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FereIpn Markets

LONDON, October 23.-Thc demand loI
discount during the week was restricted
quotable lta2l.
Business on Stock Exchange WAS mac.
tive; downward tendency throughout, but
thcre.was no notable fall In any depart,
ment.
American railroad securities were irreg-
ular with fluctuations with narrow limit,
closing yesterday weak.
PARIS, October %. There were huctu-
ations on the bourse early in the week, sue
cceded by general stcadiness and ten
dency 10 rise, which was checked toward
the close yesterday by advices Of lower
prices on other bourses.
BERLIN, October 23.-Busincss ON the
bour,c was dull and there was o general
fractional decline in internationals, duo "
the iiatness Of Russian securities.
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SptctW IttCgrdm ~ NE Register.
WILLTAMsTowN, W. Va, October "a -
EX. POstmaSterC. F. Scott and Anthony
Smith, the Republican candidate for State
Senate spoke here last Friday night to the
slimmest crowd of the campaign. OF tho
twenty who were present at least One-hali
were Democrats. Most of the Democrats
remained but several prominent Republi-
cans, diSgusted with the slim turn ont and
still simmer discussion of the issues re-
tired, even old man Palmer the outgoing
Republican postmaster, got sick and
left Scott's speech was arehash Ofthe old
ones he slung around the hills OF Wood a
number of years ago. He's ante-dated
Smith was still worse. The revolutionary
war was about the latest thing he could
remember, and he rung the changes on
that theme. If George WashiDgtOn's dis
embodied spirit had heard Anthony.s rem
ditiOn of primal American history he
would have wondered how he could have
fought for the British and gone into CO.
partnership withSanta Anna. II was the
worst ever saw. As finale to the farce
one Of the leading Republicans present Of
tered a Democrat 800 to vote the ticket
what that is nobody could tell from the
misinformatiOn they got from the speak
prS
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SENATOR KENNA AT WESTON.
Brilliant speech That Aroused Demo-
cratic Enthusiasm.

SAe1c GhAhuskhsIns
WESTON, W. VA, October 24.-The
Weston Opera House trembled for two
hours and halfyesterday afternoon under
the applause brought forth by the match
less logic and Oratory Of our young Senator
Hon. John E. Kenna. He made speech
replete with unanswerable argument and
decorated with rhetoric and powerful CO.
hereney. Never was there delivered an ad-
dress equal to this one in Weston, and never
was one more Opportune The Senator
could not have answered the polished
phrases of General Goff s speech any bet
ter had he been present here on Monday.
kenna, holding in his hand Gen. Goff s
speech, took up each point aud exploded
his untenable position and fallacious argu-
ment with force and effect that went
home to the heart of every voter in the
large and attentive audience. He showed
and proved that not foot
OF the Inheritance of the people had ever
been given to corporations, aliens or rail-
road companies by the Democratic party,
yet the Generals speech declared that in
twenty-three years the Democrats had
given away fOrty-three grants, while the
Republicans in eighteen years had only
given twenty-three. The Senator proved
that the land donated by the Democrats
was given to tbs States and not rs General
GOtf had said. The Senator got OFF 4 rich
joke on General Goff by telling he had
been taken time and again for the General
and he supposed that was why the Cen
eral got so many votes. ''Well," be said,
Il have given you satisfactory evidence of
the Generals good looks. Now | want
to give you satisfactory reasons why you
should vote for Judge Brannon and not the
General. Here he exposed the Generals
wrong position on the tariff and all other
Republican apostles to the false faith of
the present system. The work of Senator
Kenna will be felt in the land.
A special train left for Clarksburg at 6
p. IN. with q large crowd, ut which place
the Senator will speak tonight, and return
to Weston at p. m. and speak at Roanoke
Monday. The Weston band has been en-
gagged to 60 to Clarksburg. About l 800
people were at the Opera House.
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Steambargc Burned.

