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THE MADRID MUST NOT SAIL.
A Pronunciamento from the Haytian
Minister.

1t was reported in New York that the
Haytian minister, Stephen Preston, had
sent to Secretary Bayard, by direction Of
Legitime declaration that the Haytian gov
eminent will hold he American government
liable for damages if vess Is are permitted
to leave American ports with arms on board
for Hyppolite Minister Prestons pronuncia-
II ento referred particularly to the fitting out
of the Madrid, now in New York, and the
Mercedes, which came from Boston and sailed
for Santo Domingo. Secretary Bayard was
evidently stirred up by Minister Preston's
declarations They were referred to Secre-
tary Fairchild who Immediately notified al
collectors of customs and surveyors of ports
that they must prevent vessels with arms for
Hyppolite's forces from leaving their orts.
1t was Is learned at the Hayti n consurs
office that Secretary Fairchild had put Mr..
Preston in communication with United
States Dst-Atty WILDER Ct Brooklyn,
and that Mr.. Preston had laid before
Mr.. WILDER the alleged evidence that
the Madrid is loading arms for Hyppol te in
Brooklyn waters. Col Ira B. Aver, chief of
treasury agents at New York, was notified
by Secretary Fairchild that he and his staff
were to put themselves at the disposal Of
Minister Preston In TIE afternoon Mr. Pres
ton and Col. Aver had conference but
neither W. uld speak of the steps taken to pre-
vent the MadriI from leaving.
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HIS BEARD SHAVED OFF,
And Mr.. William O'Brien Compelled
to Don Prison Garb.

70 DVTT HTSOTf NUfU '
Mr.. William O'Brien was lodged in the
Clonmel Jail to undergo the sentence Of four
months Imprisonment for offenses under the
crimes act. When ordered to remove his
civilian clothing and don the prison garb,
Mr.. O'Brien ref sed to hey the on der, where
upon he was seized by warders and his
clothing forcibly removed. His heard was
then shaved off. He made desperate
resistance and was exhausted by
his efforts to pr vent he rem val
of his clothing. The prostration of Mr.
was so severe thai it was deemed best to sum-
mon priest to him. Nationalist are great
ly agitated over the treatment of Mr.
OBrien. 1t is stated that he was severely
injured on the body during his struggle with
the warders and that he is still much pros
trated
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Near Relatives.

"we are related, I believl = said the
Earthquake to the Case of Ague. ~
think so, though we have never met be-
fore, replied the Case Of Ague.
'Shake!" both exclaimed, simultane-
ously,-LUe.
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ARMY OFFICERS ABROAD.

Going as Attaches OF the London and
Paris Legations.
The war department has dec ded to station
officers as attaches at the American legations
in London and Paris Capt. j. C. Sanford
of tie corps of engineers goes to London, and
Lieut. H. d. Bocup, ordnance department,
goes to Paris. Capt. ID. A. Lyle,
ordnance department. will sail for
Paris about the middle of Febru-
airy to take charge of the government exhibit
ton at the Paris exposition. Leuts Crozier
and Hobbe of the ordnance department of
the army are already abroad on special duty.
Hereaft7- - 'arable number of our Off
&C. 80 ,rii. l.; ope all the time.
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Chicago Board OF Trade memberships are
quoted at 1850.
Card of Thanks.

CNrd OF ThnnKbs -
II the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam should
publish card of thanks, containing express
sions Of gratitude which como to him daily,
from those who have been cured Of severe
throat and lung troubles by the use of Kemps
Balsam, 1t would fill a fair-slzed book. How
gist and get free sample bottle that you may
test for yourself its power. Large bottles 5N
and 81
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
MOUNTAIN MOONLIGHTERS.
The President Urged to Extend 9
General Amnesty to Them.

