for
| Eliis county. Hon. John Z. Gibson,
NSssAhAsoNSuNi, tutTs ~ cents Der
pound for a bale of cotton, to class
middling fair, and no doubt by the
time the exposition opens the Wsrs-
hachie collection will hs as conplete
ss Is possible, considering tho short
! time.
| Barretps circus was well attended
yesterday, over 5000 people being in
town, The mammoth tent wRs
crowded by O'clock, tho ticket ssles
reaching $4,000. The day was fine one
and everybody was we'll pleased,
The sheriff and his deputies had theil
eyes open, and but little crookedn es
WAS allowed. There was no drunkens
ness or rowdyism manifested at all,
The dengue has tackled the town a,
last, and several are down, amons
them Mrs. Il. II. Ellis, of Fort Worth,
daughter OF Mr.. Il. X. Craft, proprie'
tor of the Roger house.
Miss Ssllie Orr, Of Alabama, ia visit.
ing the family OF Mr.. John @. Gibson
Cotton receipts are still heavy; 20,
bales were received yesterday ant
about $50 to-day. Prices range from
$40 TO SO.
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GAINESVILLE.

CLARKsvILLg, Oct. "a special. J.
Trade has commenced to LOOK up ut
this place. Cotton is coming lin quite
lively, and a spirit Of business is mani
test. A number Of new buildings are
going up, stocks are being enlarged
and our merchants are adding 10 their
capacity for handling and displaying
goods. Notably In this connection we
viii mention Sam Marks. j. ID. Barry,
Siiberborg Bros, Parks 81 Lanox and
w. X. Hamilton.
A flag of truce has bean mutually
exchanged between the Texas 81 Pa
elite railway and the Baltimore &
Ohio Telegraph company at this place,
IN thSt Mr.. Charles Griffith, ticket agent
Of tao former, aud MISS Maud ssivley,
manager snd operator OF tho lattor,
hav9 pooled issues and are now run.
ming matrimonial copartnership.
Our enterprising druggist j, Il.
reed, OF chill-cure iame, has gone 10
Indiana to return with a Miss Ellis
who Is well and favorably known
here, as his bride.
our nouriahinG noighbor, Paris, Is
"'Jollliieating" over its luck in obtain.
ing tho Northwestern railroad, but she
should remember that it takes some
thing besides railroads to make city,
aud while Bhe III talking railroad
GAINESVILLE has about 200 new immi-
grants in sight and on tho way.
county court Ia now in session, with
comparatively light docket.
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Ferris

FHRRIs, Oct. M.--[Special.l The
Methodists have completed their new
church, and have for eome time been
arranging to have supper, cut of the
proceeds of which they hopo to seat
tho house. Last night tho long
looked for event came of, all danom-
nations uniting harmoniously, ench
striving to excel the other IN seeing
how much aid and assistance it could
give to make the affair 81 success, and
they did succeed. The roads were
good, the weather fine and bright
moonlight night, all united with the
cause itself brought old folks, young
folks, widows and maidens from far
and near. Never has there been such
q concourse of bright and happy faces
in Ferris at ono time. Tho sum real
led from the supper amounted to 5000.
One cake WAS sold, or voted Tor,
rather, the party receiving the highest
! number Of votas to get tho cake, and
brought SS5l.S0. Two Of the brlghtes,
| and prettiest young ladies', Miss Will
| lie Lacy and Miss Matte Jefleys, were
placed in nomination, and tho friends
ot each zoalously strOvo 80 buy the
cake for their favOrite. Bat Mis-
Jeflers was the successful one, and
carried tho cake homo with nor, with
considerable pride in her host OF
| friends.
The health of the county Is good.
Cotton is coming IN lively. Farmers
aud merchants al! wear smiling coun-
teuancee.
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BRowSwooD, Oct. ai.-[Special,l "A
man by the nsmo Of Sesrs dropped
into row with three Mexlcaus in c
saloon hero yesterday, aud cut two OF
them with knife, one seriously.
Wallace d Co.'s show drew tho
largest crowd here yesterday ever seen
In Bruwnwood.
J. Il. McGrew, well known In West
ern Texas, was buried here on the
22d. A Mr.. kirkland, who lives here,
aud has been known rs McGrow's half
brother, claims that McGrew was his
full brother, aud that his name was
Kirkland.
A very largo wheat crop Is being
planted here this fall.
Brentwood Is still booming, 20
houses having been built bore In the
last three months. Dixon G. Williams
will begin n meeting hore In about
three days Major Poun's tent has
heou purchased by the citizens OF
Brentwood for tho occasion.
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THE GATE CITY.
OUTRAGE OF TWO LITTLE GIRLS
by u Brutal Negro. Who Now Lics In
oau = Strong Talk by Indignant
Citizens OF Lynching tho Fiend.
Loses u Finger - Other
Local Happenings.

