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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19
Notice Ct Foreclo .ure.

WHEREAS Ivory l.. Brown Of Ellsworth, Han.
w cock county, Maine. by his mortgage deed
dated the 18th day Of October, A. ID. Issi and
recorded In the Hancock Registry OF Deeds, Book
ls5, Page $40, conveyed 10 Singer Mfg Co. a GER
tain parcel or lot of real estate and buildings
thereon situated In the town OF Ellsworth, Han
wit Commencing at the junction OF the roads at
Ellsworth falls-one leading 10 BANGOR and the
other 10 Nartayte. thence nOrtheriy the
Maraville road to land sold by Ivory L. Brown
to A. VI. A. j. Fox, by deed dated MAJ S, 4. u.
ISL. and recorded In Hancock Registry u Deeds
" owned by them il situated; thence westerly bv
the line OF said Fox land to the Bangor road /:
thence southerly by the Bangor road TO the place
Of beginning, being the lot and building known A.
the Brown store. And whereas the condition Of
said mortgage mas been broken, nov therefore, BY
reason Of the breach Of the condition thereof. the
singer Mfg Co claim foreclosure Of aid mort
gage.
Dated November Is ISIS.
THE SINGER MFG. CO.
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1eee.
8arper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

The December Number will begin the Seventy
second Volume of HARPER's MAGAZINE. Miss
Woolson's novel, "East Angels" and Mr..
Howellss Indian Summer'-hodiDg the fore.
most place in current serial fction--wil run
through several numbers, and will be followed by
serial stories from r. d. Blsckmer and Mrs ID. NJ.
topics suggested by the current literature OF
America and Europe. win be contributed by
W. ID. Howells. beginning with the January NUN
Der. The great literary event OF the year will be
the publication opf n series OF papcrs-taking the
shape OF story, and depicting characteristic
features of American society as seen at our lead
Ing pleasure resorts-written BY Charles Dudley
Warner. and illustrated by {. :. Reinhart. The
MAGAZINE will give especial attention to Ameri.
can subjects. treated by the best American
writers, and illustrated by leading American
artists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

In the excitement Incidental Ia going 10
pres thr Maine FHrfHer publishes the b'''s
report u the late Richmond fair without duly
tr,Iitin- the same. ", MAKE this explanation
tn u>lic,. To- the member. u the FIrfHer >'atl.
who srt known "a b. H." best agricultural r.
lv.ri"r- IN The stab. AMI Who are IN no " 80
Responsible fof our di,l".atcl account. Hict-
~ nd he.
In the excitement incidental to going TO
PRES" The Lewiston j"urHdl quoi"- day"u
paragraphs Il local news from the Mount
Desert NsrGif under the heading " hs II -
WORTH AMERICAN learns" Nhv not have
appropriated th items direct from the Her1id
~ Tho previous weel. Nj Jpurnal and not
take YOUR learning in 80 roundabout y manner
Pcf!ap, our good friend 81 tho AMFRI, ~
MAY hot car, 30 ne t.~ thus made responsible
for u,r di-'ontstl account Of III, lo.ai hap
penin-,, ai Bar Harhor ~. Desert Herald.
In the excitement Incidental to 20
iug to press" Bro. Wood La, copied -ey-
vral locals f,om the Bangor pnpcr- Civ
Ing 'hem credit therefor. said locals
having originally appeared in 'he AVER
I,AN. Why not have appropriated the
items directly from the" ANnEiCAN ''ot
The previous week Mr." H.-a'd. aid
no, take YOUR learning in rouulabnu;
a manner" A beginner ID editorial
duties. We have carefully watched the
old hands at the business aud We Dis
Covered or thought we discovered. that
~hor; locals are comnou property TO be
appropriated ly any paper without cred
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

We wish 10 cali attention to the
Prospectus of the Boston Journal for
1856, published in another column of
this paper. The Joarnal, staunch
defender Of Republican principles, is,
and has been for the last fifty wears, one
of the most popular newspapers il New
England. chronicling as it does, news.
entertainment and instruction. In short
it is regarded by all as frst-class
journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19
STATE 90 MAINE.

