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wlTRooK's MOTIVE



CHICAGO, Dec, 29.-Col. l., O. Weir,
Manager Of the Western Division OF the
Adams Express Company, said to-day
"We've got every last one directly or re-
motely connected with the express rob-
berry. The workiug'up Of the case was
one ol the shrewdest pieces Of deteCtiyes'
skill in the history Of this country. Six
Of the gang are now in custody, We had
seven, but let on go, His name 10 Burnam,
but We had nothing particular to hold
him on, HRight planned the whole Job,
and WitroCk executed It; the othera are
only accessories after the act" Colonel
Weir does not believe that Messenger
Fotheringham was implicated. "Witrock, I"
said he, "is q bright fellow who was never
before engaged In criminal act, The
motive that led him TO commit this rob-
berry was no doubt affection for his
mother, who, about q year ago,
mortgaGed her LsAysnworth (Kansasj
home for Sl,700 and gave the
money to her aon TO start In the coal
busines at Chicago, The mortgage was
about due aud WitroCk, desperate at the
thought that his mother should suffer ior
his carelessness, joined HsiHht in tho
WitroCk comes OF excellent
people. There 10 no aentimentality boom
about that. He has nerve, too. Whom
he reached Kansas City after tho robbery
he had all the booty In satChel carrying
1t around with him. While sitting In q
saloon with Oscar Cook, two policeman
walked in. MY GodV exclaimed Wit.
rock, they've got me- Then Gysing the
hobbies a moment he beCkoned them
over and invited them to drink and eat
oysters, saying In snsWer to one OF them,
who seemed amazed at the large order:
oh, I've got lots Of stuff. Pm tho man
who robbed the 'FrisCo express night be-
lore last The police thought the remark
was bluff. The secret Of our suCoess 10
that we spared no expense In hunting the
robbers. The amount stolen was exactly
s82, 200, and Of that amount about $4,000
will be recovered, Mrs. Halght has also
been arrested. ehe has In her possession
about $4,000 OF the stolen money.
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Isecoyerlng the noodle.

KANSAS olrY, NO., Dec, 9N.-rhc Plrk.
orton party did not leave to-day for 81.
Louis as was given out, but all remained
here and In addition thereto Q detective
from st. Louis to-day, bringing O.cW
Cook. Witrock Ia accompanied by his
mother. He and Cook were taken to tho
Adams Express office where a consulta-
ton was held.
Asa result ol ths days work, the de.
tectiyes have occurred probably about Sl0,.
900. A lot Of bank notes were found con-
oealed In beer bottles under the houaO OF
John Cox, In the east bottoms, where
Cook boarded and WisroCk stayed
while here. Another portion was found
under q houRe opposite that Of Cooks
lAtheE and Jack Cook, Oscars
brother gave up 81 900 that be had. The
detectives think that dozen acqIRlntance3
OF Cook and WitroCk received slms OF
money, some knowing and others ignor-
ant OF the source OF the wealth. II Ia
said that over dec u Pinkerton men are
here working up the matter and there are
TumoFa Of some further ArresA to ba
made.
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lu.tine llinrna,fi viii i,oi,A...

CaicAdo, Dec. 20.-Police Sergeant Dan.
forth, Of Eaglewood, read statistics to tho
Northern EGglewood ImpToy yemeat Asso.
citation lsSt night tending to show that
Justice Tearney, Of the town Of Lake, had
collected nearly $4,000 in the last six
months, Of which not one dollar had been
turned over to the Town Treasurer. He
also questioned Captain MaIkey's integ.
rity. Prosecuting Attorney Turner aup.
ported Sergeant Daniorths charges and
characterised Justice ,Teatney'a method
Of doing business as judicial robbery. He
said that since the establishment Of the
Police Couyt, In 1875, $l32,0OO had been
collected In fines, but had never been
TUNED over 10 the Treasurer. A commit.
tee Of five has been appointed 10 invest.
gate the phaygeS against JustiCe Tearney,
Captain Marfey and Supervisor Stafford.
Justice Tearney claims that the town owes
b him money, instead oi The reverse being
the caae,
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.In.t n.IE Nnm Knn,ri

BERLIN, Dec, 2O.-The Cologne Gazette
explains that the rumor that active pre-
parations were being made to mobolize
tho Bavsrian army, arose from the fact
that new scheme for tho transportation
OF troops by railway to the North and
South of Germany, is about to be tried.
The GdEsAe says that experiments with
troop trains will soon be made Just as II
campaign opened. The Amberg Arms
factory has completed an order for repeat
ing rifles for the Bavarian regiments in
Alsacs. 1t is sOmi officially denied that
any note has been sent to the Swiss gov.
ernment adyialng that precautions be
taken to defend the frontiers in case Of
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n,v IFIra at ussnn,,,ns,,. t,n.

