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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31
TIE EAsT.

WILLIAM III. DERBY, cashier OF the Dis
trict Messenger Company, of Boston,
has been arrested on the charge Of
embezzling SO. 600 from the Western Union
Telegraph Company by overcharging them
for messenger service.
WHILE George A. Walters Of Harrison
Valley, Pa. was working at his saw mill
a stick fell i'm front Of the saw, which
Walters tried TO remove, and in doing so
was drawn within reach of tho rapidly
moving machine and had his head severed
in half. He lived for two hours.
HEAVY rains caused the upper reservoir
OF the Littleton On. H Water and Elec-
trio Light Company, situated $50 feet
above the village, to burst the other night
The reservoir covered about eight acres
and the great body OF water came tearin &
down Palmer brook, outlying it into
large river bed, uprooting trees and doing
considerable damage.
Brooks & WELLS, boot and shoe manu-
factursrs of Westboro, Mass, have ia led
with ESQ, 600 liabibjlities and 500, 900 nomi-
nal assets. They had attempted to do too
large business for their capital
A GENERAL reduction OF ten per cent. in
wages has been made by the Shenango
valley (Pa.) furnace operators. The cut
affects 1000 men.
THE annual examination of the Govern
ment Indian School at Carlisle, Pa, took
place on the 22d. The graduating class
consisted OF fourteen Indian pupils, Sec
retary Noble Senator Colquitt and Gov
ernor Beaver spoke and Secretary Noble
presented the diplomas.
A DISASTROUS rainstorm and freshet oc-
CURED recently about Saltwater, N. Y,
causing the canal to overflow and doing
great damage to the crops.
THE Bourne mills corporation, Fall
River, Mass, has decided after July to
adopt plan Of proiit-sEnring with their
employees.
THE grand council of the Reformed
Episcopal Church met at Boston on the
22d.
TEE granite works at South Riegate,
VT, have gone into a receivers hands.
The liabilities arc $500 and the assets
$40, OO1
THE ex- -convicts who arrived at New
York recently from Eugland, and claimed
that they had been assisted out by
the Prisoners Aid Society, Of London,
were sent back by the order Of Collector
Erhardt
THE sash and door factory Of George r.
Cushman q Co, OF New York, was burned
the other night Loss, $4,000. Three
firemen were injured during the fire.
The trustees OF the Hartford Conn
Theological Seminary have voted to open
courses of the institution to women on the
same terms rs TO mon,
TIRE molders who returned to work at
Rathbone, Sard & CO.'S shops, at Albany,
N, ", pending n hitration OF their dith-
Guilty, a proposed reduction Of ten per
cent, have quit work again because the
firm wanted 10 withhold the ten per cent.
reduction from the mems wages pending
the decision Of the arbitrators.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31


THE passenger steamer Johns Hopkins,
belonging 10 the Merchants s. Miners
Transportation Company, was burned to
the waters edge at Baltimore, Md. re-
Gently. 1t was valued at $3.50, 900. The fire
originated by the explosion of barrel OF
turpentine.
The Latonia (Ey.) Derby, valued at
$500, was won by Hindoocraft in 2:41s<-
rather slow.
A BITTER war of rates has commenced
in Alabama between the Louisville &
Nashville and East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia roads which may involve several
other Southern systems.
GREAT damage was done in Harrison
County, W. Va, the other day by a terrific
hailstorm.
A WRECK occurred on the Missouri, Kan
sas g. Texas the other night eight miles
north Cf Temple, Tex. The engineer,
whose name was Davis, from Denison,
was killed and two brakemen were fatally
wounded. Seventeen cars were piled in a
mass. No cause was known for the
wreck.
damage among the fine timber about
Ploquemine, La. SpGS
THE centennial celebration of the estab-
lishment of the Catholic Church of the
United States was begun on the 23d in the
Carroll memorial church at HyattsvilI
Prince Georges County, Nd, toy memo
rial mass in honor Of Archbishop Carroll,
the first Roman Catholic prelate Of the
American hierarchy.
THE residence of Rev. F. c. Clarke, near
Virginia Beach, in Princess Anne County,
Va, was burned the other night and he,
his two daughters, next TO the oldest son
and n niece visiting him were consumed
by the flames. His wife, Miss Ella Bid
good, the governess, and two small chill
dren escaped.
DICK HAwEs, charged with the murder
OF his wife and child at Birmingham, Ala,
has been sentenced to be hanged July u
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31
FILED BY JUDGE BREWER.
Decisions in the United States Circuit Court
at LeavenwOrth.

