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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
UNCLE sam IS AFTER MeHTY.
Commlsllonsr Shields WIN Find oat Who
He Really Il.

NEw YoRK, Dec 5.-Commissiouel
Shields yesterday morning embarked
upon an enterprise, the magnitude Of
the difficulties Of which 1t Is doubtful II
he appreciated at the time, An assault
was committed last Friday upon Letter
Carrier John +, Corlsy while hewas in
full maildeliyery IegaliR, with the mail
bag over bis shoulder, An attack upon
an individual so clad and equipped 10
presumed to amount to felony, The
assailant In this instance was Francis ].
JanneE, the conductor OF Q Iapid,trapsit
elevator car in this building No, 100
Broadway, and II was this impulsiye for
eigner who stood at the bar Of Commis'
sioneF Shields court yesterday morning,
The evidence showed that II had for
some time been the custom Of the mail
carrier to taunt, jeer and otherwise re-
vile the elevator conductor, towards
whom he had apparently conceived o
violent dislike,
There are two elevators at No, 100,
Corley usually rode in the one not oper-
era.ed by the Frenchman, and as the
two cars passed in mId.aiF, the one In
which the lelter.carrier rode being on
the ascendant, 1t was the habit TO refer
to the commander of the other aud de-
scending ship rs "Whiskers," and cry
out In lubilant tones, "Down went Nc |
Ginty.' Last Friday Jennez, who d.
MES all knowledge Of or interest In Nc
Ginty, waylaid the lettercarrier and
gave him q sound drubbing. These
facts being fully substantiated, the Com
missioner turned to the letter.carrier
and asked:
"Dld yo@a q say to this man, Down went
McGlntyT"
This carrier sheepishly admitted that
Iuch was the case.
"And what did you meanP Who is
McGinty% demanded the Commission,
IT sternly,
The roar Of laughter which swept
through the Commissioners room was
not shared in by the Commissioner.
ut appears TO me-" he continued with
much gravity, that u third and per.
eCtly unknown person Is connected
Rith this case, | am not Satisfied with
he evidence as It stands. IShall adjourn
,he hearing until II a. m. OF January 8,
md then | propose to 90 down TO the
very bottom Of the matter. II possible
Ne shall find out Just what MCGlnty's
TO the assault really were"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
''GIY, OR l'LL KILL YOU.' =
John Sutton Attempts to Shoot
His Daughters Lover ;
AND RECEIVES A PISTOL BALL
In His Own RFaip-A Tragedy In
stead of a Wedding that was to
Have Taken Place at New
man, III,~otheF Grimes,

TuscoLA, Ill, Dec, 20,-Arthur Craig
Of Indianapolis, arrived in Newman
near here, last evening with a view ol
wedding Miss Matte sutton, a pretty
teacher in the Newman school, Her
father, Detective John Sutton, who OPP
posed the match, confronted young
Craig, and placinga a cooked revolver at
his head, said; "Git or I'll kill you,"
He pulled the trigger, but his weapon
baked him, He tried again, but
before he succeeded two bullets
from Crals's revolver pierced the angry
detectives brain and he fell q corpse.
Craig gave himself up, A jury was
called, and the evidence showing that
he acted in sslf-defense, he was acqult
led. He at once returned to Indianapo'
is, fearing trouble from the dead mans
riends The young lady is said 10 ex-
,nerate her lover from all blame.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
THE DAY IN WASHINGTON.
Tho SIlldest Christ,lns In Years The Pres.
ident Remembers the Old soldiers.