plrnRuRa, Pa, Dec. ga confl agra.
tlon At Gresnsburg, WsStmorelLnd, Cotn.
", Pa, this morning destroyed one Of tho
finest blocks In the city, and for beyeral
hours threatened destruction 10 tho entire
buSlnees portion oi that thriving place.
The lite was discovered Rt 2 O'Clock and
{ supposed 70 have originated In nTemple's
hardware store, The lte apparatus was
wholly inadequate aud The ilines quickly
spread 10 the adjoining bulldlngS. The
CItISsne worked hetoioAlly 10 stay the
pfogtell Of the aery OlSmsnts but Il was
not until Q O'Clock this morning that the
tlAinVs were under Contfol, Ten bulldin Ea
were consumed, Including tue Laid
House, Temples bard ware elofe, the old
Zee Office, Caleb Stake dwelling and
Iout AtoteM
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ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 29.-Two affairs oil
honor, In WHICH the princpalS Ssepsople
in high lie, were developed here Last
night. For several days 1t has been whis.
pered around that correspondence was
pending between Senator JamsH Smith, OF
0glethorpe county, and ri. Willis F.
WeotmoEelapd, the celebrated surgeon.
WeStmorelaud, 90 State Prison Inspector,
incurred the Ire OF Smith, who 10 one oi
the heayiest Penitentiary lessees in the
State, On previous occasion Smith had
denounced Westmorelend IN teEmg Of op.
probium, Tho matter hSs REACHED such
0 poipt that II Is now In the hands oi
iriends, all partieS are retioent, but are
closely watched. II was rumored last
night that WestmorelRnd had gone to
Alabama.
Another duel Is supposed II bo immi:
nent between e. M0rril, editor Of the
Millelgeyille c6routtla and Or. F. H.
kenan, formerly physician ot the State
LunatiC Asylum, but now q member Of
the Legislature. Morris, In bis paper, &C.
cnsed Kenan Of conduct oi an Stravious
kind, leading to htG s4nglsioa irom the
asylum. Nt, RenSn brands this aa an IN.
iaFnous unlruth, and demands sstiaIae,
ton. II is notgeen how q meeting &C.
cording 10 the code can be averted.
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AccoRplSG To ths New York Tribune ut
ia said that Mr.. Blaine, Gcvsrnor-elect
BolwsIl and other prominent men in
Maine are each having made q suit Of
cIotbo, Of Maine wool, Maine milling and
Maine tailoring" This is the spirit Of
70, and we should do we'll to have m ore
Of it in 'SG. 1t ought to be the pride oil
every American to say that American
products are good enough for him. II
every man and woman who is dependent
upon the prosperity Of this country would
give the preference to home manuiac'
turer', how American industries would
hnml
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MYER WINS


DAnd Round,
sTREAroR, ILLs.,, Dec. 2O.-A fierce prize
fight occurred between Charles DAILY, Of
st. Louis, and Billy Myer, Of streator, at
Woodlotd, q small station on the Illinois
Central Railroad, last night. The fight
was for $500 side, and to q finish, From
the first to the tenth round DAILY tried to
wind Myer, hardly attempting 10 strike
him In the face, but finding this OF no
avail, he changed bis tactics and tried 10
get lii q knockout blow. In the fifteenth
round DAILY hit Mysr terrific blow be-
tween the eyes, but Myer came to the
scratch on time. .ttIf
At this time both mou were covered
with blood, their eyes almost svelled
shut bat they came to time at the call,
end hard lighting waG the rule until tho
thirIy-aecond round when Mysr struck
DAILY q powerful blow ON the neck which
spun him round like o top and he tell
with outstIetched arms on the floor, from
which he was unable 10 rise OF the call Of
time, after allowing him five seconds
more. The fight was given TO Ayer.
BeSides the atakes, tho winner received
the gate RECEIPTS. DAILY had the advAn.
tage both In weight and height. DAILY
tipped the scales at 146, and Myer at lao.
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"SlMoS PuRR Democrat" writing from
Casrlestown, Jefferson County, expresses
some views on the Senatorial situation,
We shsll have to zoe our Democratic
friends Iater-when the notabICs begin to
assemble at Charleston. r
Nobody is as yet authorized to roy
whom Republicans will support against
Mr.. Camden, but there is a thorough un'
dsrstanding thRt it would not bs coed
politics to give Mr.. Camden any Rspubli-
can help. Those Democrats who are in
earnest about Mr.. Camden'S defeat can
accomplish that artistic result Il they will
stay out ol tho caucus and offer the Re-
publiCans au acceptable man.
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oHtcA0o,s ri.1BurE
TO the Dead Soldier and stAtsinlan.-A De.
served EuiOEy

