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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
THE NEWS SUMMARIZED q, | ][,I][
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The The, Double Lynohins in Tsx sa. G & \
sA BEeenhain, Tex dispatch says: Whenthe
mob that lynched Sam and Ely Dyer; whoI
murdered Sheriff Bagsdale and Depity Shers
LIT Buchanan, 81 this county some time ago,
reached the cells OF the prisoners they stuff.
ed the mouths OF the ,Dyers with pocket
handkerchiefs. After tying their hands thew
hurried them outside where the main body
OF the mob stood. The jailer says scarcely
word was spoken during this proceeding.
With the prisoners at the head OF the column
they marched to aspot only 800, yards from
the jail. The leader gave the order, tHalt,
texans, andithere under the boughs of q
tall tree, dangled two ropes. The hand,
kerchiefs were withdrawn and the leader ask
ed the two men if they wanted to pray or
had anything to say. Sam begged piteous-
" Tor his life, fell on his knees moaning and
weeping. He said he had been, q very, bad
man, but that Eli had killed both Bassdale
and Buchanan Ehmaintained n bold front
and would say nothing except ssIt'snouse. y
Neither would pray, The hanging then, fol
lowed and both the men died Of stralnig,ula-
tion. An'uncle Of the murderers took. the
42Dulea QOme.i agg.- 4 L-,4, lrt= y.lsr.f;1tfj
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

:siaA. singular divorce has lately. been
granted at q Galena. A respectable
young lady was engaged to be married
! tosa young man butwould not marry
until he was ready to take her to a.
home of her own. In due time lie said
he had The home provided, and they
! Were married. After the ceremony the
man coolly stated that he had resort
ed to g snbterfuge to get her, that he
had secured no house Of his own. and
that they must 60, to boarding. The
bride, incensed at the. treatment she
had received, refused absolutely to live
with her husband until he procured a
home for her. as he had promised, and
the latter leftsher about an hour after
his marriage since which time the
couple have not lived, together The
Judge said that the case Was one of
the most remarkable ever bro ught be;
fore him, and that the cireumst ances
were such, as testified by the plaintiff,
combined with the fact that the hns-
band Ind failed TO appear that she
could not withhold d divorce.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
) Great Trade Mark Suit,

/ An Important. suit, which will doubtless
attract great attention all over the country
on account Of! the interests involved and the
wor!d wide reputation OF the parties bring.
ing it, has been instituted in the Circuit
Court OF Baltimore city, by. the proprietors
OF the famous St. Jacobs OIL trading as
The Charles A. Vogeler Company, against
4; ;Addolph g, Meyer, OF Baltimore, trading as
aasae shas sS 81 i agRsaTs from ths Com
Gle closely resembling st.; acobs oilipodor,
name, signs, and symbols. Upon the label
on the bottle, he printed the words SALIVA:
tion Oif' followed by thewords 1.-THE Great,
est Cure on Earth for Pair, 7 in close imita-
lion in general appearance Of the words
printed on the bottles ofthe plaintiffs, etc;
etc. Complainants charge that they have
been damaged by this means, and that the
public have been deceived and misled, and.
induced to buy aworthless or inferior article.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
z Noted RAKE Attempss suicide.

