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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-08-06
THE ENTIRE Business Portion of Spokane Falls Destroyed by Fire. FIRST JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT Two Train Robberiss-1hs Cruiser
 Boston Has { Hole Knocked
 in Her Bottom.

SPECIAL 10 THE DAILY EPrTAPH.
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OSpHSsEp TELEGRAMs,

James Sykes, dealer in grain and seeds,
was convicted In the Criminal Court at
Chicago Saturday morning Of issuing
fraudulent warehouse receipts, and was
sentenced to two years In the State
penitentlary.
Detective Grinnell, OF Milton, Wis,
has in charge ]. F. Edwards, whom he
arrested at Rnsensda on acharge OF hay.
ing embezzled $4,000 from the Meme.
mist Mill and Mining Company, OF Wis
consin, In May, 1884.
During Saturday night professional
burglars made q most successful break
at the lewelry store Of II. !. Rodwell, s2
Monroe street, Lynn, Mass. The burg.
lars got away with $4,000 worth ol
jewelry and left behind only few
tools.
The Dayton Building Association
League hRS agreed 70 take The initiative
step In the organization OF a State League
OF Building Associations, A call will be
issued for d meeting Of delegates Of all
building associations In the State 10 meet
at Columbus Augustl 10.
E.T. Jeaery, General Manager Of the
Illiholn Central railroad, Yss asked II
tho published statement that hO had re.
signed that position was true, He 70.
piled that II was; that President Fish
now haSit In his hands, and that II is 10
take effect In October next,
Joe ltansley, said 10 be from Detroit,
was picked up Friday morning beside d
railroad track III The stbprbs Of Louis
willie. lie was unconscious from severe
wounds about the head, and died In tht
hospital Saturday evening, II is sup
posed 10 fell or was pushed OF R NOV
Ing train,
A Portsmouth, o. dispatch says thai
OF Batden and 0twAy, Villages not iai
from Portsmouth, the same peculiar dis
ease which nearly depopulated those
places last summer has returned. II Il
an affection Of The bowels, and many
thlnk (lAt The C9yRp 10 10 be found IN
The drinking wat6ftaRch from tho wells
Two horse and cattle thieves and The
dehd body Of the leader Of the ganl
paSSed Though Albuquerque, N. NJ, 4
soCCon ThlfSiaF hISbt, Aephty sherif
lawson, oi Apache county, organlk fed
posse aud soon came upon The thieves
A general battle took place, aud the lead
OF ot the gang, q Mexican, was shotdead
4 ALebannn, o., dispatch says that thl
evidence against Treasurer Coleman
whose arrest for embeESlement va
made, consists In a numbefoi warrant
for the payment Of money 70 varlou
. township tteAsuters, which do not aE
pear o. all on the auditors books, Will
genuine warrants 10 the liull amount
. chose tEeagutetd were entitled 10 weF
regularly dmwnt recorded and paid,
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Tng srEUDRSvlLLG ELOpEMEST.
Anna Stephens aud Bob smurthwait'
HrOuaht Home.

Anna Stephens aud Bob smurthwaite
Brought Home.
PITTsDuRGH, Pa, July 2l.-Chief Of
Police Scott, OF Steubenville, and Sheriff
Burns, Of Jefferson county, Ohio, passed
through the city yesterday. having in
custody Bob smurthwaite, the ball
player, and little Anna Stephens, with
whom he had eloped, having appre'
henled the pair at Philadelphia.
At the time Of his arrest Smurthwaite
had $3.50 Of the money which he said had
been given 10 him by Anna. The charges
upon which the couple were eXtradited
are abduction and theft against smurth.
l.. waite and the girl respectively. Both
parties strenuously deny, however, that
II was their intention TO be married or
that any undue influence wag eXerted
by Smurthwaite to induce the girl To 90
with him, and the latter declares most
positively that she will not testify
against her lover. The amount OF money
recovered would indicate thatthe couple
had not been lavish in their expendi.
lures, but by the time expenses and fees
OF the officers who worked up the case
are paid, poor Mr.. Stephens will be in
luck II he gets the odd $50 OF the $3.50
recovered,
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DON'T LIKH TaH NAMR ON TRusr.
The Salt Combine, However, will MOnopo.
Ike the Trade,