DETROIT, October 24.-At an early houl
this morning fire broke out in the steam
barge Wm. Rudolph while crossing Lake
st. Clair. Capt. Rudolph requested the
steambarge Cleveland to sink his vessel
and the Cleveland crushed in the Rudolph:
stern causing the vessel TO sink. Later in
the day tug went up from this city and
by 10 o'clock succeeded in extinguishing
the flames. Both vessel and cargo are 9
total loss. The Wm. Rudolph was rated
A ., valued at So, 900 and insured fol-
$4,000 She was loaded with lumber
valued at several thousand dollars and
without insurance. She was owned by
East Saginaw parties and was bound down
from Bay City to Cleveland.
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What the Earthnuake Did.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October A.-There
has been no seismic disturbance here since
Friday night. There was one shake at Sum.
merville to-day at Is a. m. 1t was scarcely
perceptble, but for the fact that it was
preceded by detOnations. One serious re,
suit of the shocks ut Summerville Friday
afternoon is the general rise Of water in
the wells. One case at Summerville
Depot shows that water rose thirty-four
feet The general average was from six 70
eight feet. In a special instance the water
rose fifteen feet in a well, remained n;
that height several hours, and then fell
five feet. Observations also show that the
water was extended almost invariably from
issures made on the night of August 1st.
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Jay Gould gatisfled.

ST. LoCIs, October N.-Jsy Gould,
after having made thorough examination
OF his railroad property In the West,
Southwest and 81. Louis. started tonight
for New York. He expresses himself -
well satisfied with the condition Of his
roads and their terminal facilities, except-
ing the latter In st. Louis. He asys thac
81. Louis. bushes has increased 20 rapidly
Of late that the terminal facilities here ase
totally Inadequate and they must b en-
laryed and increased very soon.
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An Old Lady Roasted 20 Death.

NEWARK, o., October 23-Mrs. Olive
Thomas, lady eighty-fve years Of age,
who resided about four miles north oi
Granville, this county, met with a borri.
BILE death to-day. Mrs. Thomas wa
boiling cider over an outdoor fire, and
While leaning over the kettle her clothing
Caught fire. She saw the flames and
started to run toward the house, calling
Tor help at the top Other voice. Her run.
ming famed the fire, and in a few mo-
ments her clothes was mass OF flames.
The old lady fell, overcome by the pain,
and ere help could arrive was literally
roasted 10 death.
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REPUBLICAN DESPERATION.
Tricks Resorted to by Republicans to Keep
from Seeing the Light.

Tricks ResOrted to by Republicans to Keep
from Seeing the Light.
SysctR Telegram 10 he Register
CLARKsRURG, W. VA, October "a
Hon. Jno. Kenna and JnO. J. Davis spoke
to a large audience tonight. The Demo
Gratis are jubilant.
The Republicans of Harrison must be
very fearful of the future of their little
idol, when they resort to tricks like the
following: When Senator Kenna made
the announcement that he would speak here
tonight and while Judge Brannon was in
Braxton, the Republicans got out posters
prOclaiming that joint discussion would
take place at Bridgeport, about five miles
below Clarksburg, between Judge BrannOn
and GOff The point is that Judge Bran
non was never asked to speak at Bridge
port. and the posters were trick to draw
an audience away from Senator kenna's 5
elOqucuce.
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The Turkish Navy.

CoNsrANrINoPLE,O Oct a.-In addition
to orders for new torpedo boats the Sultan
has commanded the Admiralty to e1pend
!, 500, 600 pounds on men Of war. In view
of the state Of Turkish finances the Cabi-
net Minister oppose this new project Of
the Sultan's, especially the Grand virier,
who thoroughly objects to the building Of
torpedo boats.
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Arrived Safely

"a. "a. d! STE MARIE, MICH, October 2i.
-, ,.5 !, o'eIdue propeller Dominion, which
NJ. ,u2AIAt 70 have been wrecked above
~ -''e iSh Point, arrived down this even
n. Inc wrcc!lage floating about ut the
~ ~ y, Lake Superior is probably that of
rs,,llOOuer Eureka. The latter was for
NJ 'o"e,i hY the steamer Glasgow, and
si,5P u presumed that the life preServer found
~ ~ Tue wrecSage marked Glasgow"
in, "a "a board Of the Eureka. As yet moth
: "''' been heard OF her lost crew.
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A Generous Landlord

DUBLIN, October 2i.-Mr. Scully, q
large land owner in Tippcrary, has abated
twenty-five per cent. OF the judicial rents.
This is the largest reduction made In
Tipperary since the judicial rents were e.
tablished. Mr.. Scully, in notifying hi,
tenants of the reduction, said he could not
ignore the condition Of affairs at the pres.
ent time, and was prepared to share with
his tenants inevitable losses.
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PARIS, October 23.-The Temps says:
Lord Randolph Churchill, in his Hart
ford speech. announced Englaud's aband-
onment Of her active influences IN Euro
pean politics owing TO the disproportion
between her army and those Of other
European nations We regret this In the
cause Of liberty, and because II renders
France more isolated. "
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w. L. WILSON AT MANNINGNoN.
A Large Gathering OF Attentive Democrats
Listen to Him.

