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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18
THE PRISON MIRROR. of saltwater com

THE PRISON MIRROR. of saltwater. coming
from behind prison walls. is an excellent little
sheet, and in purity, excellence and general char
acter of makeup and matter, would serve as
most worthy pattern for more pre- tentious publ
cations outside. edited and published by the truly
good. But the retirement and freedom from the
temptations, Interruptions, inconsiderate de-
mands of creditors and other annoyances that be-
set the lives of ordinary editors afford some adj
vantages that are to be taken into Accumulated
Wing Republican.
While approaching the high compliment
of the above, the Inference to be drawn that
the life of the prison editor is one of unal-
loyed happiness is misleading. Though we
may be free from some of the temptations,
interruptions" etc., which beset the lives
OF the average truly good' editor, we
have quicksands to avoid and jagged rocks
to pick our way over that the truly good''
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18
For The Mirror.
Facts and Figures.


Facts and Figures.
James G. Blaine opposes the removal of
the tax OH liquor.
After the lapse OF IA years, Kansas has
resumed capital punishment.
Chicago has thigh license" and IS miles
of saloon frontage.
The US. army now numbers 1900 Off
GERS and "a, 900 men.
Geological survey indicates that the coast
of New England is slowly rising
Notes given by an intoxicated person can
not be collected.
10000 persons go to drunkard's grave
yearly.
Australia objects to further immigra-
ton of the Chinese.
We quarantine against foreign cholera
and yellow fever, but feel no alarm at the
wholesale importation of foreign vice.
The Manhattan elevated railroad. New
York city, has the heaviest passenger traf-
fic in the world; the aggregate for last year
being one hundred and fifty nine million
persons.
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q. j. DeGeyter, writing from Pennsyl-
vania, says: Enclosed please find one dollar
for renewal Of subscription to THE PRISON
MIRROR for one year. l wish you and all
the boys a Happy New Year. If 1 live
next year and have dollar, you'll hear
from me again." Thanks.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

We think Ole diversion is a little prema-
ture when he asserts that our Sunday
''after-dinner diversions have been abol-
ished. We can't expect to have them every
week, or even every month. An entertain
st. Paul and Minneapolis. some time in
February, and doubtless others will follow
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

wot not of. 1t has always been our aim to
make THE MIRROR at least PURE. and that
our efforts have not been entirely I'M
successful, we are glad to have the testi-
mony of so discerning paper as the Red
Wing Republican.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

Build the little fence of trust around to-
day." says an advisory poet. Very good
advice it is too, no doubt, but what if a
fellow has got all the stores in his neigh
borhood in such a condition that he has to
go so far away that his pound of steak spells
before he can get home tor breakfast?
-SOmerville Journal.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

Acting County Attorney j. N. Castle.
Monday instructed the county attorney of
Ramsey county to dismiss the indictments
found against Warden Stordock and eN-
MatrOn McNeal. for subornation Of perjury.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

We acknowledge the receipt from Mr.
Frederick Gerhard. Esq. of Weehauken,
N. j., of copy of his book, 1.-The Coming
Greed of The World" which we shall care
fully peruse at our earliest opportunity.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

Grinnell, Iowa, has never had drinking
saloon, and suggestive fact is that no one
from there has been sent to Jail. the poor
house or tho penitentlary for twenty-eight
years. So says the Ackiey Tribune.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

The billiards of the past week interfered
materially with the arrival of mails; so if
you are expecting letter or paper and
don't get it, just put the blame where it
belongs.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-01-18

DR.. G. Vivian has been reappointed by
Gov. Nc. Gill as member of the board OF
charities and corrections.
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Warden Stordock is on deck again.
This is tip-top ice palace weather.

Over hundred people lost their lives in
Dakota during the severe blizzard of last
week.
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coal nl1E EXPLOSION.