HANCOCK Court % Probate Ellsworth NV
Term A. ID. I--5
Accounts having been flied for settlement in
estates OF
Jos. I. Grant. late Of Ellsworth.
Levi u. wyman, Admir-.
Eva l.. Manchester. Of Nj. Desert
Ebrn N. Hamor. Guardian.
Nahum J. Fitzgerald. late Of Gossisboro.
Daniel Dessy, Admir-.
Margaret 4. Chick, Of Backsport. .
Ellen Y. Chick. Guardian.
Otis Brewer. late 81 Eden.
stephen l.. Kingsley, Adm
ORDERED-That the said accountant. give no
tice IA all person Interested by eaasing copy oi
this Order a. be published three weeks suecess
tyeiy In the Ellsworth american, that they NAV
appear at Probate Court 10 b. holden al Ellsworth
on the second "wednesday Of December next
ten % the clock In the and show cause
II any they have. Why the same should not be al
lowed.
q. y. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest -1Hks r. DoHR, Register
A true copy, Attest ;-InAs. y. DoKR, Register.
swts
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss:-Court Of Probate, November
Term, 4. ID. lS>j.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED.
That said petitioner -ive public notice to all
persons Interested, ~ causing A cupN - th.
petition, and this order thereon. tn ~ publish
ed three weeks -ucrr->ivrty IT'D The Ellsworth
American. newspaper printed or published
in Ellsworth. in said County. that thry NAV
appear al Court 81 Probate FOR >aii COUNTY
20 b. held al Ellsworth, on thr second Mrtine--
Day Of December next. a TN NJ ID. rloes ia
the forenoon. 10 show cau.r n ans they have.
why the prayer Of said PIT 'J"ner should not
he granted.
.. Y. CUNNINGHAM, judy.
Attest .-1HA- T.. DpHE REGISTER.
A true copy. Attest - H,-. +. upRR. Re- ister.
3u4.
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sec,
Harpers Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HtRrFR'- WEEKLY ha. now for more than
twenty ycars. maintained It's Io-it.on the lead
INK illustrated weekly new spaper in America With
constant Increase Of literary and artistic re
sources, II il able tn offer for the ensuing year
attractions unc1ualod by any previous volume.
cmhracn. two capital illustrated serial stories
one by Mr 1hos Hardy among the foremost ~
living writers Of fiction. ami the other bv Mr.
waiter He-Ant "n" 81 n" most rapidly ris!ux ~
English n"ycist-, graphic illustrations OF un.
usual tntere-t - rca icrs Ia all sections ~ tho
country, entertaining short storics, mostly Illus
traicd. by the STARTERS. and important papers
by high authorities "n the chrif topics ~ the
day
Eyery onc y 10 desires \ Trustworthy political
guide An entertaining ami Instructive family
journal, entirely rrrc from objectionable features
In either letter press Illustrations should sub.
scribe tn iiARFIR'S EkkLY
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TERMS: Postage Prepaid - q Per Year
Vol VII. commences November 3, 1Ss.l


Single Numbers, Five Cents each.
Rrmiitsncc> should be- made By Pn-t-O ffiee
MONEY order or Draft. 10 avoid chance Of los.
Newspapers are not to copy thi, advertise
mrnt without the express order Of Harper
K Brothers.
Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
W. Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

To the Honorable Judgr u Probate for the
County Of Hancock.
H1HE undersigned admins traitor NJ the e.
/ tate OF Elizabeth T. Bowdrn, latc Of
Ellsworth. in .Aid County. deceased. respect
fully represent. that the goods aud yhattels.
rights aud credit. of said deceased are not ,uf-
icient to pay her Just debts and charges Of adj
mini.traton, by the sum Of Two hundred dol
lars, Wherefore Your petitioner pray- YOUR
Honor to grant him License to sell. At public
or private sale, aud convey all the real estate
Of said deceased a set forth in the inventory
filed in the Probate ONCE at Ellsworth, in said
County situate in Ellsworth, ID satisfy said
debts aud charges OF administration.
A. r. BURNHAM Admir-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19
Josh Billings"

.,..., 3D.. ..-..... ,..,. ,,.l., -. III
-A''''-- ''i' = '''' Hi'' " -" nav "''''
during tI.,. wear IsAJ. Josh BILLINGS"
should. Il seems - Ii. be inourncd a
~ 80. .l. -.'g. tf., -. a.
ie ~ -''0 '''' ''' M
rich humnr and rare p,u. 1t truth have
both greatly amused and tcue itcd the
PM:
i1''1l-- "''-.'' -" b'!i'''- ''i''' Z
trol.tIn Y \a-ly. arr, 50 far a. we
know. the only two humorous writer's
~ l.
'i' nav "''' '''">''"'i'f d' 'e">''
deotu.rHttd into stiffness No writer
OF the age has uttered words more sage
MI ,,,o-, ,,..,,},.,.f ,.,.....,.,-..+;,.,, IL,
anu "''''0 ''''' - F''Fo'' ''''''' ''"ii
Josh Billings The following sketch Sc
-,
lected from ah exchange VIII. we are
s,-. r.. ,,..r,..4 NH ;,...-... H.. H.,
-
readers Of the AMFEICAS:
..r,. u 81.
n ~ nav ~, ~ ''7i ~ hVilteft.,
.ii mi ~ 'iie - - WI hno"
-; ~ 49, -, IL i''' - ~. P -
~,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

