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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-06-20
OFT dbibooaux Sentinel
JUNE 20, 1885.
The Right Spirit in the ColOred
People.

There is no mo:e hopeful sign point
ing to the future Of the colored race in |
our section, and we believe the same
Indications are to be met with every
where in the South, than the interest
manifested in schooling of the children,
and the desire to improve their minds
as shown by colored teachers. The
colored people as II rule, although less
able to part with the services of their
children and furnish them with the re
quisites to make a decent appearances
in the school room. nevertheless are
found to make the most determined II
forts and many sacrifices to meets4thr
exigencies of the case. Too much
praise cannot be awarded them for
their determination to get all the bene
fits they can out Of the public schools.
and very many of them are, out Of lin
tied means, d~efraying the expenses OF
private instruction. Tho Teachers In
stitute here has been we'll represented
by colored teachers aud parents anxi
Gus to learn all they could from expert
enced gentlemen, pertaining to the art
of mind lcnltnre. If the colored race
is to live with the whites Of this coun
try for all time to come, upon an equal
political footing. in peace aud harmony,
it can only be brought about by the
thorough instruction of the colored race
aud its consequent ele walton to a men
tai plane level with the whites: To re
main STEPPED in ignorance and the vic
tins of prejudices would be to make
the colored maj a ready and fitting tool
for tho hand of the designing dema
gogue ever ready to precipitate politi
cal aud social disorders in the hope OF
pro6ting by them. Race prejndice>
can easily be fanned into a flame
more bitter and direful in results than
those springing from religious ffauati
cism, but, where intelligence rules. and
ignorance is the exception, the danger
tom such causes is greatly reduced, il
not entirely removed. Educate the co
ored man to a due sense Of his position
in society, as but a dwsllcr in the tents
of the great white race, and prudence
will forbid his giving a willing to
demagogues. white or black, and Ell
able him to live aud prosper in ou'
midst. he and his descendants for al
time to come.-Iberia Enterprise.
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The newspapers are tuil of accounts
of the indecent conduct OF the Radical
henchmen, towards the President,
consequent on the election of John A.
Logan to the Senate. A coarse and
rude dispatch was sent to h!m from
Springfield. The Legislature of Penn
~sylvauia passed II vulgar resolution
and behaved like q beer garden. The
Washington Republicans fired gum
and made a noisy demonstration al
most in his yard. Even the Repabli-
can clerks, who have been left in the
departments by the moderation Of the
President. are said to have made the
buildings ring with their shouts Of vic
tory.
The Republican theory is that the
government belongs to them by nat
| ural right /; hat the Democrats are on
~ tenants by %snstennnce /; and they are
only waiting for -four yearst to roll round
when they will resume their places
with 4 rush.
The President has treated these men
with remarkable leniency. They did
not expect it themselves. They are EN-
buldened to demand it as IL E;atter Ut
right.
These recent demonstrations are
said to have opened his eyes. Th-i,
effect is said co be convincing him That
all his efforts At a reform Of the civil
service are lost upon them. Hence he
will proceed more rapidly in turning
OUT Republican par:isans aud lnstai
ling Democrats of known ability in
their places.
We have ever believed that til
President would eventually come t.
this. But his position, with Il hostile
Senate at his back. has been a delicate
one. He was bound t. go slow. He
never. we are sure, had The rene test in
teEtion Of keeping any number Of often
sive. Republic partiSans in office tc
plot for the election Of the Republican
ticket in 1883. With i little patience
all good Democrats viii see evelythin rs
come ont right in the end.-Shrevepol'
Times. -. ="
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vantage ~ to disadvantage and, af-
ter a certain experience with able au-
thors, be they philosophers, historians,
poets or noveIi-ts they will como to
value time ~ altogether too p~recioua
to he wasted. Nothing is more te.
dions than y book who only purpose
in being was to get itself printed
Elk.
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Killing Time.