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= Gne1n1 - 0mnb atsuat. 4 So
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fass Of ~ - isvol lad. TAag eonts
pessetv1ly that - be1s - nss1.
n e1seoa9s Jury sotoeno6 - fol-
0oU1nG vos6ios:
III. Osse.ss: Ne ~ tusy, asunrai,e
- ~ evioaneo pen6nea6, 11eniDooelv
aGRse tAat 0ohess 0soeouaal = ~ 16eh
fPon - s8sse Il . expioeia IL -
east Isvs1 of No. 3 shafs II - Well.
ln9lea eollisEiss. esssod 81 . hieun out
BAct h Robtnsoab plsse tanittna The
powder md dnse. We bolisvs ahas the
~ ~ . yell voatilAted 0ine. We also
Aases eAnS the 0aoaGsmaoe of The mine
- eoo0s oo0 - aetaoh "a blame 10
'he QanAeefs. We would Eeoo0msnd
hat ~ doom of ell mines b supplied
nth vhtte tsappo1A or that dsuble
loors Be constructed, and that the mih-
NJ scs b ucss sssiosly carried out il
eaAsd TO erass cuts. shat lea powder
y nsed in biasttnR and that eS0psseut |
neu b employed 20 ovsEses The AripR |
4 shosa We, tho jory, BEG 70 thA1k |
- oOa0saeolA1o yOa On The eourteous |
nd impartial mAnnee Ia vhioh you
Ave esa61eesd this ioQuiry.
RoDa11 0nAnf, Foreman.
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nGrRsreLsSAS oAsK.
zRr sfxCIxx&yI DASK BAs rlI0nr nux
But auIcxly kxcgvgxs.

zRs sfxCISxAyI DAxK BAs rlI0Hr nuS
But auIcxty REcsv8ss.
CncfxxAzs. Feb &.-fof several days
psss rooofs have teen sdsas ceco~fn
ING she condition OF The uesropoiase
nssseusi eAnk and shsy aaaiiy assumed
sscA q serisas aspccs that The stock Of
,he bsnt sold Gay dasn. Toe Gem
ss<seaai Gas<tss tomorrow viii ssy lit
osnk exNsxiaes after thorough invcs-
sagstiun feon1 that the metropolitan
hsd not its LEGAL reserve on haud by
about ti6ooG" This being bsooehs
10 the rosaes a. the - ociAsed bsnhs N
agreement vzs arrived as 10 redsseount
,e- ncetgsposi; MS pager 10 tie extent
af &saoo0sf II psoesszfy. Ite oaek has
tee1 csrryins eobssdsrsbis o. fhe diree-
tors pss~F bot thts II sasd 70 h~ Esls
edged sstcrdsy rsaspir q ran sas
iaaasafa,sd en tie bsnk eat vas Of
shaYf dssataoe- Ia ths sfses
rnsa vsee President Dessnp
resigned. IL IL sAousht that See hant
~ smriy sescsre nss. and Prssadeu,
Mean. 70 a. irtefsiss says tsss tae
xstregclsssa RANK IL - so.vens ~ sny
sssssskasisn Ia tie city.
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Msa,s rasI.
NILE sxuEzDs SUu nEs nxAp N Isou's
NoUTH And surRBno 1on IT.

