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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04
A Most Remarkable Remedy

Which Conquers and Ersdicates Disease There
may be no aiLment so serious but that ii faithful
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VIC truly believe il TO be TIE BEST compound
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used. Sine La Grippe" has added another ter
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Many Of you know something of the unparal-
elled virtuos OF this wonderful compound, which
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all disease. 1t is pure and elegant yeget able
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can get II. send for advise and circulars.
IL is warranted. We shall be happy to send
pamphlets giving many particulars TO all who
wish then, 81 90 per bottle, For further par
ticuars address
TIE GREAT RESTORER WORKS,
1860 Portland Ave Minneapolis, MINI.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04

We aim to have our trade satisfied at
the why" Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04

Fine line of spring overcoats shown at
the Why" Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04
ADYiOE Tu EniEsRs.

Mems crush hats worth al least soc; at
the Why" Davenport, only csc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04

.I never sausage weather" groaned
the ground hog. crawling back into ita
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAINS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAIL
~ way-Depot corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
fret street. c. H. Skelton, agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04

Copious Shedding of Useless Tears-Some
Interesting Information Concerning the
Equality of Prices In England aud the
United States.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04

THICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAIL
~ way-Racine & Southwestern Division-De-
pot Twertieth street. between First and Second
avenue, E. ID. ". Holmes, agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04

DOCK ISLAND Il PEORIA RAILwAY-DR-
III pot First syenue and Twentieth street F.
H. Rockwell. Agent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04

BURLINGTON ROUTE c., b. & @. RAIL
- way-Depot First avenue and Sixteenth 81.
NJ j. Young, agent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
Fearful Accident.

Last week WI Buckley was in
the canyon baU.ins p7les. while
coming down the road the biniing
chain broke and as VIII Waz on the
load oflogs I've was throTn violently
10 the grouud, the poles rolling ever
him. HIS Tigh; aEn was b-okcn In
four places. his elbow 20 badly
crushed Tat TIE doctors fear h,.
may loss the use u q. His face
aud I50iy were ais3 bsslly brIiscd,
and lie presented a piiiable sight rs
he was taken ~ bis home.
The accident viii Ivy the young
man up FOR some time, aad rs he was
Of great assistance 10 his mother
during thg absence OF his father,
who is on q mission ~ England, the
blow vii! bc ! double affection. Il
i ctrtlinly hgpe,l tis results Of the
acciieu. may No. pIOve G. serious
n i noW - Isht th=y may IT,, as.I
that tbs spuu- man may spas IS
Eecover.-CtlHica.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
Arrest at LeVan.

4 short time ago Deputy Marshal
Cuddeblck made a raid on an aged
man living in Levan, named An
drew Henirieks=n, who is about
the age OF sixty or seventy, aud
whose youngest child by his alleged
plural wife is ever seven years Of
age. This aged gentleman was az
rested IT his home in Levan, and
inSteai Of being allowed 10 appear
before magistrate OF this county,
he aud the ALLEGED plural wife were
taken 70 the extreme southern part
Of Sewer County for no other rea-
son seemingly, than TO rob the gov
eminent % mileage fees. There the
Defendant was bound over in $500
bonds and bis alleged plural wife
sos. Both parties were then
allowed 10 return 10 their
homes 10 wonder why that iusig-
niiicant little affair could not have
been attended to in their own cOun-
y without putting them TO the I'M
necessary trouble and expense TO
which they were forced 10 go. Evil
DENLY the affair was cut and dried
D suit the parties interested, as IL
was pretty well understood that
Hendricksen had sufficient evidence
torth-coming to have cleared him
rad The committing magistrate been
unbiased in his decision.
We are informed that Deputy
Culdeback used as an assistan, one
Luther Palmer, who. was at the
time under arrest for horse stealing.
having been summoned by the peo-
PIE OF the sunny south to appear and
answer 10 complaint Of grand lar
ie;iy committed a short time b, fore.
-Acphi Eaaog,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
TRAGEDY AT PARK CITY.
0ne Nsa Fatally Shot by Another
During q Quarrel.

