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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06
Died. Was Husted. Dissscted and Ouu
LlVoA

Sr. LorIs. No.. March S.-Ths cass oi
John J. o'conuor 10 certainly . most ~
markable one. Il vas claimed that be died
and that his body vas taken 70 the morgue.
where il vas identified BY his wife. Who
bad him buried in Cavalry Cemetery.
A few days later il vas claimed that
O'Connof vas alive, that HE wife had been
mistaken. and that the man Who was taken
70 the grave vas not her husband. II nov
ranspires that there 10 every reason to b.
iieve tnat O'Connor vas mot buried By
proxy, but in his own proper person. come
time between the night Of Monday, Feb.
10. and the afternoon Of Wednesday.
OConnor was seen Saturday night. and
stated most emphaticAlly that the grave in
the cemetery 10 empty, and he exhibited .
cut which had been made half way across
the abdomen. He 10 Of the opinion that be
vas really buried; that bis body VA taken
up and conveyed to . disseeting room
while in state Of suspended animation.
and that shea the fret inclsion vas made
it caused dow Of blood which restored
him to consciousness.
He states that he went to . lodging
house Monday evening, and that be knew
nothing more until Wednesday night, when
be found himself seated on the court house
steps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

TorEKA. Kan. March 5.-Dr. T. s. On
ley, coroner Of Elk coanty, Mrs. George
Buckingham, her father G. n. Walters and
one Dixon have been arrested ss Howard,
Elk county; Dixon on the charge Of mur-
der, the others - accessories
Last Saturday, Dixon showed symptoms
Of poisoning. Fearing he was going to die
be confessed be murdered George Buck
ingham last June by administering . dose
of poison prepared BY DIR. Olney, $50 be-
ing paid to Olney for the preparation.
Dixon vas promised el 900 for commit
ting the deed, and in irving to collect it
was invited by Olney to take . drink, in
which poison vas administered.
Strong anti1otes saved his life, and his
confession caused the arrest of the parties
above named. Dixon had often visited
Buckiaghams house and alleged intimacy
existed between him and Mrs. Buckingham
The latter had sued for divorce, urged
by Dixon.
Buckingham died in June and, although
foul play was suspected At the time, the
affair blew over.
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New Proposition Presented at Nashua
n, H,

NAsaUA, N. H.. March 5.-After the
deliberations Of the past three or four days
between the striking operatives committee
and that appointed BY Treasurer Amory Of
the Nashua Company. there vas . halt in
the proceedings this morning. Spaiding 4
Caldwells submitted proposition relative
to the new schedule Of prices. They did
not make public the amounts to be paid.
but requested the operatives to return to
work, follow ing which 4 schedule would
be completed that would be satisfactory.
The strikers had the proposition under
consideration nearly all day, and finally
decided to ask to see the prices, otherwise
they should decline to return to work.
The committee declined to give them
prices until they returned to their labors,
the strike is to continue as heretofore. One
of the strikers committees stated. this after.
noon, when the communication to the board
Of trade from Amory naming Spalding and
Caldwell as the committee with full pow er
to adjust all questions Of wages was pre-
sented, the operatives supposed they we're
to deal directly with the committee. In this
report, he said they had been disappointed.
they had never been invited to meet those
gentlemen as the committee had never re-
ceived communication from them direct
All official ansactions had been through
third party. If they are the committee with
full powers we do not see why we should
not deal with them directly.
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Boat Racing In Florida.

ORLANDO. Fla, Mar. 6.-Three thousand
people gathered at Lake Eola today to wit
ness . race between GaudAur. Hamm. Ten
Eyck and Hosmer. Course mile straight
away. The race was ro~ed in heats. In
the first heat Gasdaur took the water 6rst
maintaing the lead to the finish. II ne.
s SO; Hamm, 6 OF; Ten Eyck, third; Hoe.
mer, fourth. Second heat--Gaudaur fret
Time, 22; Ten Eyck. 80; Hamm. third !;
Hosmer, fonrth. Quarter mile dash for
St, Johns purse very clo.e between Gau-
daur and Hsmm, the latter winning in 10.
This was to establish = quarter mile record.
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Claim Jumpers Must Get Out Of the
Sioux Lands.