wA<h8 E1un1D8 bU1u uk8 AkAb n Gnou b
MOUTH And sursRns 1on II.
LouDoN, Feb. AT the conelu usion Of
the performance at Lowers music
hall IN DuDlin last might, Mile Beuide,
one Of the performers, placed her head
IN . lions mouth for the purpose Of
hAvioa her photograph taken il thai
position. a sudden 0ash Of li2ht onunssS
tho boast 10 close his Jaws, aud be Re-
tisSd growing 70 toe corner OF bis caee.
dragging his helpless victim With him.
Then be shook the girl violeusly, tear
ing her breass With his claws. Tue al
teudants st oree sprarg toward the
Gage snd attached ths lion v,th isons,
and hnaily sucoesded in heatinQ him
oh. Nile senife vas removed 70 her
lodging and medical aid was summoued.
Her neck. shoulders. brsass aud one
srm are terribly iacerased, bus ~ Z
still alive.
Il 10 nov stated thai Mile Heueide's
injuries are not Of q serious nature.
she has offered 10 appear tonight. and
repeat the performance with the flous.
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IN Issaard appreve6. n !. i,v...a.
- 1nc9Uest % N . speei0o Al
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1ae tta.e = tAs - e ~ Nm
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uoo = ma0s - tAe oott11coeot shsreof,
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eeoe e.s ~ eppltsas1na = sppsAis saksa
aeoee ~ - q l1oA No pesitive rNls,
saesefuse. = oxsd b hW pesssrihine
soe soe9so 81 auo v0toA Du14 e1Aeno
eeeeess NE time Of tskine the ap11al
ana sne 6eat1ning Of sss nexs bss1 %
euAbae - appeal 10 - heard Ths
eooss = - eDaaidesin9 ~ esanhllah-
0eos g rolsa 10 Oeea snoA oo1D&
H. uesehesa Rscina naiisuod Com-
peny ~ Whalon % a.. and tAo ooupty Of
A1esoeoA. 1ho oD0Ofo1ionesBc Of = county
u ae.ne114 = hQooe kesu1s - = :
4e0 3eo.eesl eapaetfy npoa . rnasteg
sxeoe1vsly within thsif juE1eoleesuu,
40 sosas aeeann oan b ssSisusd ooiy
~ - appeal - csvtjevsri An injaDe-
80 IN - b alfoyed 70 pssvsns ~
- q t.eoxion1tnG Itq1ssa. sssa a No
Iosaeo q iav 70 . Heeoua not oAovtnQ
e1seo3 70 b epeeially intassd oAssshy.
Deu1eu ~ b1oD. N oppolla1o eooss
w eoe eoa9oR aay sg7se vAteA ~
- oo4ntooey beo1aot - ~ a1oon1too
. - eoost oelov. when the lav Gtves
= eoa1ee Of reuedsse fog . vsuaGs ~
paAin3t4. b. eAsosinG ths boEs1s a -
form. valves II bene1t Of other foe0a.
npon the tnme peinciple that Il h IN
Actiun OF daUaeuo for . wruue. - aaaioo
some fact Which voald incesase the
damages, - loess 10.
NosthsRn PaeiAc Railroad Oomuany
- Holnea In osdss that psesoe &
|esed By . railway train In croauinR .
'Aatood Ut . public croesiuQ, q d /
1os required that be shoaid ssop and |
fseen before cfuesing the track.
1utfe ~. Htiue. An sppeal taken
iooer The act Of 1855. vii ues b d.
nisesd hecause bsoagns here vithooA .
'satemsnt Of fsees. 1he canss muso b
,osrd on iss merits % far - the record Il
eot 20 disel0sea them.
4ikkDcoon ". Parker, A fa1moe
laimtnR . spen Of lorsss exemps from
xecnstou under The Laws Of the tern
ofy y nos required 10 6le q list Of III
- property ~ required By section 80
Z sne os0es IN order 10 claim hiD ex-
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~1A UDvae@oAHt WILL ~ x8AI III
BhPLosn A.x PROTECTED.
WAsHIs0fer. Feb. l.--Owine 10 the
slarminG frequsncy of toe assscks Of
foesers upon mail trains ON sparssiy
settled routes IN the far wsst. snd al.
moss constant peril ID which tAe lives
of the postal euployss 80 placed by
these maferderS she pss'o(noe dsoast-
NIL Mt has detesmtusd 70 Asa a the ex-
penss OF the gsvers meDs svcsy postal
empioye on these apo ed railroad Fonies
sttn vsspsns Of the moss Rsoti.s kipd.
They viii be snepiied s..s an aband.
srcs OF aMman:f:as saa every oouyeu.
sencs rssessary Tor proupt pork, and
vili thus b pfspared to snscesafuily
defend themselves and the msiis from
ste attacks Of these resd aeeass. hov
sser skillfaily CLAIMED q suexpsosediy
made. THIS action las been taken II
lhe earnest solicitation of General So
perintepdent NssA Of the railvsy mali
service. vho bas already taken ssaps 10
carry the nee cider into immediate es-
feet. II 10 said thai many OF the uess-
era railroads have also decided TO arm
their d ain mep, and 10 is expected thai
Sish afns In The hands of the train
men. ths eypre-s sssssenesss already
4rmed and he posssi eupioYes sbsat 10
os armed. tho sssin fo5bsfs IN tbs far
sess viii b. lsss frequent 10 tbs fatafe.
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I'm oBIcA0o DoADo MAKE CUIp a
11E10oW 0oas0 wkgr.
OmcAoo, Feb. l.-Thc var In fyeiaht
rasss inss,tutsd By tbs Ohicaeo. Miluau.
kee = ". Paul railroad, 10 the oos tonic
dfeeunsed tn railroad circles. Dc. Psul
made . cue Of too esnts ON I'll e1nssss Of
frslRrt 70 0iasousi Fivee potnts today.
aud followed 70 up later vith 40 add
taoual ous OF haaf . coos on nrsl class
and three oents % s&oond clan fFuights.
fhis fosther ont vas ines BY the south
westefn association and aleo By the
Chicago b Mort vestern 10 far a. Ons
ha and Uouncii Binns are concerned,
The Nosthvessern has also mes he 6t.
Pa0l's cot VI ten osnta 20 Minneapolis
and -. Paul. bat no steps have been
taken 70 stop rate cutting, and d 4 q
question Whsse is will end.
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ouTcoAs OF TaD sHoorls0 oy DYE N
PkEkoaen vAaHyx0Tuu.

