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A Happy Family.

A man in Lyon county, Kansas,
fourteen years ago married widow
with little daughter by q former
husband. After twelve years he ob-
tanned divorce from his wife and
soon after married her daughter. The
most novel feature Of the matteris the
fact that the divorced wife, now his
mother-in-law, lives with the daughter
and husband, and all are happy.
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Take piece of ordinary writing
paper, fold 1t, hang it conveniently,
fill it with water, and place lighted
candle underneath. The water will
boil in short time and the paper re-
main undamaged. Even if the paper
should not become damp the heat i'm
parted to it on one side would be rap
idly coducted away by the other.
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Sherif's Sale.
John G. Brodnix ct al.

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Charles II. Gidley, the County Treasurer of Henry
County Ohio,
vs..
John c. Brodnix ct al.
Order of sale from Henry County Court Of Common
Please. -..I .. ,l .
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed Sheriff of Henry
County will offer at Public Sale at the north door
of the Court House, in Nopoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, September, S, 1885,
at the hour of O'Clock, p. m of said day, the fol-
following described real estate, situated in Henry
county Ohio, to.wit: s.
Four ~, rods off from the west end of out lot No
one ), in R. X. Scott's first addition to the town
of Napoleon, in Henry county Ohio, and described
more particularly as follows to.wit: Commencing
at the northwest corner of said lot No. one ny, In
said addition and thence running east four az
rods, thence south, eight S rods, thence west foul
az, rods thence north, eight (S) rods to the place
Of beginning.
Apprised $5S3.
Terms of sale, cash. s.. a"..... ...nJ. "a
FREDERICK ALLER.
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio
r. W. Cahill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, August a, 1885 $40 20
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NOTICE.

We are on the eve of a most radical change in our
given everyone in week or two In order to be more
fully prepared and have Stock i'm better shape for
it, we win make some unprecedented low prices on
our entire stock from until Sept 1st Many goods
reduced to less than first cost. Resp'y.
.... SIN. HELLER & CO..
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aug est

ungu AImore money than at anything else by tax
ing an agency for the best sailing book out.
" nuv Beginners succeed grandly: None fail.
Terms free. HALLETT BOOK CO.. Portland, Me.
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Charles II. Gidley, the County Treasurer of Henry
County Ohio,
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Saturday, September, S, 1885
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

SheT1H OF Htnry county, OWu
r. W. Cahill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, August a, 1885, $40 20
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Terrific Explosion.

PALESTINE, June u.-ISpeclsl, l--At 4
o'clock this morning terrific noise
like heavy peal of thunder awakened
the citizens, occasioned by the explosion
Of engine 757 near the passenger depot
on the international road, few sec
onds before 1t was to pull out the pas
senger train for Houston. The fireman,
Wilcox, was the only person on the en-
gine. He escaped miraculously, only
being cut slightly on the arm and face
byglass in tho cab, which was shattered
by concussion. The center section and
sheeting OF the engine were blown TO
pieces, the fragments flying In all dlrec
lions. Some of the pieces were thrown
3OO yards, one breaking hole In the
glass front of Dilley & Co.'s store, IOO
Yards away. Another large piece was
found on the top of the store, Frag-
ments fell on houses 200 yards from
Tie spot. A large piece OF the sheeting
was thrown TO the middle of Spring
street, one piece struck Policeman Dur
ham without injury, and several struck
the building In which the Advocate Of
hce and Bailey's photograph gallery are
located. Several glass fronts were shat
tered and had the streets been thronged
with people some one would undoubt-
edly have been killed. The engine Ia
wreck.
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RuaaIn.
AS THE RUSSIANS SEE Ir.


ST. PETERSBURG, Juno ll.-Mr. Glad
stones retirement from the manage.
ment of British affairs, 1t is generally
believed hero, will not affect The settle.
ment OF the Afghan frontier question.
THE CzAR's NIuHTMARR,
Ihe police authorities state that the
Nihllists OF that city are seriously di-
Vlded In opinion as to tho best means of
continuing the agitation. A majority of
the brotherhood, IL is believed, favor
the abandonment of terrorism and the
making OF an effort to effect a reyolu-
uon by pacific means. The Anarchist
leaders, Morievitch and KavelankA
have been arrested at Kieff and a Jew
named Solomon 0ryitch has been ar
rested for seditious practices at Khsr-
koff.
ABDURRAHMAN's DEATH REAFHIRMEp.
The Novosti (newspaper) reatiirms
It's statement that the Ameer OF Az
ghanistan Is dead. II says rumors are
boing received continually, both from
the Caucasus and the Afghan frontier,
OF the assassination of the ameer, The
Novosti adds that the people of Afghan
lstan are In a state OF great excitement,
the rumors of the death VI the ameer
having reached them, followed by the
other rumor that Ayoub Khan, the
former Smeor, now In Persia, will take
the place OF the murdered amoer through
the Vaccinations OF Russia.
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Yeager,s Case continned