ST. Paul, Mar. Claim Jumpers will
not be tolerated on the Sioux Reservation.
A settler in from Medicine Creek says that
a man from Pierre jumped = claim on the
Creek, and refused to leave when ordered
to do 90 by the owner. Fifteen settlers.
hearing of it, formed q posse, went to the
claim Jumpers camp, and exhibiting u
rope, informed the man that he could take
his choice between hanging and leaving the
claim. Seeing that they meant business.
he left. The settlers have formed an or
& Anization for their mutual protection and
will allow no claim Jumpers to rest un-
moleeted,
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Hammond, Wanted in London. 10 at
Seattle. Washington.

ST.. PAUL. MINI, Mar. 6.-The ioneer
Press this morning prints the following
special from Seattle, Washington:
The most important witness in the cele-
brated London scandal case which 10 agita.
ting the British Parliament. and has indi-
recrly caused the suspension Of Labou.
chere from the House Of Commons for in
sir uating that Sslisbury's government
aided the witness to escape, 10 the propri-
etor Of the Haymarket saloon in this city.
His name 10 Charles W. Hammond. He
was interviewed yesterday and said;
II authorize you to deny emphatically in
my name that ever received any assist
ance from the British government while
was in Belgium, or was aided in any way
by the consulate or legation in Brussels to
leave that country. l would like also to
deny the charges against me made broad
cast in English and American papers. 1t
has not only injured me financially, but
has preyed on my health. Gentlemen who
have lived at my house on Cleveland stree
were at full liberty to do Whatever they
liked and had their own latch keys. |
never inquired of my boarders their name
or business. The whole move against me
is political one. l have just about made
up my mind to 60 back to England and
testify myself"
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New York Produce Market.


FLoUR-Receipts. 12.ii pkgs, exports, eI7a
bbls sales, H.t0o. Repeat quotations lnclud.
ing City mill extra, - 3Jttt 30, patent. u Ga
t5 Is; supernne. q 0Sask 90, extra No 2. o. e0a
u IS. winter wheat low grade. ~ ;5at2 d; Min
ne-ota extra. - 15aei ~. oou,hern nour dull:
rye -four quiet.
wuEAf-geo.ipt., 49, 90. exports, 1868. sales
5000 easy no. spring Noa red,
esi No red s7as7 elevator ssiasst fob .7!asgl;
delivered. No haid. .oIisdA, no northern. s,ia
A1
kYg-6rm
bAkLEY-dull.
CoKS- Receipts. $500. expor... 2l5 5,5. sales.
2S.CD, hrmer, steamer. 3saYi, No I, S{AB,
store and elevator, ASial- delivered.
OAT-- Receipts, 4'.1o, exports. i3o.5s. sales,
~ 200, firm No 4. z1I do white i,slsi. No Z, apf
do white. soaDI. No !, 70; do white, 81, Mixed
Western Hla3pi white do ~. s34
CoyFEE-fair, Rio. fair, ~.
SuGAk-Kaw fair, refined grm; demand
fair, crushed sis5s, extra crushed. 5,a5I; whits
extra crushed. siae, cut loaf, "a, srsnniated, a.
fErkoLEuA-3aiet. lower. -.
PORK-easy
REEY-dul
LARD-es.y, western steam, % 25sts III clos
ing " Is. city steam, VI 7s refined fair CON st
~ osafs 20, A. G0.
BUrTEs quiet -, western dairy sals, %
creamery. Bsl6t
CHEEsE- firm. Freigh.s to Liverpool frn.
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Trouble In the Tsansvaal.

LONDON, March 5.-Despatches from
the South African republic say that seri-
Gus demonstration has been made there
against the exciting government. Kruger,
the President Of Transvasl. attempted to
make public speech. The crowd refused
to listen and he was compelled to retire.
A mass meeting was then organized and
resolutions were adopted denounclng the
Transvaal government. After the meeting
the crowd proceeded to the government
buildings and tore down the fsg Of the re-
public. Subsequently the mob went to the
house at Landrost, where kruear was re.
ceiving 4 deputation, and sang Rule
The rsilings around the house
were destroyed by the crowd and the Trans-
vaal flag hauled down anu trsmpled under
foot by the exbited people.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Peatherstone Of Arkansas i
Seated By the House.


