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Justice Matthews' Condition.

HIS PHYSICIAN SAYS he Is NOT SERIOUSLY I'LL.
STAR reporter called on Dr. w. w. Johnstc 1.
justice Matthews physician, this morning, and
asked him In regard to the condition OF the Justice
which has been reported as serious.
Justice Matthews" he replied, ais suffering
from subacute rheumatism, but is not what one
would call an Ill man by any means He was in
bad health last spring and went away In June feel
ing quite badly. but he returned considerably i'm
proved, and since his return he has been growing
peter. he was feeling much better yesterday
IMAM ne mas for long time past. There has been
! do not regard IL as dangerous. have been keep
ins nun I'M from eating solid food lately in order TO
Mrs. Matthews said this morning that her hus-
band rested well last night and was decidedly bet
ter. He partook heartily OF food at breakfast and
seemed TO enjoy and relish it.
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Cut 60 Pieces by a Saw.

PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, sept 27.-Isaah Byers an
empioye at Cooper's mills. at Tyner In a moment
OF curiosity. attempted 10 see ~ the was warm.
he zeal In trout OF the saw, which cut on one loot
and terribly lacerated his lex. He Will probably
die.
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District Government Afgalru.

THE ENGINE WORKED WELL
The Commissioners returned from Baltimore last
night, where they had been inspecting the new
chemical fire engine. The company gave the
Commissioners practical demonstration OF the
WORKINGS OF the engine which was very success
ful The Commissioners Will include the purchase
OF one In their rstimates for 1890.
WANTS THE PERMIT AMENDED,
This morning a committee COMPOSED of Messrs
w: A. Gordon. Henry Wise Garnett, Thos. j.
borough, representing the Georgetown and Tenley.
town Railroad, called on the Commissioners for
granted and published In The STAk, amended. The
permit calls for the completion OF the road by ne
cember % This. the company thinks, too short q
Commissioners granted.
THE COST OF SCHOOL sUPRRyrsIoN
Superintendent Powell has submitted to the
Commissioners q comparative statement OF the
cost OF supervision In the public schools in the
principal cities OF the United States He SHOWS
the cost per pupil the per cent OF supervision o.
to each superintendent. Washington ranks the
cheapest when the cost Of supervision per pupil is
Chicago Is next with q. .16 and Boston last, a. ed
per pupil.
0BJECTI0NABL. RAILROAD TRACKS IN SOUTH wAyH.
INGroN.
ington Citizens Protective Association called upon
the Commissioners In reference to the removal OF
STACKS nov ep eoec9pyl1G @ pubic Ss rsssryaton on
police regulations regarding the parking OF cars on
public streets and avenues. There were present
Father Donnelly, N. II. Shea, Capt Harrison John
son. David Murphy, c. II. Parker, VIM. Fagan, +,
7. Kane, DIR. X. NJ. Holden. David H. Hazen M d,
j. j. Brosnan. The Commissioners Will look into
the matter and communicate with the committee.
The Recent Collision In the Potomac.
TESTIMONY OF CAPT. JONES, OF TIE srRANRR G.oRGH
LAW, AND CAPT. EsKRIDGE, or TIE crTY on ALEx-
ANDRIA.
Charges having been filed with Inspector-Gen.
eral Dumont BY Capt Jaa 7. Jones, OF the steamer
George Law, TO The effect that on the 20th inst.
the City OF Alexandria coided with his craft neal
the Arsenal wharf. and Capt J. b. Kskridge OF the
Alexandra, having filed counter charges that the
Law was the aggressor, a. heretofore stated IL
TIE STAB, inspectors Savilie and Cooper investt.
gated the Charges AZ the 7th-street wharf yeSter.
oay. Capt. Jones testified that the Alexandrts
mas maoe three attempts 70 wreck his craft. Capt
kskridge test1fed that on the Goth he was going
a. slow speed, blowing mis- fog whistle ana stopped
nls engines when he heard the approach OF the
Law The latter did not stop and the collision re-
Though John L sullivan IL on the road to re.
covery, he can hardly be said TO b out OF danger
yet, Tor MS physician, Dr. Bush, u guard ng him
very carefully against relapees which would b
the window-glass factories OF the west which
have been closed sance last June. win resume op
atioos next Monday g1ving smploymsnt % aboui
1000 men.
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PAGES AND OF To-DAYs STAR CONTAIN: The
West Virginia Campaign; Blaine's Western Trip;
other Political Notes; The Baltimore and Ohio in
Phiiadelphia; Base Ball; Telegraphic and Local
News, &c
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IHDIANAfoLn, Sept 26-Arrangements have
been completed for MI. Blaine's trip through In
dAua which will certainly be the greatest feature
OF the campaign. He viii enter the state and
deliver his first speech at Goshen on October 10
and nom there he viii 60 70 the extreme south.
western part OF Indiana, nlling appointments for
speeches az Indianapolis on the III th: New Albany
18th, and evansville, l4th, closang his work with
speech at the Tppecanoe battle ground on Octo-
Der IL, wnere u u expected there VIII be gath
ertng OF over 100000 people. Al All OF the points
where appoiMments Ior speeches have been made
state rallies VIII be held, and II 10 expected that
MI. Blaine VIII, In addition, address such crowds
az may gather at the railway stations along the
route, as ne otd when he went through Indiana
Lour years ago. The arrangements contemplate
stop OF DAY or more In this city, when he WIN Be
the guest Of Gen. Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

