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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
GORDON NOTES.

rs16ers arc busy sceaing-or those who
sueeYeGeain Saving q procuring seed.
There are 4 few who were unable to comply
with the requirements Ci The derauld County
Legislature. These Wiz Plant corn and beans
and lli il iarc tLue With prayers Tor said
~o-iictals.
Schools still progressing smoothly, although
some o. tie scholars are reluctantly obliged to
commence work on ule farm.
rarity 10 Moopsocket, but expect to go west
al an early day.
IColby. Cllriss johnson and Two ofhis neigh
5oss Will stari at once tor Tie Pacific coast.
stopping first at Portland, Oregon.
Equal Suffrage is being discussed, and it is
guile amusing cheer the various opinions, lor
ana against. Yours 10 Command.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

SINE .< S WINGS
aeoeisa7t ao bic aarlas, wce's issue.
ne"l3ts Tour' ere iz.led for Aipo-
n& ridaH sight.
Considerable sie&aes prevails In
Il T.e, Is 81 fcse1S. Or. boyer IS
in steaaanca.
Uaars told sAas lsiss .Nctale Leo
Mil oaal lie sqi3g teri OF school at
Dala Gea.5cE.
Geo. Tonngs started for Iowa Mon
day toTustle grain Tor the Inhabitants
OF Dale.
une Of The Directors OF the Omaha
i. Il. was acaller 1t Mr.. L. II. Harm
stems This WeeE.
chs Dale Center Alliance is gaining
in nus4bers steadily.
Roth Bros. have removed theirstoek
Of goods from the 5prings 30 Alnena.
Alpsaa Incorporated ~ miles square
the Old townsite being the center
quarter section.
Mrs. Castleman is reported as being
quite sick at present.
Aaoiph adoDar returned from
Huron "Wednesday morning,
Mrs. Stewart was UP and remained
over night 1t her home near Dale Cen
Ter last Friday night. Her sister, Mrs.
LataAgoals. q Sanlocn county, accom-
panied he9.
NJ. Cooks baby has been cutie sick
bnt is better ION.
Quaey; Which cuts the larger figure
ia Jtra2ld ~coo2tys socio-political
world, the Chief Quill-dciver or the
Alliance oditor Of the Republican?
G. NLARE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
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and can always be depended upon
Trial bottles free at Roth Bros.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
GGPO2gANTN NOTICE.

O. England requests rs to publish
q call f.or a Sheep and Wool Growers
Convention to meet at huron, april
lat. 1890, for t,e purpose of organizing
p Wool Grove rs Association. This is
IN Important f~eature.a south Dakota,
and shoAld reeelve TIE attention Of all
farmers.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
OUR OFFER.

A7teJte Wtas wti.! eenS 1s e3.do
s-.--.,.,.n -A.<r - rss,~r..
-! f2GetSs for a1n yekr t,Ato the
4SAT&i,5 arc the REty YORK VOICE
~"N ~. Hssha
nrtl S'ia q coHy CT TtE ARGELuS,
s"-+r7 ,Ha=a--
rzlri.sc fyae - expense.
THE Noiac''is an aggressive temperance paror
q li'5tSl 1t aavntts much space 10 FAMILY
ha.Ai'atN'f. u has q circulation Of more than
lt9.'r copies per week.
Yet on. friends everywhere make known the
"!es, ana ''ae II 10 .setnGe l:N subscribers.
iiciaei!i}ier That the eubjcc, o. tire nict,,ra ia
''lal"IitiN good. iiNYii: be an inHDiratlon IN
any tiGts"itnli.
IS fssenaember chat this is not a
cheap Autograph. or "A black and white
Sketch, but ~ an 5EacgyapE, in
+ cs2Sf@e an Ees;s.F.;. a wonderfully
coFfr"f copy os tho original painting.
@aa "ct t. ha szass Except
N@S3t"s2 tito N<g.<@E.
ADDRESS: Publishers of the Wes-
slns.Gn Springs HERALD.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
Go to Halls for harness oils.

