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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11
SlMMoNs' LIVER REGULATOR.
The Church

The Church:
, . simmons Liver Regulator is certainly n sre
cIhc hc ior that class of complaints which ii claims
,ocure. IL any of our fellow beings are an f,rr,
Ing IRON hepatic disorders and have doubts I'm
t;on ;sgara G TO the efficacy OF this popular prcpnra
did argument of Philip to Nathaniel, "Come
anu anu see See ,dry the proposed remedy and then
ID. Z. ' '"7"'"su'"'
The Judiciary:
~. have use simmons Liver Regulstor far
Sonsupation caused by a arrangement of The
Liver, ana always, when used accordin nR 10 iirrc
lions, with decided benent."-iIIRkM w ARNEp
late Chief Justice Ga. "N"''"
The Medical Profession:
-" NO other remedy within nv knowIedpe can
~, ~ i.s pace. have been practicinR medicine
Ior twenty years and have never been able 10
Pu. up a vegetable compound that would like
stIm Snnnoh m Liver Regulator. promptly and eftec.
Lively move the Liver to action ana at the satna
une au, instead OF weakening, the digestive
p0Mssrs powers OF the system."-L NJ. IiIsToN, NJ. ID,
All Endorse simmons Liver Regulator.
augIs-eonSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11
CUTICURA I,ENIEnIEs

nan,s 60 so'u pS All uIuggists Price CUTICuRA, 70
cents REsoLyRsr, u %; soar, - cents PorrRR
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Send for 4" How
TO Cure Skin Diseases" "
REAHiiFnt the Complexion ana Skin by
OAH1O using the CUriCURA SOAR,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11
TORN REMOVER.
VICTORIA CORN REMOVER,

Warranted to eradicate completely ana in
short time the most obdurate eorns, hard or
eoft, without pain. sold by Geo. W. Hull Chas.
A. Locher, John X. Kaufman, Dr. WIN. Worm
Icy, And. q. Frey, Chas. J. shnlmyer, and st
BkCHTOLD'S DRUG STORE,
oeclslyd No. col West Orange 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

CoNstpERtN0 tho great beneGts tho race
has derived from u, sickness deserves 10
rank among tho worlds most benelicent
agencies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11
DRIFT.

HAVE you over tried 10 think how much
tho world owos 10 tho pain and suffering In
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

GuTICuRA REMEDIES.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

Here is sample from the poetry corner II
tue journal of90 years ago:
W hen We dwell on the lips of the la, wa adore
MOI pleasure In nature Is missing;
May his soul be In Heaven, he deserved IL. In
shure, ~ "
Who wasrrst the inventor OF kissing.
Master Adam very well think was the man
hose discovery VIII ne'er be surpassed
ven, since the sweet game with creation begar
To the end OF the world may II last
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

How much OF the Baconian philosophy we
owe TO the weak and delicate constitution,
the morbidiy brooiIng and thoughtful med
itative disposition OF Francis Bacon, who de-
clared, &" account my ordinary course of
study and meditation more painful than
most parts OF action are" this is probably
question as unanswerable as the inquiry,
how much of the bitterness and gross mate
rlallsm OF the German Ludwig Fsuerbach's
philosophy must DO ascribed to his long in
validism and the intense suffering from a
diseased spine, in the midst of which his
profound thinking and eloquent writing were
carried on,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

HAVE often wondered that somo Dlsrael
has not yet gone 10 work and shown how
much literature alone IN indebted TO sickness
aud suffering. What a fruitful field for re-
search II would be Why, many Of the pur-
est, most beauteous gems OF literature are
but tho crystallized drops OF blood forced
from their authors crushed and broken
hearts. Some Of the sweetest songs ever
sung on earth, tender and touching az angels
voices, arc but tho sobs and sighs by suffer
ing wrung from tho poets qnlvering soul.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

hui'' racing WAS popular IN tDose days in
tho county, as appears by the following ad.
Sertisement A purse OF eco will DO run for
over the course at New Holland, on Thurs
day, October 10, 1895, the two mile heats and
repeat Tree Tor any horse, mare or gelding /;
each horse to carry H0 pounds Three dol.
lars entrance, II entered the day before, or e.
al the post
purse Of $50 will be run for over the
same course on Friday, the 10th, one mile
and repeat. None but 3-year-old colts To be
entered, each colt to carry l20 pounds.
handsome sweepstake will be run for
ON Saturday, the 18th, over the same courss,
mile and repeat free for any horse, mare or
keidlng, the two winning horses OF the pre-
cedpg days excepted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

