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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

BIZ the careful and laborious expert
ments of MI. Power, one Of the Medical
Inspectors of the London Local Board,
and Of DR.. Klein, of the Brown lnstitu.
tion. it has been apparently established
that milk is q means Of transmitting
scarlet fever and diphtheria as well. 1t
has also been shown that scarlet fever
itself is the effect or the accompaniment
ef . micrococcus with distinct charac-
teristics. which, on the other hand, ia
itself produced by, or an accompani-
nent Of, an eruptive disease on the
COWS udders.
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A Fight Spoiled.

WAsHINoToN, July N-secretary Bay.
ard late last night sent telegram to the
Government Of Mexico making . persmp-
tory demand for the immediate release Of
Editor Cutting. To this, although nos ad-
mittsd At the State Department, . reply
has been received intimsting that the Nsx-
lean authorities will ct once release the
fmprisonsd editor, and also make proper
apol0V. tt.,t ~
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Twenty Killed.

AMSTERDAM, July N.-1t is believed that
twenty persons were killed and eighty
wounded in the riots yesterday and Sum-
day, caused by the police preventing tho
''eel-killing" games. The wounded include
no less than forty-two policemen and SOL
diers 1t is not thought that the figures
given represent fully the casualties Of the
riots, as many Of those who were wounded
escaped or were removed by friends from
the scene of the trouble. At noon to-day
mobs began to reassemble to renew their
attacks on the police.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

Mr.. AND Mrs. THOMAS FOSTER, who
are visiting at Hornellsville. N. Y. are
the parents Of very remarkable child,
who is now sixteen years Of age. The
young man is only fourteen inches high
and weighs but eight pounds wnen
dressed. He is probably the smallest
child of his age in the world. The boy
Is as intelligent as the average boy of
his age. He enjoys good health. and is
~ playful as any child. The father
weighs over two hundred pounds.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

SQuxAKNG. gibbering ghosts are
very common this summer, and they
ere not. as usual, confined to one line
q trade. In fact they appear suddenly
70 all sorts Of people. under all sorts ,i
condition. One has been conv cted Of
going into an engine room At Worces
tor, Mass. and driving the engineer
from his post. Every one recognize
the spparition as an old employe who
was killed couple Of years previously.
In several other sections Of our coun-
try. 10 is claimed, these ghostly visitors
have been seen.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

ST. LOUIS is going to spend 800, 900 in
. blaze of light during the autumnal
festival, and poor old Chicago, says the
st. Louis Republican, will rub its eyes
and try to figure out how the aurora
borealis has been shifted around to the
South--South by West
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-08-04

PHYSICIANS are now using aniline oil,
. local anesthetic, when simple opera
tions, such as the opening of a felon. are
to be performed. The finger in such .
case is dipped for short time in the
oil, and although the flesh may subse.
quently be cut to the bone it Is said
there is absolutely no pain.
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An Accident Uncovers a Defalcatiou.

An Accident Uncovers . Defalcatiou.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Last March Viii.
liam p. Pierson, cashier and chief book.
keeper of the American Baptist Publica.
tion Society, was thrown from q carriage
and had his leg fractured. Since then he
has been confined to his room. During his
enforced absence it was discovered that he
Il defsulter to the extent Of e6O,00o The
Secretary Of tho society has sworn out .
warrant charging Pierson with stealing
and embexsling that amount Of the funds
of the society.
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An Entirs Family Drowned.

NEBRASKA CITY, NEB., July S0-Ferdi-
nand Steinmetx and wife and children were
drowned yesterday near here while cross
ing Nemeh river. They were riding after
q team of mules which became frightened
at Q wet spot on the bridge and jumped
into the river, thirty feet below
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II Was asod Dynamite, Sure Enoush.