u Chicago Special. A man 81 pnu sually fine
appearance, Of handsome faes and form,
slaS on cot recently insthsSt descent UT
ssMArd at the county hospital. NThe man aia yes e
4 rank Iglehart, who about gyo years ago
was the principal figure in one OF the moso
salacious scandals that ever agltated tne
,bosofn OF st. Louis swell society. !glehart
attempted to drown himself by jumping
from the pier at the foot OF Diversey street
into the lake. Z :. - Z ig
/ It is not true that was fished out OF the
water. 1 jumped into the water, and find
ing it too muddy and cold for acomfortable
death, II. walked outs--I did the business
premeditatedly, but repented after ] got.
wet. ~ sSSssS II sss ~
,"iHow did Yotsbecome acquainted With
the Tevis family?"
II neverhnd any acquaintance with IeY-s
is. His wife I saw one day at her windowS
as Twas driving up Page avenue. She bowed
to me but I supposed she had made his
take drove on. I.retum,ed the halne way in
the morning, and found her.waiting ,fof me
on the street." y ~.
'sYou afterward met Tevis, I believe"
eyes I did, land Itmet him face to face, too.
I didn't turn my back, as has been repre-
sented." .. !
did you ever meet Mrs. Devils after that;
SsY S asrters hef husbadd's death she
wanted me ito marry her but ! wouldn't
have her. She was the cause OF Tevis' ruin
and Of Mines She was naturally bad-it
was born in her / believe."
"When do you leave here?"
Saturday evening, Ny father lives at
Glasgow, No. Lam going there, and brace
up and efface the bitter memories of the
past" trts9 ~. i.Saf ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
aladstons 1inistry Defeated.

q I I'd
The gadst onentpistsy wassdeieated on
ssthe second Feadi 81 sBs revenue Bill, tho
question at:ssu being The laSsAg .of the in.
creased gburdsn lax Hon UPON beer and
spititss Ihs dsas wasa .aceo Mplishsd ,bysa
Union q Toriesstknd Home Rulers RUE ;strengtfi.
ened bytsome gathering votes ingeniously
gained BY demgogic appeals against taxa
ton Of the por mans drink. The vote
was 266to as. A:dispatch says: :.
When the, ;rsnlt was announced Lord
upon their bnches and enthusiastically
vowed their hts. md the cheering was res
newed The Earnellites and all the Conser-
Natives Yso6tda' with The snajority. The
majority inckded Sir Miclfeals Brewer sand
several Irish Liberals. Although strong
whips htsd bem issued, mani vefnment
supporters we're absent. When the result
OF thetlivisifn was announced Gladstone,
who had bea leaning forward in his chair
and cynicplH smiling, started, turned pale
and clutchedhis hands nervously togeth-
er. The house Immediately became a
babel ofconhainn; men,hers yelling, stamp
ing, and 'waEng hats, neckties, and handket-
chiefs. "A tunultuous cheer came from the
ASll. I'LL cpetthCi L CCA AoWACu
Tor order. The Parnellites pointed at Glad
stone and yelled: s''That is the price ofcoer-
cion! ~ Down with Buckshot Forster!'
Remember Miles ] oycep' Gladstone arose
to move an djournment, but stood in his
place full o. minute before ecould be heard.
The cabinet has been summoned to meet
again: < cmendous excitement was caused
BY the announcement OF the result OF the
,diy ds sg Al and Gladstone immediately ad-
iournsdl Vie house.s IL 4 Y a il Il Y Il
The Lfndou Times, inan editorial, says:
The FesitaatioW OF the cabinet in the pres
ent ssias s ARaangs not be hastily de-.
.SaES hWbsther such, a course would not
be q sfa Tfong to the country. Il ~ ~;
The London News snys: 1t is impossible
to- forecast the consequence of the vote.
The ministry will probably resign and the
opposition takepossession OF the govern
mhnt. We aonot suppose that Seyen con
seryative leaders win seek to ;Indoiwhat
has been done on the Afghan question. The
whole policy OF the country is thrown into
momentary confusion. Wehopeitmay NOT
BLASTING confusion.;i., e.{ SiFH stFEl3 &
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
henry Ward Bsedhsr says he knew moth.
ing Of the presidential purpose Of giving his,
son Herbert an Office, andlhas never asked
ian office Tor anybody. s.. 81 u. - 5.
The criminal calendar.

