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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

EVERYTHING UNCERTAINTY.
An Alteration notwoun Mr. Harrington
aud Several Priests Excited Discuss
slons Among the Crowds ON tho streets.


An Alteration notwoun Mr.. Harrington
aud Several Priests Excited Discuss
slons Among the Crowds on tho Streets
KILKENNY, Dec, 99,-The quiet which
characterized the morning hours, was
first interrupted by an alteration be-
tween Mr. Harrington and several
priests, who were actively canyassing
among the voters, and against whose
efforts 10 influence Mr., Harrington
strongly protested, claiming that II was
unclorlcal, and had been carried 30 far
that II might inyalidato the election.
Angry words arose between Mr. Har-
rington and the clcrgymen, but the
lattor did not desist from their canvass
They marched 20 the polls nj the head
Of bands Of voters and Joined heartily In
the cheers Of the ant-Parnellites, The
latest information from Castlecomer In
unlayorable 70 Parnell, AT Johnstown
The Priests Headed Proccpsona.
Of the -ParnCllites and great excite
mont prevailed, the police having much
difficulty IN preventing fight II Is
stated that out Of 300 voters In the
district 1, 800 voted yesterday, The ab.
etaincw were mostly unionists Mr.,
Parnell In an interview last evening
said he would go TO Avondale and rest
there for u day and then proceed TO
Paris, Mr., Davittsaid he was confident
Homcssy had won by 1000 majority.
Crowds throngod the streets until M.
most daylight, pXCitedlV discussing the
events Of the previous day and express
ing opinions Os TO the result Of the
election, Eycrythingi IS m uncertainty,
however, and poll Of the crowds
showed u wide variance Of judgment as
10 how the strength Of the parties was
digplnyod in the voting.
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Bile for her actions. have had q long
experience In criminal matters, hut
cannot admit the theory Of limited re-
sponsibility. You addressing Eyraud)
selected the ground floor ~ the scene Of
yonr crime because you did not wish TO
lot the corpse Of your victim down from
the window, although there might DO
no possibility Of any ono below hearing
the body fall on the floor. The sigma,
trre which the victim was TO have
placed would only have been useful In
theeyent Of his death.
Hcr silence His Death Warrant
You, Gabrielle, knew that the man
was 10 die, yet you said nothing when
he came. Your silence was his death
warrant In conclusion the proourateur
general sald: must confess TO u feel
ing OF emotion IN asking the court TO
pass sentence Of death on n young
woman Of 22 years Of age. am not
debating nor can dictate 10 you, gon-
tlemen Of the jury, what verdict you
ought TO return, and regret that can
not ask that extenuating circumstances
be considered in her case. You may
consider her youth, her evil habits and
neglected education. ] am convir ced
that the course your conscience and will
dictate will be the right one
Tho Deprnvity Of othcr Poople.
M. Decori, Eyraud's counsel, now rose
and said; / am fully conscious Of tho
perils and difficulties Of my task In thus
appearing before you on behalf OF my
pale friend, Eyraud, but | undertake
them without fear. You have heard
that he belongs TO tho dregs Of humanity
and has committed crime which Is
commonly paid for by death. He has
been brought from the other side Of the
world, snatched from bed Of sickness
which was carrying him TO the tomb,
and thrown at your feet in order that
you might pronounce again the doom
TO which dlaease had already sentenced
him. Public opinion has already do
clared itself, The brutal crowd has
spoken out--tho crowd the blind and
deaf dispenser Of Justice which decides
questions without properly realizing
their true significance. On all sides
arises o clamor for death, not cry for
Justice; il Is the cry Of hounds when the
stag IL at bay.
"Rabid Thirst for Biood.'
M. Decori proceeded to scold the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

ladies and genuemen who atten'
ed tho trial, charging them with
morbid curiosity The crowded and
fashionable audience yinibly WINGED
under the learned c0unsel'a reproOf es'
peeially when he charged them with a
''rabid thirht for blood After the
court had been addressed by Maitre
Robert on behalf Of Gabrielle Dompard,
tho Jury retired 10 consider the verdict
II remained Ia deliberati0n from 7lib
until 615, when II returned with a YER
diet of guilty without extenuatng CIR
euinatanCea" against Michael Eyraud
and verdict Of 'guilty with extenuat'
Ing olrcnmatAnoea' against Gabrielle
Bompafd, EyTand was condemned 10
death and Gabrielle to twenty years
penal aeryitnde,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