Il. G. Wilson Was d welcome Fis4coE
last Wednesday.
D. p. Paddock was q Herald
caller yesterday.
We are enjoying q delightful AtJle
"sugar snow" storm.
A pair of fine young mares for
sale by b. G. Cummings.
This Office hasa Noycs dictionary
holder, audit is beauty.
Mrs. Frank Voge has been very
sick for several weeks past.
The law requires school boards TO
meet on the second Tuesday in April,
in the breezy blow the ether night
the hay saiag1es wsze ali blown o our
barr.
Mr and Mrs. A. Z eaag lave moved
to their new home lear G. s. LlchaTd-
sens.
VIII uensley. enc os yiola's STIR
r.ag young tanners, added his name to
Cur list.
Mrs, Frances Srnlth is still quite
poorly. She is boarding with Granny"
Spofrs.
One yoke CT work cattle for sale
by G. Lehmcr Oh Sec, lo-105-G5. Terms
reasonable. aW-o6G
Get your harness washed, cited md
repaired at Halls before the srring
work begins.
bert Campbell has s"curea the
services Of Bert Nouseman for q
farm hand TOR the season.
-"UncIe" Peter Barrett was sum-
moned to Sioux Falls this week to the
sic; bed ofhis brother George.
Mr.. Eeels did some carpenter work
fo- us on Wednesday: making oGr
case racks hold several moro foats q
tyre.
-Tagee9rsht y9a1g ladies' chaera3
lis with q cal recently ana th9 oEiaa
h&s&ee@ael AgiGh.er eTcg since. Come
again.
Mics s.,s:e ua- sea. sis.oz &
Albert, came over &a1y.g froa
W~oanso"l-e1 10 astel~. soaoo. a. It's
Seminary.
-0nr new -,I&;-a cgi1der rr@sa Is "a
IT'S feet ana reaa. for w5r... We lhtaE
we ss,alt Ike it Uhc.- @e 81 ussa .3
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

-oeran for tbe Farmers Instit1

9roeram for the Farinevs' Institute
held at the court house in Yves
.9u rings. Saturday, april 18th,
some.
9re2ing Gemarss............. .
Pres. DrowHoll.
CT .ie:-Breed, Care, Profit. &c. :.
..... G. wills.
lille Norfall.
SONG.
CoTn-kind. Preparation of ground
and preparation of corn.........
II TTollope.
Recjtatlon Miss Anna Martin.
The Outlook Cor Farming..........
= shrimp.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Ornamental Trees-kind OF fruit
adapted to this climate. ........
T.. G. Wilson.
Politics in the Alliance. ........
.....................H G Stephens.
Quotation EXercise-Each person
present will be expected to give
expression to some appropriate
SENTIMENT.
SONG.
Recitation........Mi SIS Edith Thomas.
Question Box.
Closing Song.
III ore requested to be present by /
CLOCK z. NJ as tho program Win be-
promptly.
Com. on Music-oJ lIarshall, Mr..
Canpbell, Ars. Hawthorne, and Miss
II ny'TohIemire.
FRO. CONNIE. Williams. 7. b.
.IAiIlips, and ]. s. D:nfcrd.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
ABOUT SCE00I. LANDS.

