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AKEES7ED At THE ALTAR.
Young Risch was In Church waiting &c
be Married when - Warrant Came.

Young Risch was In Church Waiting to
be Married when u Warrant Came.
TORONTO. Sept. 5.'-Frank Risch son Of a
prominent merchant here. has been the CEN
trail figure in two BE-, Stations this week. With
his brother he met Sadie Lavelle. pretty
Hamilton girl OF Is. at Hanlan's Island. with a
friend. The young men invited the girls into
their private boathouse. in Toronto. where
Miss Lavelle found that her companion. TO-
year old girl from London. was not altogether
Of tho best character. and this fact had much
TO do with sadie's downfall. A few nights
after she asked young Risch to marry her. but
he refused. and left the city. Soon after sadie
died. after having made II at Rtemcnt that she
had been drngged. doctors, certificate that
death was the result OF typhoi,i fever was OBJ
iRined aid The body was taken to Hamilton
and buried there.
No proceedings we're taken against Risch.
Ged the girl or that her death was the result Of
anything hut ma ural causes. To-day. " lille
ltisch was In ST. Georges Episcopal Church in
St Caih.rines waiting to be married to To-
year-old girl. be wa- arrested by the police on
q charge Of abduction. The girl was Mis-
Luen Rolls: She attended school In TORONTO:
where ltiSch met her She Is pretty. and will
be worth s25.UO0 when she becomes 25. She is
tho ward OF a firm of lawyers. at whose in
stance the arrest was made itisch's brother.
who was waiting with him in the church at the
time. WAS also arrested. Their case will be
heard on Monday.
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reward q $500 has been raised , by th =;
Bo', or Neil Sims. dead or aliye. The scene OF
action Is many miles in thu interior far AWAY
from Post ONCE. railroad. or telegraph onlce.
hence the news il greatly delayed
The people % thoGaw county are not 50
an Illicit distill and general breaker OF tho
law as over the strange religious views which
hs has and prn,agatss. Bob sims Is. without
doubt one OF the greatest fanatics III the world;
His !" flowing In ChoctaW Is conslneraOla. and
god Of the Simsite creod to great, degree.
Owing 10 the stern measures 81 the last lew
days the secession from tho simsite Church
Bob Sims has y startling history. A year or
two ago be was Il. poores, man n the s,ntc;
cd monthly, paper called the pet q hent
since August. 1889. in the in ereets OF his be-
lief. II Is highly interesting reading. Ihat
Sims is u bold. bad man u undoubtedly iact
religion more Than anything else, His house
mountain. His still is within 200 yards Of the
house and at the bottom OF deep ravine. Sur
rounding simss place. are hill covered with
wSd TSe only rSSd one s.it ny
work and cost several thousand dollars
1t ia believed that the two Sims leaders ara
In hiding In t woods. IL so. posse is sure
to catch them, Latest reports cay that the
crossed crossed the ahickasaSa liver. bu: that The
men are not with them: This looks as II tho
threat OF Tho Simses to bushwhRck the country
is true; and II SO there will be some bloody
work IN the next Few days Both sides have
ing tho mountains ~ they do. can make II
warm for tho various posses. and 1t looks as II
that Is their intention.
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PorTsvILLE. Sept. GA murder mystery has
developed near Lofty Station. on tho Csta-
wisss Railroad. from the finding Of . mans
skeleton in the woods with two plainly dis
cernible bullet holes In the back OF tho skull.
The discovery was made on Tuesday BY Two
hunters. who were beating the woods sur
rounding Lofty in search OF game Tho body
had evidently been exposed there for about
year, as the clothing was almost entirely de-
cayed. and nothing remained but the skele.
ton and the dead mans shoes, and penkniis
trousers pocket. From Indications a. to the
quality OF clothing and shoes 1t Is surmissd
Hungarian.
Coroner Guldin Of Ashland Is Investigating
In this locality at various times within the
past Two years that the occasional discovery OF
a skeleton in the woods has ceased to DO sur
prSiQH,
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be emptiod in q brief psriod-not more than
Two midntes There arc lew theatres In New
steps from the lobby to the orchestra .Goer.
Wide starwnys on either side OF thu lobby
lead to the balcony. There is a separate en-
trance on the west side from the street to
the gallery. The managers office IL a
small but handsomely furnlshsd room on the
east side OF the lobby. and directly opposite IL
is the box ONCE. A portion Of the man ayers
Office is set apart for n cloak room. At the
rear OF the balcony seats there Is ladies'
paror and cloak room
There are four water stand pipes IN. the or
cheStra two on the stage, two on the balcony,
and one IN the gallery. each connected with q
length OF hose There are also two exits into
gregory street from tho stage.
After he had begun to build the theatre Mr..
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SMUT OFF FROM THE ELEVATOR.
A Dispute the State Factory Inspector
Has Besa Asked to settle.