CHICAGO, July 8O.-A dynamite exploding
excursion party was organised to 60 out on
the lake this morning, to test some An
archist bombs found in different parts Of
the city. A stream of water six feet In
diameter shot 100 feet into the air when
they were set CT. For twenty feet around
the surface Of the lake was convulsed, not.
withstanding the fact that the dynamite
had been lowered some twenty-eight feetin
the water. Hundreds Of fish were thrown
into the air with the stream, and the sur
face was covered with dead ones.
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THE tailors of Pittsburgh, Pa, have
carried out a threat which has been
made also by tailors in other cities.
They have advertised in good large
type in one of the morning papers the
names of their dc tors, and the list of
judgments against them which will be
sold to the highest bidder in few days.
The names of professional men, busi-
ness men, politicians and dudes are on
the list.
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SIR CHARLES Duke, after the ont.
come of the Dixie Crawford scandal,
recognizing the fact that having lost his
character and political influence in Eng
land, has gone to the South of France
At one time he was second in popu.
larity to Gladstone only.
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Strange InfAtuatiou.

Nsw YoRK, July ga Newark justics
has issued warrant for the arrest OF
Frank Glssson, ssvsntssn-year-olds son Of
highly rsspectabls Brooklyn parents, on .
charge based upon remarkable story told
by his mother, 70 the eject that be has left
hls home and 10 detained away by Mrs.
Husk, . forty-year-old woman, st New
York, who has bsen possessed Of . strono
infstuation for him for several years.
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E. S. WIGGINs, who runs the weather
prophecy mill at Ottawa, repeats his
prediction of high old time among
the elements in September, beginning
on the afternoon of the Goth. Dropping
into poetry he says: "After sweeping
across the Atlantic and traversing the
country it will exhaustits energies upon
the rugged front offered by the Rocky
Mountains"
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Texas Wants Blood.

AUSTIN, TEX, July 29.-Applications to
raise volunteers are pouring in on the Ad-
jutant-General, who also has Information
that the Mexicans are reinforcing the Ell
Paso Del Norte garrisons.
FoRT WoRTH, July 29.-Texans are itch
Ing for war. Local military companies in
every city are drilling The howl is for
war.
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STEVE BRopIE, who jumped from the
Brooklyn bridge, on being asked how
he felt when falling said: II only
thought, Will ever reach that water?
/ was exactly four seconds falling, and
the same time under the water know
I went plumb to the bottom, and I was
afraid to move till the water told me
who 1 was and where was. I am
ready to jump any time"
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A MoJAvE Indian medicine man has
been clubbed to death, beheaded and
cremated for allowing too many of his
patients to die. This sad event shows
the folly of attempting to practice med
Scine without druggist to misread pre-.
scriptions and take unpleasant respon-
sibiiities,
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New Post al Cards.

WASHINGTON, July T.-Postmaster Cen
eral Villas has approved new design for
postal cards. They are to be printed in
black on white paper, with Q head of JET.
ferson on the upper corner. The new de-
sign was prepared at tho Bureau Of En-.
craving and Printing, and is generally
considered an improvement ON the card
now in use.
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Escaping Prisoners Captured.

Escaping Prisoners Captured.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 29.-There was .
Wholesale jail delivery at Wheeling yester-
day. While the officials were eating dinner
twelve of the prisoners, including q num-
Der held on serious charges, scaled the
walls and escaped. The fugitives boarded
q Baltimore & Ohio freight train for this
city, and when they arrived here this morn
ing they were met by posse Of police,
and ten Of the twelve recaptured without
trouble
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Turkey Armin1.

CoNsrANrINoPLE, July 29.-Turkey is
making large additions to her armament.
Herr Krupp has received q large order
from the Government, and q Turkish off,
Ger has gone to his works, at Essen, to over
see the manufacture of the guns. It is pro-
posed to purchase 400, 600 American rifles.
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Charged With the Knoch Murder.
DETRoIT, July 29.-Frank Bergh has been
arrested In Cleveland for connection with
the Knoch tragedy Of last December, in
which the family of four persons were mur-
dered and aftsrward burned.
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Chicago Post.Omce sinuosity.