MARTNgyuiE, lNp,, Dec, 98,-John
Woloh, young attorney living near
here, was returned from the insane asy-
um aa cured two months ago, Satur-
day be began 20 show signs Of return.
Ing insanity and yesterday afternoon
,ilicors went TO bring him 20 this city.
Wolch resisted and struck Sheriff Bailey
on the head with u stone, fatally iniur.
Ing him. Othor mombors of the posse
were also injured, During tho fight
Wolch reached thc officers buggy,
Jumped In and drove rapidly away. He
has not been seen since,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
HE RGTuRNeo HOME pEAp.
A MANS Drlyeriesn Team nrlngs Ills
Corpse Hack to Town.

A Mans Drlyeriess Team nVlngs Ills
Corpse Hack 10 Town,
WICHITA, KAN, Dec, 2e-C r.
Robinson, one Of the leading merchants
Of Halzolton, went hunting Saturday,
taking his wagon and team, That night
his team returned with his dead body
IN the wagon, A bullet hole In hia
breast told the story OF his death, A
posse started ont at once 10 trail the
wagon. About ton miles southeast they
found his gun broken NJ the stock and
loaded. There was blood ON the ground
and othor horse trucks than Of those
hitched 10 the wagon, II IN slnown that
Robinson had quite u number Of
enemies among the cowboys II ia sup.
posed they killed him aud then throw
his body into the wagon and left the
horses 10 shift for themselves,
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4 Ynnnr lnhy Irn,cn Ln nr.ll.

PLArmeuRG, N. ", Dee 93.-Last
Wednesday afternoon Amelia La Bonn
pnrd 10 years old, started TO wall, from
Wolfpond where she had been visiting,
TO her home IN Malone, u distance Of
fourteen miles, She did not arrive at
Malone and diligent search failed TO dis.
cover her whereabouts until yesterday
afternoon, when her body wae found
about three miles from where she
started. she having been frozen TO death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

NEW Llsnov o.. Dec. % Tho body
Of William McAiichlcl who liHrpoarrI
mystTioUHIy from his honulug housp
Nov /, wits found hy some ittlc hoys
who were sEaiing hc,oW Arpra mtlar
The face wus mr.ogui2aGa, hair md
WuNuchr having gone, The brdy WIS
found within two lprt ot the oaurp, the
hoad and shoulders lrtug nypy thal-
low water, Ills father lNys NrNirhuri.
has N3cd very much under the uslaUs6
ot Hls'ou's disappearance,
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DRAINING rHE rReAsURIEs.

Extraordinary Measures to Aid tho Desti-
tutc People In Kansas.
ATcHsoN KAs, Dec, 90, MANY of
the counties Of the northwestern part
Of the state have authorized oXtraordi-
nary bouuties on wolf rabbit and goph-
er scalps in order that deetitute people
may have u means Of making n living
this winter, In Decatur county the
treasurer paid outSl 200 in one day, and
over $4,000 IN six wcpks, and the drain
becnmc so heavy that the county board
suspended the order The same coun.
ties ARE getting ready TO vote aid bonds
TO buy seed corn, wheat and potatoes
fOr imnnNniahnl sntilnrN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

Anna D. Greer farmers daughter.
has sued Bert Struhle. a wealthy farmer.
all Of near Fiudl0y, for 100000 for
breach Of promise.
While at work on McDowell's elcva.
tor at Washington G. H., Perry Keller.
u welllnown millwright fell distance
of about thirty feet alghting on his
back, The entire lower portion Of his
body Ia pAralyzed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
unllod MIne Mnrl.er.l conyentlon.

ScoTrpALE, Pa. Dec. %. At the
United Mine Workcre convention here
on Friday, the now agreement, ~ COM
piled by the scale committee. will bo
considered, The question Of the division
OF worl, will also b. considered Labor
leaders aud operators are opposed 70 re-
ducing the coke prices, and would rather
bank the ovens than submit, since II
would leud 10 o reduction In wages.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Dec. o9,-During
the past week gang Of burglars and
Wfo blowers have been working Youngs.
town, The officers arrested two strang.
oig giving their names 40 Frank dag
nOn and William Quinlan, with resi-
dcncos NJ pittahurg, Both carried re-
yolyors, skeleton keys and had n Quan.
tity Of gunpowdor, Two knives found
on them were identified as having been
stolen from u store here, The officers
are confident they have the right
nnrllna.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
TOO HIGH SPEED.
Tho Motor Car Of an Electric Train Jumps
tho Track aud Turns over.