Tho MlldISt Chrihtuina In Years The Pres.
ident Remembers the Old soldiers.
WAsnlNGroN, b. o., Dec. 25.-This was
the nildtst Christmas in this vicinity
for years. The air was warm and moist
and the sky was lightly overcast with
light clouds most Of the day, though no
rain fell except in the early morning.
The day passed of uneventiully. The
President stayed at home and did not
attend church. He had a number Of
Mrs. Hafrison's relatives to dinner, and
q part VI the day was spent with the
children around the White House
Christmas tree.
The GIand Army men In this city
gladdpnpd the hearts Of the families Of
about 240 OF the poor members OF the
order by generous distribution OF provi.
siOns and other articles. The following
lettel WIS read from President Harrison: j:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec. "a, 1889.
]. X. BkowN:-Will you allow me to
have II small part In the provision Of the
Christmas gifts you are distributing 10
our less fortunate comrades.
Very sincerely yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
AN lNNOCENTS RUIN
Attempted by Young wretch who Had
Charge Of Her.

Attempted by n Young Wretch who Had
Charge OF Her.
FIEMINasBuRo, KY, December 25.-
Oliver Southern, aged IS, was lodged in
jail here by the Sheriff, charged with
attempting to outrage little Maggie
Hayens, the sixyear.old daughter ol
William Havens, a prominent farmer Of
Grange City neighborhood. The pris.
oner was the bound boy Of Mr.. Havens,
and little Maggie was often in bis care,
Last Saturday he made an assault on the
little girl, but, falling TO accomplish hit
purpose, he threatened the life Of The
child II sue told on him. The girl kept
the secret until today, when she told
her parents, and a warrant was Issued.
When interviewed the prisoner ad.
mitted 10 removing some oil the Child'1
clothing, but says he had no intention
OF haflnlng her. It 10 now claimed that
this is not the first attempt OF his Ia
mlstreat the child, and the people Of
Grange City are greatly worked up over
the affair.
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pxpERrS I'M SOUR MAsn.
Eastern Gentlemen Probably I,oallng Up
More KantuCk, plStlilSriSs.


Eastern Gentlemen Probably I,oahlng Up
More KentuSkI plItlileriSa.
LoulsylLLE, Dec. 25.-MeSss. George
olante, Il. Adams, Walter Leon and A.
Chensworth, four gentlemen from the
East, arrived here and soon alter were
Closeted with Mr., Nathan Hollheimer,
York, who, IL 10 alleged, 70 con.
cerncd In working a big whilkey deal
for an EugliBh syndicate Of Capltalists
who \ q ssai d ate trying 10 buy up all
THE diatillerieS oi SOUR mash whiSkey In
The Slate.
The Eastern gentlemen have nothing
10 Say, aud neither deny nor affirm tue
rlmof that they arc experts sent here TO
look into the Affairs Of VeVetal Ken.
tuCky dislillefIee,
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THE MONTANA SITUATION,
The Test Legislative OasS Two Juds,
Hand In Their ReslgnRtionS.

The Test Legislative CasS Two Judges
Hand in Their ReslguRtionS.
HELESA, Mont, Dec, 25.-The test
Legislative case Of Representative Rob,
eris was called In the District Court yes.
terday. w. F. Sanders appeared for
Roberts and Attorney General Haskell
forthe Auditor. The Attorney General
claimed that Roberts petition was In.
sufficient, in that II did not set forth the
fact OF his election or that he~Ras u
member OF the House. Another point
made by the Attorney General was that
there was a question as to whether Rob.
erts was a member OF the legislature
Judge ntoYerruled the demurrer and
decided the writ must be- issued. Haskell
entered an exception, argument on
which will! be heard Saturday. Then
the vital point Of tho case, the validity
Of Roberts State Board certificates, will
be argued.
Hamilton and Mediation, the con.
testing judges in Silver Bow, placed
their designations in the Governors
hands to-day,
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@NlCKElrPLATE" MEMORIES
Relentlessly Revived Against Col. Briee a
Titin-Doe Norton the Only Exception.