DENIsoN, oct. A.-lSpecisl,l 1T wal
reported on the streets this evening
that terrible rape had boon commit
tod on the two children OF Chris
Baker, nmilkmsn living near tho OAK.
wood cemetery. The HERALD re.
porter secured carriage and wont to
Mr.. Bakers house to learn tho magni-
tude of Tho oflenso. Arriving at the
house Mrs. Baker and the children
were found alone, Mr.. Baker being
out delivering milk In the city. Mra.
Baker kindly gave all the information
she could concerning tho outrage,
Sne said that one Jim Grimes. N
icolored boy aged about 20 or 2i. was
employed by her husband rs chore
poy, ana tnat she often left the Guild
ron III ms care when sho visited tho
neighbors or went 10 town.
ABOUT i've days ago." said she, az
lelt my Two chiidren, aged @ and s
years, IN MS charge and went 10 town,
Wnen returned homo they COM
plsineo somewhat, hut l pat them to
nou anu Thought no more about Il,
But onlest Thursday and Friday tho
children complaining OF feeling bad.
seat for Dr.. Bailey. He came, md
after looking at the children and ok.
raped" Nv"
Mr.. Baker had Grimes arrested thls
AFTERNOON, Deputy Constable Gardner
executing the warrant, and tho fiend
now lies In the city jail. IL Ia rumored
on the streets that tho negro will be
ing. '''
Jake Larden had tho first flnpor OF
his hand mashed by a stone this
morning. DR.. Atchison attended
0nd joint.
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STATE TELgGRaM2
THREE BIG BANK FAILURES
A Desperate Suicide at Frederickshurr.
Synod io Session at Atheas-Bad
Nan at Brownvood Carves
Up Two Mexicsns- General
and Personal News
Henrietta.


HENRIETTA, Oct. 2i,-TSuecial. The
bank Of G. w. Israel 81 Co, of this
place, was closed to-day, m assign.
men. having b5en made 10 $. David.
son for the benefit Of its creditors. II
Is thought that its assets
Will be more than aufii
Gent to cover ita liabilities, aud that
the suspension will Only be for short
while. Their branch banks st Wichits
Falls ana Harold We're also closed.
THE NEWS FROM WICHITA FALLS,
WICHITA FALLS, Oct, 2i.-ISpeciaI,l-
me Exchange bank OF @. w. Israel d
Co., OF this place, To-day stopped pay.
ment. The failure is believed TO have
been caused by rumors as to the
stability Of certain banks IN For,
Worth and Eastern cities in which
the Exchange bank was Interested
Inc greater portion OF our business
men have lost sums of more or less
magnitude, aud the failure is believed
to DO complete one.
OTHER NOTES.
The telegram in the Fort Worth Ga,
zette OF yesterday, alleging that the
man JesseJones,the supposed murd err
or OF Crissman, IN this county, in Sep
temb9r. turns out TO be 4. cnnsrd
Sheriff Z. M. Davis left yesterday fol
the Fort, where the prisoner was said
to have beer held, but no such person
as the man Jones could he found, The
arrest WAS said TO have been made
near Temple, in Bell county, but on
telegrsphing it was found that no ar
rest OF any kind had been made IN OF
near there.
The Wye pasture, beautiful body
OF land about three foilen from tbis
city, was yesterday sold to Mr.. G. l.
Lombard, an Eastern capitalist. The
lsnd will be sub-divided into small
tracts and sold to actual settlers,
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Tho wall,up Cass.

EMpoRrA, Kas., Oct. 2i.-At noon
to-day tho county attorney
announced that the State was sbnul to
conclude Its side OF tho Walk.
up rcase. The deionso asked
until Monday to prepare
its Gaze. The State then called DR.. q.
A. Biddle, who testified that In his
opinion Walkup might have had the
arsenic In his system four
or Ave days, and dying M
he did, no would say Walkup osmo TO
MS death by the administra-
ton OF three largo doses of arsenic,
the last. not taken longer thnn
not DO possible, Ia Walkup's cnse, for
TO have been givon a week
previous to his death. Had II beou
given tho Friday before his death IL
would not havo svailod anything. On
cross.exaraination he pronounced
the cause OF death to DO arsonic.
In tho DOCTORS Judgment, any
dose OF arsenic taken bv
him before tho Saturday which
marked his first Bigns OF sickness, had
neen entirely eliminated from his sys-
TEN before he died. Several other
who werc present ct tho
post norton examination, testified re-
Rarding tho appearance OF the remains.
They discovered no indications
OF syphilis, aud their general opinion
was that the erosion oil tho In
tAstlues war produced by arson.
icAl poison. When the court reassem.
blod this afternoon the county attorney
said the State had no further evidences
10 present to-day, hut n the dofen -
was not to begin until Monday, 10