HAS Besn Asked 20 settle.
ALBANY. Sept. Estate Factory inspector
Connolly hes beel called upon TO settle curl
Gus com plication in u New York city manutac-
turing establishment. Tho scene OF the din.
Guilty Is in the building at Thirteenth streetand
Tenth avenue. occupied jointly by tho Himer
Pianoforte Manufacturing Company ana the
Reedy Elevator Manufacturing Company. The
piano maker is In possession OF tho two upper
floors, whilo tho elevator company holds
lease on two lower floors Tho building when
constructed was provided with well and
shalt for an elevator. but none was over put in
until the lieedy Elevator Company moved in.
when they supplied tho long-felt want from
their OWL stock. They put It in primarily for
their own use. but I'M to n few days ago the
OF q small fee or rental, Recently
for furnishing, mower to the piano
elevator company suddenly shut down on the
piano man, and refused 10 allow him 10 use The
m"ierials IN MOI, would hey pssSmit the elevator
to run above their floors. This compelled the
n s to p oak and
done; was far IRON Icing satisfactory, bscause
raising OF arti les rs biz US II iian,,
n his dire distress the piano maker anpNed
to the state Factory INSPECTOR for reliof on
the ground thnt in the frequent collisions OF
elevator Gu les aud his hoist tackle somebody
was hound to get hurt The factory inspector.
however is powerless to remedy tho evil. Tho
most he hns authority to do il TO order auto
matte closing elevator trans on ench floor.
way II The ,ano man when he desires to Int
his wares or materials to his laIt Of tho build.
ing bv means of the hoist" In the event Of
any ono heing Injured. Inspector Connolly
says there is n question whether the owner OF
fhA kttils Stt~ fISon m ~ n mr.
would not lie held rsspon sble for the accident
Altogether Il is u cul ious state OF affairs.
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lava HyS, Marty SINS,
tidest daughter OF Bob. Youngest dauGh OF Bob
an instnnt had his arms around the man. sup
pUoItlnE his head. Tho pursuers were close
eeope Tor" he ssia. but you i must 60 on and
ttlp save Lob and the boys" Jim gave him
n n,,snn gun. ana they kissed each othor. The next
~ i'h hntf Neil had mounted, and amid storm
The pursuing parrv cane up with Jim. and
soht back fora wagon. 1t was long coming
sm a 50 they carried him back to the hotel Ho
e eas phansd y room and guard was set
PRAYED ms euara 10, end his misery by shooting
pm. Tho guard. after much per-ua,ion, TO-
iin.t'.ntly drew his revolver and shot 81 Jim
tMlcs as he lay on the floor. His shots showed
.or es'
{}ho already excited citizens and they
r nSsrsd 10 the scene expecting ano her
jjii,G ms for ne loodairsty throns wanted
III sni found five wounds none Of which WAS
MA, nisl. Jim's arm was broken, his cheek was
t by shnes peep Ths
SoMld not allow the doctor to set his arm or
a s his wounds. by their orders he was left
~TIh h,' groaning and praying for water
c, Nh. deputy mhrshals, deputy sheritfs, and
i.".Mdmil'ee, Capt. iiearon was tho recognized
, stsner; nosse was i'm sdiately formed and
ss.1r'sh in pursuit OF the Sims gang. The cti.
r. pWsre furious on account OF the killing Of
VIA rI ash; T9o ,b bad nothing do
M,oriliet. This vigilance committees de-
v VEG at their midnight meeting to wrsak
SsyI.rrasaGe ON the wounded nrisoner. At
t 10 ,hs sos two, wheeled * cart was driven
y So roughly that he limited rom pain. A
'aeT procession was formed and marched TO
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Bartender Peter J. Burns Of the Emerald ="
saloon. II Furman street. brooklyn. who acct
dentally shot and killed Florence McCarty on
Friday night has been hold for examination
BY Police Justice " alsh on q charge OF man
slaughter. Tho witnesses Of The shooting
have been discharged. The revolver belonged
to the PROPRIETOR OF the saloon and was lying
on the back bar. One Of the customers OK
pressed desire to examine it, Tho bar, ender
unloaded. made no objection when II was
passed carelrssly around among the sly or
the instant the bartender received tho revolver
back.
The other four chambers NJ the weapon
with Tho saloon were ignorant Of the fact that
the pistol contained u cartridge. NcCarty
WAS I'M old friend OF the harkeeper.
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Singers on an Outing.

