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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

stone stirred ID Dis colleagues fearful
~ Judge ca .p11Aa gave h2M veTy
seyeF4 lasniag, AID tae repiy of AE.
Doll ssr, the Young orator fFon Iowa,
a native OK West Virginia, born II lsoe,
Too young 10 DC 4 solder himself, s4s =
n4stsrpssce. l wish it could Dc printed
II every newspaper II the land, Tor tne
benefit OF the rising cltlzeu- Ar.
stone discussed the penslOn question
from the standpoint Ot a certain Class
ct Democrats, but the result plainly
shows mat he stepped heavily upon the
toes OF others
! see N the National Democrat, = Wash
lngtou paper containing some unfella-
Die statements, let OF the douoxul
Congressional Districts IA the Union.
l found three located IN Michigan.
AlleE's I'd, Brewer 18th and Wheel
er's 10th | waS surprised, As Well as
pleased 70 md the 5th and sth omitted.
| see Mr.. Allen himself admits, aseyery-
body else does, that the ID Is close,
and doubtful, 70 say the least. Every
BODY knows that the Sixth Is Demo
cratic district and the Tenth has long
been uncertain. Messrs Brewer and
Wheeler h<ye gwen due notice that
they wall not accept denomination and
Capt. Belknap declares that he Will not
DC candidate; tnat be has really lost,
very seriously, IN a pecunIary way, oy
THIS term and can not afford 10 make
the race again. He has no doubt. how
ever, that be could be re-nOmlnated
and reelected if he would consent.
lt Is hard on the district and severe
upon the Represe ntative. Can man
De found able aud willing 10 represent
the Filth district two successive terms!
Since Judge stones day, ten years, the
Fftn has been unfortunate III this re-
spect. A great many good citizens IN
and out of Michigan, hope and trust
that Capt. Belknap may be able TO give
another term 10 his constituents with
out sacrificing MS business. interests.
One OF the best things | have seen
from Senator ingalls, IN a long time,
was said of Senator Allison, OF Iowa.
Some one asked Ingalls, # Allison
was'n mt "slick." YES he replied, "he's
the slickest man in the Senate. You
could put 200 pounds into hOb-nailed,
wooden clogs and drive him at a ten
mile pace over a corduroy road, and
he wouldn't make as much noise as a
tOm.cat slipping across Turkish carpet
after canary bird"
senator Allison IS certainly one of the
rost valuable as well as popular men
II Congress. y. y. y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
BURNED AND SUNK.
Such Was the Fate of the Chenango-
Where is the Crew?

ERIE, Pa, April 12.-Thc steamer
Chenango, bound from Toledo to Buff
falo, with sixty thousand bushels
of grain, tooy fire off Erie last night,
aud sunk in 'iour fattloms Of water.
The singular part of the affair is that
her crew Is missing. A few hats left
floating over the wreck today gives rise
to the suspicion that the crew perished.
The vessel was sighted off Erie by the
life saving crew on beach patrol, and
when the life savers went out they found
no one aboard. The unlucky craft
went down a couple Of hours later.
The vessel was built in Detroit three
years ago at cost of 100000, and was
owned by C. d. Waterman, of Crosse
Point, Mich. 1t is believed that the
crew was taken off by q passing vessel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

D. John T. jackson. ~ Bloom ng.
toa. 3i, Nho has been called a. fhe
rasforatc of Fountain street Baptss
Church. wla eccupy That pulpit tbis
morning aad evening. Dr Jackson
very fuHY aporee.ate~ the rall eK.
trrlfsd hm hY thc chrFfh. without
ever haVnx seeu Gr beard him. tut
preferred fo asf ere feid and the rifg
before TiTrf a. aesNer Tie wiI -
r4ala aern tso fr fhf~e 8aFs. sd Ntii
undoubtedly ies de iha estl befars
he leaves We hsFpeas taf ~ fass
st arEe are stt stld enae e..
dsr snt are < s.l ~ sslggas Aln -
ouF Eg9-lax ats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