my oldest and most~lnyielding hearers
swallow them all with great pleasure,
believing them to be the proverbs of
Solomon or the psalms of Davidw
Who has not laughed over Josh Bill
lings' "Allminax" as over few other
work Ks? Such expressions as "Tll bet
$1,000 it is going to snow" stretched
out as a weather prediction, down the
column of the days of the month, after
the fashion of Robt. b. Thomas altman
ac ,provokes ones visibility TO its utmost
Professor" said Young college
student, remarkable for nothing except
his uubounded conceit. II don't think
il would be at all difficult To write vol
ume of proverbs like >olomon's :,
Write few and try il. was the la
comic reply. We have never heard that
he wrote any If there are any who
thiuk it would be easy 10 rival the WIS
dom Of the savings OF Billings, let them
write few like the following quoted
from his works: Children who are
very remarkable for what they kno
al ten wears old. are generally more re
msrkablc for what they don't kno al
twcntv-five"
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Notice.

MILL he sold at public sale on Nov 90 NJ 2
w O'Clock Y. NJ Al the stare Of A. Z. Hinckley.
tract Of land belonging 10 the estate Of Nar.h,ii
Hariin, called the johnson lot Containing 70 asrrs
bounded on the south by land Of r. g. W Ds,ise.
on the West by the meadow brook, on the North
by land of Daniel Grinde. and on the IA 4 hy the
highway leading from Biuehii 20 Burk.port
IRvIS II. HARDING, Admini.srstor.
Bluehiil, Nov. g. ISIS 3ws-s
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forth Ellsworth.

Those wanting turkey. for Thank sgiring
will do well to call on Mr. Frank McGown
for he has thirty nice ones as we ever
saw.
Mr.. Salisbury i. selling out; gong to
move 10 Bangor.
Mr.. Perlev H. ynes OF East Dedham is
very ,ick. Hi. recovery is doubtful.
Mr.. l.ssc l.. Emery is wintering two
year old colt for E. II. Greedy Of Bar Har-
Dor, which promises to be one Of the best he
ever raised. I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

Why suffer with Piles when You eau OBJ
tain instant relief and BE- permanently cured
by such q simple and infaliible remedy as
-ANAkEsIsT Samples sent free. Address
.ANAKEsis,, Box aais, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19


aimalayan and Beaver shswls.
Newmarkets, Plush Cloaks and Dolmans,
Outside Wraps of all kinds, long and short,
Nough Cloakings and Trimmings OF Fur,
Ribbons. Collars. Ruchngs and Gloves.
/ invite attention to my
Stock Of Small Wares which 10 complete.
Vutinight and other kinds of Yarn
n great bargain In " DOL Blankets.
L will sell shee,ing very low.
Nice line Of Felt skirts for winter
Sacks and socks, hand made. for babies.
| l ricot. Homespun and Flannel Dress Goods.
hhadames satin. Nice Black silk.
Zach pair OF Kid Gloves Warranted
z
| Zach one likes L. L. + Patterns
| Telephone me at my expense
| Embroidered Flannel. In color.
| lIaundercd and Unlaundcrei shirts
!
| Linen Iisudkerchie', for Ladies and Gent.
| Opccinl bargains IN Cuderwcar
w orsted Capes, shavl-. Hoods amt Mittcn.
| Cnr stock Of Fall Goods cant be beat
I Mich vclyci- in Plain and Brocat-
/ L able linen in White and Rcd
\ Hosiery FOR all. great and small
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Address HARPER X BROTHERS. New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