NAVAL ORDERs--Med. Inspectors Newton l.
Bates and A. Hudson, Surgeon Geo. II. Cook, and
Paymaster Geo. A. Lyon have been ordered to ex-
animation for promotion.
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BELvTDERK, y. j.. Sept 27.-Michael Bollipshire,
Hungarian, was murdered at oxford Furnace
last nisht He was snOt twice, his head was
crushed In, anu he was robb-d OF $50. The mur-
derer was arrested at Phlliipsourg and placed IN
jail
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CHICAGO, Sept 27.-Cards were issued yesterday
for the wedding OF Miss Kate GrsAzm- daughter
OF Judge Walter Q, Gresham. AID ". h- Andrews
OF this city. The wedding viii take place uext
Tuesday evening at 30 O'Clock. the ceremony BE-
ing performed In the Fourth Presbyterian ehurch
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English Miners Want More Wages.
THERE WILL BE A BIG STRIKE UNLESS THE ADVANCE

LONDON, Sept 27.-Ata n conference OF miners
held at Manchester, al which $4,000 miners were
represented. it Was decided 10 strike oa OcJober
% unless the demand Tor an advance OF 10 per
cent Ia wages was acceded to- IL was also de-
ciued not 70 accept the advance unless IL was
made general
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PENSION FRAUDs--The Commissioner of Pen
slons has been advised that Merrill Brann Was
tried and found guilty, at the september term
1855, OF the United States Court at Bath. Me-.
upon acharge Of making false affidavit In his
pension Claim. He was sentenced to tmprison-
ment Tor thirty days and fined s. 900 and costs OF
court, and TO stand committed. He is now sery-
Ing nle sentence. j. W. Mccoy was arrested by
Special Examiner Roome, at Wheeling, VIVA, on
tne 18th instant. upon capias for violation OF the
pension laws. He was held IN the sum OF 81, 600
10 await trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27
THE GREAT HARRISON CAMPAIGN
~ BALL
Col W. A. COOK
Capt PAT'K OFARRELL.
Mr.. FRED. W. EVANS
Mr.. E A. ADAMS.
6eO6-3t n
seo6-:3t

&S THE AMERICAN ENERGIZER MANU-.
- FACTURING COMPANY, Limited of Penn
sylvania. have on exhibition, at No. l41S STREET
NOhIHWEST (Basementl THE ENERGIZER, very
val liable adjunct TO machinery. in cheapening Motive
Power tor Street Railways Steamboats, Electric Light
ing &C.. ~ employing the force OF Momentum in Re-
w wing Machin ry.
1t has met with the approval Of the most eminent
engineers OF the country.
limited number Of the Shares of the Stock of the
Company for sale se256t
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SAN FRANCISCO Sept ga dispatch from Verdi
Nevada says that Oliver l. Lonkeys planning MI,
lumber yard, and store were burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000 The IRE had communicated 20 the
depot and oIner buildings, which were IN names
when the Informant left
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Bishop ireland Receives the Paitsum.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES AT II. PAUL ro-DAY-A SERMON
BY BISHOP EEaNE.