General Amnesty to Them.
Senator Colquit and Representative Cand-
Ter have recommended TO the president and
Atty. Gen. Garland in strong terms that a
general amnesty and pardon be extended by
the president to offenders against the inter
nal revenue law now under indictment and
conviction. Several hundred persons,
who have already pa TALLY e1-
restored to liberty in Georgia, North and
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee an
other southern states, and few in the north
ern states. If the president does not finally
approve this scheme he will undoubtedly ex
tend elem ncy to as many of the class de
scribed as he can give consideration to before
the 4th of March.
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A society was formed in New York city
years ago for the suppression OF cruelty to
animals. Why not support society for the
suppression OF business which takes the
health coat, vest shoes and wan rom a
man, and sends him home pauper and often
Q maniacs
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07

Swift Spec fc cured me of Malignant Blood Poison
after had be treated in vain with old so-called
remedies OF Mercury and Potash 9 8 not only
cured the Blood Poison, but relieved the RheumA-
tisr which was caused by the poisonous minerals
GEO. BOWEL, 2s22 81 Avenue N. y.
Nine wears $50 Scrofua tackled two of nv chill
dren and they badly AFFLICTED with the disease.
which reested the treatment of my famiy ply ician.
Twas persuaded to use Swifts Specific by seeing an
account Of cnres in my county paper The improve
abort time nv children were cured, and are still
sound and well JOHN WILLIAMS, Lexington, Va
SwIrTs SPECIFIC is entirely vegetable remedy,
and is the only medicine which permanently cures
Scrofuia Blood Humors, Cancer and Contagious
Diseases mai ed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer s. Atlanta. Ga
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Edwin Patch (8s yrs. oldl an inspector In
Green street, Lynn, cured OF Hereditary
Scrofulous Humor, and serious case OF Ca
tarrh by Louges's vitaliiing Compound. Al
Druggists,
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A Radical cure for Epilep,io Fits.

To the Editor-Please inform your readers
named disease which Warrant to cure the
worst cases. So STRONG is my faith In Its v1r.
tues that will send free a sample bottle and
me his D. and Express address. Resp'y,
II. @. ROOT. Nj. G.. 1888 Pearl St.. New YORK.
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grew paley ana weaker
alike a worm I'm the
bud" something seemed
10 be consuming her life.
Her mother sought the
cause. 1t was not heart
trouble; It seemed to be
some mysterious malady.
Weaker and weaker she
grew until q doctor was
'cailed. but he either did
not understand her case
nak rnaNh ~
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THIS MEANS you.
This Beautiful $125.oo Organ
Positively Given Away.

To the FIRST person sending 81 for 25 packets of
Sccts, 10 pachets mosI beautiful Flower
seeds, pnclscts of the cho cest Vegetable seed,
Beans, Peas. x adj .h, l'arsnip, Tomaio. tnb-
bovc, Onion. Turuip, Rect, Musk Melon, Gu
gambler, Celery. Pepper and Lettuce, one racket
each. Remember, we max you present OF the
We DO this to yet every reading his - d. to
buy their seeds ofms. The ont sending the first
in a half pound OF Coffee let's the OrgRn, which
will be sent BY freight, securely packed. MAJ LIST,
1sa Write to-,lay. Send postal note, none, or.ier
rcxist-rrtl letter. We will not compete with firms
the bcst at rru.onub bic prices. Address pa My,
IRVING n. SWlNk, SCOTSMAN, blooming
packets and one guess, so cts, send guess II
ssrari'e piece of PAPER. size OF postal card Mento on
lis
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DYSPEPSIA,