Ono hundred and fifty membars OF tho Arion
Club left on the West Shore Railroad al I
Pullman ears and ono car loaded with refresh
ments for their annual outing which this year
10 to DO taken Of Niagara Falls. They will spend
sunday at the Falls and on Monday WI 60 to
befs Of the New York Maennershor Club of on
the same destination. Returning. they Will
spend a day at the Glen Mountain House,
WatkinR Glen.
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Staten Island. New Church.

Next Sunday afternoon Archbishop CorriRnn
will lay tho corner stone OF q new church for
the Mission OF the immaculate Virgin for
Homeless Boys at Mount Loretto. s. l.. found
cd by the lnte Father DrumGoole. The church
Is o no named In honor OF SITS. Joachim and
Anne. Special trains will carry large party
OF New York Catholic. to the place. The eXer-
sises will be begun at ! O'Clock and win con; con;
deliver an address. There will also DO a con-
cert by the band Of the institution and an OK
after which the veteran corps OF tho Sixty
ninth Regiment will present set OF colors 70
them.
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BANGOR. Sept 5.-Prominent officials OF the
Maine militia are anXiously awaiting tho de-
csion Of the United States Attorney. General
as to whether Fort sullivan. at Eastport, can
lie turned over to tho State for use As . camp
for instruction in heavy artillery. There are
two l0-inch guns ut the State arsenal In Au-
gusia which were procured some time ago for
the purpose OF atfording tho militia some
needed practice with heavy urlnuuce. and. il
the use OF PASSPORTS ancient iortfcation can
be secured. til, SO cannon Will be mounted
there IN view OF past eyonts, and OF the loca-
timo 10 ha' 9 some seryirenb'e cannon there
with gunnsrs who could a. least hit the neigh
boring possessions OF Deer Isle aud Campo
lello.
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Died In Han Felipe Desert.

BAN Francisco. Sept. 5.-News comes from
San Diego OF the terrible death on San Felipe
desert, In Lower California, Of . young Mex
lean named Benito Cessna and tho narrow os-
care OF Chinsmen from the same fate. They
and wandered of on the desert Their mules
died. and. after enduring horrible torture from
thirst. the two men ', reached ths Gull OF sali;
furthsr. but the Chtnaman made . raft and
reached Q schooner lying of shore, When
were In sight OF water. but did not know now
to reach It.
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Three Soldier. Drowned.