CHICAGO, July 2S-The Post-office In
spectors are still busily working away at
the alleged defalcation of Colonel Bolton.
In examining the accounts Of the different
newspapers and comparing them with the
Colonel's books they found discrepancies
in the Inter Oceans accounts of over
$1,000. This morning they looked at the
account Of the Chicago Times, and the first
thing discovered discrepancy of SIS.
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THE fruit crops of California, are, for
the most part, bringing the producers
good prices. Contracts for Tokay
grapes for Eastern shipment at $75 u
ton, and $40 to S45 for Muscats are re-
ported. The apricot crop goes, off at
from three to five cents pound. and as
for peaches, they 60 for the most part
at good figures, although this crop is
not good one for Eastern shipment.
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Attempt to Force the United States.

Boston, July 3O.-A Portland special to
the Advertiser says: The action OF the
Canadian Government, in closing the Bay
Of Chaleur to American fishermen, IN be-
lieyed here to be an attempt to forcc the
question of the three mile limit into tho
present controversy between Canada and
the United States, as well as to force the
United States toward opening its markets
to Canadian fish, in whatever settlements
of the question is hereafter made.
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Tho Hindoos say that chem il tiss
Invention of an astrologer who lived
more than 5000 years ego and was
possessed of supernatural knowlege
and acuteness. Greek historians assert
that the game was invented by Psla-
medes to beguile the tedium Of the
siege of Troy. The Arab legend 10
that 1t was devised for the instruction
Of q young despot by his father. .
learned Brahmin. to teach the youth
that king, NO matter how powerful,
was dependent upon his subit for
safety.
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Arctic Bears Coming South.

ST. JoHN's, N. F., July pa dispatch
from White Bay says that q large number
Of Arctic bears, driven south by starva-
tion, have crossed over from Pennyland,
and are devastating the country. The
bears number over . thousand and have
appeared near Cape Augford.
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A Horrible Death.

EVANSVILLE, IND, July 2s.-Miss Maud
Jutton, the seventsen-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. Joseph Jutton, died yesterday evening
Of hydrophobia. Her sufferinRs were fright
full to behold, and six men were required at
times to hold her. She was bitten nine
days ago by dog which has since bsan
killed.
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Probably the Body OF Editor Conant.
New YoRK, July 29.-The body Of man
was found in the water at Coney Island
beach this morning. 1t answers the de-
scription offs. g. Conant, editor of Hdrper's
Weekly, who disappeared year ago. The
underclothing on the body was marked "S.
g. c." Conant was last seen alive at Coney
Island
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Tho English Cabinet.

LONDON, July 2s.-several members Of
the new English Government are named.
The Duke Of Abercorn becomes viceroy of
Ireland; Lord Iddesleigh, President Of the
Council; Churchill, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, and Hicks-Beach, Chief Secretary
for Ireland.
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Cholera ON tho Increase.

RoNs, July 2.-Ths reports from the
cholera-infected provinces for the twenty.
four hours ended at O'Clock last evening
arc a. follows: Trevise, n new cases, q
deaths; Padua, 10 new cases, deaths;
Venice, 22 new cases, deaths. There were
NO new cases and mo- deaths in the city Of
Venice during the twenty -four hours.
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Captured and Killed by Pirates.

OHpCuroU 1uU AfIIou " FIr1tess
LONDON, July y29.-Dispatches from China
state that Chinese pirates attacked and
took possession Of the Dutch steamship,
Hok, while bound for Penang from Acheen.
The pirates killed the captain, the mate,
and the chief engineer. The captains wife
and the remainder Of the ships crew were
made prisoners by the pirates, who de-
manded e15,OOO ransom for the surrender
Of the captives. The Dutch authorities will
endeavor to secure the rescue Of the cap
tives and, II possible, the arrest and punish
ment of the pirates.
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Heavy Msll.Pouoh Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, July 80-Post-oface ofacials
are investigating the theft of mail
pouch, en- route from New York to Ut.
Louis, containing about $4,000 In money
and other papers and property, thu whole
committed about a month ago, AID it is
thought between New York and Pitts
burgh.
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Detrojt 10 0rewlna.