Tho Motor Car Of an Electric Train Jumps
tho Track ana Turns over
OMAHA, Mn, Dec, 99,-Tho motor
car Of nm electric train on the Honoy
street limo jumped the track ut the foot
Of u heavy grade ON Twouty.Gfth street
yesterday ran across the pavement,
over tho sidewalk, and landed against
q clay banl, whore Il toppled on rs side,
Six passengers were In the car besides
the conductor and motor man, Mrs
O'llanlon, aged TO- got her hoad and
face cut by being thrown through u
window, both wrists spraInod, bad
bruises and internal iniurioa that may
prove fatal, Miss Agnes McNoughton's
dress caught fire from the overturned
stove and she was slightly burned, Con-
duotor Oney was thrown to the side.
walk and received u bad scalp wound.
Others were badly shaken up, The 40
cidont resulted from too high speed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Droppod n Ilght into vnrnIab Gun.

HmLsBoRo, o., Dec. 20. Boutware
Brothers large chair factory, employing
1876 hands, burned TO The ground. The
fire Is reported to have caught IN the
third story from light dropped into
varnish tank by one Of the hands.
Nearly all the fine machinery and a
large portion of manufactured goods
were saved by removal The factory
has only been in operation about one
Nnup
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A Mnrhnrcr Isacnnra from InII.

SEpALfA, Mo-, Dec, 2e. John o.
burlington, tho murderer Of Sheriff
Cranmor, Of Cooper county made his
escape for the second time from Boone.
Vile jail at midnight Saturday night
by saving through the bars Of his cell
and climbing TO the roof. He took
Sheriff lIombreoks horse and rode TO
Otterville, 10 miles distant, where ho
was eaptured yesterday afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Tho y, NJ, Q. 4, " Paris.

PARIS, Dec, 28.-The Young Mems
Christian Association of Paiis have or
gnuized company TO be known IA La
Socicto Anonyno mmobiiero dc L'Un.
ion, II starts with cnpital Of 5O0, 600
francs, which win be increased to SO0,-
600 rancA \ handsome building, CON
tanning fine gymnasium, rntha, library,
reading room hail. ETC., will be erected,
Liberal MD has been given TO the enter
prise by New York friends,
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prisoners paid much heed 10 the pro-
oeodings, They seemed busted with
their own thoughts and lost In the con.
temptation Of their future, The pro.
ceodings opened with an address 10 the
jury by M. Quesnay dc Beauropairo, the
procurateur general.
only One Point TO Develop.
Tho address was brief and concise.
He said; My task In appearance In nm
easy one. have only one point 10 do
velop. The crimo Of murder, followed
by theft which was committed on the
night OF that Goth Of July, has been the
subject Of extraordinary discussion, and
fabulous stories have been invented In
order 10 obscure the real vital points IN
the case. implore you, gentlemen, 10
exercise the utmost impartiality, and
not allow yourselves 10 be influenced In
any opinion by any stories you may have
heard prior TO the opening Of these pro-
ceodings. One OF the prisoners Is q
young woman 2e years Of age, In whom
people Of romantic mind seem 10 soo
heroine worthy Of novel Never do
they pause TO consider whether she Ia
worthy Of the interest thoy feel In her.
The real question nj issue is. did Ga
brielle Bompard commit the crime with
which she Is charged under Eyrauds
suggestionp
A Vicious. Depravcd Creature.
Admitting that the will OF ono In
dividual may be neutralizod for n time
during magnetic sleep yet maintain
ihe will always exists. The body may
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A cHlNAMAN's PROBATION.
lie Takes Steps To Iusuro His Return to
Ills Adopted Country.

PrTsBURd, Dec. GA Chinaman
named Long Ching, called at the Office
Of =. G, McCandless, clcrh Of the United
States district court yesterday, and de-
sired the seal Of the court attached to n
certificate he had received from Mayor
Gourloy, setting forth that he had ST..
200 worth of property In this country.
The visitor, in explanation, said that IL
was his desire 60 pay ayisit TO his nqtive
land, and he wished 10 make sure that
the doors of the United States would
not be closed against him on his return,
or in otherwise, be classed as pauper
emigrHnt. To make assurance doubly
sure he had attached 10 the certificate a
fine phoLograph OF himself
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
THROUGH IRON one FIELDS,
Extension of the West virginia Central
HOad Probable,

