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Tempered With the Grand Jurv

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 2S.-Quite sensa-
tion was produced to-day by the publica-
tion Of sworn statements by eleven MEM
bers Of the Court Of Sessions grand jury
setting forth that a lawyer named Charles
T. Whitcher had attempted to tamper with
them by letter and postal card concerning
a case in which he desired an Indictment
found. The lawyer makes counter state
ment claiming that certain politicians and
officials were interested in getting the case
quashed. Judge Hammond advised the
grand jury to find an indictment against
Whether.
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Grant Memorial Fund.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Executive Com
mittee Of the Grant Monument Association
are preparing to make another appeal to
the public for subscriptions to their fund
They are anxious to obtain the full amount
required this year, and have the contract
for the construction of the monument ar.
ranged early in 1887.
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A LUMINOUS cement is now made in
England and may be used for ceilings.
at the ends of bridges, along paths and
roads. and wherever the sunlight may.
during the day, excite the phosphores-
cent quality of the material and make
il glow at night.
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Wife Murder.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa. July 1.-During q
jealous quarrel between Edwin Bellows
and wife at Nanticoke at an early hour
this morning, in which hot words passed
between the two, Bellows in it Of frenzy
drew revolver and shot his wife twice.
. Her wounds are pronounced fatal. The
murderer was arrested aud brought to this
city this morning and logged in Jail.
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The Japanese have not only nearly
300 miles of railroad in operation, bus
hey make their own cars, and tho
building of the line from Tsuruga to
'0gaki was conducted by young Japa-
nese engineers, whose task included
two large bridges and a tunnel mile
4Onp
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Went Out of Sirht:

WILKEsBARRE, PA, June 8O.-An i'm
mense cave-in took place at the Stockton
Colliery, near lHazleton. A tract Of land
300 feet by 150 wide went down with crash
like an earthquake. The shock was felt and
beard for miles. The tracks of the Lehigh
Valley railroad passed right over this
tract and the rails, together with three
loaded freight cars and tool house and
Office were swallowed up in the earth, no
trace Of them remaining. The surface
sank from twenty to fifty feet.
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Revenue Deflcisncv.

BERLIN, July 1.-The imperial revenue
for the fiscal year 1ss5-S8, WILL it is calcu-
lated, fall II, 100000 marks below the esti-
mate. Tho deficiency 10 attributed to
decrease amounting to 900 marks in
the revenue derived from the sugar tax.
The taxes on salt, beer and spirits show an
increase in their yields toIthe Treasury.
The new sugar tax law will, it is thought,
produce IN addition Of 10, 100000 marks to
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07

"A question now heard in the coun-
try: ''Hev your !aylocks blowedr'-
Boston Record. In Boston the question
list Has your syrtnga vulgGrts yet
burst into efiorescence; and, II so. has
your nasal organ so far recuperated
from the deleterious physical effects Of
Boston's oriental verssl zephyrs that Il
can be pleasantly titillated by its
odoriferous deliciousnessr And the
answer is pretty sure TO be: mo, I
cad't zay Id has arribed I'd thad stadts
Of codyalescedce. ."-Fsttsfsld { (Aass.
Journal. isia,li r. agil '
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DICKINSON College at Carlisle, Pa,
has the unenviable record of the worst
and most foolish exhibitions of student
folly of the year. 1t is a co-educational
concern, and because a girl entered the
competition for one of the prizes the
boys all quit and tried to break up the
exhibition contest.
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A St. Louis Murderer Reprieved.
ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-The Supreme Court
to-day granted stay Of execution Of the
sentence of Robert Gravor, the negro mur
derer, who was to have been hanged July
30 next, and a rehearing Of his case.
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Chance for mexloo's Credit.

the Herald says:' The next fiscal year will
to the Federal revenues. President Diaz
feels encouraged at the outlook and at the
prospect Of the re-establishment Of mo-
tiOnal credit. t "a s.4f
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Heayy Embexxlement.