DETROIT, July So.-The new city directory
has just been issued, containing 76O64
names, or representing Q population OF
over last year.
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Prison reform began under Chris
dan influence during the reign of the
first (nominally) Christian Emperor Of
Rome. Constantlne's legislation (32O
A. D. provided that those accused Of
crimes should be examined with
promptness and not detained in con-
finement; and those arrested were TO
be confined in humane manner. while
their cells were to be furnished with
light and ventilation. Boston Budget
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Charged With Msnslsushter.

CLEVELAND, O., July 2s.-J. A. Bartlett,
the druggist who accidentally poisoned
Mrs. Kate Bertoh and family by giving
them arsenic instead Of sugar of milk, has
been arrested by order Of the coroner and
charged with manslaughter. He was 70
leased ON 800 bail.
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Love That Laughed At Religion.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July 29.-Nellie Good
win, the sixteen-year-oid daughter Of the
Rev. W. r. Goodwin, pastor Of the Centen-
ary Methodist Episcopal Church, eloped
last night with Meier We'll, son Of promi-
nent Jewish clothier of this placs, and the
couple were married.
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Not q Choice Diet.

PIrTsBURoH, July ga Bohemian liv-
ing in the suburbs butchered fat dog
yesterday, and served it up at feast, to
which several of his countrymen and coun-
trywomen were invited. They all ate
heartily of the flesh, considering 1t great
luxury. Nearly all who partook were taken
afck.
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The Town q Vast HospitaI.

OTTAWA, ONT, July 29.-A special dis
patch from St. Pierre says that smallpox
Il raging in that town, and that the whole
place 10 one hospital There have been
many deaths and others occur daily. There
10 NO prospect Of any immediate cessation.
The Governor Of the town II himself down
sick with the disease, and there have bssn
two dsaths In his household within the last
ten daya
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The, civilization Of the East %
rapidly penetrating this country. No
where is It more noticeable than In q
certain Dakota town near the Montana
line, In which the leading hotel has the
following posted conspicuously on the
head of the bedstead in each room.
Guests are requested to remove their
spprs before retiring."-Estellisse %.
~ Bell
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Girl struck by Lightning.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 8.-During last
evenings storm lightning struck ladder
ON which . young girl was standing, OF
Fry's farm near ashingtonsborough in.
stantly killing her. Hsr left side was
burned TO Q crisp.
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--One Of the Bees Tulars County
subscribers writes that he wishes the
address OF his paper changed. The
Kingston post-ofhce. he says. ''is not
reliable, - the cattle occupy Il most ol
the tme, and when the Rrass gits
scarce they win begin at The papsrs." |"
He wishes have been complied WITH
SeHomeako Dea
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WOMEN Horsewhip an Editor.

BUTLER, Pa, July N.-Last Tuesday
twelve Of the leading women of the Royal
Tenplars Of Temperance, st Nillerstown,
gave picnic. Peter Rattigan, editor Of
the Hillerstown Herald, gave description
OF the society's members, and some Of their
coaysssstion In his paper. Ton or twelve
OF the women met Rsttigan last night In
the street aud horyswhipped him.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

THE English war department has
succeeded in making cannon which
cost 81, ,OOO, 900, and uses $1,000 worth
of ammunition every time it is fired.
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Bitten BY q Rat.