WHEELING, w, Va, Dec 29, Repre-
aentatiyes Of tho West Virginia Central
railway win meet capitalists interested
In the Virginia iron ore fields at Wash
ington to-day 10 consider plans for the
extension Of tho West Virginia Central
road from Elkina, w. Va, ita present
terminus 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad nj Goshen, Virginia, u distance
OF 100 miles, II iR understood that the
people along the route win guarantee
s6O6 900 10 the road II built, Engineers
are now NJ work on the route
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
BADLY USED UP,
Five rcrsono, Related by Marriage,

Five Persona, Related by Marriage,
wounded In IA General Row.
Mt VERNON, KY, Dec. 23.-At Brpsh
Creek, nine miles east Of this place, FIVE
persons wore wounded IN a general row,
Jack Baker received bullet in the
breast ranging upward and lodging
under the shoulder blade; Andrew
Mason hud his wrist shattered; John
Angelno received o wound m the head
aud his wife wns phot IN the bnck. How
the fight came up no one has been able
to learn All the participants are re.
lated by marriage to each other.
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OKLAHOMA Cry, I. T., Dec. 90. There
is no truth In tho report that 1000
Kickapoos are engaged in u ghost dance
In tho Indian territory. There are only
800 Kickapoos all told, and they arc on
thor reservation engaged in thoir usual
peaceful pursuits. Ghost dancing by
other tribes is almost entirely stopped,
and no alarm rs felt.
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slranrIed whIlo nalInp an ornnrc

BmAuNoHAM, Conn, Dec 90, - j,
Woodruff Of Orange township, q Wild
over 10 years old and worth 100000,
was stranglod while eating an orange,
pnrt Of which stuck IN his throat.
He lost $1,000 q yoar ago by hunco
steorers. Five married children will
inherit his estate.
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pETEoTvE JoHN EoLEY KlLLEp.

An italian saloon Keeper Hurled Cion-
vor In His skull.
NEW YoRK, Dec, 90. Detective John
Foley, attached TO Inspector Byrnes
squad, was killed last night by n blow
from acleaver in the hands Of m Italian
Aloon keeper namod Antonio Bessilono.
The detective was passing an Italian
butcher shop, when he heard the noise
of aiight inside and entered TO quoll the
disturbance, lie had scarcely entered
the door when Bcssllono rushed Vt him
and buried u cleaver IN his skull,
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A Ynnnr Mnn And. No ho shnl.

RED BANK, N. j., Dec, 9e. David
Belshaw, aged 80, had both legs cut Off
below the knees yesterday afternoon by
falling under n moving train. He was
picked up and carried into he baggage
room, where he regnned consciousness,
and on looking down at tho bleeding
limbs exclaimed "For Gods sake will
some one shoot me-" He will probably
recOVer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
FloHT WITH 4 RAooooN,


Wv NNiA'f hNNN HhA " A'lAAHAN W.
perienoe'
Edd HAmoa, N, j., Dec, 80, Mrs,
Iohn Pomilier Of Emelylle eight miles
from here, was attacked by large rae
soon, II aprmg upon her and tried 70
seize her by tho throat, and II was only
after q desperate struggle that she sue
oeeded In killing II with u club Mrs
Ponilior wW on her way 10 the barn
pome distance from the house, 20 feed
some live stock NJ the time, On her
way back 10 the house aho encountered
another coon which snapped ita teeth
md airang M her yioionaly, but after q
,oriihle fight she nucooeded IN dispatch
ng this one also.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

NMW'g FERRY, o. Dpc o3. Prcsi-
dent smith, of the glaas workers, who
came down from Fiuslurg, met with
the uor and the strike at the Elson ON
Hcconni Of warc broken IN the cus. was
atlwvurd settled satisfactorily Wmk
was resumed Monday
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Troy, N. y, Dec 2e. Gordon French,
aged 80, formerly conductor on tho
Fitohburg railroad, shielded by hanging
TO u bedpost yesterday afternoon. He
was found by his wife, who had quarreled
with him Just previous, There is u
suspicion Of foul play, and his wife's
story is discredited, A post mortem ex-
animation will be held.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

CAIRO. Dec, %, -Gustayc Rovilliod,
the noted Swiss writer and arcbaeogist
died here yesterday He beQueathed
his valuable private museum and a for
tune Of over 100000 pounds 20 his
native place Of Geneva. He was 20
years of age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