ABNaToN, MASS, July The Arlington
National Bank, whose President, r. J.
Lane, was arrssted In Portland last night
for embeszlement, stopped payment this
morning. At the close Of banking hours
the bank had $4,000 ON hand. It is
thought that the shortage will amount to
nearly sl60,0o0 Lane IL held under $4,000
bonds.
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IT is said that there is not single
heathcn to-day in Fiji Out of the
population of 10000, no fewer than
l02, 900 arc adherents to the Protestant
Church; the others belong to the Roman
Catholic Church.
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Another American Vessel Seized.

HALIFAX, N. s., July lit is learned that
last evening the American fishing schooner
City Point put into Shelburne harbor for
water and REPAIRS and that she was seized
and is still held by the Dominion cruiser
Terror pending instructions from Ottawa.
1t is understood her offense was taking
water on board before being reported to
the custom house.
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Chicago's Population $50, 900.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The population OF Chi
cago, as intimated by the new directory,
which is just out, is over 100000. The de-
velopment of the business and the building
features of the city in the ycar is reported
to have exceeded any other like period.
An increase of $4,000 in the population is
shown over last year.
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French Plott,nes,

PARIS, June 8O.-The Republique Frax.
cafse takes occasion in announcing the
resignation of General Saussier, Military
Governor Of Paris, to accuse General Bou,
LANCER, Minister Of War, Of aspiring to .
Dictatorship.
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Not Deposed,

ST. Louis, July 1.-The congregation
backs Rabbi Sonneschein. Of this city,
against the trustees of the church who
voted to depose him. The charge against
him was too liberal views.
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Cruisers Start Out.

OTTAWA, ONT, June 29.-Mackerel hav.
ing struck in along the coast of Prince Ed
wards Island, the Department or Fisheries
has ordered three Government vessels to
watch the fisheries there. The Conrad,
Terror and Critic have been detailed for
the service. The steamer Lansdowe will
be sent to the same coasts. IN
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Iowa Democrats Nominate.

DEs MONIES, Ia, July 1.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day nominated Cato
Sells for Secretary Of State, by acclama-
tion, and Paul Gulick for Auditor. The
platform favors the repeal Of the prohib-
itory law and the enactment of local op-
tion law extending to cities and countless
the license adopted to be not less than $500.
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Adulterated Coffee.

MONTREAL, June 2s.-The Inland Rsve-
nue. officers have lodged information
against four dealers Of this city for the
sdulteration of coffee. In one cAse rs per
cent. Of foreign matter was discovered.
The Government analyst is at work, and
It 10 thought that many other cases Of
adulteration will shortly be entered.
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Conyicted of Patricide.

NEwPoRr, R. L, June 8O.--Allen W. Dor.
sey and his wife were found guilty Of the
murder of BENZ. Burton, Mrs. Dorsey's
father, last fall, and sentenced to imprison.
mont for life. Burton was well-to-do
colored man, and the murder was particu-
larly cold blooded. t.r4
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Law and Order League Spreading.