People are necessarily talking of kill
ling time, anmindfal that it is time
that kills them. Everything but &C.
tual, practical work they regard as u
means to that irrational and, in truth.
impossible end. They read, not for
instructions, not for interest, not
for enjoyment ever but, as they
say /, simply to kill time. With
out exercising taste or discretion or
tastelin what they read, they take any
thing that is lea at hand. provided
they feel confident that its perusal will
require no mental effort; will preserve
them from the need ofref1ection. There
are a great many books Of this sort
the more's the pity,-5o many indeed,
that it u harder to miss than to hit
them. But there Is neither reason nor
excuse for making their acquaintance
unless you are literally suffering for
some occupation, and think any occu-
patton better. than zone. There is nei
Their virtue nor advantage in reading
unless your mind is stimulated by
what you read. snd your memory re-
tain, at least a part Of it. To read Il
worthless book is worse than wasting
time; since wasting time is negati1e ,
and such reading may be positive
harm. -s.a
The error of these would. be time Kill
lers is in their thinking, that works of
any solidity, scholarship Or reputation
are either a tar on the understanding,
or extremely wearisome. They seem
to forget that many of the best books,
best in every are the most inter-
esting; that if they once fairly began
these. q new and higher pleasure
would be opened to them, and they
weuld leave off with ten times "a much
reluctance as they had begun.
II they doubt this. let them try the
tho experiment and be convinced.
Tkeywill be certain to find such q dit
ference between good books and poor
books that their appreciation Of the
former will entirely cure them of their
liking for the latter.
Even If killing time be the sole OBJ
jeet, it 10 just az easy to kill time to id
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NOTICE.

Thibodaux Bensvolens Lodge, No. 80, vi
meet tho second Sunday in each month ut ;
O'Clock p. n.
BY order Of the w. II. feb-l9-8
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Failures.
ANOTHER AT P'TrspURo.

ANOTHER Az P'TrsBuRd,
PITrsBuRG, Jan. 20.-J. W. +. White,
associate judge of common pleas court
No. 2, made an assignment to-day Ia
+. McKenna, esq, Tor the benfit of cred
itOrs. Liabilities about S15,OU; assets
probably not more thHi half that
amount.
THE OLIVER CREDITORS.
PITTSBuRa, Jan. 2G.--rhe creditors oi
Oliver Il. Cross and the Phillips Il Oliver
and tho Roberts Wire company mot
here this morning at 10 o'clock 10 ais
cuss the affairs OF the firms.
The creditors of the oliver Bros. u
Phillips and The Oliver Il Roberts COM
panies met here to discuss affairs
of firms. The attendance WAS large, all
creditors being represented. III. w.
Oliver, jr., presented statement OF the
assets and liza bilities, and stating that
an extension of time would enable
them To pay all their debts. They pro-
pose Ia pay all claims against them not
secured by giving notes, 10 mature one
fifth on February |, 1856, and one-lifth
on each following February /, 1857, 1883,
1889 and 1880. The notes are 10 bear u
per cent. interest. To secure
lnese notes they will give to any
trustee named by the creditors II
mortgage covering all their real estate
lh Aiieghany anu NeStnioIeihi,h ''"h
ties. They also request like OK
tension of their individual liabilities
TO he secured in the same
manner. The statement was received
fayorably, but a committee OF five was
appointed To make a careful eXamina-
tion of the affairs OF the lirm and an
other meeting is to he held Thurs
day. The liabilities of the
firm are placed at $l,5Os,339;
assets, $2,3l9,3j2. The statement of the
Oiivor " Roberts Wire company shows
liabilities of $902,i32; assets, Sl,259, ,5ll.
The unsecured claims of the concern
amoat to $ol7,776.
AT LoNGVIEw.
LoNGvIEw, Jan. 20.-[Special.l-T. u.