The following jury has been called
for the Nav term of the circuit court:
+. p. Armstrong, Cannon, 5. r Cook
ca ascadc. J. T.. Morris, COurtland
Amos 10. Greene, Third ward. issac
Gill. Gaines, :. A. Holt. Grand Rapids
township. Arthur Bvrne. Grattan, b.
IA Ham ton. Fourth ward: Elias p.
Perkins. Lowell. Alfred Hllman. Nei.
son. Lemuel r. Brooks. Oakiield /.
Joseph Potter, Ff.h ward; Alfred
Teep.e. Paris Norman Rcharison.
plafrfeld. Ernest Rener. ~oion. Chas.
IA. CLARK. SIXTH wars J c. SillVay,
Sparta John g.. Herr. spencer. Geo.
ile fls.eT. Tyrone George Dole. seventh
wars lseo. r. White Neraeunes. Vim
Halay. Walker. William "a Heath.
Wyoming. p Daunehacke, Eahth
ward
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

The Prohibition Club held q ratiica-
ton meeting to discuss and giorify TIER
recent election victories IN this city. A
thorough canvass and comparison dis
closed the fact that, whereas last year
they polled a total OF 202 votes, this
year they polled a total of 326 ia the
city. THIS, their Mathematician claims,
IS a gain Of co per cent. The same sta
tistician says the Democrats gained %
per cent, and the Republicans lost l2t
per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
For Those Who Want Children.

The county agent of the State Board
of Corrections and Charities announces
that the spring time is the best season
of the year in which to adopt children
from the state public school. This
specially applies TO farmers intending
TO take such children. Judge Holcomh
viii be- found very willing to give all IN
formation needed, and MS statements
regarding the mental and moral char
acteristics of particular children may
be relied upon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

In the interesting washing bill suit
between colored litgants, in Justice
Hvdorn's court, mentioned yesterday
Judgment was rendered in favor Of the
TAR plaintiff. Mary Bugs, for the fuil
amount Of her bin, g., aud also for
costs of suit. amounting 20 $3.50. Nr.
James. the defendant. paid the whole
thing very grsci0usly as soon ss he
found himself beaten.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
A TRIAL WHAT WAS A TRIAL.
a Jury Decides That Bummis' Old Horse
Had the HeGves.

hau the heGfcs.
The crowd which blocked the corri-
dors of the Twamley block, yesterday
afternoon, was an overflow meeting
from Justice Hydorn's court room. The
great question at issue was the physical
sOundness of s25 horse. The court
room looked, felt and smelt as if 1t
We're packed for shipment, and the
verdict was squeezed out of the jury
like the meat out of a cherry.
Annis Bummis sold Yubel Ooster-
house horse for S75 on a warranty of
soundness. Dapper VS.. Rozema, for
plaintiff and defendant, respectively.
Fourteen witnesses were marched and
countermarched over the good and bad
points of that horse, and the jury were
convinced that be heaved badly when
the sale was made. Judgment for
plaintiff $25. The legal contest was
hot enough TO elect mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

There viii BE- a special meeting Of
the BOARD 81 Educatlon next Saturday
evening - fill the vacancy IN the repre-
sentaton in the ThIr8 Nard. csused by
Trnefac Cook res Enatlon, and o. pro-
vide for Che 5000 ,sslo 81 bonds fof The
ba dng ~ an addition - the has'
Hrldze.st school
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
MUSIC And DRAMA
The Coming Of Booth and Mod
jeska.
IDA YAK CORTLAND At REDYesD'S
AasPieisas outloOk for ths second W esk
81 Standard flays-Lasr srenes Bar
Tett Has Recovered eno
VIII Act Again.