NATION, Ill.,, July S0.-Joseph Lndsley,
Q fourteen n-year-old boy, while taking rat
from q trap, was bitten twice on the arm.
His life IL despaired of.
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street.Car Consolidation in St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July ga movement to unite
all Of the street railway companies Of this
city into one to be under one management
with trust board st the head Of affairs, is
ON foot.
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An Old Lady Burned to Death.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-Fire in the tene-
ment house, No. 2090 Third avenue occur
red this afternoon. Mrs. Mitchering, aged
66, was too feeble to fight her way out,
and was burned to death. The damage
was trifing.
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Tho thickness Of the ear.h's crust
= believed by II Faye. the French g.
ologist 70 b greater undsr oceans
than benssth continents, beceuss the
earth's heat has always rsdistsd mere
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ERIE, July SO.-The dead body Of man
supposed to be Schnaubelt, who threw the
bomb at the Chicago Haymarket riot, has
been found in the bay here.
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Fatal Suake.Bite,

OAKLAND, LII, July 2e-Whils picking
blackberries, Ars Hansen was bitten BY .
blue racer snake, causing death.
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Chill Has q New Presidept,

VALPARAISO. July 27-Vis Galveston
Tho Presidential electors met yesterday.
and elected Bslmaiceda President for the
next term.
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General Gordon for Governor.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 28.-General John B.
Gordon has been nominated for Governor
by the Democrats Of Georgia.
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Removal Of Chief Jsstioe chase's RemaIas.
WASHINGTON, July 80.-The removal Of
the remains of Chief Justice Chase to Gin
cinnati will not be made until September
or October.
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Dying OF Starvation.

Sr. JOINS, N. r., July 27.-Snow, with IN
intense cold, 10 reported from the Labrador
coast Thirty-nvs hundred people have
died Of starvation. lt
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TAoy, y. r., July N-Ths New York bop
crop y ruined, and pricss hsvs jumped up
thres and foas bundssd pss esak h ~
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Thu Maak,a Eallnras.

NEW YoRK, July 80.-There were 1o2 fall
ures In the United States and Canada re-
ported to r. g. Dunn d Co., during the
week, against total Of 164 for last week,
and 1888 Tor the week previous to the last
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Experlwested With q Revolver.

NArrooN, ILL.,, July S0.-Jack Brading
was experimenting with . now revolver,
when 1t went OF, giving him fatal wound
in the side
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EIeued with 4 Reformed Gambler.

MACON, No., July 8O.-Mrs. Ida Graves,
young widow, daughter of Rev. Thomas
Wilcott, Methodist minister, eloped with .
reformed gambler named Forrest, who had
been conducting revival meetings In her
fathers church.
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Michigan Prohibition Ticket.
LANSING, MICH. July 2S.-The State Pro-
hibition Convention nominated . ticket
to-day, with Samuel Dickie, Of Albion, at
the head Of the ticket for Governor.
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The Apaches sttll at Work.

NoaALss, A. T., July 0.-Nsws reached
here to-day that the Apaches had killed
two Hexicans 1t Governor Gavodarus'
ranch, near Sonora Station.
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a CoufsdeFate Penstonsr Rsstosed.
WASHINGTON, July 2a-Ths Prssidsnt he's
sigued . bill restoring Contsdsrats col
der TO the pension rolls ct o17 Q month.
The bill was passed thvough both houses es
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Going Through the Whirlpool.

B 1HOuKH tHo "HtrIpOOI. "
BUFFALO, N. r, July N.-M Potts and
George Haslitt, coopers and friends Of
Graham, Of this city, have built . large
cask, in which they intend to 60 through
the whirlpool rapids.
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Broke jail with a But cher-Knife.

Broke Jail With But utcher-Knife.
Fort Scorr, KAs., July 29.-Yesterday
afternoon all Of the prisoners In the county
Jail, five in number, escaped by digging .
hole through the wall with butcher-knife.
The walls of the jail were not very firm, for
1t took less than half an hour for the pris-
oners to deliver themselves. None Of them
have been rearrested.
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Connecticut Prohibition Ticket.
HARTFORD, CT., July 2s-The Prohibit
tionists of Connecticut in Convention a.
sembled, have decided upon q State
ticket, with Rev. q. B. Forbes, o. candi.
date for Governor