ST. LOUIS, July la Law and Order
League, with its present nucleus in this
city is said to be reaching out as National
organization, having spread in Missouri,
Illinois and Iowa, and reached Minnesota,
Michigan, New York and Maryland. Le-
gion of Honor men, Masons and Knights Of
Labor are reported to be taking an interest
in the movement. The present membership
is given at seventeen thousand. The pre-
vention Of labor riots and other unlawful
outbreaks is said to be the prime object Of
the League.
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or Two Evils Choose the Lesser.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, june 29.-Edward
Bowman, who, in order TO prove his inno-
cencs Of the crime Of numbering Emery
Thsyer, at Hamilton Station, proved an
alibi by oonfessing that at the time Of
homicide he was endsavoring to crack .
safe At Honoye's Fails, was sentenced this
morning for the latter crime and another
burglary 70 seven years In Auburn.
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Went the Whole Hog.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 3O.-J. A. L. Wilson,
secretary and treasurer of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company, is said to
be defaulter to the extent of $500, 900 or
$500, He is said to have made con.
fession and fed. uF
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The President Pays His Dog Tax.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-President Cleve.
land sent to the Collectors Office to-day
and paid for his dog tag for the present
year. The clerk in charge furnished tag
No. 40 for the French poodle Hector"
This is the first instance of President Of
the United States buying dog tag in
Washington. t... ..t
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THERE are 1900 women employed
i'm the departments at Washington.
They come, as rule, from good fami-
lies. Many of them are the widows of
noted generals, the daughters of ex-
governors, ex-congressmen, and now
and then you will find the relative of a
president or cabinet minister. Many
of them have travelled widely, and the
majority are educated and refined ladies.
They do all kinds of work and receive
salaries ranging from 1920 to Sl,sOO.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07

The baseball managers evidently be-
lieve in sumptuary legislation. The
captain of the Chicago team has been
forced to pay $l1O for the luxury Of
swearing at an umpire at Detroit.
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Disfieured for Life,

HArrooN, Ill, june ga four-year-old
daughter Of Frank Selover, of Windsor,
accidentally struck can of concentrated
lye with her bonnet, upsotting the contents
into her face and eyes. Her sight was en-
tirely destroyed and her face IL horribly
dis6gured for life.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07

The loss of our song birds is seri-
ous loss. The sparrows are accused of
bcing one cause of the loss, and the
passion for feather trimmings is said to
be another. Both of these causes are
efficient, but there is another, which
certainly should be taken into account,
and it is the growth of the science Of
ornithology. Half the children in the
land are engaged in the collection of
objects of natural history, and birds
nests and birds eggs always play q
leading part in such collections.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07
Chtnchbues De.trovinr (,o-r .

VANDALIA, ILL.,, June 2S.-In parts of
Fayette County the chinchbugs are do
stroying the corn, field after field having
been given up to the pests. With view
Of exterminating the chinchbugs, the
farmers have agreed not to SOW any wheat
for three successive seasons.
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CHICAGO, June 3O.-Charles Reilly, charg.
cd with completely in the Canal street fire
where nine lives were lost, has been exon.
Grated and discharged by the grand jury.
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Cleveland and Wife to Visit Michigan.
ToLEDo, o., July 1.-President Cleveland
this morning informed representatives
that he would attend the Michigan fair at
jackson, with Mrs. Cleveland The latter
has relatives in that CITY,
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She Must Hang.

UTIcA, N. Y, July 1.-The general term
decision In the case of Mrs. Roxanna Druse,
who was convicted Of the murder of her
husband in Harkimer County, is adverse
to her snpeal, and she will be sentenced to
death. .-IL- -. - b -.lll.-
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A Pall.Bearer Falls a Corpse,

DOVER, N. H., June 3o.-Yesterday after
noon Geo. w. Varney, one Of the pail
bearers at the funeral Of Mrs. Baker, sank
down as he was helping to carry out the
casket, and died instantly of heart disease
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07
Grand Closing Jamboree.

ATLANTA, Ga, July lat midnight the
city liquor license expired, and prohibition
went into effect. The bar-rooms were filed
with drinkers during the closing hours Of
1icouco
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A Boycotter Whose Jury Disagreed.
MILWAUKEE, July 1.-The jury in the case
of Robert Shilling, the Knights of Labor
organizer, who was tried on the charge OF
boycotting the firm Of Segnitz & Co.,
disagreed and was discharged this after.
noon, HtA
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The Barring Brothers are nearly as
rich and powerful as the Rothschilds.
Il is a half-American house, and keeps
$30,OOO,OOO '.ready for instantaneous
nsc ,,
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Very Hard to Get a Jury.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-In the Anarchist cases
to-day, no additional jurors were obtained
Seventy five men were called and excused
for cause, or peremptorily challenged.
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Commeuced Early.