Al Court - Probate hal..n NJ EiurhtH. Win
ia ant fnr the rnunts ~ iiAn,t-A vu thr -s.a al
"Wednesday - nov, \. o. t--s
SAMJ III fARNHAN, Hau5st D t-rufur ln a
y certain iu-trumeut purr'rtn- o. he ths la-i
wi!l AMI testament - l"nisa FauuAam, Ian, II
Fenoh-,,t BID -aii county, deceased. having pr
-snteai tl.e same fnr probate
pRDERKB-Thai the ssii ~alnYel farnharn
give trr 20 all IsrsssH- Iitr ry-tti. Hy causing
cupy Of tat. ort-T o. d. punsl-hsHi tlrt7r w-tks
surs-.-lteiy IN tbs tli-W -rih Aurriran. pfiHtesi
or Published Al Ellsworth. tAnt thtt n4N aEqt Ar
county. the -rvysn.i tsigr-4tay .f husrmlhsr
newt ten - th- rnek in the f.rvut-,t, AMI sheg
cause IL any they have a hY Tire st'l u -fruuie1 %
shouh Rpi ~ Prnvsti. sppr1t ssi, Hii Hluu rsl ..
thu lat viii and testament " -ait4 DECREASED
gwE p.PtINNINsHAM Joke.
ATTEST -tHs~ y. BuRR. Er<i -teT.
A true enps. Aurst -,HAs q. iA.gR. Register.
A. Court q Probate hpldeH a Blurhii ~iihin
aBd far the counir % Haue,cS, the second
"Wednesday % Nos. 4 o., l--5
rLARINDA u. DUNBAR, namei ENeeutTt,
" In . certain Instrument pt'rroTt.ng "a Ie the
last will and testament II rhsuphiiu- baishsireT,
late Of Hsneock. In sail county decreased astns
presented the sane fssr probate
oRpEREp-T That tie -sid Executrfx give notice 10
all per-ius interested by causing copy 81 this Or
der "a he published three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth American.
printed published AZ Ellsworth, that they ma Y
appear at Probate Court T. hc helia AZ Ellsworth,
Ia said county, on the second Wednesday of peo
next At ten Of the clock in the forenoon sHd shew
cause. IL any they have, why the said
instrument should not he proved approved, AMI
allowed rs the last will and testament Of said
deceased
o. y. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
sw4. Attest .-CHAs. T.. DoRR, Register.
4 true copy. ttest'-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19
~, the Honorable Judge of Probate for III,
NJ uanpOck

10 the Honorable Judge of Probate for the
County Of Hancock.
yr,uE undersigned administrators of the pS
tate of Gilbert Il. Currior. late Of sedy
,ick in said County. deceased. respectfully rep
rasants that the goods aud chattes. rights and
aradits of said deceased are not sufficient Ia
~ h;s inst debts and charges of admins.
trat;an Nv the sum of two hundred dollars
Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor
20 Grant her license TO sell, ut public or
r;yata ale. and convey rs follows. viz: Five
a,.raS ~ land and the house thereon. situated
IN Lii srdgwick. OF the real estate Of the ,lr.
,aased GucIuding the reNersion of the widows
dover therein,) to satisfy said debts aud
charges of administration
DORA ;. CGRRlER.
November II, lSS1.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK - Court Of Probate, Nov.
Term. A. H., lSS3.
Tpon the foregoing petition. ORDERED.
TINT said petitioner give public notice to All
n.r.ous Interested. by causing q copy Of the
petition, and this order thereon, 10 u, publish
81 three weeks successfully in The Ellsworth
American, a newspaper printed or published
In Ellsworth in said County that thrl NAV ar-
near NJ a Court of Probate for said uuui, TO he
held nj Ellsworth. on the second " ..lnr>,lav
of December next, at ten of the clock ia N.
forenoon. TO show cau>e, if any they have.
why the prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted.
-. 7. CUNNINGHAM judy,
Attest -CHNS. l.. pORR, Register.
\ true copy, Attest Gus T. p"RR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

Prince Bismarck 10 suffering from an
si sek u Neuralgia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19
STATE OF MAINE.

BY TIE COY LRNoR-A PRocLAMArIo>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19
NONFUIOtT IT. 49,
STATE OF MAINE.

-. 7. CVNNINCH M judge,
Attest -CHts. T.. poRR, Register,
| A trur COPY Attest .-CHA>- +. puRR, Register
g,xi-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

r1iit subscribers brrvby give puiIir notice ~ ai
l. concerned, that the, have been duly appointed
AMI have tlten upon thcm-cl'c- the trust Of ~.
eutur~ 90 tir last " 10 ami Testament Of Levi Web
her, hate u Ellsworth, Ia the county nt Hancock,
deceased, by giving bond The law directs. .
they therefore request all persons who are In
debtel Ia the said deceased's estate, 70 make
immediate payment, and those who have any
immediate demands thereon to exhibit the same
fJI settlement.
JOHN II. REDMAS,
GEO. W. NEWBElIN,
wi5 HOWARD W. DUNN
Ellsworth. Oct. IA, 1855,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-11
More Outrages by Chinese.