Decisions in the United States Circuit Court
at LeavenwOrth.
LEAvENWORTH, Kan, May 25 Judge
D. J. Brewer, of the United States Circuit
Court has filed the following as his opin-
ion in the action of the Union Trust Com
panv of New York VS.. the Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas railway: THE plea by de-
fendaEt to comp!ainanPs bill is Overruled
and leave given to answer by the July
rules" This was on a question of juris-
diction of the United States Court TO en-
tertain the Union Trust Company's suit.
The petition for payment of interest on
Boonville bridge bonds was sustained.
The receivers of the road were directed
to comp! etc the Dallas & Waco road to
Waxahachie and a committee of three was
appointed, consisting OF J. Waldo traffic
manager, G. J. Pollock, auditor, and James
Hageman, attorney, 10 report a just 0nd
equitable basis of adjustment between the
north and south division to earnings
and expenses.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31

NEW YORK, May 21.-From the World:
"The excitement in this city over the MUIR
der of Dr. CTonin still remains at its high
est pitch and may possibly develop
into something serious. 1t may be
remembered that i'm this fight in
the Clan-na Gael Society last fall DR..
Cronin was supported by several well
known men of this city. DR. Cronin was
openly threatened with death and he has
now met his fate. Il was well understood
at the time that some men had
evil designs against Cronin's hackers in
the East, one of the strongest of whom
lives in this city, and for whose safety his
friends are daily warning. His Gamma
Gael fight was a long and complicated
one, and Dr.. Croniu succeeded in making
the bitterest enemies OF his life during il"
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31
HUGE SWINDLE.
Connecticut Bank Omcers Embezzle =
Large sum.

Connecticut Bank Omcers Embezzle =
Large sum.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 20 John C.
Bradley, cashier of the Merchants Ma
tiOnal Bank, is said to have been under
the surveillance of officers of the law at
his residence in Fairhaven. He is charged
with embezzlement, the shortage being
discovered by Bank Examiner Cooley in
his examination Friday. The bank off,
GERS declined to give any information.
Prosecuting Attorney Daley is now in
consultation with the officers of the bank,
and it is rumored that Bradley will be ar
rested. The loss to the bank may reach
$1OO,O It is said that Bradley and
Charles W. Palmer discounted notes with
out the knowledge of the directors, and it
has covered a space of several years.
Palmer has been arrested also.
The card was issued yesterday after
noon by Ex-Governor Bigelow, president
OF the Merchants National Bank:
70 The PN6tc:
Certain Irregularities have been found in the
bank involving the cashier and assistant teller.
There will probably be a considerable loss to
the bank, which will not however. impair its
capital 1t is not yet ascertained whether
those officials have been the benehciaries Of
these Irregularities but notes have been dis
counted which we're not presented TO the board
Of directors for their approval, and the loss on
this kind Of paper can not ct this moment be
stated.
Mr.. Bigelow subsequently said: al do
not think that the ents-e surplus ($1OO 0O0)
will be lost, and hope shat it will not ex-
ceed half that amount "
Teller Palmer has made a full confess
sion of all the transactions. Palmer is
interested in the manufacture Of patent
medicine, and one story current is to the
effect that he borrowed considerable
money to extend his business, and, being
unable to meet his payments, tided over
by discount notes for the parties of whom
he had borrowed money. This practice,
it is stated, was discover by Cashier
Bradley, but Palmer induced him
to keep it quiet, promising to
take up the notes as fast as they became
due. Failing to do this other notes were
discounted until the cashier and teller be-
came deeply involved and were compelled
to keep quiet for their own safety. The
general opinion last night was that the
affair was much worse than the bank off
cials care to admit Cashier Bradley spent
last night in the sheriff's office and Palmer
was at his own home. in charge of deputy.
Bradley is about fifty years of age and
is very popular. He was prominent in
church circles and was also prominent in
military circles. Palmer is about forty
years old and has been with the bank
nearly twenty years.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