RelentieSSly Revived Against Col. Brice Mt
TiHin-Doe Norton the Only Exception.
TiTFIN, o., Dec. 25.-The Senatorial
situation in this county is rather a com.
pliCatel one. The Seneca Advertiser, the
leading Democratic paper, supports Hon.
Geo. Z, seney, though the editors with
everybody else are laughing at the folly
Of his aspirations. Representative Brant
also supports Mr.. seney. The Tiffin
NtDS, owned by D. ]. Stalter, who six
years ago announced Seney Ia his paper,
but went TO Columbus and voted for
Payne for 81 800, Is urging ]. II. Thomas,
OF Springfield, and reifains from making
mention Of Mr.. Seney's candidacy even
as q matter oil news, There does
not appear 10 be any great unanimity OF
opinion among the leading Democrats
concerning the different candidates, ex.
cept that nearly every one Ia bitterly op.
posed 10 Rrlpe. The people Of Tillin
know him 10 be a triCkstef, he having
taken tue "Nlckel.plate" Railway from
this city in an underhand aud dishonest
manner. The better class OF Democrats
arB also opposed 10 the open salU Of the
Senatorship, and they know that BriCe's
only claim 10 his money, The one OK.
Ceplion TO this feeling 10 Hon. James A,
Norton, Chairman qi tile State Central
COMMITTEES, aud 0 well.known lobbyist
lie has made several pilgfimaRe6 10
Lima, and the lArrel was no doubt tap.
ped freely, for he 10 q rcd hot BrlCe man
and slopS over on the subject on every
occasion, He Is working bard here aud
making frequent trips iOr tho Lima man,
Az the Batne time Mr., Norton 10 an active
candidate for oil INSPECTOR,
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FATAL lNFLUENzA,
DEATH Rate Increasing in EurOpe-The Ep.

Death Rate Increasing In Europe-The En-.
idemio Takes Had Turn in Earnest.
BERLIN, Dec, 26.-The public health
authorities report a great increase in tho
number of cases ofinauenza and aggrs,
vatiOn Of the disease with an Increased
death rate. The fatal effects are pro.
duced by complications Of pneumonia
and laryngItis. The gas works are short
Of hands In consequence Of the number
Of employees down with the epidemic.
10 Munich the disease Is increasing, AMI
the hospitals are full.
The epidemic has appeared at Blu.
Charest, GalRiz and Braila,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
his SECOND AITGAllT.
John L, Van Patton Tries Twice to Suicide
Wild From Drink.

John L, Van Patton Tries Twice to Suicide
wild From Drink
CINCINNATI, o., Dec, 25,-John L. Van
Patton, a wealthy farmer from Benton
Station, about fifteen miles back on the
Kentucky Central Road, attempted sui
eide yesterday by taking Chloroform.
Van Patton Is q dissipated fellow, and
only last week, at his home in Ken
lucky, he attempted suicide by taking
laudanum. He Is about 20 years old,
and several years ago married daugh-
ter OF Sam Roberts, ex.Sherif OF Kenton
county, Ky, Miss Roberts inherited
considerable money aud property,
among which is a farm In Kenton coun.
ty valued ut $4,000. When she mar
ried Van Patton his wife transfer.
red all Of her property to him,
but he spent the money for
drink until she was compelled 70
rent the farm TO prevent him from sell.
ing II. Several years ago Van Patton
was nominated Tor Legislature in the In-
dependence district, but the managers
oil the campaign were forced to take him
off the i.ket on account Of his bad hab.
its. He grew so bad finally that several
weeks ago his wife was compelled TO
leave him.
About one week ago le took al over.
dose ef laudanum, but the drug made
him sick, and his effort to die was not
successful. Several days ago he came TO
the city, and has been stopping at a
cheap hotel on Elm street, near Fourth.
About o'clock Yesterday afternoon Van
Patton was found In his room groaning.
An officer was called in, and TO him
Van Patton confessed tnat he had taken
poison. He was conveyed to Central
Station, aud TO Col. Hazen he repeated
his desire to die. Col. HAGEN was about
to have him locked up for safe keeping
when Van Patton's brother came In aud
took him away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
FIFTY YEARS IN PRISON.
John Hicks to be Freed from tho Pen on
MnnLnY.