Listen To Him.
Special TSlsgrdR 10 TIE Register.
MANNINGTOE, w. Va, October a.
Hon. w. l.. Wilson was greeted here yes
terday by the largest gathering ever as
sembled in our town to hear the political
issues of the day fair and honestly discussed.
He dwelt ut length on the present admin
istratiOn and the tariff question. He set
himself Alright on the tariff rs the Repub-
licans have been trying to make the i'm
preston that he is a free trader, but his
speech to-day settles the question that he
IS neither free trader nor for war protection
tariif-but protective for for revenue to
run the Government He was atteutively
listened to one and half hours.
The Republicans are reSOrting
to all kinds Of tricks in this and Wetzel
counties. Over in the interior OF Wetzel
where a great many do not take county
PAPER they are circulating among Demo-
Gratis that the election is the second Tues
day in November to try and keep them
inam the polls II has been caught on TO
and the report will De- corrected before the
election.
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tn. Gar 10 Name /. CandIdat.

SOFIA, October 2l.-The chiefs Of the
Sobnnje have decided to send TO the Czar
deputation consisting of s. Gavikon,
Gueschoff and Metropolitan Clement.
They will be instructed to complain ofths
action of Gen. Kaulbars as Russian agent
and to ask the Car 10 nam candidate for
the Bulgarian throne. The Russian Con-
suls in Bulgaria have been ordered 10 70
fuse passports TO the members Of the pro-
posed delegation.
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Starystion A. a CurealI.

SHARON, October 24.-Dr. K. c. Fisher,
who has created sensation in the medical
world by the alleged discovery Of q nu-
TRENT which will sustain life to the exclu-
sion of food, leaves tonight for Washing
ton, d. c. He will make public test OF
his discovery, taking a number Of patients
and placing them on an absolute fast.
guaranteeing n cure for whatever disease
they may have. He goes at the invitation
of q number Of prominent men.
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Champions Of Eyerything.

ST. LOUIS, October 2.-The fifth game
Of the local championship series between
the st. Louis League and American base
ball teams to-day resulted in victory for
the latter, the score being to 5. This is
the fifth successive defeat which the Ma.
rooms have suffered at the hands Of the
Browns, and by it the latter team won the
championship. They are now champions
of the city, Of the American Association,
and of the world
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A Wedding Serenader A accidentally Killed

NEWARK, O., October 23.-A most dis.
tressIng accident occurred near Beach, in
the western part of the county, by which
young man named Carry Noe lost his life.
The accident occurred shortly after the
performance of the wedding ceremony OF
Mr.. Marian Myers and Miss CIouse, and
during the progress Of charavari in honor
of that event young Noe was one of the
party engaged in the sercnade. Nearly all
OF the party were firing guns pistols, etc,
and IN the darkness and confusion bullet
from a revolver, careleSsly fired, struck
him in the forehead between the eyes
killing him instantly. The affair casts a
gloom over the entire neighb0rhood.
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THE ANARCHISTS SPEECHES
Printed I'm Book Form and the Whole Coun-
try Flooded With Them.

CHICAGO, October 24.-At meeting OF
the Central Labor Uuion, held in the An
archists' old headquarters, 81 West Lake,
this afternoon, report was presented from
committee appointed last Sunday to have
the speeches of the condemned Anarchists
printed in book form. The committee an
nounced that thousands of copies of the
book had been sent to all parts of the
country, and that many of the labor or
ganizations in the various cities are acting
as distributing agents. Proceeds of the
sale, so the report said, would soon be
pouring in from all parts of the United
States to assist the eight prisoners.
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ParkerSburg Points.

Special Telegram 10 the RFgtS,T
PARKERSBURG, W. VA, October o.
The Republicans held their District Con-
yention here yesterday and nominated S.
7. StapletOn, the present incumbent, for
Magistrate, over A. B. Beckwith, Chief of
Police. A number of Republicans made
no concealment of their determination to
down Mr.. Beckwith tor this or any other
office.
The pOstOfice and store ut Torch, Ohio,
was burglarized last night and SlOO worth
of stamps and goods stolen. No clue.
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AHnrrihIe Accident.