Kennurd made an assignment at late
nour last night. j. w. Boring, assignee,
with no liabilities or debts stated pub
licly yet. This Is the first disaster OF
this Kind in Longview tor years.
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DENTON, Jan. 20 [Special.l - The
Denton Fire department met last night
for the purpose Of considering the resig'
nation of Chief w. j. Austin, First AS
sistant Chief Scripture in the chair. On
Mr., Austin stating emphatica!ly that he
would serve no longer i'll the position
his resignation waS accepted. Then
followed in regular order the resigila-
ton of the following otlicers: Il. j,
Rich, deputy secratary; X. q. scripture
first assistant chirf; j. b. Schunts, see
ond assistant chief; Bishop Nicely, fore
man; James Williams, first assistant
tor, man, and Q. II. Buddy, secretary oi
the Engine company. Mr.. Q. r. Buddy
was then elected chief pro tenn, and the
meeting adjourned till Tuesday night,
January 9th, when the vacancies in
tie departner. are 20 be filed by
rfpptiAn.
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Particulars of the Capture OF the Mon
tague jail Fugitives.
A TEXAN MURDERED IN MEXICO
Iowa Eiopcrs Captured In Tennessee
Conductor Frazier Dies-His MUIR
derors stiiI ut Large-Notes
from Gregg County.
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD
In Danger of Death.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 20.-A. Nj. Hammer,
aged 80 years, keeping n small grocery
store four Isiles north OF CollierN lille,
Tennessee, was shot and killed last
Friday morning by unknown parties.
Suspicion pointed To two negroes
named Jessie Jones, alias Jessie james,
alias Jessie Dupuy, and Ben Drum.
They were arrested and logged in
Hammers store for safe keeping. Yes
terday morning at O'Clock some per-
sons broke open the store door and fired
at the prisoners. Drum was struck by
three buck-snot and Jones by one, and
both seriously hurt. They were after
wards taken To Collierville, lodged in
jail and given medical attention. The
excitement runs high in Collierville,
and the probabilities are that they will
be lynched. IL has been proyen that
Ben Drum did the killing.
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LINCOLN, NEB., j an. H. Editor HER
AID. oh, for breath OF Texas air! A
regular blizzard of the north is holding
forth here.
Alas for the virtuous reputation of this
new state, aud particularly OF the little
city of Lincoln, within sha last week
there have occurred three violent and
bood-curdling deaths.
On the night of Saturday, January 3,
a Young girl was shot by young man
Both parties were of respectable fami-
lies.
on Sunday morning our city of
churches was startled from it's even way
by the report that "a guard at the insane
asy ylum had kicked to death one OF the
patients. The report proved 10 DO only
100 true. The patient had been unmau-
ageable and the attendant threw him
down, aud in his frenzy choked and
stamped him. The poor unfortunate
only lived q few hours. The msrderer
il nov nader arrest, but will probably
ho aguuittc0 gt hrs r"iM. This Is not the
first instance of u Is kind under The
present regime. Notwithstanding these
iacts, the legislature OF n brasla, oii
last Thursday, confirmed tie "a 40
pDintua toftaS present super'uteiuif III
~ a'ts asylum. 80 muCh was rhe prO'
rl. elraged at ,bi> ,hat au 'iGn2tiOu
.uGaV,ug oi citizens was cailn2 Nhlle
She axullcmelt continued 30 hrClhrr
Of the uNt,RIunaie slrl before mentioned
arrived and nuLppuGcd h.a irtcni.ON "i
removing hts sisters u0dy 20 Pee
family vault III a nelghGnH0s tOHu.
Arriving ri line cemGtery what ,vSs nti
horror 10 Gnd the body GJuo He iIl
1in,.d :ateiy sought the asSietgi.aG Of tHe
,'n,Iie. who went strai1htway 70 the
saiceo,, a,o, : ri, rooms ot University Medical
ntifaos Ger h,N bodies were iOuud,
.1','SS !, .lcb a ,t3G OF plltrotrctioh as
,rI,s ;..t ri man. salrah n,.y.vcr, was
,Llt 'po |,l,S' i,,G D..'n IN ,,,s trsre5.G be-
- 20. - rrN,,,i,,a,,t ,,',,in,,.fly. IA .