TO tho Dehu hOIuler anu hthtOsmAuSh Oes
served EulOEy,
CHicAuo, Dec. 2g.-The following feSo.
lullons we're adopted at the Logan me.
mortal meeting here tonight.
WHEREAS, The Honorable John A. Io.
gan, a member Of the Senate Of The United
States from the State Of Illinois, died in
the city Of Washington on Sunday after.
noon, December %, 1883, aud
WiiERAAs, The clli1sns Of Chicago, here
assembled, grateful Tor hla dlStlngulshed
public services and proud that bis home
Ia the later years Of bic life vas In their
midst, deem II o rnpufniul privilege 10
HvO public expression q their aoEfow,
BtSoivya, That In bis military service
from the dime Of hiA enllatment "a 4 pFi.
yale soldier ID tho MEXICAN war uAtll the
oldla ol Tie yaF Of the rebellion, when he
held the rank Of Major General, and was
In command Of the Army Of The TennSa.
teS, the largest body Of troops ever led
w a CluIOn soldier hS lstt 4 record un'
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sr. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-lena s!umpl and
Laura VSrley, two girls aged IA and 10
years, respectively, living in The vicinity Of
Fourteenth and Morgan stteetS, went 10
the barn III the rear ot3lSO Lucas avenue,
last night 10 see the CoaChtnan IL charge
there. Lena Hlumpi and the CoachmRn
left Laura Marley for q few minutes stand.
Ing by afed hot stove. While wAitinglior
them 10 return q large dog bounded Into
the room and knocked 6er against The
Btoye, ssttlAg hor clothes on tire. Two
policemen were attracted 10 the place by
her SCREAMS aud exlinSuished the iiams6,
but not before the gltI had been fatally
burned, She was taken 70 the hoSpll lal
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wATERrowS, N. " Dec. 2o.- Mrs.
Edwin Stanford, Of stantord's Corners,
Jefferson county, a young married woman,
aged 10 yeArs,wss burned TO death yoSEer.
day. Bhe was AlOne In the house, and II
ls supposed her clothes caught Are from
the stove, AB II was found open alter the
accident, She rushed out Of the house 10
a neighbours with her clothes oil ahlaSs,
and every particle Of clothing was burned
from her body before anything could be
done. she died last evening, alx hours
after the accident occurred,
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READING, Pa Dec. 20.-A premature
explosion Of powder occurred in Lawrence,
Brown 4 Co.'s colllery at Rockville,
schuylkill County, to-day. Thomas Fish
er was 80 badly burned that he died soon
afterwards. Richard Penn was badly
burned, and Harry Mccormick was hurled
quito a distance and had an arm broken.
Three Italians, who were only known by
the numbers they bore, were frlghLfully
burned and GCalded.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 2a.-waltsr
Lawrence, Of Pittsburgh, 9 clerk in the
Surgeon Generals Office, Is supposed to
have committed suicide here last Sunday.
An unknown man, answering his appear.
suce, walked out on the Long Bridge over
the Potomac, and, without word, sprang
into the water. Search was made for the
body all day yesterday and till a late hour
to-day but Il was. not found. Law.
Tente's irlsnds In the department
say that he was In q condition
bordering on insanity 90 tho result
Of lopS.Continued i'll health, and tha. his
friends were about 10 make arrangolne nents
to have him conveyed 10 his home. He
disappeared about the time the suicide
occurred, aud OF his residence no one
doubts that he went directly 10 the river.
He was about ~ yeatg old, and has been
in The department eighteen years. He
was an officer ID one Of tue pennsylyanla
volunteer regiments during the war.
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PRACTICAL JOKES FATAL END.