SDscill telegram 10 the Register
CI.ARESBURG, W. VA, October PA
horrible accident happened here at the de-
pot tonight. Thomas Flaherty while
either sitting ON the platform or attempt
ing to cross the track was struck by the ac-
eommodatiOn train. Both legs were sever
ed from the body. He died about three
hours after receiving the injury. II is said
that Flaherty was under the influence of
liquor. The full particulars are not yet
known
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AS BAD AS DYNAMITE
Mr. GLADSTONE ATTACKED By NYRIADS
AT HIS HONE


LONDON, October a.-Mr. Gladstone
while telling tree at Hawarden on Sat.
urdsy routed nest of wasps They made
an attack on him, in consequence Of which
he was unable to attend church to-day ~
his face was terribly swelled from the
effects of the insects bites.
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Kentucky Belle Burned to Death.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October "a
Miss Sally McGrath, niece Of
the noted turfman, Price Nc.
Grath, was burned TO death at Lexington,
KY, this morning Her clothing eaugh,
FIRE from the crate and before the fame
could be extinguished she was
horribly burned, and died after five hour
Of great suffering Her sister Miss Belle
was also seriously burned in trying TO eI-
tinguish the hamfa- Miss McGrath was O
blue grass belle and one Of the handsome
Isl ladies in Kentucky.
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Two Important Deeds.

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Oct A-Two
deeds execute by the Virgins Midland
X. X. Co., on April 18th last, were placed
on record yesterday in the Corporation
Court OF the city Of Alexandria. The 6st
is a deed oftrust TO the Central Trust Co.,
New York, 10 secure 81, SOC, ,000, and Il
is intended its laid 70 take up the various
series Of bonds now outstanding and con-
solidate them 10 one series. The second
deed IL lease by the Virginia Midland Co.
for 90 years Of sill its property 70 the Rich
mond K Danyille X. Il. Go.
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Brotherhood Of ~. Andrew..

CHICAGO, October 4.-The first general
convention Ofthe Council of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew and Episcopal Church
organization, was originated three year.
ago in st. James Parish, Chicago, was held
IN Central Music Hall last evening
Delegates were present from 20 chapters
representing : dioceses, extending from
Connecticut to Nebraska. Its constitution
was adopted by central committee
elected, and preparations made Cor greatly
extending the brotherhood. The Objects
of the order are embodied in the two vows
taken by all its members, TO pray daily for
young men and labor individually 10 bring
young men into the church.
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German spI.. Arr..,.d I'm France.

PARIS, October %. The two Germans
recently arrested at Fere-Cbampenois have
given their names N Estingcr and Wcnzel,
and have admitted that they were engaged
in taking plans Of forts and various routes
in France for the German Government, and
that for each letter containing information
regarding forts and routes sent 20 Ger
many they received sovereign.
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Rector Nominees,

LONDON, October 23-The Earl Iddes-
leigh, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the
Right Hon. Sir Lyon Playfair have been
nominated for the Rectorship Of Ediu-
burgh University. Sir Lyon Playfair was
formerly Professor Of Chemistry in the
University and for many yea, represented
that institution in the House Of Commons
Lord lddesleigh is the present incumbent.
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Drowned

MILWAUKEE, October 24-At Beloit,
Wis, while riding in sailboat ON koct
river to-day, A. c. Thompson and Jacot
Fleck were drowned by the upsetting o.
the boat.
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Horriblr Murdered.

q I,11,l'fic, No, Oct. 24.-The dead body
AMI 5',sN1hIer ,-'|, McNici;aTS, - years of age,
6715 y.' Known in this vicinity, was
sfT u E1yine near Pacific yesterday
TIM, ,"o bullet holes in his head, with his
a, .,I Guy iTom ear to ear. McVickars was
aaneJ AMI u. ~ company with a young man
5b,,, webster Jackson, who is supposed
pQ1o'. eommitted the murder for the
JssEsse " securing the old mans money.
SUI escaped and is still at large.
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yoleano Year.

PANAMA, October A.-The Irazu vol
cano near Cartago in Costa Rica has long
been considered extinct. Recently, how.
ever. smoke has been noticed floating oyei
the old crater. Thus another proof is giyer
that volcanic agencies are more than usu
ally active this year.
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soldiers and indians pItched.