The coming Of Edwin Booth and his
appearance with that gifted artist, Hell
ens Modjeska, st Powers next s&tnr-
day evening, means a good deal 10 the
thoughtful theater patron OF Grand
Rapids. The coming OF Edwin Booth
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Judge Grove yesterday allowed = wr.t
of certiorari IN the case Of James II.
brown against Albert =. Trask. which
~as tr ed before justice Ward. Il Gale
donia. TIE reason alleged u the az.
dsvIt = that The constable ieft n charge
~ ths iafy heId communication WITH
them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
STILL CLIKGS TO LIFE.
samuel j. Randall May Yet Live Another
Day.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-At midnight
tonight Mr.. Randall was very low. His
condition has changed but little since
noon, and while his death at any hour
would cause no surprise 10 his family
and physicians, he may hive through
the night and another dGy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Thomas ffaas. thr popalsr BOOK
keeper IT the 0Washtanoog tiuh. eha
acted ss stage manager a. the sfhus~f
'lne apefass is isfgsiy respauslfie fot
thf hfiilsnf successes ~ ilar opofsa We
large ftFef.rafr u fhe fatatffaI h1sI.
90 Ffefsa almost saYtiaatse - ths
e.sS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

ia France. enjoying good heslth, snc ls
IA TIE best Of spiritS. ana looks forNAfo
- Ia return ~ tae stage next season
with happy a2ncspstlon. The sNeiling
on Ma bxrx&A's threat WAlSh caused
hln So muea esstros< aud enforced hls
temporary retirement, suoculneeo com-
pietely - the surgeons skla and i en-
tlrely red ucoa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

TIE DFaasat1c NssFsr wlll lsSue the first
number Of new periodical, Ifs IHea.l.s
&C Atrar (reFt@is, early ntkt month-
This magazine wlll contain the dramatic
essays which have istterly become the
Asrrar's tirst PAGE feature together
with certain other speclsl matter that
i x promised viii prove valuable IA
litersture. The Qsarfsls wlli be edited
by Harrison Grey Flske.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Two isrrf sud ierces saw ths Tsver-
r5or C5rnrSuv ln 'Pverss Hoa sud Gala
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

The Swedish ladies of Stockholm,
who viii give . concert at Powers next
Tuesday evening, are warmly con-
mended by ali OF tie leading journals
OF the country. Thesr appearance here
is limited 10 one night only.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

1aeerh j f~vT rsaae fhs gratifying
aroo4aerrasnt yeFfef4av t0ei ~ ase
reeenuv hsaFs from afr .awfeaee
BAireu, s1,a taas ne sslssss set0E s
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05
NORTHWEST NEWS.
TOPICS Of General Interest In The -Four
New States and Elsewhere.

Great Falls is to have an iron foundry.
Wednesday two men were drowned at
Moose creek ferry, one the ferryman and
the other a man who was helping him.
The ferryman who was drowned was in
the employ of Woods, Larson & Co., and
was on his last trip across the river. and
intended on Wednesday night 10 return
with his wife and family in Minnesota.
He was in the act of taking a team and
q from one side If h river to the
other when theb oat broke In the center,
and along with his assistant, a man who
would succeed him rs ferryman, was
drowned.-Missouiian.
On last Saturday a dusky dame known
as Whisky Jim's squaw, concluding that
her five-months'-old papoose was q great
care TO her. sold him to Chinawoman for
SIS. The foster-mother scrubbed the little
one till he fairly shone, shaved his head,
dressed him i'm a miniature Chinese cos
tune and crowned the whole with q conf
cal little red cap, which made him look
like a little monkey. The indian were
highly indignant over the affair, n the
moon-eyed population OF this city were far
from satifled with the transaction. On
Tuesday the father Of the youngster came
to Sheriff Miller and asked him to 90
with him and get the child, which was
done, and now the Chinese damsel be-
waileth her $15 as lost. and the baby's
mother seems perfectly happy.-Boisc City
Democrat.
The proposition to build a mineral pal
ace in connection with the forthcoming
exposition NJ Spokane Falls is meeting
with general favor. 1t is proposed to con-
struct the building principally Of galena
ore, the trimmings to be of the various
other mineral products OF the country, in
terspersed with granite, marble and other
building material marble to be had In this
favored section. A building constructed
of glittering ores, sue rs galena, n
brilliantly lighted with electricity, would
present a spectacle such as was never be-
fore seen upon the Pacific coast, and
would attract thousands of visitors to
Spokane Falls. II is proposed to use the
palace as an exposition building, i'm which
to exhibit the numerous mineral n
other products of the great northwest.
Mr.. Gilman has agreed to donate several
carloads of galena ore from his mines in
the Kootenai district, and il is expected
that ore from nearly every mine in all the
great mineral districts surrounding Spo-
kane Falls will find n place In the walls
of this magnificent edifice. The scheme
is practicable, and il carried out will, in
connection with the exposition, which Is
now an assured fact, make Spokane Falls
the pest advertised city In the United
States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05
THE TWO