AxxA, LII, July l.-Henry Richardson d
Arrested charged with embezslement Of .
large sum Of money from the Willard
Rank. hiehardson is only eighteen years
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BATTLE CRsnK, NIcH., June ep.-Wm.
Bradley, Who died bore Saturday, confess
6psnosr King bare fsu ysass ego, thu
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

PRESCOTT EvARTs, q son of the Sena-
tor, was among the priests ordained by
Bishop Potter, of New York, the other
IlaY.
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Gold Shipment.

NEW YoRK, June 29.-The engagements
for gold for shipments this week have al
ready reached t2,2l1 600 sH-
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Assistant Secretary Smith Resigns.
WASHINGTON, June 29-Mr. VIM. e.
Smith, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
has rendered his resignation to the Presi-
dent to take effect July 1next The Pres
ident has selected as his successor Hon.
Hugh Thompson, Governor Of South Caro-
lima, and his nomination will be sent to
the Senate tomorrow.
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"A Pittsburgh scientiss claims that
ho has solved the problem el making
ss:s ss:sp ps ss ..s :9d !. ::y: ys:s "a q. ,s s1 w
them thsse eSni5 , thenaanA Z
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Work Of the Flames.

INDEPENDENCE, CAL. July 1.-Nearly the
entire city was destroyed by fire yester.
day. Loss $500 600; insurance, $4,000.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-07

New York was astonished recently
BY the arrival of . cargo Of ice from
Norway. The article 10 sometimes
taken from Maine to India Less than
thirty years ago ice from Alasks was
retatled In Sacramento. "a {.
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Dow Law Test Case Unsettled.
COLUMBUS, o., June 29.-The Supreme
Court has adjourned until September 20.
This leaves the test case as to the constitu-
tionality Of the Dow liquor law unsettled.
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A New Cardinal.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June S0.-Archbishop
Gibbons, of this city, was invested with
the scarlet berettaj to-day, and is . Cardi.
nal
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"A tWhitchurch (Can.) resident
spent . whole day In Lucknow search.
Ing for . wife. He was not particular
as to whom he got. so long as 1t was
somebody that could milk five cows
each morning before seven o'clock.
He found NO takers. N aA
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Penusylvania Nominations.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 3O.-The Republi-
cans of Pennsylvania have nominated
General James A. Beaver for Governor,
and William T. Davis for Lieutenant Gov.
ernOr. ..... 'r a.I
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Two Children Burned to Death.

SHERNAN, TEX, June 29.-Two girls Of
VIM. Miller, aged twelve and ten respec-
lively, were burned to death last night
seven miles southwest Of Sherman. They
threw down lighted match after lighting
q lamp
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! eo5,oos,47 90
DANGEROUS LuNAr1o.
Pittsburgh to " sshi .gson to XIII the
French Minister.

PIrTsBUReH, Pa. July 1.-Intelligence
was received here to-day of the arrest in
Washington City Of Peter lingerie, a
crank, who left here on Tuesday for the
avowed purpose Of killing the French Min
ister. Louis Theodore Roustan. lingerie
is Frenchman and for some time past has
imagined that Minister Roustan has wrong
ed him. The Washington authorities were
notified to be on the lookout for lingerie,
and last evening he was discovered lurking
about the Minister'S residence with a load
ed revolver in his possession. He was ar
rested and is now in Jail at Washington.
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A Boston Merchant Turns Forger.
BosToN, July Frank Brown, a promi.
nent grain merchant. was arrested last
evening on charge Of forging bills Of
lsding. He gave bail in 100000.
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Back Perforated with Shot.