First citizen-"Wha was the last
measure passed by the Legislature; do
you knowP" Second citizen-''Yes, ]
do. Happened to be in the gallery at
the time. II was a quart measure
filed with beer. Huntington Free
Press.
Mr. Sogus-"What meks dat Miss
Spacer ser kinder lOn'sum gnight?''
Mr.. Wheets-''D' boys amt quite suah
whedder dat 'rangement stickin' out
Of her bodice is one OBJ dem new
fash'ned lawnettes er d razzer, an
dey's shy."-Judge.
Citizen - How much do you
weigh, PatP" Pat-"SOmetimes 400,
sor, and sometimes 600" How do
you make that outP" ''Well, sOr, I'm
drivin' for a coal dealer, and always
weigh the difference betwane the coal
and the ton. Texas Siftings
Tired wife-"John, / wish you
would bring in some wood" Husband
II would, my dear, but have the
lumbago again" Tired wife-''You
have?' Husband-"Yes. the pains up
my back are just terrible" Tired
wife-'Why, what have you been
doing?" Husband-"There were no
seats left at the ball ground, and had
to stand up. Boston Beacon.
-"Lawyer-''Are you the brother
OF John Smith, Of Nebraska, sirP
Smith, am; but / haven't heard
any thing from him for years. "
Lawyer-"Well, he died last month. "
Smith-"Indeed! did he leave any
thing?" Lawycr-''Yes; he left every
thing he had in the world TO you"
Smith-"Thank heaven! How muchg"
Lawyer Eight children and the
mortgage on the farm. Burlington
Free Press.
DE Courcy - Angelina, dearest,
have you yet fixed upon the day that
is TO make me the happiest Of men?"
Angelina-"Yes, Reginald, the 18th OF
next month is my birthday, and how
appropriate it would be to have our
wedding on the same date. Does that
day suit youP" De C.-"WelL. no, not
quite as well as some other. You see
there is to be a league game played on
that day, and i wouldn't like TO miss
il. Boston Budget.
Prisoner Last time yer had me
here was a good Methodist and got
sent up fer borrowing a couple OF
chickens. while yer let a fellow on
who had killed his mudder, cause he
war "A somnambulist- rs changed my
creed and when stole that pig i war
a regular bowling somnambulist."
Judge-''Three months for the prison.
er." Prisoner-''Yo' don't mean ter
say that somnambulists has gone out
oh style already might jest as well
er STAYED a Methodist Time.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31
nisorder in the Cortes.

MADEID, Nay % One Of those scenes
which ars a disgrace to legislative bodies
has occurred in the Cortes. President
Martos had given offense to the majority
by making ruling contrary to its wishes.
There was an uprOar and he tried to sup
press it. The house refused to listen to
him or obey his orders. The minority de-
Tended the President and Lo;h siies
brawled for an hour. The President was
treated with great disrespect, the epithsts
pig and ''traitor'' being shouted at him
bv the augered deputies Of the majority.
Tho sitting was finally adjourned amid
Wild confusion. and vrangling went on for
some time in he lObbies.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31

CHARLOTTE, N c., May 25.-Dr. John
Allen was robbed on a country road. Tues
day night by hghwaymen, of $50. The
doctor was furious, AMI when the robbers
released him pelted them with sticks and
stones. The robbers again overpowered
him and hanged him to a limb of a tree.
The moose did not work we'll and che doctor
did not stranEie to death. He was cut
down in half an hour, and the robbers left
him for dead But the doctor was mo-
dead by a large majority. He went home.
He says he pretended to be strangled by
ths rope, struggling for few minutes and
then becoming quiet Donald Chanvis
has been j iled on suspicion of being one
of the gang.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31