The Salt Combine, However, will MOnopo.
Ike the Trade.
NEw YoRE, July2l.-The North Amer.
lean Salt Company, the incorporation OF
which was noted in a dispatch from
Albany, occupied two columns in yes
terday evenings papers with Its adyer.
tlsement, It's capital stock is $ll, 100000,
and 1t proposes to issue $i,OOO,OOO worth
Of bonds. The advertisement states tho
object ot the company Is to unity and
systematize the salt interests OF tho
country, The prospectus states that ar.
rangements have been made for the pur-
chase or control OF nearly all the salt
producing properties on the North Amer
lean continent, and that these number
1870 different works and companies. II
Is also stated that "liberal dividend"
can be declared,
In It's prospectus the company insists
that It Is not trust, and as a proof OF
this insists that anybody may buy stock
who will pay for II.
A London cable says: Five.sixths OF
the amount Of capital stock in the Amer
lean Salt Company reserved for Great
Britain has already been subscribed by
stockholders in the salt union. A pre-
MUM Of 10 shillings Is already offered
on the shares OF the new company. Lists
will be opened In London on Monday
next. Lists will be opened in New York
on the same daY,
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SOME STRONG LANGUAGE.
The Douianglsts Issue Maulresto-TheIr
AccuSerS Thieves and scoundrels.

1uo bouIhDElbtb Issue D mhnWeNo-lhelf
AccuSerI Thieves and scoundrels.
LONDON, July General Boulanger,
Count Dillon and NJ. Rochefort have
issued the following manifesto:
To The French Electors;
We have disdained to reply 10 the
absurd Calumnies ConcoCted by minis
ters who have been convicted Of pecu-
lation. Our abstention from this odious
comedy is now justified by the indig-
nant .reEulsion OF attempts 10 distoft
from officers Of the army lying denuncia.
tons Of their former chief. These
Bubornes Of witnesses have not hesitated
to employ the Taxpayers money
TO obtain false dispositions from
jail birds In their very cells
at Mazas. These are the miserable pre-.
varicators who accuse their former min.
lister Of war Of corruption. Public dis.
gust has already condemned and the
Justice Of the country will speedily over.
take these malefaCtors. They appealed
to the penal code, but the outcome oil
their Infamous maChinationsl was that
they could bring absolutely nothing
against US. 1fthey could have obtained
most trivial proof They would not thus
have riSked the assile court by negotiat.
ing with torgers. II Is for you, dear fol.
lowers aud CountIymen, TO Judge be.
tween US and these thieves. We wait
with confidence your sentence-irom
which these bandits, who feel its ap'
proach, vainly endeavor 10 escape. Long
live regenerated France-loug live the
houest Republic.
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AMONG THE RUINS,

An InltIllsthCCr Reporters Sunday Ttip
Along Ons o. The Flooded slrSAIn,-Itti,
ro''lhl" to DSNCtiOS the DSSttuslion.
Oe'llnilnn and Death,
SPtiaI Dtpoith 10 u, iai,llOde-,
RAyESswoOp, W, Va, July gl.-Your
correspondent left this morning at q
o'clock o via the road cart route TO take Ia
sOo Hooded district Of jackson county,
and and found IL almost impossible to dc.
scribe tho awful scene Of destruction
'aa' INA, greeted the eye on every hand
from RavcnSwOod the Spencer pix,
10 70, SandyvIllc was travcnOd alonI
mS Sandy creek, Into which all thI
Hooded streams empty. The destruction
On Sand creek was but slight, with III
exception Of al Sandyyille, whsn tb
Sa'et nooded several houses aud reaChe
Tue top of Btown 4 Casto's counter, b,
s ins several feet higher than vas III
""A wafer ol the famous IA flood, II
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A NATURAL GAS TRUST
Is the Latest Combine Projected
by MouopoIists,
CHAIRMAN CALVIN S, BRICE.
ofthe National Democratic Commit.
tee, Senator Payne and Other
Standard oil Slasnates Hayea
Finger In the Scheme,