LINCOLN, Mo-, June 2S-Jamss shaw was
shot and mortally wounded BY WIN. Sill
esys. They disputsd over contract. One
hundred and forty shot perforstst 6hsw's
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i,Oos nslloss without : ChoIoe

cxxraALIA, ILL., Juns 3o.-Ths Demo
cratic eenstortAl ConyeatiqH, n session u
this city, hes taken l,Oo6 hsllets withoui
u0mausinS man. lk -iaiti Tut
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Fitz John Porter BiII SIoned.

WAsHINGroN, July 1.-The President has
signed the Fitz John Porter bill, and he ID
now reinstated with the rank he held at the
second Bull Run battle. He will be placed
ON the retired list. aff
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NATIONAL DEBIT.

A Decrease for the Month Amounting %
o9,061, ,e05.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July The follows
ing is . recapitulation Of the debt state
ment issued TODAY:
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-03
SUBJECTS FOR BENEFICIENCE.

At the southeast corner of Kellogg street
and Mead avenue there resides family
named Moat, consisting of man and wife and
four or five children, whose condition appeals
strongly to the community for assistance.
The man is Frustrated and has been for some
time with consumption. and the poor. faith
full wife, in order to provide for her invalid
husband, herself and dependent little ones
has delved over the wash tub until her pow.
ers of endurance are gone and she is now
helpless. These people have seen better days
and their pride has kept them from asking as
sistance, or SO much as letting their condition
be known, and it was more by accident than
otherwise that it became known
Mr. Moat worked for Hacker & Jackson
last year, but became so feeble that he had to
give up work; still his old employers, II. & j.
knowing his condition, supplied his family
with coal through the winter.
The family is in almost starving condi-
ton, but We are sure the foregoing statement
of the case will prompt a generous response
from this proverbially charitable community
III their behalf
We understand Mr.. Moat was a gallant
soldier in the war of the rebellion, though
perhaps not member of the c. A r.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-03
POLICE COURT.

Police court showed up in grand shape yes
terday, and as may well be expected, Judge
Glenn was in good spirits to see business SC
brisk at the first of the month.
W. NJ Corok was charged with first get
ting drunk and then disorderly. He seemed
to think with the other boys and paid all
damages and squared up accounts to be ready
for the next time Harry Booth, John Doe
and Richard Roe came in on the
plain Sunday after payday drunk
list and were given the usual
amount and responded with the ''sponds."
Martin Hall A. Caran and James Tracy
were informed that they had spent part of
last Sunday in disturbing the peace and they
took the informants word for it and did not
kick on the little bill.
Cora Vaun was charged with keeping bad
company and paid the usual assessment.
c. Snitzler was given three dollars and
costs for leaving his horse on the street I'M
hitched.
w. j. Harrington was the last to appear
before his honor and was given the usual
amount for drunkenness.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-03
The Sentiment of the People.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug "A special to
the News from Eagle Pass, says: By
special order of Governor Ireland to
County Attorney Kelso, complaint was re-
ceived against County Judge Hoffstetter,
Sheriff Oglesby, Deputy Sheriff B. Diaz
and Franco Mondragon for being concerned
in the illegal capture and delivery of Fran
cisco Rasures to the police of Piedras Ne
gras. The first three mentioned individu-
ais were arrested and placed under bonds
Of $1,000 each to appear before Justice
Dunn. A meeting held at the court house
this afternoon passed resolutions strongly
endorsing the action of Governor Ireland
thanking him in the name of Maverick
county
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-03
THIEF CAUGHT.

Last Sunday evening quite an exciting
affair took place on Douglas avenue near To
peka. A lad managed to slip his hand into a
''boosy" chum's pocket and relieved him of
five dollars. His chum in a few minutes dis
covered his loss and was not SO 'boosy' but
what he knew where his money could be
found. He looked for the thief and finally
collared him near the Manhattan hotel and
informed him that he was very anxious TO
regain his money The accused was painfully
innocent for time but finally concluded
that he must have the money about him some
place. so be explored the region of his boot
top and met with marked success
After he had returned the money the rob
bed gentleman informed on him and he was
taken in hand by the police.