PIITsBURGE, Pa. May 25.-Frank Comp
ton killed his wife, Cora, at West PittstOn
with a butcher knife and then cut his own
throat, dying two hours later. The tragedy
took place in the bedroom where they
slept, and is Lelieved to be the outcome Of
a quarrel between the couple, Compton
charging his wife with receiving the at
tentions of other men. After killing his
wife and cutting his own throat the man
walked down stairs and with bis bloody
fingers wrote the word Jealousy" upoo
the sittingroom wall He also lef on a
slate s message which read: "Givs my
watch to nv brother. I am going to
Heaven" He then went uustairs and fell
beside his wife's body, where be died.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31
Gamblers Fined.

LONDON, Nay 25.-The persons whc
were taken into Cu-tody By the pol c. at
the raids on the Adelphi Club were ar
raigned for trial yesterday. The prop-i-
etor Of the club was convicted Of keeping
"A gambling resort and faed E10). Ths
secretary of the club was fined Goo. The
PLAYERS were discharged.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31

SAN Francisco. May p. e iTin Booth
is anxious - take a long rest this summer.
and Booth aud Barrett have accordingly
cancelled the fourth week Of their engage
ment in this city, and also their engage
ments al Portland, Butte and Helena.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-31
SOU urHERN olEANlNas.
Dick Hawos' Sentence.

At Birmingham, Ala, a few days ago,
Dick Hawes, the wife murderer, was taken
into court to receive his sentence of death.
The prisoner was looking pale and i'll at
ease, showing plainly the effects of the
great mental strain undergone during his
trial When asked if he had any thing to
say why sentence should not be passed,
he arose and, looking directly at the
judge, said, in a clear voice:
81 am innocent of the crime of which ]
have been convicted, and 1 feel that Ihave
not had a fair and impartial trial. l be-
lieve the jury that convicted me was pref
udiced, bat 1 hope the Supreme Court
will grant me change of venue and q
new trial, at which hope to get justice.
That is all have to say"
The prisoner then remained standing
while Judge Greene pronounced the SEN
tence of death, fixing July II as the date.
Not muscle Of Hawes' face moved as he
listened to the words: Hanged by the
neck until you are dead, and may the
Lord have mercy on your soul" The pris-
oner left the courtroom Immediately, in
charge of an officer, and declined to talk
to any one. His attorney gave notice Of
an appeal, and an order suspending the
sentence was entered on the docket.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
An Old Citizen Gone.

Died. At his home in this place on
Ibursday afternoon Of last week Feb
'ua'y 81. 1889. Mr.. Henry Fridale
aged 81 years. Mr.. + riddle had been
feeble for good many years and
ba d BEEN confined to his bed sbou,
one ear. and MS \ great sufferer
When in leallh lie ~as q .hoem.ke,
by trade. and a. !org as lie could
YORK esu'd bs iorpd in his li,,i. sbc,
Lucy vi h hosts n ehoes. He W..
also very successtui as q fsberman
and ne OF his delight, va In casting
his look aid line frcu the ba, ks @,
'ur lie, utitul IA nth B,au,h 81 tho
TOt,nsc. lie leaves three d.uph.
ter', OF e son, 'lite sistcrs, ard one
b'e'ler. iesides IN, nv ether relative.
aui fii. uds.
Died. at her ht me rear Hartman.
Vile. Mineral county, On the 25th 81
Januar'. Miss Susan XII zmillcr, az. d
about 40 esrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
EOIICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF John w Haws, decd.
in pursuance Of decree Of the Ciccuit
Court OF the county Of Hampshire. made 10
a cause therein pending. to subject the res !
ee'ate Of the said John w. HAVE, to the psy-
ment OF his debts, yeu are required TO pre-
sent your Claims against the estate OF the
said John W. Haws, for adjudication to
James A. Gibson. Comuissit uer. at his Office
In the saio couriy, or or before the 9Th day
OF April, 1889.
Witness. v. N Polling. Clerk Of The said
Cemt, this 26th day of February, 1889.
V. II. POLLING, Clerk.
March /, lSS9-Cw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
County Ne WIS.