ABOUT SCHOOL, LANDS.
Acco1ding to previous announce
ment, al the school lands il @erauld
county viii DO offered Tor loass At pub
Tic auc5ion TO the hiebass bidder at the
front door OF the court house n Nea-
staaton springs, upoo the 19lLoNia9
dates.
Tor the north tlar Of townships con
aistipg Of A;pana nala C7erT, HaTno-
ny and 1aarlag, the leasing Will be up
on Wednesday april, 1Gth.
For TIE middle tier Of townships
consisting OF rranhlin, Washington
Springs, Media, Pleasant and Grow,
the Teasing viii he conducted unon
Thursday. APRIL, 1Ith,
for the south tier q townships con-
sisttngo Of Blaine, Viola. -lanina. Crow
Lakeland Logan, the leasing VIII tako
place upon Friday. April. 18th.
The law Requires tlis work TO be
done between the hours Of ten o'clock
9. IL. and five O'clock p. IN. The Land
will be leased for cash and the money
must be deposited at once with tee
county treasurer. If the lease is not
approved by the Governor and Conn
missioner of School and Public Lands
the money Will be returned. TIE
scboo, lands viii be leased by quarter
sections and c8e person may lease four
quarter sections but 10 more, Tho
leasing viii be for one sear. ard the
Lessee may e2octsugh fences. Buildings
and well apparatus as may beneceasaEy
10 fully carry out The purposes OF the
lease which will he for grazing and
moving purposes oniy.
.Arv lessee not wishing to lease the
land another year Will heallow2d to re-
move his improvements.
ANY lessee who shall use az S.aet Ct
land leased II him for otllor than pas
tursge OF meadow purposes, or who
shall remove from the land any timber
o. stone or il any way damage tho
school Land, shaIl forfeit mis- lease, and
be hatle TO the State for damages.
None Of TIE school lands can be sold
until after January TIN 1881. Il IS the
duly CT the school officers and tax-pay-
ers OF our county to talk up this leas-
ing business especially to parties who
| will be likely TO bid. who do NOT take
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

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There will be an ;a5taInen5 Of
officers Of the Z. 4. Il. on Saturday
the 18th Of April, 1890, at . O'Clock
7. NJ. All members OF the 6. 4.
Z. are requested TO he present. An
old soldiers are cordially invited.
BY Ordcs Of Posi-.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
ETANLEI'S NEW DoCE..

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once, either sex. to iltrouncgthis great
work. leTeis a chance Tor you. ANY
one can sell the book, as the whole
world is interested. The book will
contain alull account fail Of Stanley;s
Exploration in Africa. ami especially
Of his Latest Z palition for the rclief
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100 entirely nHw Illustrations, maps,
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Mo, 2w~3G1.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
MIMEALL, &ouTu DAKcTA.G GRAIL

N1MEALL,S SOUTH DAKOTA, GRAPHIC:
It's quite impassible for US 10 speak
knowingly Ct taa merits Of the various
articles OF mcrch@aaisa advertised.
But there are exceptions occasionally
&aa q Noteworthy exception is tae eel
eErated Cha;nhaa&:n's Cough Remedy.
Ibis now universally known medicine
has been advertised in tl1e Graphic Tor
Tour or Av2yeaEs, bQ5 not untll recent
~ had we any personal knowledge o.
its wonderful efficacy, which has come
about through the prevailing influenza
and the stubborn cough that has SO Of
ten attended it. In the writer's family
this medicine has on several occasions
Ills winter. cured acons;l that haf.ieG
any and AL other ~Tsl1v4ias, and the
4nmbeE OF families il. EimlOail and II.
e..&tt} II "iy.:A this remedy has been
os.@. @ita Ike elIgcts atoests to IFS l.!
.~ @j& sri.i& Ter coag5g aaA colas aa
.gl.a' ire. To- s&is by DR.. 8. N
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28

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: i~&d.:i!:,ul o!l!ors in vve;y part cfthe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
CATHOLICS AND SEPARATE SCHOOLS.