Rapid City is to have an extensive
cracker factory.
Work has commenced on tLcvermillion
creamery.
There are ~ Grand Army posts in North
Dakota.
Mitchell will try to secure the republic
can state convention this year.
Small grain never looked better than il
does now i'm Charles Mix county.
The Farmers alliance of Lincoln
county will start a paper at Canton.
Bookings county has purchased a poor
farm a short distance from Aurora.
The annual roundup of stock on the
Bell Fourche and Cheyenne ranges will
begin May 10.
Mrs. Stricken, a Hyde county postmis-
tress. has disappeared and is alleged to
be short in her accounts.
Within the past six weeks five women
have died during childbirth in the Rus
sian settlement near Marion, Turner
county. owing to the ignorance Of mid
wives i'm attendance.
A farmer in North Dakota figures from
his own experience that a man can pay
all expenses and get fair waR for him
self in raising wheat when the yield is ten
tlsi1tlS IbtE vi uflh III TlNe 10 10 ttltS
farmer named Duhamel, near Letcher,
set out 80 trees on his farm the other day,
and when he arose the next morning to
admire his embryo forest he found that n
thief had visited il during the night and
carried oil the entire lot.
In default of $1,000 bonds, G.. W. Foster
will remain in the county Jail until the
next term of court, when he will nave a
chance to explain how he came to he
wearing a pair of pants belonging to
Louis Richards of Kimball and what be-
came of the s65 which was in the pockets
when they came into his possession.
Al the date Of division Hutchinson
county had a balance due in the terri
torial treasury of $500. The treasury was
legislated out of existence, and the only
redress that can now be expected will be
to put in a claim at the final settlement
OF the two states. An effort will be made
to have the states refund an equal share
of the mount.
The little town of Devoei is excited over
an attempted murder and suicide at that
place. Some time ago J. ID. Oliver and
his wife quarreled and the latter left her
home anG took mp her residence with a
ncighbor. The other night while she was
alone i'm the house her husband called
and tried to induce her to return home
with him. She refused. when he drew a
revolver and shot her. the bullet taking
effec, in her leg. He then fired a bullet
into his own breast. but missed a vital
spot. Dliveris now under arrest at Faulk.
ton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05

From the Boston Courier.
A lady who by the peryersity of fortune
is forced TO live at the top of an apartment
house where communication with the sur
face Of the earth Is chiefly through
a speaking tube, was not long g called
TO the tube by an energetic ring. She
was greeted, i'm answer 10 her intimation
that She was listening. 10y the question:
"Are this the top fiat"
"Yes." she answered.
but" persisted the voice Of her unseen
i~nterlocutor. isn't there another suite
above your
..No.'' was the instant answer. "none
but the sweet by and by"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05
4 New Prophet.

frnm tnprh,
MRS. Brown-T1l never forgive you for
not getting me the sealskin you promised.
You're too mean to live.
Brown-That's all nonsense. knew all
along we wouldn't have no winter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
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is the only line running Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars with luxurious smok-
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the world. via the famous "River Bank
Route,n along the shores Of Lake Pepin
and the beautiful Mississippi River to
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meet with those OF the Northern lines in
the Grand Union Depot at st. Paul. No
change Of cars Of any class between St.
Paul and Chicago. For through tickets,
time tables, and full information apply to
any coupon ticket agent In the North
west.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05

BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
n. T. Hauser, John &. Curtin,
A. NJ. Hotter, II. \. Hamilton,
Granville stuart, ~. X. Allen,
T. II, kleinschmidl, Henry NJ. Psrchen.
7. &. Power,
General banking business transacted. lnteres
paid ON time deposits.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-06
FIVE MEN DROWNED.
A ska Urssts in h ohio River Near
ENAnsvillc, Ind.

SklG Upsets In the Ohio River Near
EVansvilIc, Ind.
An accident occurred on the ONO
river cppoSite the Evansville, Ind,
vhar, Monday afternoon, in which hve
men we're drowned and two others bare
" escaped with their lives, Mr., Nm.
Martin. who is employed as manager OF
alarSe farm owned by Captain John
Gilbert two miles above the ferry land
inc on the Kentucky side, went 10
Evansville. 10 secure a force OF farm
hands 10 gather corn. Shortly after )
O'clock. Mr.. Martin, accompanied by a
Young white man named Nm.
Atkinson and four colored men,
named Albert Walker. James Jamison,
Stewart Carter and VIM. Burns. whom
he had engaged TO gather corn, started
in a fcvry.Skif for the Kentucky shore.
Fielding Clay tcoloredl, who is employ
ed by the ierryman ~ assistant, was
the osrsmsn. A rather stiff breeze was
blowing, and when two'thirds OF tho
way across the river the steamer Evans
Vile arrived from Green river, which,
in rounding to tho wharf, increased
the height of the swells. Four of the
partv were in the stern Of the skin,
loading that end Of the craft deep into
the water. One Of the swells washed
over into the skill, causing the colored
men to become frightened, and in their
excitement they jumped from their
| seats and started to the forward end OF
the boat This action caused it to cap
size, throwing the entire party into the
river, As they were thrown into tho
water two of the colored men caught
hold of Martin and pulled him
down with them. but after a des'
perate effort succeeded in freeing him
self from them and arose to the surface
Atkinson succeeding in diving a suili
cient distance to keep ont of tho reach
of the drowning men, who, after sinking
below the surface, wcro never seer
again. Martin and Atkinson then swan
back to the skill, which they held unit
two skifYs, one from the kentucky shor,
and one from the Indiana side, arrived
and conveyed thom ashore. Searcl
vas made for tho bodies in the evening
| but without success.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-06
nnAaM AND
6easrAi NIses' SeistiSa 81 ne H3iAa
Neutrality-suspicious. ar WaaAssSt>A -
ArrAnEN The 0nRAlGA

GsasrAl NIlea' SeistlSA 80 TIE ndiAa
Neutrality-suspicious. or WaaAisStSa -
Arrange the CaaFAtgA
Tie departure .; Genera, Mica oNG-
nanSes Q. the Department ~ the MS
soasi. .or Washington - EN- tAAa Sae-
niecAnG In sANi TIE General las eeen
summoned 10 tee National Capital BY
General SeAosslS AMI tie Secretary q
War :Ss tie purpose q discussing tie
details - his nan tos at CAGE
iisrosnuEs and 4sarziRS The seS
Tile Indians IN TIE Northwest Gen
.-sl Niles ~&> seen ~ aoeFostes Friday
afternoon rs; h.oee bis Departure and
re confirmed all ,hSi IS stated ahcva
- - - Washington" he said 10 con.
fer rita tie GcscvSl 81 the army con.
,e-uinz The Indian situation Yes the
situation : grave" Ne continued, 'Sn1
the necessity fos Vigorous winter cam
pSi,a IS becoming more and more sp-
parent We are probably face 10 face
wi;A winter campaign The hostile
Indians ought to Re compelled to
surrender. ard they ought to be
~aismounio3 and disarmed, and
;hey will h ThA, is all l
can say. On, will add this; They will
probably find themselves in s position
in the failure - that they can not so
easily mount, and arm IS In the past
You mSy look Tor i winter campaign in
the No-thwes. We have only 1000
mounted men in the Indian country
over 4 stretch 0. COO miles hong. The
infantry Is doing guard duty only.
With this force We hope 10 keep the
peace until We get ready 10 crush tho
Nnlisinc.'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-06
SUDDEN CHANGE.
From = Jury Box TO a Prison Cell. Charged
With Murlrr