DiLLoN's RUN, Feb. 81 Our
Literary Society met last night at
the usual hour and argued the ones
ton: Resolved, that Pursuit was
more interesting to man than Pos.
session. Affirmative were ID. w g..
Billmyre, A. NJ. Keis;e:, j. Geo
Luz ton and II. w. Orndortf. Neg
ative, j. &. Billmyre. NJ. l. Heat
woe, Frank Nelson and S. l.. Hi
cit. Judges, VIM Slonaker, JOHN
Kline aud G. Washington Slona-
ker. The aigu7 ents were rapid
and close and to the Point; the
judges seemed somewhat at n loss
in granting the decision; bat final
~ concluded that the negative
ought to have it, and gave it in that
way. Our worthy friend and cham
piop, Dice Pennett. who removed
out OF our vicinity canLot be with
US any more. The Society regrets
very much in losirg good Orator
rs MIR Peinet, vas. He delivered
a very beautiful farewell address
on his re'ir, ment. Also, Mr.. Hi
EFT, our Secretary, delivered his
farewell address last night in few
beautiful remarks, and spoke ell
couraginely CT our Society and
urged that the Society would GO On
with their good work. The soc;e-
IS regrets very much 10 lose Mr..
Hiett as he ia fine orator and
fiowcry speaker. lie carries with
him n deep sympathy from lis
brother members as they will ain o
be at loss to 60 on with their live
~ tines. Hoping not TO intrude
upon your valuable columns any
longer, ! am yorrs, REPo: TER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01

SpnlNC FIELD, ". Va. Feb &c, 80.
- We have been enjoy ing (?) cold
snap since last Saturday-with the
thermometer at zero Il portion OF
the time
Rev. r. +. Griffith preached
perhaps, Lie last sermon for the
conference year last Sunday. Our
meeting is still in progress, and as
Interesting AS ever, There have
been three conversions and there
are still six penitt nta at the altar.
Prof. Milan and bliss Fechtig,
teachers of the public school. and
quite number of other ladies and
gentlemen of Frankfort attended
church Leic Thursday night.
Nicholas KayICr died at his home
on Middle Ridge on the 2lst inst.
in the Slst year of his age.
Mr VIM. Il. Wilson and Miss
Alice Kirk of Paw Paw visited
friends here last week.
In order tsat your readers may
know that Notwithstanding the
fat tLut Springfield is a very old
town we still do some business-.W c
give you below "a statement show.
ing the shipments from this point
IN lS0S-which our accommodate
ing depot agent Mr.. Martin, has
kindly made for US from the actu.
al business Of his office.
IOj car loads mi props-Aboul
5000 st ctn's each 81 $50 a.
car loads Cross.tics- 5000 a. s.
cents each, slfOO-155 car load:
bark, about 800 cords at Sc 81 pet
cord. SlO,OGj-3l2 cords wood al
e. 90 per cord, 1924 These amount,
added together make the nice little
sum Of Sl5.749.
MetsIs J.. a MCGlathcry = Nor
gau kmmarts and Edw. EmmarT,
schools have closed--she four months
having expired. The school in iOwr
vii be out in three weeks GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
Deafness Can't he Cured

oy local application. rs they can not reach
the disesssd portion OF the car there il
only one way TO cure Deafness, and that il
by constitutional remedies. Deafness i.
taurtd by an irh med condition uf the mu.
Gus lining Of the Eustachian Tube. whs,
this tube gets il tanned you Lave a rnmblinp
sound or imrer!ect hearing, and when il II
entirely cloeed Deafness Is the result, aud un
lees the iLf mmaiion can be taken ont and
this tube restored to i's normal couditior
hearing will be destroyed forever uine cases
out Of ten ere caused by cntarrh, which Is
nothing but an iph.med condition IF the
mt Gus uifsces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness tcaused by tatarrh)
that We can not cure by taking Halls Ca,
tarIh Cure. Sead for circulars free
J. CHENEY Il co Toledo, Ohio.
70 Sold by Druggists. rs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-01
OUR NOTE BOOK.