John Hicks to be Freed from tho Pen on
Monday.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 25.-There will be
released on Monday from the JefEeson-
Vile Penitentiary a convict who has
probably served a longer time In prison
than any man now living. His name is
John Hicks. He was born in Mont
gomery county, Virginia, in 1906, and
moved to Letsburg, Ind, when a young
man. He has six times been sentenced
to the Penitentiary In Indiana-twice
for attempted rape, three times for grand
larceny and once for hOuse-bTeaking
He has spent In all forty years within
that States prison walls.
In addition TO this record in Indiana
he has served two terms In the Ohio
Penitentiary, and is believed TO have
served time In other States. In round
numbers he may be said 10 have spent
half a century In prison. When his
term expires next Monday he will 10 TO
Indianapolis, where the State Board Of
Charities have promised to provide for
him aud secure an honest livelihood for
the wornout old iUlon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
OLD WAN HORSE DEAD.
Another one Dead q Pew Years Ago Even
Older Than nOid JACKIE

Another One Dead q Pew Years Ago Even
Older Than "Oid jack"
LYNouBuRo, Va, Dec. 25. 5.-stonewall
jackson, better known as "old Jack"
the oldest war horse in the South, ID
dead. He belonged to Colonel r. 7,
oraighill, who rode him from The spring
Of 1869 until the surrender at Appomat'
tox. cold Jack was thirty,three years
old. He received only three wounds
while In service, none Of which were
serious. After the war he served for q
time as q riding horse for Lieutenant
James s. Craighlll, Of Colonel william
Nelson's artillery battalion, now Rev, j
0. Craighill, Of Tue Diocese Of Maryland
Old Jack will DO buried on bis mastery
farm and monument will be erected u
mark hlB resting place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
ARRESTED fOR MILLS MURDER.


The Last Man Seen viii, Tie Dead Watch,
man III Custody.
TRENTON, Dec. 2S.--oordner Abbott iS
investigating The suspicious death Of
Henry Hill, the WatChnan, who was
found drowned on Sunday morning.
The authorities still suspect foul play
and to-day caused the arrest Of John
Farley, the last person seen with Hill on
Saturday night. lie was a homeless
fellow who slept 10 the sheds Of the An.
chor Pottery, and vas recently ordered
10 keep away from the place, which an
peted him and caused him 10 make
some femafkA which have aroused suA,
picion. There were marks on the
ground about the place where the body
was found indicating q tuSsle. The
theory oi some Of thg authorities 10 thai
Hill was struck on the head and then
thrown overheard,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
CHRISTMAS PARDONS,
ConviCts Who Draw the GlftS-TwO Life,
Term MuFdereFs Get the HOLIDAY Prizes.

Convicts Who Draw the Glfts-Two Life
Term MuFdersrs Get tho HolidA, Prizes.
CoLUMsus, ONO, Dec, 25.-Followlng
the custom Of pardOning some worthy
eonyicts on National holidays, the Gov
erner will extend Clemency to the fol,
lowing,
John Hays, who was convicted at the
May term, 1881, OF the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Washington County OF the
crime OF murder In the second degree
and sentenced 10 imprisonment for life.
Recommended by Board Of Pardons,
Charles Brock, convicted at the 0Cto.
Der term, 1889, Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Hamilton county, for the crime
Of burglary, and sentenced to imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for term OF
one year.
This pardon is recommended by the
Board OF Pardons and by the Prosecut-
Ing Attorney OF Hamilton county and
the Judge who tried him. Sentence was
suspended and Brock allowed 10 go on
his own recognizanCe until application
could be made against his accompliCe In
tue burglary aud otherwise aide1 the
authorities In the breaking up OF gang
OF thieves.
Ephraim Frost, convicted at the April
teru, 1884, Of the Court OF Comnon
Pleas OF Adams county OF the crime OF
murder In the second degree and sen.
fenced to imprisonment In the Peniten.
tiary for life. Recommended by Board
OF Pardons.
Frost was Is years old when convict
ed. He and his brother and another
man became engaged In quarrel when
all we're more or less under the inau,
ence OF liquor. The victim was killed
by stone thrown by one OF those named
above, but exactly by whom was not
definitely fixed. Frosts brother was
sent TO the Penitentiary for only a few
years, aud the other defendant was con-
victed Of assault and battery only.
Joshua 3. Kolb, convicted at the May
term, 1877, OF the Common Pleas Court
Of Erie County, ol the crime OF murder
In the second degree and sentenced TO
imprisonment for life. Sentence com.
muted to imprisonment for eighteen
years, with allowance for good tune.
John W, Ellis, convicted at the 0cto.
her term, 1873, OF the Common Pleas
Of Columbiana County OF the crime OF
murder in the second degree and sen.
fenced to imprisonment for life, sentence
COmmuted 10 imprisonment for fifteen
years, with allowance for good time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-26
"CONRADE BRICE."
How the New Yorker Tried to Work th,
Soldier Racket at Defiance.