Insane unu Dies.
READINs, bee. n3-Frsuklln \. Good.
hart, a wsll.known sporting man, died this
evening, eyed about GOyears. Two weeks
ago he was 60 badly scared In saloon by
practical jokers that he became violently
insane.
Knowing that Goodhart, whose mind
had previously been strong, was easily
frightened, several RequAintapces exeeuted
a mock murder before hiaeyes and he led
in terror from the place. From that time
on ho was o hopeless lunstiC, and died
from the nervous proslration caused by
fright. r
Goodhart was notorious gambler, and
made and lost two fortunes in his time.
In 40 hO went 10 California, and year ID.
ter came back with 50 900 In dust. CardS
soon swept IL ali away, and he followed
Yankee Robinson's circus for two years 40
o sharper, his forte being three card monte
and faro. Then he and Canada Bill, zone
OF the most notorious confidence men Of
his time, made q tour pi the country.
They Hworked" the Westornrrilroads add
Mississippi stssnboats, and both pocket.
ed winnings by thousahlg. =
During the war Goodhart operated In
the Union csmpl and before It's close had
accumulated fortune. About 1867 he
went with Tom Oolman and Harry Hart.
man 10 Chicago and won $4,000 at faro
In ono sitting, breaking tho hank. This
money was soon gone and GOodhatt's
luck left him. 0trecsnt years, being par.
TALLY paralyzcd he has Confinedhi opera.
tionS to country fairs, 1sIng dice on green
pogntYnpn. He leaves q wife and two
children,
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VOLUME XXXY.--.NUMBER ITO,

Fred Witrock returned. Mr.. Plnkertou
was asked abont the amount recovered,
He at first denied that that was what he
was here Tor and that any money was 70.
covered, Finally, however, he acknowl,
edged that the statements made by Mrs.
WitroCk were correct,
Pinkerton fully exiuerates Mrs. Wit.
rock and family they had only done what
Others would do under the circumstances.
"They have done nothing wrong,n said
Mr., Pinkerton, "Rnd ! anticipate that
when we come TO examine what we have
got, We will find II all iu the same condi.
ton as she received It," This ended the
talk on the subject,
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ARMoR.pLATE CONTRACTS,



HOpe pf tho Manufacturers ClRmOrIng for
the loYernment Contracts,
WAsuGSsroN, Dec, 29.-The navy Do:
partment, it has been understood, would
give a hearing to steel manufacturers in
regard to armot plating to-day, but no ar.
raugeWepts wore made for it whatever
and none Of tho manufacturers put in an
appearance. Several OF them have given
their opinions on the specifications to the
Secretary by means Of letters, but the
larger concerns have developed very
little interest in tho bidding The reason
was stated by one Of the prominent Pitts
burgh manufacturere, who was here some
days ago. He said that the remarkable
requirements and government supervision
and direction tQade their contracts Just
now hardly Gs satiaiaetory as privRts oass
In the one case they were bampered from
the time they received their frat detailed
instructions until they got their payments,
end IN tho other they simply guaranteed
Whist ths tren would be- aud made 1t &C.
cordIng to their own process.
He was not OF the opinion that many
Pennsylvania firms would DO found among
the bidders for tho armor plates. The
other manufacturers were practically oil
the same opinien. They Breterred to run
on private contracts and Manifested VERY
little enthusiasm on tho prospect ol doing
the GOVERNMENT WORK.
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Alleged l.,sninLor. in JAIL

sPRtS0TtELD, NO.. Dec. V0.-Jolln IN
Wright, WIN. sIlysy and Berry HandCock |,
three more oi the Ten men who ats
charged with having been Ia the alleRt
band Of Bald KnobberS, who yhippe
Hugh lsAtllef aud Caleb Atwood and droy
them from their homestpads In tho mort
part Of Douglass county, have been AZ
rested and are under bond 10 appear ioi
preliminary examination before Unite
States Commissioner MCIlln Jones nsG
Friday, The other seven men are AlfeAd
under bond 10 appear for trial At the hRS
term oi the United States District Court 4 !,
JelIetBon City,
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Il. 40. IsnrIneers nemnnd..

PlrnpvRaH, Dec. 2O.-A member Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers Of
Plttsburgh stated 10 reporter Of an even.
log paper 10 day that the engineers on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will strike II
their demands are not granted. A meet.
Ing Of tho Brotherhood Of Eneineers oi
this city will be held In few days and
The grievances Of tile Baltimore and Ohio
EnglneeB will then be dilculsed and or.
rabgemsnLs made 10 give them any sup.
port needed. A Baltimore and Ohio en-.
glnOer seen later said that he believed the
company would grant The demands, aud
that q SLtike would not DO necessary.
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opera IlpuSe Desltoysd.

GALtsRuRO, ItiS., Dec. 2O,-ThO Gales.
burg Opera House was totally destroyed
By Gre this evening, The ste caught in
the scenery OIL the third story from a dc.
lectVs Hde. The building cost $4,000,
Insured for $4,000. 0lhef lossea will az,
gteValS from $4,000 to 10000
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LONDON, Dec, 2O.-Mr. Chamberlain has
changed his mind and has informed Lord
Salisbury that he will do his best to in
duCe Lord Harrington to accept Office,
The situation therefore has material y
changed, 1t Is possible that Lord Hart-
inCtop will accept Office, although Wing
Unlonists distrust Mr.. Ohamberlin's god
faith aud arc prepared to urge Lord Hart.
ington not TO accept office. The Queen
will hold council on Friday when
Parliament will be prorogusd to January
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A Mell KNOWN ,inn pnnd.