LIMA, o., July 2l,-There is a move.
ment on foot looking to the consolida-
ton Of all the natural gas companies in
the Ohio and Indiana fields and put
them in a trust, DR., Baker, Of this city,
Is quietly engineering the matter with
the aid Of ], B, Townsend, H, NJ, Ernst
and others. Iti understood that this
arrangement has the sanction OF Calvin
s, Brlce, Oliver H, Payne and other
Standard oil magnates, They now own
the majority Of all the stock OF the com.
panies in Ohio and Indiana, aud will
buy up the stock OF the remaining indie,
pendent companies. II is a gigantic
scheme which will likely mature fully
In q few weeks.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man Starts out to Murder Family-KillS
Himself Finally,

BRYAN, WILLIAMS County, o., July
9l.-A terrible tragedy enacted a
Edgerton, this county, to-day. Aboul
three years ago Hiram Hoadly, ir, mar
ried Miss S. F. Newman, daughter of
farmer living near Edgerton, During
the lapse Of about two years some un'
pleasantness grew up between MF
Hoadly and his wife, which led toa tenn
porary separation, but last September
they again began living together as hus'
band and wife, and the supposition was
that their difficulties had been recon
ciled,
at the last term Of court Mrs, Hoadly
applied for a divorce and alimony, and
in che meantime left her husband and
returned to her fathers house, This
morning at about @ o'clock Hoadly se'
creted himself near the premiseso Of Mr.:
Newman, and the very first one to fall
a victim TO his plot was the wife, who
was in the act ol going to milk tho cows.
HoadIy seized her with his left band
and with his right he fred three
shots into her breast and left her for
dead. Mr., Newman heard the report OF
the shots aud started in the direction Of
the barn when he met Hoadly, who at
once shot the old man three times in
the breast, one ball passing through the
heart, Hoadly then pursued the
mother and younger sister Of
Mrs. Hoadly and but for timely mid
would have killed them also. Hoadly
then returned to the place where his
wife fell. He found her still living, and
locking his arms in hers emptied two
more chambers Of his revolver,
one in her forehead and the other
in her mouth and then shot
intllcting wound from
which he died at II O'Clock to-day,
Hoadly had three reyolvers on his per.
son, and 1t Is thought he intended to
kill the entire Newman family, He
leayeG four children by a former wife.
He was once q prominent politician of
Williams county and q very prosperous
and respected citizen,
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rue OLD, OLD STORY.
Another Farmer who Don't Road the News
papors-A Victim of SharpSrh

Another Farmer who Don't Road tho News
papors-A Victim of SharpOrh
HlLlsDALE, MloH, July el.-A. w
johnson, q wealthy farmer living about
two miles south OF the city, was ap
preached about ten days ago by man
who wanted to buy his farm. On the
way back 10 the house they met an ap,
parent stranger to both, who exhibited
signs OF intoxication. He showed quite
a sum OF money, aud engaged the land
buyer Ii game Of three card monte
apparently losing $1,000 To him, II wai
then suggested that Mr.. johnson take 4
hand in'the game, which be consented
10 do, and went To Hillgdale and drew
$1,000 from the First National Bank
and returned home with both men Btill
waiting for them. The game proceeded
and In a ehort time Mr.. Johnson's
money was all In a common pile with
the Others. In the division Mr.. John.
son took q package which he supposed
contained money for the full amdhnt ol
bis atake and Winnings and the otherI
departed, The package contained only
BaWduBt.
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III, Coming ROYAL Wedding,