MARysy,Llx. Osl., heb. 4.--Dyef, the
nan ~ho xas snos BY the colosed
preasher WashipRton, on Tnursdsv.
died eiriy this morning. An ieQuest
will be beid this evening.
Tue corooes's jury n tne inquest over
tee remains Of Dyer (colsrsdj RETAINED
verdict tnas be same 10 lis death by
q pistol wound l. alcsea py Wm. Wssh
inRton, . co.csed preacher. The latter
vss changed a. tne police o'lics with the
murder.
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NeSrIvsnEo, Fsb. A-1ne govern,
Esas q psscazy has d<ctded 10 sbsi
ish I'll sxpsst detsss
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brEnpaHAn. Ala, Fsb. A-fom r.
lis et,s6s u ths Hovses, vss shot aud
u,orssiiY wonnded by Detective Sails
van this M srniEs. Esiis published "a 4.
zee 10 tas paS<s eonosrntes Sullivan.
which tne isftes regarded - ltbsIloa<.
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AsTosss FEB Al speslsij -Naireso,
tbs iiess ncase tender frs the tvssssb
dssrses - toe q kstsrts tsdsy and 10 10
sxpscsse that s1s siii imm q sssl,
Al &C ter arrival Get cn' "a her ssausa
rig 10 ssnssy We Msssszas - s.a
Essecssco-
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UmulNnAII, Feb. Tbs fufy a -
Qsae Vt the Untted SlnAse oeatso9 neoi.
3. hopktps. lAas assisGans tsoaoasos ef
the fidsiisy bank. tsoaehssin 8 vosd5et
this mcrutDa % gsiity - ehases6 =
The indiofmens. Ths defendant re-
osived ths erushinG jadansus With ssa-
sopsbie fossisude. 4 motion fsr 80
trial aod 40 arrest Of jaAe0sns ~
tasds. TAese viiI b argued hs(e0o
judge Jssksou ou 8sturdAy NEXT.
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hnxm, Feb. A-ihs Berlin Hasssaa1
Lestssg says: ~Herf vou Henses<u.
isader Of the Nstl, nal Liberal party.
sih have an interview vssh Prince B,s-
mArok nexs Iuseiay and they vtll then
probably mAke asranaemeats - reodss
- neete pubiie ~ possshis che debate On
~ hsil providina fos tbs nee loan. Go
aeeoont Of the Increased military prs
pasut1ons eavesAi Of The Berlin payers
dllate opon The eminsnsiy pscsae char
aeees of The treaty between Germany
And Aosesia. Tie puhlisatiou Of which
shey ~ mues pe0duas . ssauQ Quiiinsue
e1see In Paris and IT, Peservburr.
voaae admouisatn9 anA Warming t6s
disenshess Of pesos vhsssvss sosy may
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SAIs LAxx. Fso. tia sns tssrstssssi
suvss@s ssass sasy ssdsxs Hsseas "a
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AsToasa. Tee. Z. s.-fspeeisL l. ss~s
t-hssszss "a 4 tss wsesk~d 6isznsY
toa@y ss@ ksodsea ysrss -
So -as .t1s d. n sas - n
fassse.n fssf % ssssf ~ soz -. Hhe
had - / ass sAss 44nh e 0nA
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sew Yrsai erasseA,