HOW the new lOrkeF Irleu TO Work tne
Soldier Racket at Defiance.
DEFIANCE, o., Dec. 25.-There are
tricks in politics, and there are also
political tricks. While John H. Thomas
is securing the endorsement Of labor
unions his New York competitor is
working the soldier racket for all there
is in 1t. At the last meeting Of the
Union Veteran Union in this city a
stranger was introduced who stated that
liz resided in Lima, and belonged to the
Command there, aud proceeded to ello.
gize COmrade Brice and expatiate on his
generosity In presenting the Command
there with Sl0O, and closed by intro.
lucinga resolution indoning Brics as a
candidate for the Senate. While EN-.
phaslzing BriCe's gift to the Lima Vet
erans, he was disCrpetly silent regarding
his contribution Of $500, 900 toward the
election Oi the great pension vetoer
The Command concluded that II would
be wisdom to make haste slowly In this
matter, 40 the resolution went over till
the next meeting without action. II
will probably be defeated.
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sT.IOUlS0AS COMPANY sELlSOUT.
The Property and Franchises Sold at Auc'
tIon for 81 ,OOO, 900.

The Property and Franchises bolu ht Aues
tlon for SA,OOO,Oo0.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 95.-rhe fran.
chiseS, privileges and property oithe St.
Louis Gas.llght Company were sold at
auction to the Laclede Gas.light Com.
pany for $4,OOO,OOO. President McNil.
lad, OF the Laclede Gas.light Company,
was the only bidder, and the sale was at
once ratified by President Thompson, Of
the ST. LOUIS Gas.light Company. This
means that the Halllns syndicate Sc.
cured the prize without competition.
As there are 1900 shares OF stock In
the Sc. Louis GaB.light Company, and
the plant only sold for $4,000, 900, the
stockholders who did not sell 10 the
trust, will receive only 1888 80 per
share. They we're formerly offered S376
a share. The only stock outside the
syndicate lately was the 200 shares held
by the city, 100 held by Charles Green
and Ave more controlled BY him. l.iH
stated that Mr.. Green sOld his stock to
The syndicate within the last few days,
He was ConBpiCuously absent from the
sale to-day, and II he has not sold, will
undoubtedly 90 to law With the Syndi'
aaN..
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II the ears, sometimes a roaring busting
sound arc caused BY GataFrh, tllal eI'
ceedlngly diSagfeeabls aud very common
disease. Loss Oi smell Of hearing also
result from Catatrh. Hoods Samapatilla,
The great blood puiihet, Ia q peculiarly
aiCcebsiul remedy for this disease, which
II Cutpg by purifying the blood, II you
suffer from caLaffh, w Hood'a SatsapA.
fllla, the peculiar medicine. 2
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Two MURDERS n Ono I,ay.