ST. Paul, MINI. Sept 21.-Ihfs Is great day In
the history OF the Roman Cat Jllc Cnurch OF 81
Paul. To-day John lre.and WIN has been identified
with the Church IN TINS city iot 81 years received
tue palllum and eieyatou 10 Lne archDlshoplic ic
VI the Province or ST. Paul
The ceremony TOOK place at ll:30. few min
utes before that time Archbishop ireland at ired
IA his roues OF offce and attended by the clergy,
LEFT the archieopl,copal residence adJOlning tue
Cathedral and proceeded 70 the sancIuiry. Imme-
dlaJrly upon Ihc arrival OF the alstin ulsned pre-
late ponIlnial high mass was celebrated by the
Right Rev. Bss.sop Martin Marty, OF lanktOn, Dak.
Du1ng the celebration OF the mass Archbishop
Ireland occupied his Official throne, attended by
Rev. ThoS OGorman, OF ST. Thomas SEMINARY,
and Rev. T. p NaH ers. OF Lafayette, Ind The
pallium was conferred on the archbishop at the
close or the mass 10y Right Rev. Bishop Grace and
the ceremony Was followed Oy a sermon. delivered
by the Right Rev. j. j. kedne. bishop facnmond,
Va, and rector OF The Lew CdInoi!c University az
Washington. Shortly after the close OF the cere-
monies al Ihe cathedral the clergy were escorted
10 the Hotel Ryan, where, at ;. m, dinner wss
served
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $l3O,3S6 customs 81 ,23O, 400.
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Mr. Davtu's Prosperous Wooieu Cous.
paay.
LONDON, sept 2T-Mr. Michael Davitts wooden
company has declared a dividend OF per cent
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Will us.ue a New Ru..iau Loan.

LONDON. Sept 27.-It Is reported that the bank.
ing house OF Stacks or St Petersburg. and the
Bleichreeders OF Berlin. Nil shortly issue a kus-
san Ioreign loan. bearing per cent Interest The
coupons Will not be taxed
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CeavfcssA % Kinsng HI Wlss.
NEW YoRx, Sept 27.-Ths jury IN the ecetlIng
murder case this morning rendered vGelcs
manolaughter IN the 0rSe oegree reoe1sck
In his butcher shop on March II 49, 1ne
woman otod nhortly ortorWan9
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Nrv YokK Sent 27-Ine stock market &C the
openfng this morning very actise IN sfots. tho
coal sUOcks Northern Pacinc, Western Union, and
ST. Paul being conspicuous first prices were rom
y 10 per cent higher as conpaxa ~, VIZ =, Las. Isss
and rurIher advanced fom toA per cent lor the
general list wnlse &. Z. G. and gained per cent
and big four and cotton oll per cent eacn- New
England and Norfolk Western preferred were The
wesk spots Ia the market, each declining \ per
mated lale In the hour and many stocks lost por.
ton OF the cary gain, but the unoeftone remained
r1rm and al IL O'Clock the market was actlve an1
sim strong ~ the best priceS
Cur,sus Csarge Agassss . naSsI
Nrv Yoxx sept 27.-Rabbi nirsch Bamou<Sf
Was held for trial to-day on charge preferred by
the society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Anl-
mails accusing him of torturing chickeas besprs
killing them
Deash - . New Y0vkeg ~ r0gs MO0r0s.
foxr NoxnoE, Va. sept 27.-Jonn BaulcA, a
old chief OF the New York volunteer nrR orparts
New YOrkss D0specsoss - EDscssoos.
NEW YoRk. Seps. xs.-Ihe corporsksoa coanusl
to-day gave IN opiniun 10 the police board rcgAros
ing the labor inspsctouot cleCtsoA. Ne holos that
the terms o. te labor tnspectoN have expared and
that they 90 nos hola ONE tcr the coming rexss-
uation ana electioa. Ne acv,npA howevsr, thas
Nosss1k a01 Oesseen Aog0ss Dnsooags.
rullApskfnsA, eepe xs.-rhe ssets1eas q tne
Eor1oak and wes<cse kstr1aa ca - Asgu.e
saous - earuAngs q o1ss. .o1A IT, - earn.neD
lof ~ eluat 0esees eeee1 AsUnssu vss1 q 80
cestSssse1aas psrssa g hA ysaG
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BoRDESTowS, N j., Sept 27-1he residence of
Atkinson Carty was burned this morning. Loss
$1,000; insurance g., ,000. The nre Was caused by
The explosion OF q Lamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY wer
senator Plumb and Representatives Cummings
Oates, Wise and Washington.
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Rarncd BY an Exploding Lamp.

MADRID, Sept. 27.-Eighty cases OF dynamit,
have exploded on a wharf AT Carthagena, causin,
much damage. Nobody was hurt
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EDUCATING TIE MD1ANa-The sixth annualmeet-
ing OF the Lake Mohawk, N. T.. conference, frends
Of the Indian, began there yesterday. General
man Abbott read paper on the need OF Q strong
Government educational system for the lnuian
children, and denounced tue rivalry between the
churches for control OF the matter.
The National Council OF the Order OF United
American Mechanics At their ecss1on In New
Brunswick, N. J., yesterday afternoon, elected
national ofiicen for the ensuing year.
A. 0oderich, Ont, the 0culltng race yesterday
between WIN. O'Connor, OF Toronto, and Geo w.
Lea, OF New York, miie4 with three turns, Was
won BY O'Connor by one length n 12s50.
The BODY of Henry wilson, who was drowned
Sunlay from the yaWiboat q the Wtliiam d
Sptnk, was found noaxing IN Baltimore harboe yss
tarday.
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The Blow that Killed Full1ames.
n WAS STRUCK By AN EASTERN PUGILIsr WHOSE
NAME Is KEPT SECRET.