NEW BRAUNFELs, June ll.--[Special.l
The case Of tho State VS.. Charles
Yeager was called for trial yesterday
and the case continued 10 December
term. Yeager stands charged with the
murder Of United States Marshal Cos
ing last February while with his COM
panion, Pitts, IN charge OF that officer
on the way TO the penitentiary to serve
life sentence for mail robbery, PItts
and Yeager, it will be remembered.
slew Gosllng In desperate attempt 10
escape from moving train, In which
escape Pitts was killed by the marshal,s
deputies. Three other parties, Celes-
tine Yeager, William Heillman and
r. - Scott, on the train at the time,
have been indicted for completely In the
murder. Mrs. Pitts and Yeager's sis
ter, who furnished the pistols to the
prisoners, have been released.
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Mentherfnrti Nnies.

wEArHERFoRD, June 1l-[Special. l.
II. IL. Birdwell, Of Bryan, while stop
ping at the Carson & Lewis House yes
terday attempte d to sit down on a
chair in front OF the office, which is
above the sidewalk, when the chair
slipped, throwing him on his lett elbow
and spraining it very badly, causing
him 10 faint.
A team OF horses attached to wagon
ran away on the square to-day, but were
caught and stopped before any damage
was done.
am informed that cards are out an.
nounoing the marriage of Mr.. w. j.
Carnahan, of the Texas & Pacific Rail.
way, and Miss Matte A Townsend, OF
Abba, Iowa. They will be married on
the 18th instant. Miss Townsend Is q
daughter OF Judge j. A. Townsend who,
win his family, spent last winter here,
Mrs. Winfield Scott, Of Colorado City
Is in the city visiting her parents and
friends,
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Senator Ross Views.

LEAvENwoRTH, June LEX United
States Senator Edmund @. Ross, lately
appointed Governor of New Mexico,
was here to-day and left for Topeka,
from whence he will go to Lawrence,
where reception will be rendered him
on Friday at the opera house, closing In
time TO enable him to take the midnight
train for Santa Fe. Governor Ross ex-
pressed much sympathy for tho sufferers
from the Apache raid throuth southern
New Mexico, and believes in radical
and objective measures for suppressing
such raids in the future. He does not
believe that ths heart Of the Apache can
10 reached by the customary. liberal
distribution OF food and clothing and
promises OF protection by the military
authorities, but that he is more sus-
cePtible To restrain from fear Of being
shot or hanged II he leaves the reserva.
ton and goes of on murderous raids.
Governor Ross says that he will do all
De can to bring the Apache raiders and
murderers, who have infested southern
New Mexico, into the power of the civil
authorities OF the Tertiary for such
trial and punishment as are meted 10
American citizens guilty Of similar
crimes.
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An Infamous oalumny.

CHICAGO, June ll.-It appears that an
effort has been made TO injure r. B.
Harrison, United States Assayer, in
charge OF the mint at Helena, who ia a
son OF Senator Harrison, OF Indiana.
The scheme, II is understood, originated
with a discharged employe, but Il Is
evident that others are sharing in 1t.
Two days ago dispatch was received
over the wires saying that an investi-
CATION showed that the public money
had been used for private.
purpose. As this was signed by the au-
thorlzed agent of the press, IL was per-
mitted TO pass. The friends of Mr.. Har-
rison having challenged the statement.
an investigation was Instituted and the
Helena agent was called on for IN ex-
PLANTATION. He pronounced the use OF
his name forgery. The Western Union
Telegraph Company has now been called
by the Associated Press toexplaln why
its manager at Helena accepted and
transmitted forged dispatch, That
company will be held 10 strict account
ability In this case. Word has bOen re-
ceived from the United States mint ex-
aminsr this morning that Mr.. Harrlson's
office was found In perfect condition
and his accounts adjusted TO a cent.
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woatherford oIean,n,.