Turned out OF nature, mulctsd as "A man,
Refused the daily largosse oi the sun
To humble creatures"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

WE detect t little OF the direct effects at least
OF his constitutional headaches, distressing
ralpitation of the heart and frequent alarm
Ing spells of laintness, in the light and rolick-
ing, nor in the sweet and tender, poetry of
Robbie Burns yet he was almost lifelong
sufferer from them. Cowper is less success
iul in hiding his deep seated melanchoIia
which made his lite one long martyrdom.
De Quincy has himself told US TO what mis-
cries he was subject, in his Confessions of
an Opium Eater" And we feel without be-
ing told that no thoroughly sane and healthy
person could ever have written the Ancient
Mariner"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11

WE could go back to tho very first dawn
of Greek literature and find the worlds
greatest poem ascribed to the blind old
Homer, his own darkness tho source OF
rainbow light arcbing with beauteous prom.
ise and hope tho void and formless origin
and tho brilliant and resplendent culmina-
ton OF ancient poetry. Long before we come
Ia modern times the blind iather OF poetry
was followed by goodly number in anciedt
literature, Greek and Roman, whose bodily
inilrmities and ailments made them tho au
thors Of spiritual comfort, instruction and de-
light 10 the world.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
SATISFIED WORKNEN ELSEWHERE

PHILADELPHIA, Nay IG.-The CIcarli:Id coal
operators. whose works are suspended because OF
STRIKE state that there be prospect OF
and early settlement OF the STRIKE Operators aud men
far apart as ever. although numerous CONFER
ences have held between them with view u set
Element IL is estimated that 1000, 900 of cod
have been lost Of the striking regions Clearned
and Cumberland which has b zen hel by the otl r re-
gous at WORK The operators state that their cotrscs
are upon figures that they could not Sr4ns
An advance in wages without losing money on thein
PHILADELPHIA May 16 (Spectdl.-Ihe clothing cut
ters strike will end afternoon, the aSreeMcas
being for ifty-elght hours a week.
LYSS May l6 tSp>ciaD.-Cuttersa at Francis W. brce "a
shoe factory have complaIned to the joint Board at
Arbitration that the firm is violating its aSreem,ns
There fifty cutters at the factory.
WuKEsB,RRg May l6-The Miners anl Llborsss
Amalga,naed Association in Luzerne ami lackawanna
Counties have invited all the coal operators anu mins
ov ers In counties meeting TO he held hers On
MAY % 70 discuss the eight hour measure.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
setting the mast heads fire. The meteor looked IKE
an imWense sky rocket
WAYLAID BY GERONIMOS BAND.
CAPTAIN HATFIELD ENCOUNTERS THE ArACUEs-
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED.