Intelligence has been received OF
a probably fatal shooting aTray
which happened on "Wednesday
night, about h1lf-past l l O'Clock. in
the Capital saloon a; Park City. /,
would appear from the facts which
have been thus far elected that A.
exander Langton, a miner, and
Thomas Kearns. foreman Of the
Mayiioweg Iiine, have been on bad
tefms FOR a considerable time past.
Some SIX weeks ago they qIarrelesi
aad fought, and on that occasion
kearns had the best Of the encoun-
ter. On Wednesday evening, while
ia the salcon above named, lang
ton CHANGED TO meet there 4 man
naraed WOodson J. Moss, who was a
friend Of Kearns. The two came
TO high woris In the course OF
conversation about the existing dis
puts between kearns and I.angtou.
Presently I41ugt0n dealt Moss a
blow with his fist, and as the latter
fell backwards he drew a revolver
AMI shot L-angton in the stomach.
Moss Wa instantly arrested by
Sheriff Weber, who was near az
hand, and lodged in custody. The
Injured mau ran a short distance
and then fell 10 The ground. He
was assisted up and subsequently,
taken y the PARK City Hotel. The
operation known rs laparotomy was
performed by DIS. GnesOr and VII
son ~ the only chance Of saving
Langt0n's life, though but very
faint hopes were entertained Of his
recovery.
County Prosecuting Attorney
Snyder took I.angtonis ante mortem
statement reganling the affair.
Mess, who claims that he shot |
LaugtOa Ia ssli-defensc. has been
LEGGED in the penitentiary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
County Coarf.

At the county court yesterday
afternoon the following business wa
transacted:
Enmie Johann Peterson was ad
inittei 10 the county infirmlry OF
petition Of Marshal Young.
c. L. Wantiand ct al. were order
Ell to appear on September Is, anu
show cause why their acceptance o.
franchise for railroad OF
Eleventh +. st should not be sci
aside.
BIezrs. Howe and Cahoon wer,
appointed to act upon the petition OF
John Bolinger asking that the
county road be moved from his
property.
). {. Hamilton and forty-four
Others asked that the county road
west from Brighton's. be graded.
Collector Hardy reported that
y ,065.75 Of the special school tax for
lsS9, was uncollectibles and those
taxes were ahated.
The territorial and county taxes
FOR 1859, reported uncolIectable.
amounting t. SsjT.i4, were abated.
Mr. Handy presented a claim for
81 @7T53, the amount OF taxes due
OF property sold to the probate judge
Tor delinquent taxes in 1859. and the
amount was appropriated u him.
it was ordered that ;. %. II. Nc
Allister be notified TO appear on
September - and give an expiana-
ton Of his report as county sur
yeyu:.
The court then adjourned until
September IL, az II am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
fine Grapss.

Ncphi NaViscy, Of Diaper is ane
Of the successful sTare-Risers u the
Territory. Raisin graz e produce.
by him this sca51n viii comiaIe
very favcraliy IL siz- Of frat AMI
bunchss n veil A. flavor with tiiu
best in that line imported f--n
California. Roots 0f this variety
can ~ had IN ;hu Territory w,incu-
sending abroad for ,hem o mauy 70,
and aIv lar more sure % growing
than are imported rl9t-. Brc,5U.
Nawdrey irri.aiesiii- vineyard with
a spTiug stream brought thrsu- 90
cement Iipc about a mile and ilii,
a plan which might i-e at.u,iel with
profit by many Others who own
springs ia tie iiils, distant from the
lands they cultivate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
A PARK CITY BLAZE.
The Entire Place Ia Danger Of Being
Destroyed.