u a huneing physician Killed Mrs. Horace
White with an excessive hypoderm;c iniec.
tion OF morphia. $50 : +i ~.
Ahouse committee OF the Illinois lee;sla.
ture charges the chief state grain inspector
with serious delinquencies.
sixty-fve white persons, large portion
OF them Western drummers, are indicted in
taaas ,PeS';,for playing poker ;--....-.-.1.
Walter G, Whipple. son oiAdjs Gen. Whip
PIE committed suicide at his dying. house
IN CINCINNATI by shooting himself Through
the heart. = EEIIEI Z ia sif3 Of II
The death and alleged cruel treatment 81
ather Emanuel, one Of the Oldest monks lku$ q
the monastery at Gethsemane, KY, .byl the
abbot, Father Benedict, is reported. as8tiI
8 Edward = Taylor, cashier. Of the Logan iDbr
National tis'l le. bank, ct West Liberty. ohio,
which failed last September, was indicted
ior the misrepresentation OF 5000 and
mas surrendered himself and gave 10000
Dali. ~ s39st '5Gli5ss afEsGsit2 tsas3
arizona dispatch: About 100 Indians
rom San Carlos have been raiding over the
country for hs1ast week, DIES roying proper;
Sty and killing ranchers. w. A. Daniels,
mounted custom inspector, was Killed sii
miles from Bisbee. + Z y Q
- EFas rr F, H.N- q - |t
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
5 The ApaoheiWa

Tombstone, Arizona, to T. @. G. Lamar,,'
Secretary Of the Interior, Washington:
Our country iss overr1nsswit the Indians, Il
many citizens haze beeh FILLED Chsericahu
and Swisshelm Bmo,ihtains being their
present rendezvous ;nSed troops here.
Gen. Pope, cornmaHfling 4ha Pacific, ii
twelve hundred milessd iatant! He kpoWs
nothing OF tho actual situation. Citizens
have no guns or horses. Most OF the troops
being in. New Mexico and elsewhere, leaves
the Cochise county unprotected. Help us
I HShis'is sisssssa 81 thsbSasds 4 supervisors
ofGochise comfy AriEonas cShector ofcus.
TOMS sheriff and couhty probate judge.
The Indians are daily picking off a lew
citizens and now and then o soldier It is
called q war but scttrcely deserves the nameS
OF anything but a rnnrderous raid. An In
dian called Geronimo" is the Sitting Bull
of the affair. 1t was livery giieVous error
for the government,t to release GERONIMO al,
erhe was captured putinirons in 1877,
at Oso Calente, Mexico, by the San Carlos,
Indian police. !. fs5 SIX Z. s h,
After he was put on,tile sansC aflos reserYt'
walton he only remained d lew months, and
went off to his old murdefous business
Whehtfirst captured lie was worthy ofdeath,
for his hands were. dripping with the blood
OF his victims. So certain was he Of lenient
treatment that in a year and n half he sur
rendered himself and was in 1880 again turn
ed loose on the reservation. The next year
he again went on the war path, was again
escorted back to the reservation. When
he gets tired Of butchering people onthis
present trip he will expect to be. escorted to
San Carlos with all the honors d war. #.
y /. -. b
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
Sensation at Kansas City,

A sensation in church and society circles
was vas created at Kansas City by the publica-
ton in the Times oflegal d documents and in.
terviews from Rochester, Ny, going to
show that Rev. Henry D.: Jartiine,
rector OF st. Mary's Episcopal church
81 this g. city, served two years in
having been sentenced when he was seven
teen years OF age for burglary Of the store.
OF his brother-in-law, Mr.. Pritchard OF
Rochester, in 1860. Ailibel OF $50, 900 has.
been some time pending against the Times
Tor publishing certain charges ofimmorality
against Mr.. Jardine. The latter does not
deny the penitentiary charge. 4. ,s.,.gs
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

81 Another bank officer in New, York,
has taken $15O,ooo and fled tot Can
ada. He was supposed to be.a model
young man and therefore was mott
watched, as;others were who were not
presumed to be in the model line2 /; /; y,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
From Washington.