CAPTAIN HATFIELD ENCOUNTERS THE ArACIiEs-
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED.
TUsCON, May 16. "A dispatch from Huachuea
says Captain Hatfield with troop OF cavalry struck
Geronimo heavy blow Yesterday morning at point
ten miles southeast of Santa Cruz, but few hours
later received heavier blow In return. On Friday
afternoon the hotes about seventy strong struck Miles
Pas rancho, rounding up thirty horses Captain Hatfield
arrived half an hour later aud followed the
trail I'LL dark. Yesterday morning he surprised and
stampe!ed the hostes capturing their horses and en-
tire camp outfit. lie them started for santa
Cruz. but while passing through BOX
Canyon the way thther. CALLING fire. was suddenly
poured upon his little band Tho men disnounted and
made gallant fight which lasted for
an hour. Two OF the command were killed
ami three wounded, aud many Indians fell
but the number is known Captain Hatfield finally
Cruz where he will be Joined by Leuten
ant Cook with Dorst's troops
mayor Ruiz with alarge Mexican force reached Santa
Cruz last night and joined in the pursu: this morning
General Miles, Captain Sebo, Lieutenant Davis, with
troops and Governor Torres OF Sonora, and Project Ri
OF the Magdalena District here in consultation
Governor Torres has just received dispatch from tho
Prefect OF Guaymas stating that General Mar
hold in Sierra Bacatcho May 13. killing 100
and capturing 200 Of the band. The Mexicans lost
twenty killed and fifty wounded. Caeme escaped but
being pursued by troops md and gunboats on the
river This virtually ends tho YaQuis
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
suooriyG Ar BRoDY rHE YEwsBOY

..Stever Brody, the "newsboy who ac-
oir.d reputation as pedestrian some - ars ago ana
nos tterly been employed in the Temple Court al heeN
man aud Nassau sts was shot at as' h'sn' W "'oN'
So, . rouu0 printer TIE men have been on u
,, ,rns for some time and soon afet
pdv ook An interest in the hibuSerng expedition ~
Don,iur.s the old grudge became more intense. ine
,ruh he. weeu seems 10 nave prlyutteu 'hiotsn
taotom.v OF s,me kind. About o'clock last e'ehi"R
In me. nj Park Row and Chambers-st aha sllef an
,tn,crch.ngs OF abuse Brody MT ms adversary
~ tha face Floyd attempted 10 STRIKE oaSh
prody married. his blows and walked OIL N triumph. AZ
ha r'.,ch,d the east roadway ot the brase toyd HF
nr,,cIed hm with q small pistol IN MS hald' ana.
pointing il at Brody. pulled the trisser. ine pas'
osa.d Il ,rml,.sly by the sboy Botn inen we're AT
r.,.J nv Policeman CarOin OF the Fourth ireeihet'
~ locked up IN the Oak street Police STA lou.
Floyd on charge OF ielohious Ass"u" '"u "'o"' Tvs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER or DOGs.

CHICAGO. May 16 (Specidb.-The attack
made unon five children three weeks ago by mad dog.
a, Pullman has brought about general attack upon
dogs In that region by official decree Ihree weeks ago
tho Hyde Park trustees who lesate also for inc town
of Pullman passed resolution that All unnulZel uoas
canning AZ rse and after May ID were 10 oe sll!e
The hnyoc began yesterday. The cracking OF ps'o,
was heard all day and when night came II Is estimator
thnt over 300 dogs had been shot lney "eIc vi a..
acc .lyes aud conditions. The strOllnS Vagraht oui.
tho stately Newfoundland the pet poodle, the puii lu
,nd ali other varieties stood Oh the same lever anu ulcu
the same uniimely death. Valuable wntcnd"gs were
moi sp red. All day long procession "l weepug. wa %
r I'd sweorlng peoplc swarmed into the village nai /.
If was evident that trustees mad not Tor ong Wno
ssued an order that has carried lanentatloh INTO SO
,,,uv names Tomorrow Pullman, sonth thcaRo anu
KrsngtOu will receive special attention irom 'no uos
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
rorrn snAn cRoss rnE cOYTLYENE

PORTLAND, Ore, May 16.-the United States
Fish Commis ,loners car in char-e Of j. Frank DaNs
r,ed here Yesterday II started with 100000 sh ID
Of which about 800 900 died iho way. Half mill'n
were placed In the Columbia River at tue W'ila Jinc
ton and the remainder Will be piceiin the WIiAmee
River at Albany. This experiment OF uansp'ruag
voung shad so great distance. however IS considered
trling As compared with another experiment Al ~
,ept was made hatch shad in the car on tue Jonrhy
ond was a conplete success On Nay ana ',ov"V'v
eggs were taken iutO the Car at iiayfe De "i'co a
nj ce,l IN four Mac ton t jars pnmp was KEEP con,
,ontlv m WORK moving the water 10 keep u csh ahi
the result was fully % per cent of the eHS "oe
hathad Fresh water was obtained ~ every aVaiiAoic
,"'nt OF lhe per cent lost most o. them we're duc 70
pUa',,ur. ha cning All OF the shad hatched OH tho
way VIII De put III the willamette.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
CONTROVERSY OVER THE DUBOIS ESTATE.