SICK HEADACHE, FOUL STOMACH,
nILIOUsNESs, will be avoided, and
the food that Is eaten coneribute It's
properties for the support OF
the natural waste of the body. soLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price @5c. per
boz, or, on receipt Of price, Will be
sent by mail. boxes for Ons Dollar.
RAILWAY 4 CO., az Warren &c. N. T.
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Ono evening the mother In reading the paper,
saw an account OF u young lady who had
uttered just as her own daughter was suffering,
And had been restored 10 health: Moroin despair
than hope, the mother tried tbs same menus
and saw her child gradually recover her heaith'
then her vigor, and then her happiness,
This u true story, taken from lfe; the name
of the srfoIy being WITHHELD owing TO w pre-
minence. the @ey by which the young iadys
health was regained IVES BY free use OF HUNS Ua
pound seems 10 be accomplishing .unusuai
things for both young and old ladiesin AmorIoa.
DR.. Vaudeville, OF New York, openly nmerl1
that he knows OF more than score or miduie-
kssd women who suffered ~
% much periodically that 6SxS
their health, compilations ~ IIxESM
And lives seemed 10 be " SM
wrecked, and yet, to-day, "a ~ w
they are In perfect health wv
and look not a day over u
twenty-fvei wholly e -
through the use OK tho ~
really remarkable Hunts ~
Remedy" Nm
Of this prominent doctor ~
only voices the sentiment ~
that has been gaining W
ground steadily, and which accounts ior tne
believed by the best Informed. that Few
women need suffer from the Affections OF their
sex who use this remedy inteiigently and re-
gularly. Certainly 1t Is verifying this IN the
case OF all those who are so usingit.
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A YOUNG WoMAN'S WOES.
The Care and ANXIETY which Her Mother
Felt ana How Near IL came to . SAD
EaAfng.

The daughter Of one Of the leading lawyersof
boston young lndy5t fourteen, began last SUM
mer, to CONTAIN Of weaknessand WEAKNESS. Her
parents did not think necessary to consult
physioian, and 80 day after day passed, ~ 1 she
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-02-07
NOTHING LIKE 1T IN
FREE Am ERICAI
It Meets, Fights and Beats
ALL BLOOD DISEASES
With An
UNCOMFORTABLE PERSISTENCE.
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia,
Impure Blood.
N. 4. SIX.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, April 20, 1883.
GENTLEMEN OF THE LouGEE MEDICINE Co.:
have suffered for long while from a complication
ofdiscases arising from impure state Of the blood
and have been under treatment, but with special
benefit. short time ago, DR.. r. W Lougee's Vial
ising Compound was recommended to me, and l pur-
chased some of Mr.. W. J. Maddocks l have taken t,
this date about two bottles and hnd that bad dyspep
tic roub e, which frequently caused me to vom up my
meals, has entirely disappeared; that my appetite has
become excellent and that all kinds of food agrees
with my stomach. am continuing the medicine with
thu belief that 1t will finally result in thorough pun-
cation of my blood and the consequent cure of all my
chronic ailments. LEVI MCPHERSON
Essex, 50. Gloucester, Mass,
April 80, IsSS.
Personally appeared before me, the
above named Levi NickersOn and made
solemn oath that the above IL true.
HOWARD f. CARNEY,
Justice Ofthe Peace.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
Severe Scalp Disease Cured.

A few weeks ago my wife suffered very much
from cutAneous disease OF the scalp, and re.
ctived no relief from the various remedies she
used until she tried CUriGiRA. The disease
promptly yielded 10 this treat ent, and In a
short while she was entirely we'll There has
the skin. Rev. PRESLEY BAHRETr, u. ID.
Raleigh, N, q,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
NeMa Summary.

Mile Jones and Nettie Davidson, aged
respectively ii and 10 years, were
drowned In the Sacandaga river at Conk-
ltngville, New York, Saturday night.
They were boating with party of
friends, when the boat was overturned.
The others, five In number, were rescued
in an unconscious ondition.
The freight and passenger train o1 the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Rail-
road collided at Kennedy, New York, Oh
Saturday. Engineer Charles Eiseman
and Louis Wentz, baggage master, 10th
OF Meadville, Pa, were killed ard both
firemen were injured.
It is said that the grape crop at Nauvoo,
Illinois, II ualy very large, will probably
be total failure this year on account Of
the black rot, which has Just set In.
The officials of the Revenue Marine
Bureau, which distributes flags to Gov
ernment buildings and ships, state that u
flag with forty-two stsrs will not be
strictly legal until next Fourth Of July.
Lyman II. Williams, for nearly 80
years Su perintendent Of Schools in Steu-
ben county, committed suicide yester-
day by hanging.
Tho wages OF the employees Of the Cate
sauqua, Pa, Manufacturing Company
have been increased 10 per cent, being
restored TO the rate of March last.
The Constitutional Convention OF Idaho
has organized by .lecting Judge w. Ii.
Claggett, Republican, as President.
President Harrison and party arrived
In Washington on Saturday nj hit.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
the WONDERFUL CARLSBAD spHIxG&