NRw YoRE, Dec, 2O,-WilliAm Stewart,
a well.knOwn journalist and critic who
had gained o reputatIOnby his criticisms Of
Forrest, and who Ia said 10 have brought
Edwin Booth into prominence, died Mon.
day night In a hospital In East One Hun.
dred and Twentieth street, where he has
been "a \ guest Of one Of the officers. His
true name was Edmund O'Flaherly. He
was born 10 yearg $50 In Galway, Ireland,
and was educated AZ Eaton College. He
WAS once d member Of Parliament He
came here In 1855, and was Of one time
10 manager oi the old Winter Garden, on
broadway, .T'nlF
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surpassed in brilliaRcy by that Of any
volunteer officer Of this or any other coun.

surpassed in brilliancy by that OF any
volunteer officer Of this or any other coun'
try.
RaOlped, That in the civil service OF his
State and nation from the time he as
Bumed the duties Of clerk OF jackson
county until his fall at his post Of duty in
his third term Of his occupancy Of the
position Of Senator Of the United States
he furnished an example Of industry,
honesty, fidelity, bravery and ability
rarely II ever combined In our representa-
uves in either branch oi Congress-.
Rej0lred, That his character in private
and public life, free as 1t was from the
suspicion OF dlshonor, full Of memories OF
brave words and deeds In the face Of dan.
ger, and also Of words aud deeds Of com,
passion inspired by heart as tender "a
that OF a woman, is q subject for pride to
the people OF this, his native State; that
while monuments will be erected to his
memory, he has left monument in the
record Of his achievements which will en-
dure after granite and marble and brass
shall have become dust.
RfsOlrsd, That 10 his vile, the compan.
ion Of his lRbors aud his triumphs, and to
his children, We tender our coincidence in
this, the hour Of their deep atIlICton, to
his surviving companions.in.arms to
whom his presence was an inspiration and
who loved him almost to idolatry, We ex.
tend our sympathy.
ResOlpsd, That while the place Of his
sepulture should be left to the voluntary
choice Of his kindred, there would bs to
citzsus Of llllnola consolation in the hope
that ultimately It might be within the
boundaries OF the State, aud that with his
ashes and those Of Ulysses S. Grant de.
posted like thoss Of Stephen A, Douglas
aud Abraham Lincoln, on the sod OF their
prairie homes, the full measure OF pa.
triotiG pride Of citizenship In the State
would DO realized, aud to tho libsrty.lov.
Ing pilgrim, Illinois would be what Mecca
is TO the Oriental devotee.
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CHICAGO, December 2O.-w. A. Pinker.
ton tonight stated that he had secured
information as to the whereabouts of all
the money stolen by the Frisco train rob.
bers. The portion not captured in Chicago
and Lesvenworth was buried in four DIFF
terent States Each Of tho locations has
been designated by Witrock, but how the
Information was obtained from him or
where the places are Pinkerton refuses to
disrlnaa.
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WlrH a mujorlty oi sixteen over all on
iOipt ballot, Illinois Republicans should
be able to give US q frat rate United States
Senator. We don't look for another LO-
gan all at once, but the new man ought to
bs one with capacity to grow,
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AFTER Mr.. Gray has rubbed the sore
sDos in his feelings with the one cent which
the ISrELLlGRNcER must pay him, he
ought to invest another cent in an elibo-
rate lestheroid frame for the damage CENT,
and present tho whole to his counsel. The
cent is OF no great value to Gray,
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PITTSBURGH, PA, Dec. ga bare knuckls
prize fight between two heavy weight Iron
workers, named Baker and White, took
pit 20 on the banks ol the Alleghsby river,
In the Tenth ward, at an early hour this
morning. TWenty.one rounds were fought,
resulting In the defeat Of White. The
'mill'' lasted ioFty.fve minutes and was
pronounced one Of The bloodIeHt hRIllsl
fought Ia this vicinity,
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TLnt TortIbIe Jockey Club,

CRY OF MRxlco, Dec. 2O.-A duel was
fought here yesterday between Prince
Augustin Iturblde and Senior Carcedo,
who arc members OF the Jockey Club.
Tho weapons uSsd were swords. Tne
Prince wounded his Antagonist in the
shoulder but not badly.