NEw oRLRANs, Dec, VS,-AtAlate hour
laSt nlght, In a drunken roR between
lWu labJrpre, Wm. Burton shot and
killed JUhn bChatief, aged %, The muir
dvtpt was arrested. Thla afternoon 0ul
srdga, u railroad Bwltehman, ordered
jaIIts O'Kseie, q cafflage driver, ant
another man 10 leave hls premises
0'KeplU refused 10 70, sehge then tool
up his gun aud shot o'Reeie dead
BedgV surrendered,
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sptlnr l.Ll-Ii. Mnnlhrr In l.lli.hnrrh,

plrTsnuEOn, Pa Dec. 2b,--As far aS
the weather was concerned this was the
most remarkable Christmas ever expo.
rlehced here. The day was bright and
the thermometer registered above 90 do.
RfteS III lhV shade, while In the sun The
mercury reached 80 degrees. The alf
was as balmy asa late spring day, and
many ianiilIts ate their Christmas din.
net With the WlndowR open % Ia SUN.
llvf. Ball gatllpp and kindred outdoor
sports we're indulged In 70 a greater ex.
tent han ever known before d. this sea.
BOll of lhn VpnF
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2b.- Christmas day
here, like the winter Of which II is a
part, has been most unusual one. II
has been bright, clear aud warm, the
thermometer indicating 10 the nelghbor.
hood Of sixty. Marksmen were out oil
doors shooting al marks, aud on the lake
oatsmen were out rowing, stripped 10
thv waist. Numerous parties were seen
In the parks, in fact, the winter 30 fat
has been d most remarkable one. The
great lakes arc to-day as free from Ice 90
they were III midsummer, and nayiga.
NOn 10 limited extent Ia kept up, even
on lhH north Rhnrp ni Lake Superior.
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a SAD OCCURRENCE
A BOY Accidentally shoots Child Whilo
Celebrating Christmas.
6leeial Dtspateh 10 ne Iatalti0tRaer.

ANANNAAfANk NhtHtAAAAa
apecial Dtipaieh % ne lHteligmaz,
WEsToS, W, Va, Dec. ga most
pathetic accident occurred here mi
afternoon as the result Of Christmas Gel,
ebrating with tire arms. Karl Kunst
son OF Dr. A. II. Kunst, President Of ~
Clalksburg, Western q Midland ran,
road, while shooting at a mark dis,
charged the contents Of one chamber Of a
SO calihre Smith 4 Wesaon revolver into
the head OF little 3 year.old son Of Nh
H. NJ. L. Davis, farmer for the West
Virginia Hospital for the Insane, and The
little one 10 now lying at the point Of
death. The ball entered the left side
above the temple, pursued an upward
course and came out on the opposite
side, Portions et the brain were ex,
posed on either side Of the head, II Is
one OF the most regrettable accidenR
that ever occurred In this community,
The Davis family 10 nearly crazed, and
Young Kunst Is prostTated with grief,
rhesympathy Of all is extended to both
ianilieB.
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INTERESTING STATISTICS.
showing the Cost OF The Penal and TsnSyo.
lent Institutions OF Ohio.

showing tue OOat OF tho fehM hpu behuNOs
lent Institutions OF Ohio.
CoLuMBUs, o., Dec. 25,-rhe State
Board Of Charities have prepared a atable
showing tho cost Of the penal and
benevolent institutions for the year just
passed, Besides this, other valuable In.
formation Ia given In the table, from
which the following figures are taken
The total current expenses were Sl,Sl7,'
DlO20 total earnlDgsfron balD ot prOdutls
Oi inmates, S963,gl2 III daily average
number Of inmates on registers 1t lnStl.
tuLlobs, g,gOsi number actually In lhsti.
lutlonB, S,vOlj average cost per capita
per annulif, hSSed on the number ol IN.
mates OH register, SOL l0i cost Of pro,
Visions, 500 BOS 81 paid iof WaReb Of
employee, $500 SO total number oi In.
mates ip Al institutions November 10,
lSsS, lO,SGl died during the year, 42l,
Tue average per capita cost lot last year,
on the eana basla as that given above,
W@Slh14, being decrease ol % %,