WEATHERPoRD, June ll.-[Special,l l.
The moetingat the Methodist Church
still continues. They speak of erectin z
tent or arbor TO continue 1t under.
The rain OF yesterday morning Will
be beneficial to the crops.
A fishing party left this morning for
q weeks recreation In Palo Pinto
County.
Miss Rosa DeGraft will leave To-
morrow morning on a visit to frioiids
and relatives in Missouri. ~
w. Alex Abey, OF Longview, grand
chancellor OF the Knight OF Pythias,
visited the lodge officially last evening
and instructed the members in the se-
crot work. Two candidates were In
struoted In the third degree.
The east-bound passenger, which was
due here this morning at 1855 a. M, did
not arrive until about 2 p. IN. owing 10
the caving OF part OF Red Bluff about
40 miles west of here.
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sHERMAN, June ll.-[speclal. THE
United States Commissioner Court Is
still engaged in the examining trial OF
Ed Stein, Tom Lee and William Bour-
land. Ed Stein testified for himself. He
testified TO having left the house with
Tom Lee and Jim Lees wife before
the shooting and returned after ths
shooting, and that Jim and Pink I,ee
were the only ones In the house at the
time OF the killing. He alsa testified
that he came over to Texas in company
with the accused and returned with
them to the Nation and remained with
them several DAYS before he came 10
Denison and surrendered. He gave no
reason for not informing the authorities
when In Texas as to who did the kill
ing and assigned as reason for re-
naming with the Lee boys that he was
afraid OF being mobbed. The murder
was committed on the morning of Nav
l and he surrendered on May7.
Rachel Lee, a full-blooded Indian, the
wife OF Jim Lee, corroborated Ed Stein
In every particular.
Bonrland was discharged and Stein
and Lee held without bail.
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France.
THE ASPECT IN FRANCE.


PARIS, June 1.-THE political crisis In
British affairs strengthens the belief
that the International SueE Canal Com.
mission, at present In session, will dis.
solve without reaching any conclusion
on clauso No. 10. II Is thought that
after dissolution drafts of the proposed
treaty, zach containing the full text of
all the iiYsl versions OF clause No. 10,
will be submitted 10 the different pow.
ers, who will deal through their ro-
spective diplomatic channels with the
question involved
AN APPALLING DISASTER.
AT Theirstown, in department Puy de
Dokne, q murder trial has been IN pro.
gross for some days. Yesterday was
the last day OF tho trial. The court
house was crowded with men aud
women anxious 20 witness the closing
event, When the people were leaving,
Immediately after the adlouTnment n
court and we're jammed upon The stone
stairway leading TO the street the LOFTY
staircase fell. Tho scene that followed
was appalling. Immense masses OF
masonry from above crashed down on
the struggling people below, grinding
through their flesh and bones, and
manning and mutilatlng them In hor-
rible manner on the staircase, and the
shrieks OF the people lying helpless In
the ruins caused a panic In the
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DECATUR, juno ll.-(Special. f. The
shooting afiray which occurred here
yesterday between w. b. Willis and
Jake Prickett seems to have grown out
the fact that Prickett claimed Of Willis
an Indebtedness OF 90 cents, which VIII
lis affirmed was not the case. The facts
as developed this morning ara as fol-
lows; Prickett had dunned Willis
through the postotlice, 10 which Willis
had replied by an insulting note, for the
receipt OF which Prickett made COM
plaint against Willis In the Justico's
Court. About sunset Prickett was pass
ing the Bank Saloon when Willis
asked him II he; had made
the complaint; he xeplled that
no had. A few rough words
were Bpoken, zach drew pistol, fhree
shots were fred end both men were
wounded, Willis In the right side and
rriokett In both nands. Physicians
were immediately summoned aid their
wounds were dressed. Both were ar
rested and each plaoed under $500
bond. Both arc up this nierning aud
express themselves thoroughly sailsfed
and II Is hoped by the people that the
% conts win he paid soon or the collec-
ton Of the same forever abandoned.
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Mexico.
oREAr pAMAaE nY wArRR.