ELMIRA, May 16 (Specian.-The publication
OF the sae of property, worth $s,O0o,O0O, by John
Dubois the founder of the village Of Dubois. Lyconing
County Penn. to his nephew John f. Dubois FOR one
dollar brought out letters which 1t claimed show
that he sought do great injury to his niece. Mrs
Thomas Flood and her husband. Of this city. or that
such transfer OF the properly rs alleged ever legally
took place. Prior to 1874 Mr.. Dubois frequently be-
sought Thomas s. Flood to remove to Dubois and to
manage the estate. with view to realizing on the var
parcels of property that he tho owner then Ill ana
not expected long survve might be better able to
distribute among the various heirs Mr. Flood made
frequent to Mr. Dubois. aud In 1871 went 10 Du-
bOs and remained four years as manager OF the proper
ty. returning Elmira to manage his own a1alIs MI
Flood, again. after being impOrtuned by Mr DUBOIS
lastfal took charge OF the old gentlemans property
Mr. Flood possession ettets bearing date Jdn-
nary, February March. April, May. June ana July,
1884, all OF which urge him TO come 10 DUBOIS
ana take charge OF the Old mans property,
re eerence being made real estate AZ well as other
property Now II Is held that II John Dub0lss estate
was decided TO John f. Dubois on January IL ISSi inc
had right to negotiate with and actually en-
ploy Mr. Food look after this property with Stch
promises he had made and tnat. letters IN J0hn
DuboIss peculiar handwriting snow that he was at the
different dates OF writing the owner OF the property
rhe ey-Assstant Secretary Of the Interior. George A.
jerks counsel for John Dubois resigned his government
position assist in the management OF the DUBOIS prop
erty John L. Dubois being his prospective sOn-iiaw
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
VARIOUS FEATURES OF THE LABOR PROBLEM.
Alta amccting OF the United Order OF Amcu-

man Stairbuders yesterday the following resolution
was unanimously adop ed:
W. de3me express our horror and detesiaon Of ms
afIn.ities commtei tho Anarchist oi tucato epl
side The primo pies enncia ed the leaders, 20 De spve.
sye of r principles social 81 IN and lluca tao
be 81 interests Of organized labor,
The General Council OF Laborers Union Protective
Society consisting of elegat fro tie twelve dvIso
of the society representing 5000 men, met M No.
o2g East For y-seveutu ST. IL was resolved 10 Dpycp
the Third Avenue Railroad and 20 request the dyi0Is
to evv an assessment for the benefit ot the strikers
Al a meeting OF the North River Iongsh0r,meh5
Union IL No. 3- Huison-st. 1t was decided not to Work
with members OF Union 40. OF New Jersey. tae mem
hers OF which unlon il Is said, work with non'unon
oil, -, .,,- 4, ,...... A.. NJ.
dcIl's Assembly Rooms in West FOrtyOurtn-st, IL ~ts
reporiea hat seventy five CLOTHING firms ht sgnel al
10 close their stores 1t n H. except on sat
rr,ia
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PaRs, May 16-The race for the frlA uS Diano t,
,Lrerch Oaks, was run at Chanty to-day. The dis
lance was about mile and quarter The race Was
won by NJ A. Lupins bay hlly Pcsa. by Petrhrhi win
w.. same owners chestnut hy Perlina. by silyo sec
ond and Baron schick ers Day hy sakountaa Dy FER
pleXe. tnrd.
BERLIN May 16-It IL reported that the ooVerninen.
has decided TO convert Prussian Is into 3i2s hoiuers
of Tho dcbenure 10 OF the PrussAn state railways hVo
ed notice that exchange their DVpus iot
Gigs.
p.v,s MAY 1f-suez Canal shares have fallen OH 80
franco owing 10 the continuous dmlnuon OF the the re-
crus Of the company, and Panama shares on account
~ a renewal of bad reports, have dropped 20 francs
AIIIEss. May lG.-Arrangenehts nayo p.nn ,n C1an, %
an an FnpllsI steamer 10 brn. members or the Cnah
r 81 Denutir. from the Greek islands to this city Inc
blockade OF the coast Is sui maihlalhcu
MADRID May lG.-Tho Pope has consented 10 D. you
father VI queen Christmas chiid.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
,,n,,,yrD or JDOV THDUtS 1 SLA We.