towards = O'Clock yesterday
morning n disastrous fire was found
to be raging IN the store building
and lodging house occupied by
James Lawrence, and also at the
offices OF the Park City Water Com.
fany, which adjoin. The fire
brigade was speedily on the scene
after the alarm was given, aud three
s;reamsof water were thrown upon
Tire burning buildings and the
premises oil either side. At ore
time the flames EXTENDED right
across the street ami set McDonough
& Quiunis livery stable on fire, but
fortunately this was got under con
troll after some considerable difii-
Gully.
Laxrence's property vas entirely
destroyed. IL was insured Tor The
sum Of $500. Hirschman's rock
store sustained a loss Of from 81 500
TO 5000; McDOnOugh x Quiun's
lnss + shout 500; John Kelly,
Headquarters saloon, $500. All
these are fully covered by in
sur iucu. The upper part OF the
Lawrence building vas used as 4
lodging house, and at ths time o.
the Ire shout six men were asleep
in their rooms Some were awaken
81 in time 20 get out % tire usual
way, but W. 4. Bornbard a1d "
Sullivan and son, who occupied the
font rooms were cut of from al
escape, except by the windows. They
did NOT hesitate, but Iesped out a
distance Of thirty feet 70 the ground.
Bomhard aud young Sullivan
reached tire ground without n
bruise, hut the elder Sullivan has n
broken ankle.
Both hremen ami citizens did
splendid service, and Tut for theirun-
ceasing Efforts 10 sslsiue the flames
the results might have been far
more disastrous. IL losed at one
stage OF the fire ~ II greater part
Of tie city would be Destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
Bad Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon, bstween !
and > O'Clock, Mr.. Z. d. Wilson, v no
lives ON Second South Street. met
with an accident. As he was driv-
ing a team on Eighth South Sueet,
going cast the Utah Central train
came along, and the horses became
frightened aud ran away. They
tarned the corner nj Fourth Ea-,
Street, tipping the wagon over IN the
water ditch All throwing Mr..
Wilson out. He struck the ground
on his side, badly hruIsing his left
arm ami hip. the team tore along
up the stn,-st, leaving parts OF the
wagon along the road, until they
got in front OF trainings store,
when they turned TO the sidewalk,
collijing with = tree, where they
were stopped. One OF the horses
had a leg cut ami the wagon was 4
wreck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
rnngrainlafnrY-

On wednesday evening large
company assembled at the Residence
Of Dr.. n. B. Ship in the Eleventh
Ward, TO congratulate a newly
welded couple. Mr.. NJ. 3. Ship,
"a son uf cur friends DIS. NJ. y. and
Ellis r. Shipa, was united ia mar
rage with Miss Eda Drhlin u
Mount Pleasant, at Minti, septen-
Der OH The reception TOOK place
rs state! ao0ve and was a grand
affair. We extend our c0ngratula
tons 10 our young friends and trust
that their ship of life viii always b.
fre.ghted with the choicest bless
ing=. and that together they will
reach the har5OT Of everlasting
happiness and peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
Spare The E7sle GATE.

The CHAMBER % commerce l4s.
night passed. "a, GLOWING r.s5'u-
ton:
Whereas. fterc teens 20 lie a
possibility that .t., may DC t.kcn
Tor The removal Of the Eagle Gate,
which has heea ~ rhetorical interest
- all residcutsof. ali visitors To.
this city, thtIeilIc o. ii
Resolved, r. thp blAri II eirec-
tors Il the SIit lake chamber 81
eommerCs, TINT rr expires "a desire
to sec that interesiingaui attractive
land mlrs TuLsiuci n nearly n
possible IN its prssslt appearance
and position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
VERDICT on TIE NARTYRDoN
FlndIsgs Of tie Coroaer's Jury on
shc Carthage Tragedy.