NhhAI DAmAuE b1 WATER.
CITY OF Mexico, June LIT is difi-
cult to obtain reliable information az to
tho extont and nature OF the damage
done by the bursting of a waterspout at
Gusnajuata. 1t appears there were two
foods caused by wsterspouts, the first
occurring at Puebla o urenta, near La
gos, on the night of tho 9th instant, and
the otner at Guanajuato on the night OF
7th. Al Puola Cuaronta the water
rose 10 the height of 25 feet, sweep
ing everything In its way. The loss OF
lie Is reported as very heavy. AT Qua
nWuato the loss Of life was less, but the
destruction OF property was much
greater. The Mexican Central Railway
track IL reported AZ washed away and
great damage done. All passenger
trains from the North are delayed.
Ex-MiAister Morgan left this morn
ing for New York via Vera Cruz.
Minister Jackson will meet the minis
tor Of foreign relations this afternoon
for the hrst time.
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court room aud there was a rush for the
now wrecked exit Those who
Were in front We're nm
able 10 withstand the prsssnra
from behind and were hurled down
upon the men and women crushed in
the fall of the staircase and whom peo-
PIE In the street were striving to resene.
When AZ length the panic had exhaust.
cd itself and the immense stone SENS of
the fallen stairs had been remoyed. %
persons were taken from the ruins
dead. The Injured numbered not less
than %, and many OF these viii die of
their injuries. "
,n LATER.
The dispatch says: In addition In the
O persons killed by the falling stair
case. 100 were injured. Many OF the in
Jured are women. Their wounds are of
serious character.
STILL LATER.
A dispatch nom Theirs ssys. Tba
Matles court house calamity will be far
more disastrous. than earlier dispatches
indicated. The dead already humber
"a. The total number of wounded is
now placed at 1863. or these ID are ga.
rionsiy wounded and some of them
VIII die.
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ARLINGTON.

A Citizen OF Fort Worth Under Calumny.
ARLINGTON, June li.-ISpecial. MIR.
l.. ID. Wynne, to whom reference was
made this morning In THE HERALD's
Fort Worth special, Is citizen of this
city and one OF the most honorable and
highly respected young then OF this
community. His friends are very In
dignant at the charges alleged against
him and claim thst they can prove bo-
are wholly untrue,
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AN nN ArInN no nANlrr


DUBLIN, June ll.-Michaol Davit re-
coiyed an ovation hero last night. The
occasion Of the demonstration was that
the term of his ticket Of leave expires
to-day. II is reported that MIR. Davitt
viii contest the County of Mayo at tho
approaching parliamentary election.
John o'Conner power now represents
The county.
Admiral Hornby, who left Pd'ts-
mouth harbor Jew days ago with a
squadron Of 10 vessels, including some
iron clad aud torpedo boats, has arrived
on Bontry Bay on the west coast OF
Ireland. The evolutions OF the squad .
ron viii Include a sham naval battle
In Bentry lBay. AilCr the ovolutions
the cruise Of the squadron will DO con
tluued.
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NANAs
DEsOLATIoN,

HAVANA, Juno II. The mail
steamer which LETT st. Thomas June 8,
arrived here to-day bringing the fol.
lowing news.
Cape haytlon, May 30.
In the oonhagration at Aux Cages on
May 10, 300 buildings were destroyed
and 1000 families were rendered home
less. The loss Is estimated at over
100000. The government sent $40, 900
and supplies OF provisions to aid the
sufiorers,
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Marshall nratters.

MARSHALL, June II. - Special. l.
Captain j. A. Fraley, an old
and much respected citizen, died
this morning in the 69.h year of his age.
He was a devout member of the Episco.
pal Church. A large family and nu-
merous friends mourn the loss Of a
truly good man.
Another heavy rain fell this morn
ing.
The county tax collector publishes a
list $50 delinquent tax payers. Among
others are several OF our largest prop
erty holders.
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Wooten wella.

WooTEN WELLS, June n.-LSpeoial.l !
The oat crop is being harvested and
the yield will DO good. Cotton, though
small, Is looking fine. Corn looks well,
and If 1t gets good rain within the
next few days full crop will bo made,
aud the prospects are good for rain.
North bound trains on the Central
Road have been late for the past few
days, but will now run ON time.
There Is some talk of shooting match
at this place between w. w. Holland,
OF Bremond. and Mr.. Penrose. We are
not informed as to whom II will take
place,
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The Murderers of Hal. Gosling Get a
Continuance.
"Dutchy" 0'Keefe Found Guilty Of
Theft Of a Ballot.bOx.
Ihe stein ct al. Murder Case at sherman
conoluded-one Dismissed and the
otheri Two Held without
Bail-Other Grimes.
THOSE DECATUR sHoorlsrs.
senator voorhees, 70 Dereua u,,n

'VVrHves 10 Detehu Him.
CHATTANOOGA, June 1l.--A special to
tho Times from Greenville, Tennessee,
says: "The trial of Major e. II. johnson,
OF indianapolis, for the murder Of Major
n. Henry was commenced TODAY.
Major johnson killed Major Henry near
6reenville last year for seducing his
wife, who mmitted suicide few
weeks before At Indianapolis through
remorse. Senator Voorhees,, of In diana,
defends Johnson. The jury was com,
pleted to-day.
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CHOLERA RAGING.