At the Ninth international Medical
Congress, DIR. A. l.. A. Toboldt, OF the
University OF Pennsylvania, read . paper
stating that out Of thirty cases treated
with the genuine imported Carlsbad
Spruiel Salt, Powder form, for chronic
constipation, hypochondria, disease of ths
liver and kidneys, jaundice, adIposis,
diabetes, dr0psy from vslvular heart
disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal inna'nma7
tion of the stomach, ulcer Of the stomach
or spleen, children with maras, US, gouL
rheumatism Of the joints, gravel. etc,
twenty-six were entirely cured, three
much improved, and one not treated
long enough. Average time Of treatment,
four weeks.
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (powder
form) is an excellent Aperient, Laxative
and Diuretic. 1t clears the complexion,
puritles the blood. IL Is easily soluble;
pleasant to take and permanent in &C
ton. The genuine produet OF the Carls-
bad Springs is exported in round bottles
L sch bottle comes In light blue paper
cartoon, and has the signature 'Eisner
& Mendelson Co, sole agents, 8 Barclay
street, New York, on every bottle. One
bottle mailed for One Dollar. DR.. To-
boldts lectures mailed free upon spplica-
ton. mo tu-16w
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
lent ON Destroying panbury.

DANBURY, Conn, July 7.-The hfty
thousand dollar fires here on Saturday
were followed this morning by several
smal er ones, showing u determination on
the part of some organized vandals to
destroy the town.
The 30 Ice are watching vigiautly, but
in vain, for any cew leading TO the per-
petrators. The Common Council, in spe-
cial session yesterday, discussed the best
nneens of brtnuing the culprits to justiee,
10, d reward oil 81 ,0O0 was offered by
business men yesssrlay afternoon for In
formation leaaisg to the conviction CT the
| frehugs.
Another incendary FIRE was discovered
at o'clock this morning In Charles Oh :
chester's barn, In the eastern portion oil
the town. 1t was extinguished be-
tine building was seriously damaged. The
tiremen were not allowed to rest long,
az before hqli-past two Thomas Regsn's
barn containing ten tons of hay, two
carriages and several horses, one valua-
tie troiter, was set on fire and destroyed.
Shortly after the excitement of this fire
passetl away Albert Aliens barn was
found In flames, aud wac badly Quilted.
As late rs O .. M, Ia broad daylight,
thr barn adjoining Penicld's grain
warehouse was found to be burning.
The watchman At the Tweedy company
Luckily ssw this fie aud summoniDg
help extlpgushed 1t. shavinga, small
" ood and barrel slaves had been piled
high aud saturated with kerosene. Had
th- lie escaped notice much longer the
barn and capacious storehouse would
probably have been destroyed.
Daniel McCready, worthless fellow
who was arrested on Saturday, was
released last night, as the evidence wa
not sufficient to hold him. The police
think they now has two important clews
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
REFRIGERAT ORS

During the winter months
when your mind was far from
Rctrigators we were placing our
orders for the summer. We fig
ured ON how m any we
would sell. Had them made
up and delivered, 0 Ii r
sales have gone beyond our
expectations, and we find
that we will have to call on
the manufacturers again 70 r
another supply, The reason
is because our prices and goods
are both right TO suit you. Our
Reiri scrators are constructed
| on the common sense plan with
no useless parts attached te
make it appear what it isn't
Every Refrigerator guaranteed
to be perfectly dry and up t.
the standard i'll all qualities.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
THIRD EDITION.
InstnllatLon of Ofilcers.