LONDON, July 2l.-1.ord File and phn'
cess Louise, Of Wales, andISmqyod by
the yrangle oyer het dowry, arc going
on with their preparations ior the we'd
ding next Saturday, Tho Princess haI
The wonSniy reputation Of caring little
for lewelry, but heretofore she has moi
had much chance for acquiring The
taste, her father having enough to do Y
make both ends meet and gratiiy hi
own exuberant requirements. NOW
however, hundreds Of friends snd syeo'
plants are sending bteeens, chiefly
lewelfy, 10 Marlborough House, and the
prospective bride 10 developing keen
Interest In The LrinketB.
Tie Prince Of Wales gives bic daugh
ter d diamond. .snd.peatl necklace, and
confidently believed that the Shat
Will din deeply Into The bag which hAl
iubt helm calislng 90 much trouble,
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1lIE DEATH list.
SDNrNlten Lives KnUwn To Have been Lost,
and Mure May he Heard OF.

SCNrNltcn Lives KnUwn to Have been Lost,
and MOrS May he Heard of.
Sp'cial Dhpo'ch @hs IntoiNQuor. I,
PANSENsnuNO, W. Va, July 2l.-Fol,
lowing is complete list Of the drowned
soiarasknown. ItisposSible that other
lives were lost, The money loss will
reach up into the seven figure column
RoHERr BLACK, Of lockhartS.
SIRS' RouERr BLACK,
Mas THOMAS lIUUlRs AND FOUR chill.
Ep' HAso, Of Pond Creek.
MS lsAArBOnERrs, Of Stevens Creek
Nus: ORNlLLE West AND Two CHI,
nNES, fuckers Creek,
IolN BAILEY, Of TuCkur's Creek.
Nl MAl hIoSR, Of fuckers Creek,
Mm' l'AlAn TuCxER.
y man Whose nalnU is not asCertaincd
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A DOG Persisted
In Order That Crowd might See Barrel
Gopyer Niagara Falla.


fo9yer Niogart. Falla.
NIAaAR4 FALLS, n. Y, July el.-
Hundreds OF people crowded the south
ern shore Of Goat Island this afternoon,
to witness the effect Of the trip down
the river and over the Horse Shoe Falls
Of the barrel Carlisle D. Graham had
announced that he woHld set sdrift.
At $500 p. m. Walter odell set the
barrel aaoat. 1t contained a aNewfound
land dog. At first it driited lazily on.
ward, but soon the more rapid current
caught It and at $3.50 o'clock the
mass OF people OH Goat Island
could distinguish II rapidly
approaching them. The barrel appeared
to keep far toward the Canadian aide
until Il had got well into the rapids
when II was speeded somewhat toward
the American shore. AT 3:47 o'clock II
passed over tho reef TINT runs from
the third sister island and fol
fully a minute was out oil
sight. All believed 1t to have been
broken up, but 1t soon reappeared and
at 8 :5l o'clock reached tho brink Of the
horseshoe fails, and passed over little
west Of the centre. Many expeGtant
eyes watched for its appearance, but
they were doomed to disappointment, II
did not show up. Pieces ot the barrel
were picked up soon after, but the dog
was not 10 be found.
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KlLRAIN WAS DRUGGED,
The Charge Made in New York-suSpIoio
CircumAtRneea.

circumstances.
NEW YoRx, July 9l,-The Ersnin9
New1 in an extra edition gives to the
public this; "a letter received from a
well known newspaper man puts q new
aspect on the result Of the battle be-
tween Sullivan and Kilrain. The writer
says: From information l have re.
ceived and from Investigations ] have
made, am confident that Kilrain was
''dosed" prior to his battle with John l..
Sullivan, and later will have the names
OF the parties who concocted the plot.
The business was done at Richburg on
Sunday, on the eve OF the fight. Kill
rain was given Indian hemp mixed In
Jelly, and the effects OF the drug did
their work steadily, with the assistance
OF the torrid sun. One OF the parties
who put up the ring with Denny A.
Butler has the secret, and 1t more than
probable that he will expose the plot
A News reporter called on Frank Sic
yenson In regard to the above. Steven
son said; "Kilrain informed me alter
the fight that he had strange feeling.
Whether he was druRged or not do not
know" Johnston, OF the Police Gdsette,
said: "Flynn, who put up the ring said
TO me: Richard X. Fox would give
5000 II he EAew Yhgt I learned at
RiChburg.' Flynn knew Of some plot,
but hc refused to disclose 1t, but prom
ised TO do so some time"
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KILLED THH SHERIFF,
The Escape Of Two Prisoners
from the Cleveland Jail
CAUSES A DOUBLE TRAGEDY,
sheriff Goldsoll Shot In the Street
The Mysterious Find by the
oHcers-An UnknOwnAIan
Dead In Buggy,