Bosroy, May 16.-John Thomas, IA former
, w,s burie | here to-day. He was born s!Xty'foar
YEAR, ago on plantation near Annapolis. ML' and ne
~ 50 faithful that master let n to the owners Ok
f,,e,gn vessels as a steward Whie on one Oh '"''s
VOYAGES he the love OF french hlu''o sr "n''s
w - -, t,.d and willed her her freedom. she Liee
, r,ooas M his mas er, Offering all her wedith
!" @ p"S , iHe master wanted $500 IAcy agreed 10 "Or.
nut,l ;Ae amount was secured LUZ go1 a.
"t ,t ner suggestion Thomas escaped 10 '.dsa
o, N "he fnIowei Tuere they were mirrlei anu Hs"i
mnri Just before the war when they teino'Sn & ~ .as
ire X.r
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
BURGLARS IN MONTGOMERY PLACE.
RoBBING THE HOUSE ONCE OCCUPIED By GENERAL
MoNTGoMERY's WIDOW.


POUGHKEEPsrE, May 16 (SpccMN.-Mont-
g0mery Place. Barrytown, to which General Mont
gomerys widow retired after he was killed at Quebec.
entered by professional burglars some time before
daylight this morning They stole nearly 100 pieces OF
solid sverware each marked with the Livingstone coat
o,arms The burglars bored their way into the building
through outside shutter AMI confined their work to
the main noor They ransacked bureau drawers, forced
open mahogany sdeboaris aud secretary and threw
the contents of pautries on tho oor They wont down
into the kitchen and brought upstairs to the paror
cooked meats bread cake, eggs and milk, and made
banquet there aud paralytic houso dog, which
asleep in the parlOr. remained passycy with theln
After eating they fled with their booty In the mansion
at the time Thaddeus smith, the c0achman and his
wife and child below the main floor; Louis Livingston
Hunt Julia Barton Hunt ana Edward Livingston Hunt.
the latter boy above the main floor. and on the tird
floor tho maids, Mary Regan, Margaret Cronln ami
Margaret CrOsk we'll, eight all told. and not one heard
any noise. The cook discovered the robbery when she
entered the kitchen this morning.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
urygoR SETS A BARK on FIRE.

The captain of the bark Vidcite, which ar
rived here yesterday reports that tho sails OF the DARK
were set on May by meteor In latitude o.
lo and 10 longitude To i0. and bat for tho prompt
exertous Of tho men the vessel would nave peoh ue
stfoyed # had passed through severe storm on .no
d,v ureyous and q May the weather pecAho eie"s
au calm settled about the -hp meteor ieit out VI
Ihe sk, aud struck tie SAILS which DIazea w ns'an''
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
GETTING READY TO MAKE An APpEAL