The following appsars rs 4 pres:
dispatch dated Carthage, H., sep,
TENDER II:
An interesting discovery was
maze Ly Thomls Il. Griffith, q pio-
neer citizen, while hunting aiming
: rile Of rubbish IN ole ol the couTl
hCiisc Jury rooms. IL u the original
corouer's verdict on The killing oi
Joseph ard Hyram Smith =. the
old Carthage jail on Juge ssih,
1854. The vefdic- fes-s ~ follows;
1--WE, the jury. having been duly
sworn bv George W. Stigoll, coroner
q Harcock county. diligently TO in
quine and a truc prescntmsn; make IA
what manner and by whom joseph
Smith and HyFlm Sml.h, whose dead
bodies wee furrd IN ani No tho IN
o. Hancock county OF the 9sih d.sv ~
June. lSii came u their 4 sllhs, aftor
having heard TIE evidence and upon
full inquiry conserving the facts and
a oauefl examination % tho ssid
bodies. 10 and ihst The deceased came
10 their deaths hy vinieure aud that
the BODY ci the SAID Joseph Smiih hls
upon & the following marks. to-yit:
wound - : bulie- near tho ri-sh;
breast and aucl her IN the right sh1ui-
der. aud inaf the ~tit Ilyrgm smith
has the following marks. fowl: A
woIni In the throat by a bnllet ard :
wound in the ahlnueu. Indicted by
some persef or pe--ous 10 the jury uu-
known and which tho jury ind 10 be
lie s1Iffs.s ~ lMntr NrIfstz -
The toeuueut y signed hy Yves
ley Williams, Fnnkiiug J. Bart
lett, aaron Griliths, Anthony
BaTslau, Ge0rrc &. WaEgouer,
Peter Bioan, George hickman,
Thomas Barnett, Eiam ;. Freeman,
John NaheTman, Simeon Psnn0ck,
Samuel Gilpin.
Endorsemslt. ..Verdic, Of the jury
on IN inquest upon tho bodies u
Joseph Smith AMI Hyrum Smith,
Filet Ocfaber 25lh, \. y. 1874.
}. q. BNCKESsroE. CLERK"
TIE docun-nt does uot appear to
have iaeeu liel until iour uonihs
af,er the killing and the inquest.
There can be uy dolb.as . It GENT
incncs-- IL l. written on m excel
lent quality u old style line fools
zap, family ulisll. aud j. d'scolorei
by time.
30 lar Is known, the cniy person
now living who WAS OF that jury
Is NJ. George G.. WaggOner. u Pilot
Grove township. Az. Griffiths, who
Icund the pa!er, saY the smith
Killing. He was n member Of the
carthage Gmys, that guarded the
all"
The description % The wounds Is
- inc0grect a. % indicate that the 4
document g not genuine. For tx
.mple, the sho. whiei produced the I
!esth Of Hyrun Smith stufri; him I
IA tue lace. The jurors, however,
ID not see the remains, which may /
Iceouut f3F eirors ia describing the /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
n. OINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will 10 pleased to have
the public generally and ali
his old customers call and
see him at CaIder's Music
Palace. tho Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
TO use part OF their store,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and PaTlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
ARRANGEMENTS
And Civil Business in the Third
District Court.

The following criminal busines
was transacted before Judge Fan
this forenoon:
People vs.. Joseph Quinn; burg
larry; defendant pleaded guilty; sen
tence, imprisonment in the peni
Tertiary fer two years.
People vs.. John Burk and Henry
Z. Signion; burglary; defendant.
Rrraigned; J. a. Williams appointed
to defend.
People vs.. Prank Myers; a felony
arr2lgned; pleaded not guilty; $.
! McDOwali appointed 10 defend.
People vs. Frank Wilson; crime
against nature; arrAigned; pleaded
not guilty.
People " Joseph Quinn; assault:
pleaded guilty; sentence. two
months In county Jail, % take effect
"nen senterce Tor burglary expires.
People -. Joseph Phillips; grand
larceny; arTaignei; I.lsadci not
guilty; w. &. Riley appointed TO
defend.
People v. Joseph Bauks.burgisry;
atrtigned; pleaded not guilty. J. N.
B2xman appointed O. defend.
The following cIfil business was
lcce priof 70 the noon recess
Wan. II. Ferry, "a. Andrew L.an-
yin q al; motion 10 strike out part
o. tue answer 10 the amended com
plant submitted yestenlay, consid-
cred an allowed; exception taken.
Geo. Ryan ". +. A. Davis et al;
demurrer 10 complains, sibnitif5i
yes,endav, 3Tcrs;,ied; twenty DAYS
allowed % answer.
Otto Van Os;Tum vs.. J. {. Perry.
Il NJ; demurrer 10 amended com
slant submitted yesterday. over
r-liei; exception taken.
De p. SSOog e. al. We. II. a.
johnson et al; demurrer confessed:
leave granted 70 amend complaint.
+. Il. CritchIow vs. John Farmer,
demurrer TO complaint submitted.
Reuben G. Keever W. a. !. White
ct sLs argument on demurrer ia
progress.
Ezra Thompson Us. Davi! Keith:
motion % modify injunction argued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
A Deputy on a Spree.

A strange tale Is toll about the
conduct OF Uni;ei States deputy
marshal in Provo. II Il stated thu;
two ladies in that town on returning
home Sstuniay night, found this
official, highly intoxicated, lying On
lounge in their parioE- They
found Mt the same time their car
pet and furniture besfnesred with
tobacco juice AS soon n the ladies
had recovered from their surprise,
they tried to elicit some explana-
ton from their self-invited visitor,
but in vain. He was too drunk.
One Of the ladies then called a gen.
tiemsn 10 their assistance. Having
finally succeeded Ia getting the
intruder outside, he commenced to
abuse the people In the mos. vnlsar
terms. IL does not appear tina, the
official had any husiness yhstevcr
on the premises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
nGrIaraI,. norehsuna s,rup