SPOKANE FALLS. Wash. Sept. 5.-On Thurs
day four soldiers. J. O'Keefe Corporal Offer
son. ]. Brown. and Patrick Hogan. belonging
to Company H. Fourth Infantry. wore out on
Lake Cpur d'Alene in . large sailbost One
ofthem lost his hat. and In attempting to got
water. There was no m cans OF rescue ut hand.
and O'Kesie, OfIerson. and Brown were
drowned. Hogan saved himself by hanging
on to the boat, and was picked up this morn.
ing in an exhausted condition.
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Inspection OF wheat In Transit

GRAND Forks. n. d.. Sept. 5.-Chiet Inspector
Wineman has received instructions from the
Railroad Comm issioners to begin Immediately
the insuection Of wheat. Mr.. Wineman has
notified the, deputy inspectors to await further
orders and be ready for duty on Monday next,
Conductors will be ordered 10 hold trains and
break the seals OF cars for inspection. In case
OF refusal arrests will follow.
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New HAVEN. Sept. 5.-The saloon keepers Of
this CITY have heen on tho anxious seat all the
week fearing arrests for the violation OF the
liquor law. Prosecuting Agent BlydenburGh
secured the arrest Of twenty-ihree last Mon
day and they have been arraigned in the City
Court at the rate OF two or three day since.
Tue evidence in all the cases has been oh
tanned ny three "srott'rs against whom dire
and their friends A Tough character assault
cd one " the spoilers II few days ago and was
hned. Three more cases against The saloon
keepers were called IN the city Court this
morning and Attorney Blydenburgh was sur
prsed to see That the three peters were not
mapped By the saloon keepers or bought off,
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JERSEY CITY'S OPERA HOUSE.
4 COsEY THEATRE THAT WILL SEAT
100 PERSONS

The Handsome Iaterior Fitted Up with All
OF tho Modern Isaprovemeuts-.n MIG Exits
Provided ana Lots or Water Handy.
Jersey City has now opera house. which II
said TO be the hnndsomest in the state. 1t ia
In Newark avenue. Just above the City Hail.
Ex-Assemblyman Mullons Is the lessee and
manager, and he has associated with him As
business manager Mr.. Frank v. Havley.
The opera house is built of brick. Tho front
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hit By . s,uyten Duyv,, Train.

About o'clock Yesterday afternoon as John
Carino ana his son. Angelo, oi42l West For
ty-nrst street was driving across tho New York
Central tracks at Eleventh avenue and Thirty
fourth street tho engine OF ono OF the passsn-
street and Spuyten Duyvil struck the rear ~
the wagon. Both the occupapts were thrown
Out. but fortunately did not fall in front OF the
engine. They escaped with cuts and bruises.
Martin Foley; the f,agman. says that he waved
his flag and that the engineer rang his bell.
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4 sINGEE's SECRET OF SUCCESS.
Study and Hard WOrk-Pauliuc rAue.
oinnd's Ambitions.

No. don't like to TAX quite so much as
like to sing. but feel quite like talking this
afternoon began Nine. rAllemand as she
seated herself with a reporter OF THE Sun
In the small hotel in Gramercy Park. which
is auits a famous resting place for actors
and actresses. Il have Just been having a
talk with nv friend. Miss Lankow. and this
has revived ali OF the early memories regard
ing my staCo career and my student lie in
Dresden. We not only studied together. but
We we're great friends. and one Of our amuse-
ments was to talk In Italian iecitntive. Did
you ever try to carry on q conversation in
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ONE OF THE ROPES BROKE.
Double Execution In Louisiana Attended
by an Accident to One of the Men.