CLEVELAND, o. July 2l.-Two pris
oners, W. A, Smith and Richard N
Mansfield, broke from the county jail
last night, going through the slate roof
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Goldsoll went to
the western part OF the city, where one
Of the men lived, and with a policeman
lay in wait for the fellows, About mid
night a carriage containing two men
passed along the street. The officers
called to the occupants Of the vehicle to
stop, and aftersome talk one Of the men
fired a revolver at the policeman He
and Goldsoll opened fire in return, a
half dozen shots being exchanged,
Goldsoll fell nt the first yolley, shot
through the abdomen, and the rig was
driven rapidly away.
The wounded officer was taken 10 q
hospital, where he now lies in dying
and an hour later the rig
driven by the two men was found a
mile from the place OF the shooting. In
the buggy was the dead body Of one OF
the men. He had been shot through
the body. 1t was at first thought the
dead man was Smith, the younger OF the
prisoners, but those who knew Smith
utterly failed to identify the corpse, and
tonight the police are still in the dark.
They think, however, that the dead
man was up to nlschieffo in the buggy
were found two revolvers, club, q
screw driver and piece Of rope. The
horse, which had been stolen In the
eastern part OF the city was wounded in
the hip and the buggy was rlddled with
bullets. 1t is believed that the other
man was also wounded.
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GROWING INTERESTING.
The Flemon EEtraaitian Case May lecOmc
National One.

pIrrsDuRou, Pa, July 2l.-In the
Flemon extradition case, Judge Ewing
yesterday granted q further delay until
Tuesday next, before his order for re-
moyel Is msde. Flemon's counsel asked
for tho concession on the ground thai
they had been unable to see any Of the
Supreme Court Justices TO bring the
matter before them.
This case promises 10 become a ques.
ton Of national interest, inasmuch as
Flemon's friends claim that the murder
in which he Is said to be implicated,
was a political affair, which occurred in
the latter part OF the Cleveland.Blaine
campaign, and should the accused be
taken 10 Edgefeld county, South Caro-.
lima, the SCENE lf the tFouhlel for trial,
he could not SECURE Justice. This view
OF the matter has been presented to
Congressman Dalzell in so urgent a man
ner that he has consented 10 write Ia
the Department OF Justice at Washing.
ton, asking that the Department recon.
mend a change OF venue In the case,
should the prisoner ee taken to South
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BREACH ON PROMISE CASE.


A Gilmer County Girl Gains Suit for Ten
thousand Dollars from n PhIiIppl Man.
Special DiGpateh 10 As hielitCrnefr
PnlLlrpl, W. vAp July 9l~1hc jury
In tho breach Of promise case Of Kate
Dent vS. DSva Plckers, which has been
on trial berc for more than q week,
iocnd a verdict yOsterlqy for the plaintiff
for $4,000.
Both parties stand high. The plainH6
lives In Gilmer county and the defense
here. lie ID q wealthy man. j Hop
Woods, ex.J JudRe Ioe and Sam v. Wood!
were tho counsel for tho plplnVG and
John Bessel, John ], Davis and a; y,
Dayton for tho defendant, j. Hop
Woods and John lessOl conducted the
CSSe on opposite sides. H.s
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Internal Revenue Appointments.