The following officers of Wcnona
Lodge, Shield OF Honor, were Installed
Saturday night by Deputy supreme NJ .s-
ter, Howard B. Crossley; s. NJ, Jacob f.
Riddle; w. NJ, Samuel P. Haipes; j. NJ.
Sohn 8. Crossgrove; h. s., Samuel +,
Hall; +. 8 "a. B Crossgrove; T., WI
liam A. Moore; chaplain, James Mellow
ell; conductor, Frank s. Emmoars, Il. 3.
TO w. NJ, George w. Harding, l.. S. to
w. NJ, Dorsey J. Slicer; X. s. 10 j. NJ,
Lee +. Welsh; L, S. to j. NJ, Harry q.
Pruett; L. c., John Y. HvIshock; o. g.,
Amos W. Arthur. Alter the ceremony
refres' m nts were 81 rved to the members
OF the lodge and their friends. ii.
District President j. L. Grltfehberg
II sta led the following oificers OF Wash
ington Camp Patriotic Order Sons OF
Am r,ca: Presideht, j. II. Davis; vice
president T. u. Pierce; NJ. Of F. aud O.,
p. D. Sheldon; conductor, George Roth;
recording secretary, q. w. Dawson; IL
nancial secretary, Fred. Clements; treas
urer, Harry Miles; inside guardian,
Hamilton Reed, outside guardian, John
II. Miles; right sentinel, Geo. sproguei
lett sentinel, william Prescott.
Grand Chancellor Wm. j. Morelani
installed the following officers elect ot
Lafayette Lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
same evening. q. c., j. r. Grubb; N
c., Luther Ewing; NJ, at A, John
Deisley, F., II. I. Finney; l. g., VIM
Ruth; o. g., s. L. Grubb. Following
the ceremonies the lodge enjoyed trea
plovided by the new officers.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
BusY HarNG.ters.

The subsistence OF the rain on Thu sday
night led to a general crusade iu the
wheat and grass fields by the farmers In
this SECTION on Friday and Saturday.
Indeed the labors of number iu this
county we . continued on Sunday, some
engaging in hauling IN tie golden sheaves
and others In cutting and binding with
the reaper. Should the present. cleal
weather continue for few days the
wheat crop will be safely gathered and
an immense quantity OF hay will be SO
cured. Both the wheat and hay may
have been slightly damaged in som,
places, but the main crop will lie securet
In fair condition. and there wil be al
abundance to supply the wants of til
people.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
A Runaway Marriage.

JERSEY CITY, July I. - Henry Gibson
and Nellie Henry were married last
night by Justice Weed. The Bridegroom
Is 81 years old His father is u wealthy
resident of Altoona, Pa. The bride be-
longs in McKeesport. The couple had
eioped, as there were objections to the
union by the relatives OF both. .5
The bride Is only II years old, but she
insisted that she was 10 when interroga-
ted by the Magistrate. Two sisters OF
the bride reached the Justices office
two hours alter the marriage and told
him her real age, Miss Henry's family
objected to Gibson because he was i6-
clned to he wild, while Gibson's rel
atiyes objected to Mis- Henry because she
is poor. 1t is said the young couple have
gone to Long Branch to spend the hon
| eymoon
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
A Pair OF RunnNays

The Baltimore Sun says. "Eu 20 ps,u
and Willie Schultz, aged Is and II vs.,,
respectively, were arrested by PairoIm'H
Potter yesterday. The boys admitted 6.v
had run away from their homes in WI
mington, Del. which place ti.ey left jura
both on Tolehester excursion. Tia,
missed the boat on the return ,rIn :,
Perryville and came to Baltimore ON ,bs
steamer Leuise. They then made tbeI-
way to Delmar. on the Eastern Shore
where tramp took them in charge
He taught them how to steal ride, n,
freight trains and beg when hungry, IIs
thrived ON their success untll Richmond
was reached by way OF Cape Charlie, { "
and Norfolk. In Richmond the ttamn
wanted to put ono of Schullzs arm in !
splint ard use 1t ss an appeal to the char.
table, fret making the boy reheanes A
story of how 1t was done while worklb,
Tor the support OF his father and mother
Schultz and Redel strucx against tbs IN.
novation, for which the tramp dismissed
them from his patronizing care.
The youngsters began to realize that
| Wilmington was the hest pace for them.
Protiting by the tramps tuition they
reached Lynchburg on freight irain,
then Washington. By mistake they got
on freight there that took them to
Cumberland. They Travelled from thai
city to Locust Point. They said II tn,
patrolman had left them alone thel
could have reached Wilmington iu iey
b )urs.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
FIFTH EDITION
TIE GREAT FIGHT