CHICAGO, Sept ga dispatch from Minneapo-
lis says II Is rumored In sporting circles here that
the man who struck the deadly blow In the night
at Grand Forks last week vas an eastern pugilist,
travelling under the alias or Burnett IL was also
stated that he was In Minneapolis yesterday and
took the evening train for the last. HE was
ringer that the Dakota sports secured from the
East for the express purpose OF doing Full1ames" I"
remarked q local pugilist. 81 am not sure that
this IL the man, but I'm Informed from a reliable
party that he Is the that struck The blow that
killed Full1ames. or course IL was only an acci-
dent and the authorities should not trouble him.
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~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDIN0" 1908 81
AssIIs-ss9s.2I743.
Once hours. from Am. 10 40 pm. On the nrst
Wednesday In each month the once viii be open from
TO O'Clock pm Advances wiz b made promptly
1t O'Clock.
subscriptions for shares I'm the 18th issue received
daily At the once the Association Equitable Bud-
Ing. zoos Est.
shares are e. 50 Per month
$1,000 advanced on each share.
Pamphiets explaining The object and advantages II
ths Assoc1soon Are ruxnished upon Application
THOMAS soAxRvILLx Pssss.
mo JoY xpsox. sssy. ~
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Deash % . New HOvkes ~ regs M00pos.
FoRr MoxRoE, Va. sept 27-Jonn Baulch, an
old chief OF the New YORK volunteer ure ocparss
menl resident here since lsoi, dsed lass nigsl
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, FALL GAS FIxTUREs

Az 9th st. n W.
Our stock II replete With beautiful Gas Fixtures
OF new and elegant design prices that efy CONF
petition. S
Our assortment embraces the latest and most artistic
Mr9uxht-iron Cbahdelers, Brass Gas Fixtures. Hall
Lights brackets. Gas Globes and Shades OF avery ynr
ETY. and color '
sel5 8. s sHEDD BRO, 432 9th It
SPECIAL EoTICE-P wALLACH. LOAN
A Broker and Jeveler, formerly at 1904 II st
has removed TO 4oS 18th st. opposite Palais Royal
Money 70 loan on Watches Diamonds and Jevelry,
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A POSTAL CLERKS IMPRUDENT u

HOUSTON, Xxx, Sept ZI.-1toItTQay aUernOOn
on the arr,vai OF the east-bound Southern PACING
train. Deputy State Health Ofhcer John Gray ar
rested A. ID. Deckard, q mail clerk, running into
this city, on charge OF circulating false rumor,
concerning the existence OF yellow Iever In Texas
Deckard was released on bail. A correspondent
met Mr, Deckard who stated that while the tram
was at Sartartia, he, In conversation with q gen.
tleman named W. II. Morrow. jokingly remarked
that there was yellow fever AT Orange, and that
he had no idea OF circulating any such rumors
The only reason he said what he dld was In reply
TO Jest OF Mr.. MORROW. He now sees the folly o
his tInprudenJ remarks
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ALL The MEME RS OF WESTERN
- STAR LODGE No. 1880, G. U. o. or ODD
FELLOWS. requested to Mt their hall FRI
DAY, the 2Sh II o'clock In full realia 10 attend the
funeral of Brother ALFRED HARRIS from the Asbury
M L Church at pm. Members of the order i'll good
standing are invited
JAMES BYAS, N. G.
IT. 6. H. LOMAX, P.S
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x The members Of the Republican League, Ma
uonal Veteran. and Washington hepublcan Clubs
requested TO attend meeting at republican headquar-
ters 1910 St, on THURSDAY sept %. 30 u.
business Of Importance to each organization. 262'
PROF. JOHN Z. CARPENTER WILL
- deliver the address at the opening Of the
Metllcal Department of HOWARD UNIV kSITY,
MONDAY, OCTOBER j, AT Pm. he profession
and public are invited to attend seJO-4t
JACKSON DEMOCR TIC ASSOCIA ION
- meeting will be held THURSDAY EVEN
ING Sept %, at OdeOn Ha corner Pennsylvania av
and ~ st, at ~ O'Clock. Disungul he'd speakers
expected JAMES L. NORRIS. fresid mt
". SAliDO, Secretary seC6-ot
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-10-26
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
:. j. CURTIS, Secretary of Idaho.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUN-
/ ty of Idaho, Territory of Idaho.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Chas de la
Rochepierre, deceased.
order to show cause why order OF sale of real
estate should not be made.
3. w. Reynolds and c. A Dueber, the admin
istrators of the estate of Chas de la Rdchepierre,
deceased, having filed their petition herein
praying for all order of sale OF the whole real
estate, of said decedent, for the purposes there
in set forth. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Judge of said court, that all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased, appear before the
said court on Thursday, the 10Th day of Noyem-
ber 1885 at IL O'Clock i'll the forenoon of said
day, at the courtroom of said probate court at
the court house in said county of Idaho to show
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said administrators to sell the whole or so
much OF the real estate OF the said deceased at
private sale as shall be necessary. And that a
copy OF this order be published mt least four
successive weeks in the Idaho Co. FREE PRESS,
newspaper printed and published in said
Idaho county, l. I.
C. W.CASE,
Probate Judge.
Dated Oct. 16, 1888. 1922
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-10-26
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