WAsHIssrox. Mar. 5-Stockbridee pre-
sented large mass Of petitions signed, be
said. by 30o .0o0 adult male citizens Of the
United States agaipst the Sunday rest bill.
At 2 O'Clock the educational bill vas
taken up and Bar addressed the Senate
in advocacy of the bill.
Plumb opposed it.
At the close of Piumb's speech the SEN
ate proceeded to the cnnsideration Of exec
utive business. When the doors re-opened
at g. so the Senate adjourned.
The Senate and the Newspaper Men.
The Senate in executive session this af-
ternoon vas occupied with . discussion
upon the legal points involved in the res
olarions presented by Dolph's special COM
mittee, having in view the punishment Of
newspaper correspon tents for contempt.
Dolph read from the record Of the proceed
ings in the case of Ramsdell and White to
prove tLat correspondent ~ho procured
copies of executive documents and pub
iished them Was amenable to . writ of the
Senate. Soon after the discussion began
several senators left the chamber. Others
soon followed and when the Senate ad-
journed not more than 20 members were
present. No conclusion was reached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06
rh. saw,.ll Head Fail. to Ma.sri.li.s

ROCHESTER,. N. H., Mar. "a party
searching for the head of Hiram Sawtell
last evening, pumped out the water in the
well near the place where Hiram's body
was found. They found q short piece of
baggins. some rocks the same ~ on the
stone wall near by, and . big piece Of
board similar to that Of which the old
shanty close by is built. Oficers and
searchers are puzzled regarding the pres
ence in the well of the rocks, board, pole
and piece of baggiug. 1t vas white birch
stick like that found near the body. A
piece of wood also was found sticking up
from the bottom.
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An Old Viking Ship Tor the Worlds
Fair.

CHICAGO. Mar. 5.-Last night at meet
ing of the Chicago Scandinavian auxiliary
to the Worlds Fair Committee, it was sug-
guested that proper exhibit for the Swe-
dish Governme mt to send to the Fair would
be q sailing vessel built after the pattern of
the ships used by the Vikings. Such ship
could be built in Norway, manned by Nor
wegian sailors, and sailed across the ocean
and through the great lakes to Chicago.
The secretary Of the auxiliary was author
lzed to make arrangements to send formal
address embodying the suggestion to the
Government of Nor say and Sweden.
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Faith Cure Again Results in Murder

New YORK, Mar. Coroner Rooney
of Brooklyn. held an inquest last night in
the case of Peter Patterson, six years old
the child of John Patterson, a Norwegian.
who is a carpenter by trade. Patterson
and his wife are both faith cure believers.
The son died of diphtheris on Wednesday
after a weeks illness in the fiat house No
SO Luqueer street. The jury found that
the child died of diptheretic Group, and
that his father was responsible for his
death, in not procuring medical attendance.
They also held him for msnslaughter, and
recommended that the Legislature take
come action to prevent the communication
Of co 4tagious diseases.
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John Brooks Parker OF Boston Commits
Suicide,

BosTos, March John Brooks Parker,
prominent in Massachusetts, militia, aid-de-
camp with rank of captain on the staff Of
Brigadier General Peach, junior comman-
der of the second brigade, committed sui
eide this morning by shooting himself with
9 revolver.
He had been connected with the militia
since 1875, was q crack shot and q promi-
nent member Of the Puritan, Eastern zach.
and Boston Athletic Clubs, and an original
member Of the Massachusetts Rife Asso-
ciation. He was about 40 years old, and
had lately been dependent owing to i'll
health.
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The English Murderer

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Mar. 5.-Las,
night Government detective Murray had an
interview in Jail with Burchell, the alleged
murderer of f. c. Benwell who came from
England with him on the same steamer
The prisoner was very retieent as a lawyer
had by some means gained admission to
him. The detective says that young Pei
ley. another travelling companion escaped
very luckily, as Burchell intended to kill
him on two or three occasions. Burchells
wife has also been arrested as an accessory
to the crime.
Detective Murray has sent cable des-
pa ch to Col. Benwell at Cheltenham, Eng
land, the father of the murdered man, to
| come here at once.
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Couuterfeitsrs Lair Discovered.