Competent railway postal clerks will not
be disturbed says FL stmaster General Villas.
The app ointment of Robert s. Kelly as
United States marshal for Montanais VIC
tory Tor the new delegate, Toole. 81
President Cleveland met his old school
teacher, Mr.. J.W. Hubbard, among the
Iowa excursio nists: at Washington. q.
Gen. Logan has returned to Washington
and, lost no time before calling at the White
House to pay his respects to Mr.. Cleveland.
The new pension office in Washington, al
though not half finished has cost more than
the original estimate Tor the completed
work, nj. r. ;3:st: itSs
collector OF internal revenue, Second district
oi Wisconsin, and William A. Walker agent
at the Green Bay Indian agency. q.
The president recently appointed the FOL
lowing collectors Of internal revenue: John
It. MEG onigIe, Ninth district III 2Pennsylya-
MIA; Attilla Cox, Fifth district OF Kentucky;
George N. Davis, Fourth district OF Michi.
gan. * .s.z (, u Il, II We u a: <,
Assistant P Postmaster General Hay says
that he would, notwithstanding the sug-
gestions Of congressman, appoint post
master opposed in politics to the admins
tration, if q majority OF the patrons OF the;
office favored such Applicant 5:s KS @ss:z
The authorities of the postofice depart
ment are exercising themselves to effect the.
capture OF Hibbs, the defaulting postmaster
OF lewiston, Idaho. and it is believed that
he may have remained I'M this country al !
though he was reported to have fled into
British Columbia. E, 81 y.
Delmar, ex-chief of the bureau Of statistics
in Washington, said in an interview in, Lon
don that President Cleveland left The, prac-ll
tical treatment OF the Silver quest On! \ to;
Secretary Manning, who was using all OPP
portunities to discourage the MI netization
ofsilyer. Manning in his annual reportwill
probably recommend tharepeal OF the Bland
act. s tSilt 5 " - ''
The preside nt made the following among
other appoint Robert 8. Kelly.
United States marshal for Montana; O. G,
Halls, receiver 81 public moneys, La Crosse;
PIX. Wiser and GeorgeI Warmer, receiver
and register, respect lively, at Tracy, MINI.
Messrs. Wiser and Warner are. both from
Mankato, and were ind orsed BY the Kelly
Doran combina lion. - hs;j555ss
3. The president has made the following APP
pointments: To be United States Marshals
: Edward NJ. Boyken, district; 81 South Car
Solina;; Thomas Jefferson Carr, Territory o.
Wyoming; Romnlo Martinez, Territory Of
New Mexico. United States Attorneys
j ohm Eatlett Gibson, eastern division Of
Virginia; Gustayus Van Hoorfeke, southern
Territory Of Wyoming. Receivers at Land
Offices John Es Budd ,at Stockton, Cal;
Joseph Hill at Beatrice, Neb., vice William
HI Summers, resigned; w: Re- Edgar at Iron
ton. Mo; Hugh 9. alIace at Salt Lake City,
Utah. William Marlborough oIleetorof in
5fernal revenue, Fourth district of North
Carolina; Robert Taylor, pension agent at
Knoxville, Tenn, vice N. R. Gibson, sus-
pended. ~ gif ~ : I. 81:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

One million, seven hundred and forty
Thousand dollars worth Of state bonds
have been issued. in Connecticut ut
three per cent, and are selling slightly,
above par. It is an Indication Of the
great amount of unemployed capital,
and also of the depressed condition Of
most manufacturing interests at pres.
.ent. But on the other hand, it is an.
unmistakable and very gratifying in.
dication also, Of the unexceptionali
credit of the state ,.of Connecticut; no
repud ion OF debts in, her records.
Only the United States governmenthas
sai better showing No Europeancoun-
stry, not Great Britain, nor France,
Germany Russia, nor Italy, nor Aus
atria have SO good: u. si4ss i.5;ift
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