,.'a y"'ot i''t,,',r G,,s aa,no -, S,.,
tf,t t,,; l,',,.,., ill.,, MN ryl,sre =, MN.
80. ~ ,,,,.ct. v'Sya s'or, s,b,
.ir,'y ,Ui ~ b,;,' a,s Ls, ,-yyris Sbicb ,..fr,
G,tytn,ls ,,,nt, nat.. v,.r., ,,bra,tr IN,
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GALVESTON, Jan. 2O.-In the state su
preme court to-day the following cases
were decided:
\. q. Spann vs.. Cochran, Ewing at al.
from Washington county; reversed aud
remsnded. Opinion by Stayton.
kale Ewing W, Wilson x Howell,
from Washington Countyi affirmed
Opinion hy STAY ton.
Z. Holck ~ Co, W. PhgniN Insurance
company et A., FROM Webb county
affirmed. Opinion by Willie.
Miller a. English et nj, vs.. Jannett X
Frank, from BurlesOn county, reversed
and remanded. Opinion by WILLIE.
l.. & A. Biesenbach vs., j. NJ, Key,
from Washington county; affirmed
Opinion by Willie.
Texas a Pacific Railway company VS..
j, j. Ritsche, from GTayson county; re-
versed aud remanded. Report OF Walk
or, p. /. adopted.
\. IL. Belo n Go. W. 4. l.. Wren, from
Travis county, motion for rehearing
submitted.
The following cases were referred Ia
the commission If appeals:
q. II. Allyn * GO. vs.. l.. j. Wills x
Bro, from Navarro county.
T.. IL. Sknggs ". Murchlson " Cole
man, from Henderson county.
j. Il. Farrar W -. W, BeemRn ct ell,
| from Navarro county.
j. IL. Brown Il go, W.. William Cham
bers at al, from Cherokee county.
Tomorrow the supreme court and the
court of appeals call the motion docket
| Tor tho second assignment, including
the counties OF Angelina, Chambers,
Frfestono, Grin cs, Hardin, Houston,
jasper, Jeiltrsol, Leon, Liberty, Madi'
son, Newton, nlange, Polk, San Ja-
cipto, Trinity, I Ilar, and Walker.
Tho health uf Judge West is much
improved, and H. i, hoped lac will soon
bc able 10 resrAie his scat upon the
bnnch.
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Nellie Bailey Acquitted.

WICHITA, KAs., Jan. 2O.-In the
United States district court, to-day,
Nellie G. Bailey, was acquitted OF
the charge of the murder of IA
wealthy Englishman named Botbomley,
with whom she was travelling in the In
dian Territory, about II year ago. The
defendant maintained that Bothomley
shot himself and there were Witnesses
to the affair. The case was quite sensa-
tional, and defendant has a romantic
history. She is "A handsome woman,
well educated, and figured az Il
society belle AT an eastern watering
place. Sho hHd written a play, and
during her confinement in jail she had
been engaged writing novel. She has
had three husbands aud general noto
riety by her adventures. The court
room was crowded and much interest
WAS uisnlANen.
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Tho " Gather.
IrE RED RIVER.

GAINEsviLLE, Jan. 20 Special. T.
Red river is nupassable, caused by
floating ice. For several days past
many teams bound for this city have
been compelled to wait on the river
banks, n an attempt ut crossing would
be extremely hazardous.
BELToN BURIED.
Bolton, Jan. Special. To-day
has been the coldest OF the year. All
nature is clothed IN ono solid sheet oi
ice. Pedestrians have found II very
weary under foot. One young man has
been goii Z the rounds on skates. Tele-
phone connection Is cut off in all direc'
tions.