by an Accident to One of the Men.
LAKE. CHARLES. La. Sept. 5.--The two MUIR
derers. Charley Large aud William Dial. both
colored. wore executed yesterday In the Jail
yard In the presence OF witnesses. as provided
by law. Tho condemned men listened to their
death warrants without any NANTES tations OF
fear. and prepared themselves by changing
coats and don Mug slippers and white gloves.
Each spoke for a few moments. saying that
they were about to suffer Justly. They were
then pin"ncd. the blnck caps were drawn over
their faces the rores adjusted. and 1t ISL
o'clock the trap was SPRUNG by the Sheriff and
the bodies fell.
Larges rope broke. and he fell TO the ground
apparently unconscous He was carried bac <
immediatey t" the galloows. the rope srlicsd;
O'Clock both men were pronounced dead They
died OF stranRulation.
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DOCTORS Mccoy AND WILDMAN

5EAst 42d street. near Grand Central Depot. and
Broadway l4th street. New YORK, and 1877 Non
tasue street. BROOKLYN; where AL durable case. arc
for symptom blank. Address all mail to 5 East 4d
street Office honrs-9 to II A. NJ. 2 to r N, 70
=. daily. Sundays, . to ~ A N.
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Want His Executors to Fay His Enbez Z.
EleMent.

SALTWATER. MINI, Sept. 5.-E1perts have
examined the books Of Martin Mower. Presi-
dent Of the st. Croix boom Corporation. who
died some time ago. and find that he was short
S26.70l.. Tho company. has appeared BY. at.
tornsy, before the Probate Court and ask cd
that this amount be allowed from tho Mower
estate. The executors OF the estate object
aud the case will 20 to the Supreme Court
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Black sticks from Ireland for Capt. Reilly
and His sergeants.