Whenta.c r~oll-call on Tuesday morn.
Ing vas answered in the cour. room al
Ii,Lomin-, Ind T., two petit Jurors,
Eobe7. Brown and Willie Factor, we're
arrested charged with tho murder Of
William Albertson, a grand juror. The
scene Of the murder is about no hun.
bred yards from the capitol building.
near the highway. 1t is evident tina,
Albertson made a fight for life. Whep
the body was found hogs had eater
the face entirely off. His body was lit
orally hacked to pieces with knives,
while his right hand showed three
gashes on the palm where he had clutch
cd the knife to save himself. One cash
near the spine showed that while he was
struggling with one assailant the other
stabbed him from behind. When ar
rested the petit jurors clothing was
very bloody, and their hats also, They
stoicaliy deny the charge. With the
hardness OF Indian courts and slack
methods of procedure, time alone can
tell what will be done.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-06
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

WAsHlNGToS, Dec. I-SENATR, - Messrs.
Carey aud Warren, the new senators from
Wyoming were sworn in. Mr.. Carey drew the
long tenn closing March 3, 1895, and Mr.. War.
rem the short one closing in 90, After the usu.
al appointment of n committee to wait with q
like committee from the House, on tho Prcsi.
dent, Il recess was taken until 1880 p, m, The
reading Of the message by Secretary McCools
lasted until 4:45 p. ~, when tho Senate adj
journcd unit tomorrow.
I~IOuSE-Vwo hundred and twenty-scvcn mem
bers answered to the roll call and II committee
was appointed to wait NJ on the President. The
credentials Of Mcssrs. Breckenridge, Second
Arkansas: Willis Sweet, Idaho; C. W. Stone,
Twen,y.Sevcnth Pennsylvania, and c. ID. Clark,
Wyoming, were read and these new members
wCro sworn in. The credentials OF Messrs
Pindcr, New York; Hayes, Iowa; Whitclaw,
Missouri, had not arrived, lut there being nc
objections raised they were duly qualified
David A.. Harvey, the new delegate from Okla
homa, was also sworn in. After u recess The
Presidents message was read. The pension
appropriation bin was then reported and at 3 p
m. the House adjourned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-06
BROKE INTO PRISON.
An Unparalleled Raid by West Viz
ginia Gophers
sealed the walls and Rlsw h safe Al
most Csder the Eyes 81
the Guard.

News o. \ 0, the holdest burglaries
IN rNocoa came Sunday night from
Mounisville. twelve miles east Of
Wheeling, W. Va, and the seat OF the
West Virginia State ~peniientiary. Tits
no less a case than that Of the thieves
entering the prison and cracking the
SAFE in one o. the shops Saturday night.
They scaled the massive stone wall
which surrounds the prison 1T a point
nea- the northeast; tower, let them
selves down in the Enclosure unseen by
the armed guard who paced the top Of
the wall, entered the broom depart
nent blew open the safe, secured a
sum .. money Gust how much is not
known and made their escape, Tho
robbery was not noticed until Sunday
when the tracks from the shop 70
the wall and the implements used in
sealirg the Enclosure bore evidence o!
how it had been accomplished. The
robbery was evidently perpetrated by ex'
conyicts who were familiar with tho in
terror arrangement of the penitentiary.
The prison authorities are much cha.
griued wei the occurrence, and are the
butts OF numerous Jokes on account o