Jaime, COUNSEL THINK THERE WILL BE NO
oTnFR CoNVICrfoX-FULLGEAFF's TURN NEXT
OF the counsel of Jachne Richard ;. New
eombe appeared the conviction OF ms client most
10 heart. Throughout tbs trial. up TO the opening oi
Justice Barrotrs charge, at least Mr Newcombe had
hopeful deIneanor When tie Justice was half through
his charge slip of paper handed to the lawyer In
which he was asked he felt the prospect The
written reuly was Very blue" When the charge was
concluded Mr. Newcombe felt still worse Yesterday he
feeling considerably under The weather. hut in the
afternoon he went down TO General fryOrs mousse lor
Aconference This lasted for more than an hour MI.
Ncwconbe on his return home was asked how he felt
about the case and what proposed 10 do lie SAID,
with a faint effort t. smile:
"well after the charge had hope for my client
have fault to find with the jury for their verdict
do not see they could found differently after
the charge which gwen them. Consider this great
port the charge: Justice Barrett said pOinr
as nearly recall the words. for have the notes
yet that this defendent is trial; but gen
tlemeD, YOU must not forget that the administration
OF justice ls also on uial.' Furthermore,
there was the statement In the charge
that Inspector Byrnes had committed wEful
and wicked perjury else the story OF the defendant
WAS faschood With the thus presented TO them,
how could the jury do otherwise than they did =
"You will appeal The case r Mr.. Newcombe was
asked.
1--WE shall The method of procedure will be- first to
move an arrest Of Judgment upon errors In the case
TLen the habeas corpus will be tried This Is an order
for the warden Of the Tombs 70 show cause why he holds
the prisoner The next step, these two falling VIII De
an appeal In this Justice OF the Supreme Court
Will be applied TO for order for certificate OF facts
and This obtained stay OF proceedings Will be So
cured "a usual sequence"
Mr. Hewcombe next asked what he thought OF the
prospect OF any further convictions and his reply was
:" / DO not how 1t 10 possible Tor any
other OF the indicted to DO convicted There 10 no
Case ans You VIII recall that Justice Barrett
said part of his charge that If there had been no
alleged confession he would direct the jury to bring IN
verdict Of acquittal because the evidence was not
sufficient TO warrant conviction Now In the cases OF
the other indicted men there is no confession, and
therefore, that being the will be impossible to
obtain conviction"
General Pryor. who seen later. said he wished to
have 1t clearly understood that he had no criticism OF
any Kind pass upon judge or jury "Justce Barrett
taid he "s farInUded who invariably seeks TO do
justice wished from the first that the trial should como
up before Lin. because OF his fair-ndedness and his
h-b sese OF justice II he inds that he has made any
errors In this trial. have coufdeuos in him that
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
nrING AErER LIE FIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is (Specidl). James
Archibald was arrested to-day charged with having
caused fatal injuries TO John Crawford III "cna"o"S'
ayhtr Both men we're woavora The fight took place
,.r,av afternoon and Crawford died In the evening
II ia said that there serious marks OF vloohoo
the body aud that death may have beou Hoin n"'u'"
CnuseA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
RrSHOP EECKER INSTALLED.

SAvANNAH, May 17.-The Right Rev. Thomas
A. Becker. formerly Bishop OF wilmington
Del. was installed Bishop OF the Roman
Catholic See OF savannah made vacant ny
the elevation OF Bishop Gross to the Arehblshoplc
Of Oregon A year ago with imposing ceremonies ~
the Cathedral OF Our Lady o! Perpetual Help to-day
Eshops Northrop, OF Charleston, = e., ana
Msore OF ~. Augustine, Fla. =. MonNgnor Qnglcy, OF
Charleston c., and twenty five priests o the d'ocese
New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
DESTRUCTION or 1AaGs Df STILAERT

PEORIA. ILL.,, May 16.-Ihe Enterprise Dis
tllery at Pekin with all It's contents was ehurey 10
stroyed by fire. TINS morhlnS' A"o p"'''"s
contained 2O,OJV pus"o'S '" S
900 yalous of alcohol Four OF corn on the track
we're also des royed together with all Government oooS
Los - % 600; insurance, 5000 The nre w's uh-
i"nl',.dlv the work Of inccndlary Ihe disllesf
,ras owned by Spellman Doehnry The ptoplt"'s
onr 600 reward arrest and conviction of the
incenuitry.