SNOW IN EAST TEXAS.
LoNGvIEw, Jan. 90 Special. Three
inches of snow this morning. Snow
balling was indui ,ed in by many of the
citizens, good naturedly, and all seemed
To enjoy IL.
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WACO, Jan. 0.-LSpecial.l ! Another
snow fell last night, supplementing the
one of last Thursday night, which still
lay on the ground,, the weather being
too cold for it to melt TO any marked eX-
tent, This latest cold wave will be
moc1 severe than ever upon liVestock,
already suffering from the spell OF last
week. Cattle and sheep men say they
viii lose heavily
Business ~ ue?r v 81 e stanusi.il
uoahing doing saie q small itI "
way and shipment b. rail ly country
meuGuuts, COlnn rsDGipI nab % played
ont entirely cua ,Gnuity r-&ts arc ,ot
Ned for farmers Sau vi t5.tA'b tHt
city,
The Galley i'a}e company p0 y5H
here to might, Kim tHe sasgdili i-
Dock0I tur roiifp u 'Cant- Status
dav night,
IAe ilIenas OF Judge ., ). W., OF
the supreme court, were ,reatly ~ ver
to hear OF his sudde'. iilnUss ana hopes
are freely expressed for his recovery.
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Waxahaclie Notes.

WAxAHAcHIE, Jan. 2.-lSpecial.l j
The city tax for 1885 is $l.40 on the 500;
ad valorem tax, 25 cents; railroad tax,
65 cents; special school tax, so cents.
City Marshal Fleming Is collecting the
same now, and reports over half yet to
collect. The time for paying this tax
will be out February l. The special
school tax Is lsyie1 go as to run the free
schools ten months, the state appcopriR.
ton being sufficient opl Y for three.
The ciJy fathers say that the COW and
hog must 90. for both are nuisance.
Mr.. r. j. Jenkins, has sold uis inter
est Ia TN. joh printing office of Jenkins
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POLITICAL PERSlMMONS,
Mr.. Eynrts Held the Longest Pold In
New York,
VOORHEES, DITTO IN INDIANA,
And Old Missouri win Not Pull Down
Her Vest.
MR.. HAINES CALLS THE POLICE,
Platt to Represent Connecticut Once
More Rhode Island Chooses Chase
Teller Captures Colorado
A Picnic In Arkansas.
Mr.. HAINss CALLS THE POLICE
POINTS PICKED UP ELSEWHERE.
The Cameron Clan Victorious.

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 2O.-At the ai-
ternoon session of the senate Mr.. Came
ron received a majority of all the votes
United States senator, giving him y
votes. The Democrats voted for VIII
liam A. Wallace and he received n total
OF Is votes. President Mylln declared
United States senator for the next six
In tho house, the vote for senator
was as follows: j. ID. Cameron,
1876; W. n. Wallace, 80; George Shiras,
/; W. ID. Kelly. 1; q. n. Brumm, l..
The combined vote OF the two houses
gave Cameron a majority of90 over all
opposition.
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terest In the grocery business Of Ray 4
Smith. The new hrm will be- jenkins
Il Smith.
Mr.. VIII Mullins has sold his farm 10
Mr.. j. III. Hlake; consideration, 5000.
Rev. X. q. Pearson, the boy preacher,
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
next Sunday. DIR. Grafton, the pastor,
extends cordial invitation 10 tho
public.
The grocery stocks OF 7. ii. McDnfiie
Il Co., aud j, III. Edmondson, who were
closed by attachm snts, will be sold on
the 30th instant To the highest bidder by
the sheriff. The former stock invoiced
s3,0N %, the latter S99S.59.
Three inches oi snow foil last night,
the heaviest this winter. Cattle are sui-
fering.
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Teller WIN Gnt rI,,co.

DENVER, Jan. 20 the two houses oi
the legislature, in separate sessions,
took the first ballot for Uriled States
senator to-day.