Secretary Bayard addressed the stu
dents Of Kansas University on sindi-
vidualityy e. and. spoke Of the despotism
of majorities as one Of the weaker
points Of the system: Of the United
States, that must be count racted BY
the power 81 individuality. !.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
Casualty Record,

One Of the buildings Of the Canton Paper
company at Canton Ohio, was burned.
Lose, $50, 900; insurance, $26 800.
In theconfla gration at Arix Gayes, Hayti,i
foni May is, three hundred buildings were
destroyed and one thousand families rem
;dered homeless. Loss over 5000, O0O. sitt5
N The Rumiord chemical works and Smith
q Collins dyeing establishment, four large
buildings at Providence, R. i. were burned.
Loss, $50, 900. x FL. d j55gali 3
Further particulars OF the fearful water
spout which burst near Logas, Mex.,ion the
9th instant, show the loss of life to be
greater than at first reported.
% At Newport, R. l., saloonkeeper Renson,
lina fit Of delirium tremens, sits on q. key OF
powder and explodes it, blowing his build
Ing and himself to kingdom come. Sl 80 q
Victory, Vernon county, Wis., was III, IN
.roofed BY tho storm and 100 families made
homeless. Nobody was seriously injured
sotherw The money loss is estimated at
SEC, 900. y. s.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court
has decided, following the action Of
other courts of high authority, that
the sale or purchase of a life insurance
policy is illegal and void, even when
made ingood faith and with the knowl-
edge and approval #of the-company.
Suchitransactions, tits held, are con-
trary to public policy and sthe just
principles oflifeinsurance, and amount
in reality to gambling on the duration
Of human life. by Etiis.. 81. \.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

sgf kAly gray 9 London actreas, clsines Is b,
ne ePly legal Mra Edwin Solomon, and doesn,s
steS BOW Lillian Russell can occupy that paais
a mas meeting, attea1ed W 1000 psrsona,
was held fn Landon to denonnco tho action al
M. ders, chancellor OF the exchefiIeri III
increasing TIC duties on beer and spirita
Grand Duke Vladimir haa starsad on 4 tour
Sof inspection o. the military districts ii rms
4 aia scheme for the navigation Of The Arai
sec and river oHHs has boen completed. IN
aotilla, and the company undertskos Mo n mn;
VIDE Transportation for % 00, passeIiRers and
+ WV pounds of Cargo monthly.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
Concerning Express, Companies nj 4 /

Mr.. Cakes as president OF the Northern
Pacific Express Co., being recently inter:
viewed concerning Express Companies in
general and the Northern Pacific in partic4
nlar expressed himself as willing to give, any,
Information proper to be made public con
corning his own company. Asked theieffecti
the advent OF the Wells Fargo into North
ern Pacific territory had upon the business
OF the Northern Pacific Express company.
Mr.. Cakes replied that it did not affect his
company severely. The company, he said, !.
has, ofconrse, lost some business and reye!'
nue., butts far the result fs fall opd as
this year is greater than it was during the
corresponding time oflast year. Speak king OF
the relation OF the Northern Pacffic Rail-
road company to the Northern Pacific Ex-
press company, Mr.. Oaks said the report
that the two companies were distinct or
CARNATIONS, and that the former had no
interest in the latter was not true The
express company although a separate or
ganization, is wholly owned by the railroad
company. Consequently its success is pro-
portionately as much ~ matter OF import
ance to the railroad company as either its
freight or passenger department. and as all
the surplus earnings go into the treasury Of
the railroad company the reason. for this is,
obvious. IN b & 4 ~ r..
The railroad company is in sympathy
with the; express company in the fullest ex-
tent. and iswillihgi to- Bring to- bear its
whole moral influence, In every possible
legitimate manner, to iurtherits ends. This
iact Mr.. Cakes is anxious tohave the friends
OF the company understand. The relations
existing between the two companies are.
precisely the same ) as those existing
mics and the unIaa Pa sassf SsP3pai
and Missouri Pacific ssysteina ,fiiE ahe
Baltimore C Ohio Railroad company
pna ~ ne SeI2 aspMss
said, OF express companies Operating over
the systenlsl med are paitlto tliefaifroad
COMPANY 9if lose r6aa they .nfSsea ssidl,
ana ot,5ds Ayitl lt lid Old Sptess cq,iilSi5ies,
paid to men who are only stock holders in
the express companies, us the Northern PIT
cific is now psaGtieally doing. The friends
s4p ass bfasxs u s sa 81 @
'willscontinue to increase as roads combine
and merge into large systems, placing under
one management roads COVERING and com
Meeting widely separated sections OF The
country. They will, he says, be the rule,
rather than the exception, in q few years
Asked il the large capital, long experience
and trained force OF the old companies did
not give them q great advantage NJ. cakes
don t think IL does. Idon't think You .i,, {
will believe il does, whenf yods 1eoks at tile.
Rasss sstf sha
sent q capitaliza ion; of less than SIS o, pDO,.
900. Now look on the railroad express Ms
practically q department OF the sHond OYER
which It opera es. We have to offset this
bined capital soi the ortherin Pacific Unioi,
Pacific Wabash. M iss01lri Pnni n und IIaI.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18