MADRID, June 1.-THE cholera In
Spain is spreading and the increased
number Of cases now daily reported is
causing great alarm among the people
in Valencia. There have been l5 new
cases reported since the last previous re-
turns OF yesterday. CASTLE reports Is
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erinany.
AS THE GERMANS SEE 1r

BERLIN, June 1.-THE general news
paper impression is that the "falln of
Mr.. Gladstone win tend to closer
friendship between England and Ger.
many.
OTHER CAUSES,
German diplomats alledge as
greatest, of the resignation Of the Glad
stone government was the failure of the
secret mission by the Earl
Roseberry, bea or of the
British prlvy seal to Berlin. These
diplomats now assert that the object OF
tnat mission was to secure a reconcilia-
ton between Gladstone and Prince Bis-
inarck' Another cause Is said TO have
been the failure of Chamberlaiu's re-
cent secret mission TO Paris.
Certain officials In the Kaiser,s for.
eign service declare that Mr. Chamber
lain was sent to the French captial bv
Mr., Gladstone for the purpose OF Oh.
Gaining from M. de Freyclniat, the
French minister of foreign afTairs, an
Anglo French Alliance on Egyptian
affairs. This was to be based on un.
equal shares In tho control of the coun
Try, the English control to be perma.
nent, tho consideration TO be ac 10
vOiueu FRANCE DolHg an embassy
iroiA King John, of Abyssinia,
me establishment Of which in the Rhe.
g1iVe,s dominions and In relations with
England, would prove counteractiye of
Italian designs. 1t Is declared that the
failure Of. both missions treaty dis-
oouraged Mr.. Gladstone, who, losing
heart at tho discovery OF what he be.
lieved was deep hostility against Eng
land entertained by her immediate con.
tlnental noighbors, suddenly awoke 10 a
keon sense of the failure of his foreign
cal life.
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UNDER MARTIAL LAW.

PANAMA, June ll.-A proclamation
has been issued declaring the State of
Panama under martial law. The city is
quiot,
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fLAouEMINE, La, June ll.--George
Wilson, Charles Davis and Matthew
Jones, all negroes, were yesterday found
guilty OF the murder Of Henrietta Cole.
Sentence was deferred.
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STRICT QUARANTINE.
CoNsrANTINopLE, June 1.-THE Sanl-
tary Council has resumed the strict
quarantine which was adopted in 1867
against Spanish arrivals.
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Finy-ssven year..


JHFFERsoN, June 1i.--lspecisl.l-1n
the case Of Lee Walker, charged with
the murder Of Holt, the Jury agreed on
a verdict Of guilty and assessed the pen-
was reached In two and half hours. A
motion for a new trial was hled By
counsel for accused.
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Austria.
ELEcrIoS RETURNS.

HLHNI1ON NkIUHN5.
VIENNA, June 1l.--It is now estimated
that the result of the recent election
throughout Austria win give the right
lsS deputies in the new reichstrath,
and the left 1872, the Liberal centre 20,
and the other fractions 13.
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Egypt.
FLYING FROM rnn MAupI.

DoNaoLA, June ll.-over 1000 ref.
ugees have arrived here from Khar-
toum and Berber. The Mahdi is allow
ing Egyptian prisoners to depart. SEN
noar 10 well supplied and still holds
out.
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TILE NEW M1NIsrhn.

LIMA, Juno ll.-Mr. w. II. Roberts,
the new United States Minister 10 Chill,
arrived at Callao yesterday, ON route 20
his destlnation.
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deaths in the province of Murcia. There
are 90 cases resembling cholera. THIS
number includes 2S cases in the city Of
Mercia.
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He stala m Rni,a. ~.

CHICAGO, June l1.--"Dutchyr o'Keefe
was to-day found guilty of stealing a
ballot box from the third ward and
sentenced to one year In the pen.