KANSAS CIR. Mar. "a boy brought
information to the Federal authorities re-
Gently that he had seen some men at some
kind Of work in thicket in Elm bottom
west of the city, and he thought hey were
coming money. Deputy Marshal Huf1ng-
ton went out to make an investig ,tion. In
. dense tbicket be found scattered pieces Of
broken counlerfeiting instruments and
part Of tent.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts'
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fyc syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. Ex .tw y0RS. NJ
mar2sdAwy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

PARIS, Mar "A despatch from Rio
JAneiro to T. mps says the Brazilian gov.
ernment has resolved to promulgs,e new
constitution without wsiing for the con-
stituent assembly TO meet. A, the coming
elections for the ordinary Chamber voters
will be required to vote Yes" or mo" to
signify approval or di,approval of the con.
stitution.
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English Syndicate viii Sell Us Our
Soda Water,

BosroS. March 5.-The Advertiser says
that negotiations are pending for the pur-
chase Of four representative soda fountain
and beer apparatus manufactures in the
United States by an English sy Indicate. The
irm, are j. W. Tufts & Co, and the A. ID.
Pufer Sons Manufacturing Co, both Of
Boston, John r. Matthews & Son of New
York and c. 8. Lippincott OF Philadelphia.
The amount Of capital involved il between
eight and nine million doIlaIs.
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What Will Bee ONE Of Cortez?

New York, Mar. 5.-The case of the
Spanish official spanish official Senior Otei-
"a Cortez, who was arrested by order Of
the Cuban authorities several weeks ago
on charge of embezzlng a large sum OF
money, was continued yesterday before
Commissioner Lyman. TIE whole day was
sccnT led in summing up the case. The
Commissioner will decide today whether or
not Coitez will be ex,radited for trial in
his own country.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Excitement at BiddeiOrd 0YeP Natural
ilatiOn Papers.
Five Hundred Voters to be Challenged
at the Polls, Next Monday.

BDDEyoRD, Mar. 5-Tbis afternoon an
order was introduced in the Board Of Alder
men to have stricken from the voting list
Eve hundred names Of voters whose nat.
uralization papers were procured in the
Biddeford or Saco municipal courts. The
action was brought about because Of = re-
cent ruling Of Judge Webb of the United
States District Court, declaring that the
Biddeford municipal court had no right to
naturaiize aliens. Some Of those whose
names are included in the list are candidates
for ward Offices in the city election. The re
publican aldermen voted in favor o. the
order but the democratic maj ority defeated
the passage Of it. The votes of these FIVE
hundred will be challenged at the electit n g.,
Monday next. An appeal has been made
to the United States supreme court and the
affair Is creating much excitement here
The balance of power lies in the list Of
voters whose names were submitted to the
Board Of Aldermen tlday.
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NEWS OF THB DAY.
Unsettled State Of Affairs It
Port an Prince.
Situation It Iashua-- Granite lllliiet.
lrefs Organize.


New ORLEANS, Mar. 5.-Steamship ia
maican from Port Au Prince. reports affairs
in very unsettled state there. Recently an
attempt vas made to burn the town. The
impression is that the Hypolite government
will be Of short duration. James Zorgan,
British consul general to San Domingo
and Hayti left Port Au Prince because the
relations between British and Haytan gov
erment became strained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-06

II you will send ~ your address. We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrsted Electro
volsaic Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
tssed system, and how they will quickly
restore you to vigof. manhood and health.
II yoa are thus Affected ve will send you Q
Belt aed Appliances on . trial.
Velsaic Belt Co., Nasshall, Mich.
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Old Orchard Campmeeting.

OLD ORCHARD, Mar. 5.-The Old Or
chard Campmeeting Association announces
the following cAmpmeetiuss next summer ;
Ad dventists, July 5 to IA; Christian Alli-
ance, in charge of Rev. DIR. Simpson. Jaly
- to 20; Holiness Convention, led By Rev.
A. Mclean, August 2 to IL; Convention of
Young Peoples Societies Of Christian En-
deavor. August 13 to Is; Portland District
Methodist Campmeeting. August Is to 23 /;
Salvation Army, August % to 81.
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The Dismissed Medical Students.

BERLIN. Mar. 5.-The names of the
American students lately dismissed from
the Berlin University are Clarence Kellogg.
DR.. William Porter, DR.. W. A. Duranger,
William Kelly, Richard Schullenberg and
David Jameson. Tie rector Of the Uni
ver.ity. Dr. Hinschius, SAYS I'VE deter
mined not to recognize the medical degrees
conferred by American institutions, and
declined to enter into discussion of the
MATTER
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He Fleeced His Friends.