SEATTLE, w. T., Nov. 5.-The Chi
nese houses in Tacoma were burned
yesterday. 1t is expected that troops.
will be landed here. Prominent
members of the Anti-Chinese Com
mittee of fifteen were summoned be-
fore the grand Jury on the charge Of
intimidation.
The meeting of the second Anti
Chinese Congress appointed for
olympia, November a, was an-
nounced in the labor organ last
night. A request has been sent
Gov. Squire for troops. 1t is posi-
bic that they will be landed at Seat
tie within 4S hours.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 5.-Governor
Squire, of Washington Territory,
yesterday issued his proclamation
calling on all the officers of the law
to preserve the peace of the Terrific
ry and protect the Chinese from
abuse and asking all law abiding cit
izens who have the interest of the
territory at heart to assist in preserv-
ing its good name by suppressiDg
the outrages upon the Chinese. This
action of Governor Squire is in view
of the fact that Friday, Noyember
Is, has been fixed as the day that the
Chinese must go, according to mob
orders.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-11
A weu-posted Postmaster.

FLEETWOOD. Pa, Nov. 5--Far
several months past irregularities
were reported at the Corning post.
office Ia Lower Milford Township,
Lehigh county. The people com
planned time after time that their
letters bad been mysteriously open
ed a nd pasted shut again in a buug-
ling manner. a. far as Is known
no money or other articles of value
were stolen. The postms,ress was
Mrs Flump, an elderly lady, who
had been highly recommended for
the position The irregularities be
came SO very frequent that the post
office authorities at Philadelphia
were informed.
A detective was given charge OF
the case and he soon discovered that
the old lady was the guilty party.
When not otherwise engaged, the
letters were opened, their contents
read and the envelopes resealed. In
this way she said she got to know
all the news of the neighborhood in
advance, but she was emphatic in
saying she meant no harm, and did
not know it was against the post
office rules, and hoped it was not a
punishable offense. She was re.
quired to enter bail to answer 1t the
next term of the United States
Court at Philadelphia. Since then
the farmers and vallagers are getting
their letters untampered with and
the postmaster is without advance
news.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-11
. Man ll,ae. 10000 wn.,e pruua.

YouNasrowN, O., Nov 5.-Some
time ago a sensation WAS caused by
the Disappearance of Thomas pueb,
il being reported that he mad So .oW0
on his person and bad been murder
ed. Pugh was afterwar found IN
Toledo, but had no recollection OF
what had occurred or what became
OF the money After his return
houe.al the instance OF bis relations
he was arrested on peace warrant
and placed in Jail. Yesterday he
was released, the parties refused TO
prosecute, and came here to-day TO
employ counsel 10 commence SUIT
for damages. Upon being asked
about the So 600 he said. "rhe day
/ got the money | drank until |
didn't know anything. While IN
this condition hid the money and
wandered off until ioand in Toledo.
After | was sent TO jail IL came to
me where | bid the money, and
when released yesterday | went to
spot near the residence Of George
Swan. east of Hubbard and found
the money. had wrapped it IN a
newspaper, placed it in ali old boot
aud v hen | counted it every dollar
was there lust as | left it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-11
Arrests at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The police au-
thorities gave out this afternoon that
they last night arrested David Kee-
nan, w. p. Sears, 7. 5. Burns, n.
Weather5 and Master Workman
Pinkerton, of the Knights of Labor,
all street railroad men, for being en-
gagged in the recent explosions on
the street car tracks. Another man
named John Shaughnessy was ar
rested this afternoon, aud the police
think they now have the entire gang.
These men are all strikers aud
Knights of Labor, and were arrested
at No. 21l9 Lucas Avenue, from
which place they directed their op-
erations, and where quantities of dy-
Mantle and caps were found They
purchased the dynamite in Louis.
vile with money furnished by the
Knights of Labor ostensibly to buy
food for the strikers families, bat
the police claim TO have information
that the officers knew that it was to
purchase explosives. The men have
all confessed their connection with
the plot to destroy railroad proper
ty, and they viii be prosecuted TO
the extent of the law,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-11
Murder in Carlisle.

CARLISLE, Ncv. 3.-Frank and Gus
Germeyer, two brothers, ofthis place
got drunk to-day and quarreled.
Gus had revolver and Frank seiz.
ed loaded gun with which he beat
Gus severely over the head. In the
struggle the gun was discharged, the
load entering the face of a son of Gu
a child about five years old, killing
him instantly. Frank ram out of
the house the back way. .leaping over
the fence, but was pursued by the
police officers and large number OF
persons who had been attracted by
the crowd and arrested.
Gus was also arrested and both
committed to Jail for trial for mur.
der at the next Court of Quarter Ses-
sions, which commences next week.