Kingston. Ont April 1O.-Archbishop Cleary has
issued a circular letter to the clergy in his diocese
respecting the relation Of Roman Catholics TO the
separate schools. which has created a sensation The
Archbishop charges the priests 10 call upon every rate
payer who deliberately chooses 10 side with the enemy
for the gradual destruction of Catholic education in
this province and announce to him IN the name and
authority Of the Bishop that his action is rebellion
against the Church. and that the Archbishop reserves
TO himself alone. in his absence to the admin
sratOr all power Of ab>Ovins such rchcllous Catholic
from his sins unless he shall have signed written
declaration that he heartily mpents Of having injured
the Church and scandalizcd his neghGors by his with
drawal Of his taxes from Catholic education and shall
have promised to become supporter of the separate
school at the earliest opportunity. on receipt Of such
written declaration priest the diocese may grant
absolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11

election OF Orestcs Cleveland to the Mayoralty OF
Jersey City. The frauds committed were so open and
scandaOus that decent people outside OF jersey
City are demanding that the be recouned, and
many offers of money contributions to defray the eN-
penses incident TO contested election have come to
the Republicans in Jersey City from this side OF the
North River. Mr.. Perkins has sgnihed his willing
to all that his supporters expect Of him in
the situation. Being the person directly aggrieved
by the loss Of the seat the contest must be made
upon his application. lie will be backed by the
people generally Of all political parties.
1t reported yesterday that more than $1,000
had been promised toward the contest fund by the
dcfIaudcd citizens Of the " iiiu' district OF jersey
City. The Hudson County Ballot Reform Association
has taken the in earnest and there Is no doubt
that enough fraud can shown to offset the alleged
majority Of Orescs Cleveland, placed at 1o:5s.
The Board Of Canvasscrs meets in the City Hall to day
to the returns. When they make the oihcial
announcement Of the result, probably tomorrow no
tcc Of contest will be filed before Judge Knapp AL
ready vast mass Of testimony is at the disposal OF
the Republicans, showing wholesale frauds In the
only two districts which Cleveland carried.
was glad to see The Tribune come out and call
for methods and new leaders in the Repubcan
party Of Jersey city, said prominent Republican
yesterday. 1t is true Gospel that the party Is
stabbed in the back at every election by men who
call themselves Republicans, have pushed thcin,
selves to the front leaders, and are actlany pau
agents Of the Infamous Democratic ring. IL Is iact
that hundreds of Republicans did not go 10 the p0iiS
to vote on Tuesday, because they had an l9ea ,ia,
these tfcachcrOus leaders, some OF whom had pushed
themselves into the front rank again, were running
Mr.. Perkins only 10 sell him out at tle poIs. inl'
candidate honest man as he was, suilereo oc
cause some corrupt and treacherOuS KepubIcals han
crowded to the front and assumed 10 run his can
vass When We get rid of these traders and traitors
wc shall win an eecon Men vino He nsft ar Of Mayor
Cleveland ought not to lead Repubncals'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
AN ANTLCARLIST RIOT.
A MOB IN POSSESSION OF A SPANISH CITY.
BARRICADEs IN THE STREETS OF VALENCIA
THE TROOPS UNABLE TO DIsPERsE
THE RIOTERS

THE RIOTERS.
Madrid, April lO.-The arrival of the Carlist
leader, MARQUIS Ccrralbo, at Valencia to-day was
made the occasion of an anti-Carlist demonstra-
ton. Thousands of anti-C artists met at the Sta
ton and followed the Marquis to his hotel. They
smashed many windows of the hotel and tried to
set fire to the building, when a detachment OF
troops charged and dispersed the mob Many
persons were wounded.
A mob of 1000 persons invaded the Carist
Club and set fire to the furniture. when the
fremcn came the mob tried 10 obStruct them Ihe
mob then smashed and burned carriage In the
courtyard. Another mob tried to burn church.
but was prevented by a detachment OF troops Inc
troops have failed, however. to dispcrSe the con-
stantly gathering crowds The latter have built
two barricades in the streets. The military an
thortes have taken possession of the city and the
whole garrison is under arms
At midnight the riotins continued. The troops
have made several charges. Many persons have
been injured and il is reported, some have been
killed, though orders were given to avoid blood
she'd as long possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
MANY BUILDINGS BURNED AT HEMPsTEAD.