Beginning to-day Can't. Reilly and Sergeants
Sheldon. Tins Lane. aud Cooper OF tho Ten.
dsrloin precinct will carry black hawthorne
walking sticks. Ofacer Stephen Reardon
brought them each one from Ireland yestsr-
will make ali tho other Captains in the city en-
vious. Reardon has low moro which re- 10
going to deal out judictously among his friends.
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s,ns made no resistance. He srat twice in
strbline'- lace however, and obliged the men
10 carry him to the wagon. He was taken to
Bladon. where the party put up at the hotel.
Striking intended to take his prisoner to Mo-
bio by tho boat which passed on Friday. This
was tho shortest and easiest route. tho nearest
,oi,yny and telegraph Office being forty miles
distant Sims was confined In one Of the cot
teyes belonging to the hotel. His immediate
guards were F. G. Dalbrngh and T. W. Curry.
ia. Long another guard. was stationed on the
gallery of the hotel.
On Thursday everything being quiet the Wig
isrce of the guards was relaxed. and only ono
remained on watch. In tho afternoon Neil aud
Jim Sims brothers OF the outlaw. and his son
Bailey. with enc or two more OF his follow
s.s came to town. They announced that they
were going down to Mobile on the boat in Or
de. 10 effect Bob's release on bond. Jim Sims
in speaking 10 q deputy. said: We're going
to 90 the best We can for him." This deputy.
J. J. Flint. informed Marshal Stribling that
the Sims crowd were heavily armed. and that
extra precautions should be taken or there
would be trouble. StriblinG is said to have told
Flint that he was run ming tho affair, and knew
bis business.
There being only one guard over the outlaw.
and the way to liberty being seemingly easy,
tho Sims band determined to rescue their
leader At nightiall tho hotel and whole VIII
lags was reused by tho rapid firing of shots.
In few minutes crowd Of forty men had
gathered near tho hut where the outlaw had
neon confined. The rescue had been effected.
aud Bob Sims was free
HIS liberty. however. was only secured at tho
cost Of several lives. In the hut where he was
Imprisoned were his guard Dnlbrugh and DR..
al.
eating watermelon. Suddenly three forms ap-
pssrsd In tho doorway. Recognizing tho three
simse. both Dalbrugh and Pugh started. to
their fee,. kpowipe that q rescue was intended.
Before they could reach their guns three shots
Pugh was killed instantly. shot through the
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spesrs Fort Grape Wins for the sick I'VE can oonn.
osny rsc1mm .s sPss.s Wns sSpsror ar,,cls q
cell rs are at PassAicI n. J"-Hedlcai R,pnu. No
Brsudy " better than SpseTs Climax" OF is7S-Adu.
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MR. JOHN STEVENS. wn1TEsToNE, LONG ISLAND.
"lhad headaches 50 bad that thought they wculd
tho other side. lunches OF mucus would stick IN
my throa and could not get 1t out: Ny noss was
stonpsd up that couldn't breathe through II one
nostr was entirely stopped up somctine. wonld ass
40 sick mt my stomach that | would vomt all had
eaten and would have to go home and No to bed ny
breath too. at times won d be very offensive tried
past tive years but none Of them did me
going to Doctors Mccoy and wildman; told me
was effected Just as he was and that nal cat.rrh
didn't think they could DO any Rond but they did.
and under their tho headaches Left me Ike
magic, and haven't had any OF those bad headschss
man. They removed several tumors from my nose
that blocked up nv nostril and now can breathe
freely, Doctors Mccoy and Wildman have done me .
world Of good. They have cured the. and It wa well
worth the little they charged TO get rid Of
those terrible headaches
Drs Met oy and w!ldman furnish all medicines freq
and their charges for treatment low that they
are within reach OF all.
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to die ont when bands OF men male round OF
visits in the neighborhood. They could hardly
be considered anything but mobs. They all
were armed. and they were all primed
for dirty work. Many acts OF vanda-
ism were committed. but BY the siren
uous efforts Of the more respectable OF the
committee the burning OF tho buildings was
prevented. However. many things were ruth
lossly DESTROYED. and had 1t not boon tor the few
better-minded people In the mob. crops. cat
tic. i'm Elements. and houses would have dis
appeared. Any man. woman. or child known
to belong to the Simses would have been In
stantly r1ddled with bullets. The mob was in
an ugly mood. Then whoever had q srte
against neiRhbor had only 10 mention his
name aud say he was follower Of the slms-s
move out Of the county at once. Many entirely
q big me eting was hold. and the mob went as
far as to resolve that the people Of the county
and state to which the Simses hat moved
should DO notified and requested to order them
to move on.
Acting uPder Instructions from Washington
United STATES Marshal Walker has gathered
posse Of thirty picked men. experienced de-
tectiyes. bush rangers. and deputy marshals.
Col. W. Il. Chapman. Chief OF the Internal
Revenue Department OF the South. and sta
toned at Atlanta. Is with the party. They left
hero last night on special train for tho scene
Of action. To-day they were met half way by
another Government posse from NJ montgomery
Arriving at Dc Soto. 1t WAS found that the on
campnent had been broken up. and the
Simses had taken to the woods. The party
will b overhauled and detained In order 10
assist in the capture OF Bob and Neil Sims.
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HUNTING THE SIMS FAMILY.
ru0CTiw COUNTY AFTER ron AND
NEIL SINS'S BLOOD.

Arrest or Bob. Outlaw. Moosshiner. a.a
Religious Fanatic. ON AUG. - - nes.
cue by HIS Kiusmea and tho Fight At
the Guard House ut Biadoa springs-
Iyuchins OF Jim sims and Attempted
usp,.hneut OF the Family from Aiabn ~ q.
Noulr. Aug. go" For every drop OF blood
,o1 sh,d barrels shall now" This is tho mos
.sss which Bob Sims. the Alabama outlaw and
moonshiner. sent to the United states Marshal
IN Mobile. Tho trouble WAS caused by the
hu,elipc of United states Deputy Marshal w.
b. Sttibing.
on Wednesday, Aug. %. Stribline started out
from Bladon Springs. small summer resort.
thirty.three miles from the Sims stro nehold.
10 arrest the moonshiner and seize his still.
Re had eleven wel-a-med men with him. in
e,uding Capt. r. N. Heron. an ex-MarshaL
Tho arrest was effected without difficulty and
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Sec tims table In this paper for trains " Berkshire
Hills BY New York Cent.sl-Adu