60 Rev. ID. NJ Shawen's an.
.,,norcment for Co. Superintendent.
President and Mrs. Cleveland leave
.eWLire House to- day
Ms Mary Tyre Inb, den. wife Of
r., George ". Inboden. dicd in
rne,,c C unity, Va. Friday.
IN. res derce OF Mr.. jacob S
r.mcs.n. in we.ternp, IT. Md. vas
I'D on Wedue, day OF last week.
Joshua Lsmr, tried at Wincliestef
,be urder Of jonathan Mass n
.asacquiIied.
Cireui, c, ut for Hardy County
iii convene in NJ oiolicld on the
l9,b int, Tuesday week.
senator Flournov and Eelcgatc
pogb returned fro m Chsrlesion We'd.
resdsy evening.
Conference, OF tie u. j. Church
rsrs a, Martin stuig. on the 9Th
int. Bitb,p Castle viii p esId".
1s,vs., tue average politician 10 gettina
man, tslsirg ab,u, IsiiG sod no tariff ;
lotl,cures his cold every tight with Dr.
Pyu.C,ugh S,irr. aId t,gins afresh next
uo.t.rg With Tie lax.
Tie Pa'timtTe Conference. NJ. T..
Church, South. will meet ut Al.xan-
.lria, on Wcdn' sday, tho 10 n inst
Rsbcp A. W. Wilson will 1 reside.
.Ru, Oh vhs, dsmred minutes tells ne
tsr' who suffers. but waits; who VIRTUES,
IL T.
,srt cut FOR just twenty -h,e cents worth 81
ssraiicn oil, tie pain.cure
The Baltimore Annual Conference
ct tie NJ. +. Church will convene in
Rsllim' 70, A. Grace ci urch. uext
Wed.esduy.
l4udanum and opium mixtures only stu.
pew Rll seldom cure. For dise ses Of 10.
i.nry, use Or Bulls Baby syrup which il
,.r nd cure in its thtctJ fiice % cents
sd eVr;y where.
Tie INTELLIOENCER's plan TO nit
gate the EVIL Of carrying lis OILS
prohibit The sale OF pans with hip
pockets.
Are sou afflicted with dizziness, or a dull
tssyy feeling throughout the fuIetead and
UurhS bis Ciit indicates torpor tr th.
h'ir, which LaIsdor will promptly cur.
hurl! costs 25 Ienl5.
Col. j. B. Davis of keyter, has
We understand. re,u ned from s
Augustine, + oIiis, SON ewhst i'm.
proved in health.
fCI tie Ii ~ tune in nea ly year
We are g mpelled 10 Is'ue u seven.
!umn Sheci. We ordered paper O.
lie right sz two weeks ago, but il
las not yet arrived.
For tie INFO NATION OF the public
We feel 1t is our du'y To safe tia
neither Hoke, K'fby nor Evans Ina,
heretofore borne go, d name in ,hi,
conEun ",
The Moor, field Tx, miner sfys y
4. M:Mechen. u. s. Carr and othe
have organized c mi any 10 open
silver mine tn MIGd., Noun am, nca
Mooreheld.
bishop III. " Mel, ire Of the VI
+ Church South, whcse death wa.
noted in on. columns last week, wa.
10 years old. He VAS al the head o.
Vanderbilt University aud was q
graf and good man.
peti ION for the pardon Of Sey,
i-our Donglss'. he murderer o
Young II ser, the Grant county mai
cnrr'c7, % being circu ated through
lti' src'!"n. The Moor, field Exsm-
nrr say that several Of the juror,
VIC convicted Doug!a,s Lave siguc,
IT,