The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin de-
@cides that5a child at school cannot be
compelled to carry wood to the school
stove. The court held that carrying
wood is not a legitimate feature Of a
system Of public Instruction. The
requirement that school children shall
bring Up; wood, ''siit; says, thas nothing
To. do with the education Of a child.
T. is nothing but manual labor, pure
and simple, and has no relation to
mental deyeIo pment. i a child can
be comp lled 70 bring up wood, he can
he made to saw and split it before it is.
brought up; he can be compelled to
I bring il TO the school yard and throw
4: if the basement, can be: made to.
clear the sidewalk of snow, wash the
windows OF. do any, other mental work
about theischool house and grounds"
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-06-18
The Damage ~ sunday ,storin.

A special from La Crosse says:-The storm
Of Sunday struck the Southern Minnesota
road at Ramsey, travelled along the road to
Lanesboro, then %southerly across Caledo-
mia, New Albin, Iowa, Victory, Wis, and
thence into the state, expanding it's force
The damage to crops is less than expected.
Some fields look as though newly narrowed,
tnota green spear being visible. In Others
grain is beaten down, but will recover. All
sis reported. Three carsstt glass vert. Or
dered i BY telegraph in towns from
Alden to Lansboro. At New Albin o
tw6sstory frame school house, costing
$4,000, was demolished, an elevator was
piled in q wreck across the railroad track,
seven residences were totally wrecked,
twenty unroofed and many others moved
from their foundations. -Four children were
sseyerely injured, but no deaths occurred.
sThe,wind was SO furious as to drive boards
completely Through the walls, us though
fired from . cannon. !. AT Victory, "a small
town in Vernon bounty, Wis., the storm
lasted thirty minutes, during which time it
was as dark us night, except for binding
flashes oflightning Buildings were ruined
and shadet trees two tin Diane ertern up
blythe rootssf Not d house insthef Village
wholly escaped damage, while all the barges
andsboats along the river were wrecked and
sunk. Theprincipallosersa are: G. G. Clark,
merchant, whose store was nnroofed, win
dows blown in and stock deluged; w. d,
Lawrence, dwelling house and contents
wholly ruined stone warehouse belonging
to- Mrs. Cook, wrecked hotel blown down
and furniture demolished; bedding is said to
be scattered over the comtryiior hall q
mile. There are 100 fnmilies without q
roof Of their own to shelter them. No ex-
anN1stima tes Of damage are made, though
NYiStory and New Albin must have suffered
to tie extent Of 100000. 5sSyssi 4sss