Summary of vote: III. w. Teller, 30;
N. p. Hill, IL; Dennis Sullivan, 2; III. Q.
Tabor, |.
Thirty eight votes are necessary to
elect. Several of Senator Hills votes
are regarded as complimentary. 1t is
generally conceded that Secretary Tel
Ter will be elected on the first joint bal
lot Tomorrow.
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LONDON, Jan. a0,--Iue lirst sale Of the
new series Of wool stles begun to-day.
The total amount TO be offered is vi 400
hales There wns full atterdance, and
1913 bales Of Porr Puilip and Sydney
were ii ,pose 81. There WIS ialr com
potirou, ,and priGes fof better Kinds were
well maintained. i0nr and faulty Sorts,
aowever, were "a lower.
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Mr.. Huines IL Afraid.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20. - The Journals
Springfield special says: Temporary
Speaker Haines applied to Mayor Me-
Creery this morning for police to pro
tect him. Ho said he understood he
was in danger of personal violence Tho
mayor informed him that he hat no .iI
risdiction over the state house or th.
legislature; that the Legislature, ap'
pointed its own policemen aud Ae
iHaines) had power 10 appoint as llapv
as he deemed necessary. If anything
disturbed the peace OUTSIDE oi the state
house the mayor wOpli interfere.
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JEFFEnsoN, Jan. %. Special. THE
heaviest snow storm since 1876. 10 IL
about five inches deep and still falling.
This is the hardest weather en- stock for
years. Sleigh riding is al lhe go; can
hear the bells ou every corner,
MI. Max MGGzsgLu4uer and Joseph
Marx, of Texarkana, are in the city on
business in the district court.
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CHASTITY RepOrt.

PITTsBuRa, Jan. 20.-A report was re-
ceived here at q late hour tonight that
a horrible tragedy had been committed
near Rochester, Pennsy lyania. The re-
port was to tho effect that German had
killed n young man and his sister, and
then cut them up in small pieces. No
names are given. Strenuous efforts are
being made TO get particulars.
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scatteration in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 2O.-Each branch
of the general assembly cast one ballot
to-day for United States senator. The
vote in the senate stood:
Poindexter Dunn, 10; James Ii. Berry,
8; James X. Jones, Z; w. w.
Mansfield. 2; Ford Hans, colored, l;
S. w. Williams, ]; NJ. Rose, /.
In the house; Dunn, 81; Jones', 25i
Berry, q; Duval, 8; Hairs, 8; Mansfield,
=. X a. NaNtAr.. 7
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Divorce Refornn pemanded.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 2O.-The Ohio ~
vorce Reform league held its seconds
nual meeting to-day. Distinguished
gentlemen were present from different
parts of the state, including number
oi divines, who were active in the dis
cussion. The league resolved to ask
tlre legislature TOR specific measures OF
Legislation to expunge from the statutes
the clause by which divorce il grnutedl
for gross neglect OF duty, providing
competent counsel in all Cases for tbe
defense for divorce, to prevent c1l1poiou
between parties, and reqresfifsg tho
governor TO appoint : cominis lsp4 r
represent the atate In an intBr-of
commission 70 prepare and recpinme
system OF divorce laws, and rscuestir
the governor 20 correspond with N
governors of other satea with vis~ Il
securing similar action oflegislatures.
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GAINESVILLE, Jan. 20.-LSpecial. j
News has been received Of the capture
tof the prisoners who were released from
the Montague Jail, several weeks ago.
They were arrested by Serge ant James
III. Guy, OF tho United States Indian
police, at Tishomingo, Indian Territory.
John Haskins was killed while resisJ-
ing arrest. There were five in ali, in
GLIDING the notorious Clark brothers,
wanted for burning the Montague court
house.
The three negroes, charged with as
saulting aud robbing the German, Port
man, have been held to await the action
OF the grand jury.