One OF the most disastrous isUs t,io ever occurred
In TTcmpstcad l.. l., started there last nSht before
the fire could be snbducd the organ factory ot reorso
r,rle and its contents totally destroyed, to-
,h.r With five large barns The barns filed
with hay and farming implements and wagons, har-
nc-,,., etc.. which are also total loss. I"eNe
horse, were also burned before they coud be rescued
The fire started about O'Clock in the barns con
nccfing with NicholSs bakery The fire burned with
such rapidy that the twelve horses conhhed III tno
stable, Of the barns could not be gotten out Inc
,,~, ~ = Matthew's large structure, filled to the
tan with hav next caught fire, and soon after the
barn, owned by Richard Wills and Henry Aghew'
From herr, the flames crossed To the organ ia'tory
which va. unapproachabc ON account OF Inc srtt.
b,,f and that structure soon In ashes The totil
H.. ,,iu h. over S25 900. and the insurance, II Is
fhnuch, will cover about half that amount. Inc nrc
,,,s ,udnuhtedly Of incendlary origin. and the au-
fhoritle, VIII make a rigid investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
STEAMERS ~ coLLiSIoy ~ rArArSco RIVER

baltimore April 10 >pcciall.-In dense iog last
night the steamship Lancashire from Cariin ran INT"
iIie steamship Ilawardcn. which ny at anchor III ihc
patap,co River near SparTows Point The Lancashire
WAS slowly following another steamer in and the OF
ticcr, did not notice the anchored steamer untll "ii
a few yards of her. Ia Il moment the engines were
reversed but the big steamer struck the other Glahc
ing blow amd,hips. There was Il sound of brrhh,nS
,la, and wood and the lIawardcn kccrd over on hrT
'idc The next moment she va, mp and her u,'h wa,
,ii yi,i, r> ,itcd .,iln,- The Ianra shire acrward
, 80, ia suarrnv'. Point The IlaWardcn remained ai
a',g r,,'r Ia thr riir She Is unloading her coal
~, i,,r,tie,ste Inc damage Neither captain has vet
made "A report Of the accident. The llawaId'n. apI
Wilson, bound to Cork with a cargo oi 'i''"i
bushels OF wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
THE TARIFF DEBATE IN CANADA.
CHARGING THE CONDUCT OF THE UNITED

CHARGING THE CONDUCT OF THE UNITED
STATES TO THE COMMERCIAL UN1oNIsTs.
ottawa. ont. April 1O-Thc debate on the Clauses
OF the new Tariff bill adjourned last night shortly
after midnight without the adoption Of the clause
concerning increased duty on live cattle, sheep ana
hogs.
Mr. Freeman said he would prefer to take Nr
Blancs idea OF reciprocity, which was mat '1na'a
coud only get reciprocity by accepting pohucai
union rather than the opinion Of senator HIT regard
ing reciprocity.
Mr. Mcmillan, Dr. Landcrkcn. Mc,srs. McNulcn'
Ecchard Wilson, Muloch and Waldo all spoke against
the increase Of duty on the grounds already stated
By other opposition members.
Mr. Bowcll Minister Of Customs. denied that there
was any spirit Of retaliation in the tarih changes
so far as the Canadian Government was concerned "
had no intention 20 reduce the tar' " 10 lc '"ur1N
which the United states was pursuing tl"i W'I'
prompted to II 10y such -pccchc- "A, were d'lit'r d,
the Opposition mcmhcr-. No ono hai ever ~ ~W1'lu Z"
. dufv Of , cents on egg, until the 'oulW'r'. al
I-niouisis had made their hown- tenr through Canah
The object OF the Americans wa- to ect Canada
politically allied to the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
prosABLE yomISnrS N WISCONSIN.