sALEn, Feb. 4.-fspssiAL I-Chsries
hyAn. whs iof ssvsrai months bas been
sscsseeFAssd IN tbs penisenstasy fFuu
LFne csanty 40 ooe years sentences for
s<s.sis vsth i1s~as d, esrs.ss p~ps, vzs
soi > taken 20 Aibazs By ee. asy sasxiH
Has pofsy, q nev trial bssine hen
zsaEssd b. tie sup sans esnrs-
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WnxssR 1AkE. Feb. "a ssryiAs e.
plosscp Ds srs1s sAs csesrred sonixhs g
siege Me- I. ss Nssursks. foef u>s
sefs fatally szezss. fsses~Ey. Dxssd
Eszn.. JoAE 6sszss. gss Ebex saa
Aash0ry ausSskl
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MoNr0nAsny. Ala Feb. "a snoeana
- the Adssvtsssr from 0iadotare. ~
bana, reporsa that The most sueose r.
raid evos uade o. she uoennkin6rs r.
TIE s.ats oesurrsd on psiday. -
nasshsls W. ]. end Hsarne Wiiifa1
osrsuEsd In DsKalh oounsy s stijI vit1
capacity Of 300 and 500 aslluas e(
IiQuos on haad; slso II Jsekspn ohr16
stills and HOO gallons of isquos, aa1
seven .noons6sasrs were cangAs Activsty
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San fsAnoIsco, Feb. l.--Mass than
hfty psopie vers caught hsnessh ! fAII-
sns bnsidlng on rslesraph hill today.
aud most VI them were more or lsse In
jured. Five were seriously injused. aoA
- - feared that desth may sssalksn O.
- tso oasss. TIE bsiidina vss nsas3Y
DESTROYED By nse yesterday, and ~
psopls hsd collected about tka ruino te
.sass 'ss re-; ff:snss's e. Of ygod Ter fasl vesa
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SsLmAA FEB. t.-rAs jary Ia - -
q Ievso, Asesil. eAassed M kilil1S
.. sonn kssr6oa and John Fl sAn1SS
"a sns oss = 2 o'cleek ~ nieAA ~
scsy - dsschss4sd - 60 oHSIook ~
). saoon unable 70 aGsoo. "a e1or1 \
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OsovxnnAxs. fso. A-Kst, Nanrul&v
eas snos thfss sl0ss By John DisSsrss
~ ne rsalfoedssalouo nsas ~ - ~
nes OF Ne Oavesdale aud UkioA rnIl.SSA
snss mosnine. and hslisvsne - - ~
oy.aa - killed hinself, ~ ~ lsSplsS
g nts Brain. chs WouIan vln rISseSS.
seaaoesy vaa ~ oaoao. BDoaRups -.
eeo ovn : Nnoh uoas 0onnnkon. Ssh
aso eAA0 10 b veil % a..
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'sseoaan9 - llnns8 W01A
q. ysA. A uSll knnsun :,

LouDoas bso. "A vsll knevn 49,
~ man, AA3cs kildare DasspuA -
charges In ccese today vish ssssclaiSS
Lord Howard De &aidsn. Harro1s
stAsfd that b aeoad 10 49, a ~
sister tn-lAv. Lady De WAj65n, ~
vss sssioasly u; thas Lord d WsASsn.
while dunk, ssied TO force his " ~
ois vifs's room Ii the aahs W. -
sued bseueen De Walden aud ki1c1ie
re tos.ss vas hart. Hasroee -
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bAn FaAucnco, Feb. x.-Aiiunie La
hoe, Who vss s0ot by sailor named
Carl L1udqutst, Who afterwards et-
tempted 10 commit suicide, about too
months ago. died today, and Luadqnist
was charged with murder.
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DuBlm, February l.-rss Fyxwe,se
!osvset dssisvss that tts slzsms u ~
Irish isndloeds ass sbsusd, thas 49,
peAna for oomDeasa3tsn fns i0osss they
have eaaesed u oo1seQusaos a. sUeoGA
leHselattoa eaunos b. eafs1so %.
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vn0txIA. New. Feb. Thomas
Baker, = miner eDpioy ID al Gold Hin,
Sas instantly killed this morsinx. H.
lssped from the sssepding Gaze 20 she
door. slipped OF tue sneet Isoa ssissn
plate 70 front of the shaft and plunged
bead irst down the shsfE. Has msu
sied body With The head nearly severed
from tbs trunk was found a. the bot
tom 100 feet below. He vas % years of
aee and Was unmarried.
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Gan FnANoIsoo. Feb. 4.-The eupeomo
court this morning issued an order di-
reoting that Dr.. Llewellyn 4. PovelI,
vho shot and killed editor Ralph smith
last Dscember. be admitted 10 bail In
the sum Of el2000, tha bond TO BE- sp-
proved cy Superior Judss Head Of San
Aateo c01nty.
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sAs FsASsssco. Fec. THE forn,-
sure vorkess oeeisssd OF ths. boscost
seainss tes fusnstrre sacsory aad
fivoli opera socse. esbed by krslins 4
sons, a. tie latter bad sesssd 70 erans
the demands TO empsoy none bat nrson
men.
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The msrrsw case.

SANTA Rosa, Feb 4.--Ihe argument
Of counsei Gas oommsa ced in she Nor
row case this morning. After tnree
hours OF deliossstioa verdict Of 90
Quittai vas rendered.