We guarantee tAEs TO Be the bes,
Cough SyfIlD manufactured in the
wide wcrld- This Is sayilga great
teal. hut q j. true. For CoHstdup-
ian, q HgkS, Cod, Sore TkrC0t, sore
.1esf, liaeu nOai9. bronchitis, Aslh-
ma, Group, Hhoogsag Cough, and all
diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs We
poak:re.y guarantee Ballart's Here
hound syrup o. he without any
equal on the whole face 81 the globe.
IN support Of this ststcment we re-
fer TO every individual who has ever
used II; and 10 every druggist who
has ever s1id IL. Such evidence i
indisputable.
Sni,f nv Il O. MI -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
r,.IIarI.. SNOW L.inlIa-nt.

This wonserful Liniment Is
known fiom the Atlantic 20 the
Pacific and from TIE Lakes to the
Calf. u j. the most Penetrating
Liniueni Ia the word. II viii cure
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sprains.
Bruises. Cuts. Wounds. Old Sore
Burns. Sciatica, Sore Throat. Sore
Chest and all u Il animation. after al
Others have failed. II will cuFe
Barted Wi.e Cuts and heal all
wounds where proud flesh hEs ret
in. IL l. equally Efficient for ami
mals. Try j, and you win not be
without il. Prise ~ cents.
Gold by z. G. N. !. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
The Loader Case.

The witnesses in the case Of Rob
ert Loader, charged with being one
of the footpads who slugged J. Z,
Game, were examined before the
grand jury this forenoon. The re,
suit Of the investigation has not yei
been disclosed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-12
RlGaENTs.

.ssw Is the last day FOR reg
f9}lrr ~. making Transfers
&c rally a The Independent
Iab ..,-s- rGrty comes or 70
Vi ll.s Fs5erll S3urt r3om-
-rs.s messages at the West
.-, afloe for Angelo Bruno
~ -l..:-s-1-. Dr. Jaeeh Rice
D -7,, regatta At Garfield
---tsiay ist a success, anl
~ has s-a-c-iy the onder Of
-ia-. rsne diI not trans
..-fsr l..elurlu fell down
.i-..r a. Jaa chr House bat
f-ig hUr-.
,r,r..-- cifcus, mcraseyie
.sc.. VIZ be here on
4.~ Gre i-.h lost, aud r-ili
5--. I-l.E % this young
+r9.--ia If Martin Ekke-, the
-.-.- gr.l als s.i'ysi while
-- fl q -erc1 trencl on
~ --e. 20 wednesday,
-'-- ly-iE-
,-s--s-s Mr.. =. J.. Dolly
with 4iessns. kaus
.s...-. iHr Size nGiu-es
ar HH--..i-.- ihe prizes
r-a.s --.ait
-w-5-r.1s -a-i.s- 20 ,a- death
rsr which Wgs rem
s.. 5aF AFT rloOn.
,--,r-. 8-t.f Was wholly ac-
...... .e. asl Id one was e
--
-r-- crowded houses witt At
49,. .-.. ..-#-..5 uG-ag cement CT the
49,. tr. ta- Rome Dramatic
Hle Urcte Secretary, -
-s-rf- - lE Played tonight, Co.
-~ rl and tomorrow
r--r sE-'Il-s go the Probate
rs~-.- rl.E wss ta1 following:
.rr1lrr.-s .-ixeu; Stu-Umjei
.-r=. e. t.Iet1 h=2- position for
-. o. aa gau.--fz.i5n. E-tste o.
f.-r T.s.a- E-'nher .Tih set
-.s-... ea.r Hai.-.1n loo letters Of
1'-.H-
.aF ull-a- s.tural fair held in 1
-s-.. -..ra-I ru .a-le Rock ves- i
-f--. l.g-s las, ; Ut. II. Quite a
- l- aEricuitUr8l pro.
are rg exhibition. Horses !
idaho. F1G-s1a ard Utsh I
s.. llau alsrs- and the race I
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Indieimenfs Found.

Shortly betlrl 5 9'cl7ck This after
noon the grand jury presented, is
open court, eleven indictments un-
der tine Laws q tns Territory. and
one under those ~ tie United states.
Judging by the rliiliiy With which
indictments are found, the grand
jury j. pushing t'ie work before it.