Chicago, April 10 lSpcciall. There /, no longer any
doubt that Governor Hoard VIII bee r'nominaied by
the Ecpublicans Governor Of Wisconsin. lie VIII
bc indor-cd y the convention by a'clamaion aud ~"
name other than hi. viii be- suggested. The Demo
crats Will probably nominate ". I. slN'rlh"Th' :"
Warsaw a, Mayor Pc,k Of Milwaukee, D. SAID 10 be
.ati,cd with the succr,, he ha, achieved III poIitl''
and want, to lct well enough alone. Mr. >vcrthorn
i. a LAWYER and j. largely interested In many enter
Prise. The l.cpubiicn- haze 4 number oi 'andu"'"
inr the lieutenant ciuol Nip. 1h"iar - N'IIl'
81 Each -nu nuutV vino wa, thr speaker Of the House
in the in-t Legislature. viii have good deal 81 'cnS,i
IL, III. convention. Ihouar :. ~ .pu, Who r'pIf fhl,
Inc XXXI~t District la the ~cratc ana J, the PRESIDENT
pro TEN oi that body, will have many friend among
I'M. delegate. Many Of the Older men Ia the party
vim try ~ nominate Allen f. LovcJoy, of JamcoVilic
one OF the most noted Republican, IN Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
PLUNDERED UIDOUS AND ORPHANS
BELIEF THAT sHELLENBERGER's SHORTAGE
WILL REACH s125,oOo

IL
WILL REACH s125,OOO.
Doylcstown PENN April 1O-Fresh evidences Of
J. Monroe Shellenbergers fraudulent operations
tinue to pile I'D. Notes representing about $4,000
were brought in today by farmers and others living
in the surrounding country and the fugitive lawyers
shortage it is now estimated, will reach Sl2j.O00
Every hour brings to light some evidence of his
duplicity. shellenbergers large Orphans Court pac
tice gave him especial opportunities 10 make away with
the sums ntrusted to his care, and he apparently took
advantage Of every such opportunity. The crime Of
forgery has been fastened upon him. Michael Mclntee
today produced a judgment note for $1,000, pufport
Ing TO be signed by j. II. Lands, which was gwen 10
him by shelenberger security for money advanced
Mr. Lands pronounces the note forgery. Many other
notes Of the fraudulent character known TO
be in existence. II cannot be learned how much Of the
estate left by his wife in trust for her four boys
has been used by >heenbergcr, but it is
creditors has been arranged for April 10 The one
Monday more than covers the value Of all the prop
erty belonging 10 shcllcnberger and the other claim
ants will therefore little chance Of recovering
anything at all. John .. James, brother ~ law Of
the fugitive, said this evening that he had not heard
from ShellenbcTgcr. dcrctly Indirectly. since the
latter's disappearance. The feeling against Shcllcn-
berger increases in bitterness with each new rcvca
ton Of his unscrupulOus robbery Of widows, orphans
and farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11

Trenton - j.. Apfil 10 l~pcciaI. The Ic-.l .lni'e
Committee. appointed t. investigate the charge made
against the management Of th" state Prison. met a.
the In ttuiion 10 day. and arranged the piclmnaii"f
Of the inquiry Tie official, ~ the prison declare
that tl.y ,,uftDd puh,it, and vefc anxious for the
presence Of reporters. bat the committee refused Z"
admit them. The, sat FIR tN" and half hour Win
closed door. and upon rising Informed tie pre-
representatives mat they had done nothing except T."
examine Keeper Patterson and ~up"it i.'r luilfr ln
formally. Among the statements mage bN h'rpfr
Patterson VIZ, one That hr Bad never shown niiali'
H. any prisoner. and that all statements t."i nNpr,
were. being shown M.~ Hamilton were fal-c lir com
mttrr are already satisfied Of Tie idl.lth of tr a'
'u-ation That prisoner who iit' money or ihn"'h'"
viii make rid investigation ni the 'hhrs' mat the
prison contractors are ctadIs ih- law WM'h require
fhcm 10 stamp all good, manufactured IA the prison