Sptctdl UlSpdtth 70 nc IHttHlpeHftTs
PARKERSapRa, W. Va, July 2l.-Col
lector A. B. White has announced SONS
more appointments In the Internal Rev
onue office. Capt W. N. BOnar, o.
Marshall county, Is made Deputy COL
leCtor for the First collection distric,
composed nl Ihe counties Of brooke
Hancock, Ohio, Marshal WotSel and
Tyler. Newton Linch, Of Wheeling, anl
Anthony staubly, Of Martinsburg, are
pppolnt1l y. 4, StorekeeperB. y. 4. g
Filter, ol MatIlnsblFg, Dnd John II
High, Of ChatitSt6b, afe appointed y, s
paIgeTg, A low appointments yet 70
main 10 DO made, but most ot tue poAi
Llons have been filled and the new on
ClaIs have the work Of the office well 1t
hand,
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ugR SAD FATE.
The Body of suiOIdS supposed to be that
of Girl who Elopeh with nm AlHeptprer.

Tie Body Of sRIOlds Supposed to be that
of Girl who Eloped with m AdVeptprer.
New York, July 2l.-0n July ~ q
young woman committed suicide by
poison at Third avenue boarding
house, She was supposed to be Miss
Kitty Doane, Of Toronto. A touching
poem was found in the room, which gave
the idea that an unfortunate love affair
was the cause Of her death. Now II is
supposed that the young woman was
Kake Mccormick, ofCleveland, o., who
ran away from good home In Cleveland
o year ago with sewing machine
agent named Kibler. To-day a
Workers tinsmith named Thomas
REYNOLDS called at police headquarters
and said he believed tho suicide was his
cousin, Kate Mccormick. He sR9 the
girls father was . railroad contractor.
lie told the story ot The girls eloping
with the AGENT To Buffalo, Montreal,
Ottawa and Toronto, and finally New
York. From descriptions Reynolds re-
ceiyed Of the girl, le thought she was
bis capsin. He will examine the girls
effects to:lnorray 10 verify his suspicious.
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TIIg SUMMER OAPIl'AL
The President Hears a GIod sermon-A
Lie About Mrs. Harrison Nailed.

The President Hears q GJod Sermon-A
Lie About Mrs Harrison Nailed.
DEER PARK, Mn, July 9l.-Presidept
Harrison heard a sermon to-day by the
Rev. E. D. Meade, Episcopalian, on the
duties OF business men as Christians.
A passing reference to politics by the
preacher was 10 the effect that the em-
ployment Of improper agencies in public
affairs to counteract similar agencies
was ueyer justldable. The President
aud his iathef'in.lRw, Dr.. Scott, remained
after services and pattook Of communion.
Private Secretary Hallord says the
story about Mrs. Harrison inviting a
physician with Kilrain's party on the
occasion Of her first trip TO Deer Park,
10 have q glass Of wine was pure In
yention,
The President tomorrow will take Mp
public business, but no appointments
are likely to be made.
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CABLE FLASHES.

Grand Duke Constantine, uncle Of The
Gar, has suffered q astroke Of paralysis
He has lost the power Of speech.
The italian Government has with,
drawn its vessels from participation ID
the blockade Of East African ports neal
Zanzibar.
Several cotton warehouses situated on
Redcross and Grundy streets, Liverpool
have been destroyed by lte, The loai
is 100000.
The Porte will send several battalionI
Of troops 70 the island Of Crete 10 conSe
quehce OF the thEeatened rising Of th(
people there.
The Bouiangista In Marseilles hay,
decided Ia nominate the General %
candidate Ia four cantonB ior The Coun
oil General, Ia apilo oithe new lav
which totbids one candidate being rut
In more than one place at the same time
A accommodating party sent out from
Wady HAlia found the derylshes tinde
Nad.el.Jumi occupying q good position
II was also learned that The defViBhO
had been reinforced BY 1000 men. TIL
British troops at Aasotah number 1850
men and are considered strong enougI
10 attack The dervibhea.