New YORK, Mar &c. c. Holland, O
stationier and book seller of Portchester dis
appeared Tuesday, leaving numerous debts
unpaid. Holland came to Portchester 7
about eight months ago and said that he
MAS one of the Johnstown flood sufferers
Some of the citizens of Porchester assisted
him to start in business. When he went
away he owed his landlord, NJ. s. Madden.
$500 and to W. H Fehrs he owed S400,
money which he ha borrowed.
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Hon. c. A. Everett Of Dover, Dead.
Dover, March 5.-Hon. G. A. Everett,
the oldest member of the Piscataquis bar,
died at Dover, Tuesday night, aged rs
years. after 3 long illness Of stomach
trouble. He was the first county attorney
for Piscstsquis and judge of probate for
some time, about twenty five years ago.
He commenced practice in Milo and sub
sequently went South for time, and in
1872 returned to Dover, where he has since
lived. He studied law with Judge Apple
ton and was admitted to the bar shortly
after reaching his majority. He was a
member of Gov. Crosby's council. He
leaves q widow and six children.
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Raiding the Rumsellsrs.

CoNcoRD. N. H., March 5.-Dsputy
Sheriff B. F. Tucker went To Pittsdeld this
forenoon to serve the papers in the injunc-
tion proceedings against large number of
owners and occupants of buildings where
liquor 10 kept for sale. All the petitions
for ipjunctions we're signed by Edgar l.
Carr, late prohibition candidate for Cover
nor, and twenty-five other citizens of Pitts
field
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Portland Y.eh. Club sascss onsesr..

Portland Yacht Club E1scts ofitcsxs.
PoErLAsp, Mar. 5.-As the annual meet.
ing Of the Portland Yacht Club this even.
ing these officers vefe elected: Commander,
C. W. Bray; Vice Commander. George C..
Oven; Fleet Captain. r. W. Miller; Sec
retsry, C. ID. Smith; Treasurer, c. 2. A.
Weber; Measarer, J. H. Dyer, Fleet
Surgeon. Walter Woodmsn; Regatta COM
miuee Commodore. ez ofEeso. r. II. Little,
r s. Rand, Willis Z. Carter, H 4. Wood
ward.
T. B. Mallet, Jr.. viii present two cups
TO be contested for in q regatta BY the Port
land and Massachusetts, formerly Dor
ehsstsr) zach, clubs. The club voted to
invite the Massachusetts, club to visit Port
land on its annual cruise and participate in
the races.
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The Virginia State Debt.

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 5.-The House
has agreed to the Senate resolution to sp-
point commissioners to meet with . COM
mittee of foreign bondholders and confer
regarding the settlement of the State debt.
The commission as appointed consists of
Gov, Mckinney, Lieut. Gov. Tyler. Sens
tor Berry. and delegates Caldwell Speaker
of the House, Dabney and Tyler.
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Flour Mills OF the United States.

MnwAuKEE. Mar. 5.-The biennial
American h,ur mill and grain elevator di-
rectory vas issued Tuesday. 1t gives the
total number Of -four mills in the United
States - Is ,99s. Pennsylvania leads with
2,i55 mills. New York comes next with
1879, while Minnesota has but 37l.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing residents Of Maine:
Original, Ezekiel Hanson. East Deering;
Henry c. Orr, Kittery; increase. wm.
DIXON, Holden; Jeremiah r. Bartlett,
Bangor; Benjamin r. Shaw. Etna; John
F. Clark, South Windsor; 8. N. Shaw.
Brewer; Thomas Galghan. Togus; Levi n.
Poore. Augusta; Leonard ThsyeY, Togus
George A. Ham, Bridgton; Elisha Harris,
Belfast; Annie, widow Of Eivard J. Ken
ney, Portland; Ellen, widow Of jeremiah
Donovan, Biddeford.
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BuIxiayo KtIi q Policeman.

DErRorr, Mich, March 5.-Tvo burg
lars we're discovered in . store, last night,
by Policeman Shoemaker and pursued BY
him. They suddenly turned and fred ct
the officer. vounding him. mortslly, it 10
feared. The burglars escaped.