New YoRK, Dec. 90. Charles
Buchanan, alias Charles Jackson, who
killed Mamie Murphy in Chlis. John
sons saloon on the night Of April 80,
was yesterday sentenced TO nineteen
vears' inlurisonment in SinD Sing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
chnrvod with Tho Denth Of nIa wlfo

New YoNS, Dec. 49, ~ John Fitz-
patrick, shiftless, drunken fellow, was
arrested yesterday on suspicion Of hav-
ing caused Tho death Of his wife, Ann,
The woman's body was covered with
bruises, and the coroner ordered Fitz-
patrick's arrest pending an investigation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

Columns, o., Dec, 2e. --Alonzo Flow
ers, the paroled prisoner who was con-
victed Of killing Officer Manning, OF the
Columbus forcs, couple Of years ago,
has been arrested for drunkenness. He
will be returned 10 the Den.
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and propented
quite q pathetic
appearance. Her
pale face was
drawn and hng.
gard and despair
was clearly writ.
ten In hor dark
eyes, Hor toilette
was careleaaly
made, aud she
looked as though
she had not alopt.
Eyraud also was
pale and wan,
more hstleRs In
his bearing than
hitherto, and
neither OF the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
pIsAsTRoue IoURNGY ToTHE ooNao
Lieutenant nelmlok the Flflh Of Party
0f Nine to suoeumb.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, GA letter re-
eelyod here by an army officer an
nounces the death Of Charles Hclmick,
brother Of Lieutenant Hemick,
which occurred near the mouth Of the
Congo river IN Africa, llelmick was
Of u party Of nine Americans who
started six months ago for Africa, and
the fifth Of the party who have since
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An Nnldemlc on nlnhthrrln.

RYE, Col, Dec. 90. There is quite
m epidemic of diphtheria here. Five
deaths have been reported from this
disease last week, and reports state that
the disease ~ spreading rapidly.
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CARRIED TO SPAIN,
The Commercial Relations ~ This Coun-
Try aud Cuba 10 ne Settled.

MADRID. Dee, 93,-Tho American
minister and Cuban dcputation have
arrived here 10 confer with the prime
minister with view to settle the com
meroia relations between the United
States and Cuba, The tariff commission
has submitted personal report 20 the
government reciting the disastrous
effects Of protection and opposing u
lnnher IncrenAn OF dnLIOa
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EpIoEMIo oF spoTTEo FEvER.
stores Closed and q Texas Town nelnR dee
serted by ita Population.

MEMcA, Tx, Dec. 90, Fairfield Ia
m u state Of intense excitement over the
lcourgo Of spotted fever, or perhaps
meningitis, Nearly all the stores are
closed and bubine@ N almost entirely
suspended, The disease Is 40 fatal and
lroadful that the people are closing
their dwellings md lolying, Eight or
ten dontha have occurred within the
last two days and large number arc
now glclf.
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A lpoe.a orer ChrIalmna

until the Monday following, No other
business except the election will bo bo.
fore the senate. Mr.. Aldrich may pos.
Fbly report the oloturo rule from the
committee ON rules, but this N not
thought probable. The absence Of u
quorum In the house will prevent action
on any measure, Mr., Mills resolution
providing for q recess from Dec, ee until
after New Years has been considered
by the ways and means committee and
action on II deferred The consent OF
the senate win be necessary In order 10
mako the resolution effective. Tho
probability Ia that the house win ad-
loun to-day after matters relating 10
the District Of Columbia have been dis.
ousscd, until the day before or the day
after Christmas, when another adjourn.
ment will be taken until the following
Monday
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CiNctNNATt o. bee. 10 lIors firm; re.
culp,a 4ull hNod' shipments, e.lu7 hcpd: com.
mon, gB.GlN3Hh iNlr 10 good light, f3WMl,R
a50'
Cattle good, roculpta l,851 hcnd. shipmontA,
n head; common. sl0lltl 80 good 10 chulop,
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rHEY pLeAp Nor ouILTN

Arralgnment Gf the Italians Accused OF
the iionnessy Murder
NEW ORLEANS, Dee, 23-The nine
teen Italians accused in the Honnessy
case pleaded not guilty in the criminal
court yesterday The prisoners filed a
plea In bur on the ground, FIRST that the
grand Jury could not hNyo found In
dictments In the short time In which II
did second, that the allotment Of the
case WINS improperly made, Judge
Baker oyerruled both motions,