NEW ORLEANS, October 24.-A special
train on the Louisville & Nashville Rail
road, which left here last evening, having
aboard United States troops and Apache
Indians was ditched near Rigolel. 1t Is
reported that no one was hurt.
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ACowardly Murder,

CLEVELAND, October 24.-John Ketty-
meyer and Chris. Fetzer quarreled IN sa-
loon at Tfin, D., yesterday, and Fetzer
went home. About o'clock n. m. ketty-
never went to his house and raped at the
door. Fetzer opened window and look
out, when Kettymyer shot him in the face,
inflicting fatal wounds. Kettymeyer has
beea arrested
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Thirteen Miners Entombed by a C.v.-In,

LEEToNIA, o., October 23-This morn.
ing the main entrance OF the Burrier coal
mine in Hanover township, this county,
eaved in, closing in thirteen men and two
mules. One OF the men, Charles Duper.
was injured internally, but may recover.
Seven Of the men succeeded in making
their way out through the air shaft The
entombed six were soon rescued by busy
workmen on the outside, and by 2 O'Clock
this afternoon the fallen debris was all
cleared away. Duper, who was injured
inwardly, was taken 10 his home, whert
good nursing will be given him, and be
may pull through.
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Ths 4. T,Idsu sank

DETRoIT, October 2i.-The schooeer
Samuel J. Tlden anchored in the 81.
Clair River two miles below Port Hurou
TO await the arrival Of her consort This
afternoon the steamship Afsbis,
of the Western Transit Com
pany, bound down, ran hse
down. The Tilden sank soon aftef and
the Arabia was compelled 70 disehares bsr
cargo, being badly injured.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, October Idea.
Jno. Rodmau, Of Frznkfort, Kentucky,
died here to-day Of cancer Of the hvo aUpd
eG years He was twice Attorney Genseal
Of the State and occupied Other promineni
positions. He was for long tims rsposta
Of the Court Of Appeals.
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tn. Au.,ro.German Army sch.m.

VIENNA, October ~. '.-Thc Deufsehe hi
fung, the organ OF the German Nationals
in Austria, reioices in the proposal Of the
Pre.c that an Austro-Gsrman Federal
Army be formed, TO be at the dispozal Of
either country
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Believed To be In Canada.

CHICAGO, October 24.-Wm. Holm.
grass, bOokeeper and cashier for Shourdi,
Storey X kasper, jewellers, is missing. Ii
Is reported to-day that his accounts ar,
$4,000 short. Holmgrass has been with
the firm eight years. He has not been
seen since Tuesday. 1t is believed he is in
Canada
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A,A..,,o-G,ym. Army.

VIENNA, October 23.-The DerisohS
ZeifHng the organ Of the German National
lists in Austria rejoices In the proposal Of
the press, that an Austro- German federal
army he formed to be at the disposal oi
either country.
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SmalIpox I'm Detroit,

DETROIT, October 24.-Three days ago
Mrs. George Geiss, Of Jay street, gave birth
to child. She was taken with some dis
ease which baffled her Physicians skill
and the Board of Health was called in, TO
discover it TO be the most malignant case
of Smallpox yet developed. She died to-
day
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from The s5css
and indis.. etions Of youth, nervous weAk,
ness, early decay, loa Of mannooo, &c, I
viii send you receipt that VIII cure you
free Of charge. This great remedy W.
discovered By . missionary In Soasn
America Send self-Addressed enveacPs
TO the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, sAt@ D.
New York City.
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4 Brutal Murder,

~ L"lI>, October 2L-Last night at
30 clock VIM. Smith driver Of a delivery
.@(On instantly killed Emil Kaltmeyer
a. Tue .4itgrN home, 900 Plain street. The
,n' ~, Men had quarrclled in u down town
Moon, s but they Were prevented from COM
- 20 h.o"S, and kJitmeyer Immediately
s'.. Ss-l Nome. Tie WAS followed thither by
--S'u --5 Who called him out of doors,
~. t-I upon ms appearance began to beat
-.I I "'lou; warning with heavy
,.'' The first blow knocked Kalt-
-.'sI >.nsrlcsS, but Smith was not
- e',''led with this and continued his bru-
~ =. "0'E until his victim was q corpse.
lie murderer was arrested.