William Gamble, Pre- d. S. No. 1904
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON. IDAHO,
October IL, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made at this office on
December Sth. 1888, viz:
WILLIAM GAMBLE
For the S 4 NEl4 and n ]1SEL Sec %, Tn
80 r. +. Is NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Wellington Langdon, Patrick X. Donahue
Dennis Kean and Christian Swendson, OF
Weippe, Idaho.
2oa5 FRANCIS +. PATTERSON. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-10-26

cept and II. S. Jones voting to reject
said report. In the matter of damaget
James Farnham having relinquished ais
claim he was not allowed any. Delos
Carr was allowed 1892 and Il. r. Castle
$SS, the said sums being sufficient to
cover the damages sustained by the said
parties according to the report of the
viewers and appraisers. The said par
ties having been duly notified according
to law to appear on the LIST day of the
session of the board of county commits
sioners on Oct. S, 1888, and the said par
ties having failed to appear on said date
according TO notification, the board or
dered the payment of the damages as
sessed by the viewers and appraisers as
aforesaid, and that the said road be de-
clared a county road.
The board accepted the written obi
CATION of j. G. Harris, binding himself
to pay to the supervisor of road district
No. 4, the sum of $SS. on completion Of
the road petitioned for by ]. C. Harris
and others.
Report of viewers on road petitioned
for by j. Mathison and others, accepted
and ordered placed on record as re-
ported.
F. P. Turner having personally ap-
peared before the board and requested
the privilege of taking down the White
Bird bridge and repairing the same at
his own expense, the board granted the
request.
There being no further business the
board adjourned to meet as board of
canvassers on the 10th day of Novem-
Der, 1888.
JAMES WITT,
Attest: Chairman.
L. j. RHoADs, Clerk.
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On Thursday evening last C. NJ. Boyd
discovered the dead body of China
man in gulch just above Chinatown at
Mt. Idaho. A posse of citizens there
rounded up some Cinnamon and had
them convey the cadaver to town and
Friday morning Coroner Bibby empan-
neled jury to hold an inquisition over
the remains. The corpse was in an adj
vanced state OF decomposition and dread
fully mutllated, the top of the skull be.
ing literally crushed in and showing
some fearful gashes. The face had also
been cut off, probably TO prevent identi
tication, and the left hand had two fin
gers missing, besides being cut LENGTH
wise to the wrist, as though the unfor-
tunate victim had endeavored to defend
his head with his hand and had received
the cuts from the ak with which the
crime was undoubtedly committed.
Several Chinese witnesses were exam
ined, but although they were all cogn-
SAINT OF the exact hour of his disappear
ance, none of them would tell anything
and questions by the jurors elected the
usual non-committal reply of mo sabe."
-Four Cinnamon were staying with him
on the night of his disappearance and
all have since left the country. The
deadster was readily recognised as All
Chic. a roustabout, aged 80, who chopped
wood and did chores for a living, and
who has been missing since Sept. "a. AS
he did not have a dollar In the world
the poor devil was evidently made away
with by highbinders for some reason un-
known to the whites. 1t is presumed
that he was an accessory to or was cog
infant of the recent theft of a case of
opium at Mt. Idaho. but as there was
not the slightest evidence to mplicate
any of the resident Cinnamon the jury
brought in "A verdict that the deceased
was murdered by an edged instrument
in the hands of some person or persons
to them unknown.