Contradictory Reports of the ,,n
Pugiiists Meot at Z A. NJ. Til. NJ, Nv
-kiirain knocked out In r.
i'lRounds-suilivan Tired out-y,o,
ties Arrested.
There have been n number nf oo
d!ctory reports concerning the ,,;so6Iss so"srs'
this morning. About The fir on, atu'
ceived stated that the prlncirals l,d q"y ,I. le.
shortly after O'clock, anl ,ba, Vs i9e'
rain had been knocked out | i' ,i hN'
rounds. A couple OF hours lat'r ,is .-'ya
was another dispatch aayIng ma EV.s,e geie
had been whipped In eight routd. 'ItNl ,,sl
came another stating that Kilfain .gll .sa
lodging Sullivan's heavy blows taa ,,', a,g
him out, and succeeded in whipuina 10 ~
after a number OF rounds. As i,@t H Iu
arc in prime condition 1t is dilusr, a =
state at this time who 10 the yirlor ~' "
A later report says that after The h,,,
round the parties were Arrested bS "l Nv
sheriff, and thu struggle Tor tho ci.n ,l'
pionship was ended in this way. N'"''
Great interest was mauiies,el hv In,
nense crowds and the betting On %s ,I,
parties has been very great. '"'
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
Result of Speculation and Poker.

ZANEsvILLE, Ohio, July 1.-The dis
appearance of Hell d. Miller, cashier Of
the Malta National Bank of Malta, Ohio
20 miles south OF this city, 1t is reported
There is shortage In his accounts, IT b
said, OF at least $32, 1000, aud it miy
reach $50. 200.
The discovery of the deialcation vas
made during tho enforced absence from
the bank Of Miller, who was thrown
from buggy and Injured.
His father, John Miller, and his brother.
in-law, Hon. e. NJ. stansberry his bonds.
men, have made good the loss, to Ito
amount of S2O,0O0. Before leaving Q
made confession and turned over bis
property and $40, 600 stock III the bank 10
his bondsmen. Miller is said to he eithe,
in Eugene City, Oregon, or British CJ.
lumbia. The money is supposed 10 hSyO
been lost in speculation and poker
Daily Republican., 1889-07-08
Round to a Tree and Robbed

MINNEAroLIs, Mimi, July S.-A most
daring AID outrageous highway robbery,
committed here last Tuesday morning,
has ju-t come to light. Henry Hage,
who went 10 that city TO get married,
started out on the morning mentioned 10
get shaved. There was no one in the
shop where he went, aud he started home
ward. Soon afterward a stranger sc-
cOsted him, saying he WAS barber and
would take him home aud shave him.
"Bage accompanied him, and they had
proceeded but a short distance when the
newly made acquaintance dashed q guam
tity of vitriol in Hages face.
"Hage was then taken out IN the woods
by the robber and his ace mplices.
After robbing him of about $50, ,0c0, the
brutes bound him hand and loot, and
tied him to tree. Hage remaiued iu
the woods unconscious, bound and help
le 8, for three days. Friday he succeeded
in freeing himself and wandered home
He has not yet regained consciousness
and may become permanently deranged.
There is no clue to the thieves. TIE
$50, 900 oil which he was robbed were IL
the form of two negotiable drafts. no on
. Milwaukee and the Cth,r On a New
York bank"