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foreign or domestic correspondent or
craftsman, whose duty st is to make
drafts, and cut holes in them so that you
cannot raise the draft to the third
power.
You viii wonder why / am here all
alone in bank, and in state where |
am so well known, and you will natu-
rally say that it is an odd situation, and
you will wonder how soon | am going to
stop writing and knock off the door of
the vault; but l shall not toy with the
vault. 1t is open. There is no one to
defend it. | can take my time The po-
lice Of South Hutchinson will not dis
turb me. could do business here all
day and clear into the night and no one
would annoy me.
Down the street there is three story
mings and covering half a square. 1t
is called the Indiana block. 1t probably
cost 100000. In it a mamma hornet is
building her nest. She and | own the
town. How quiet it is! The hum of in
dustry and the sharp, metallic report of
the city council have died away, and the
last echo of the exploded boom has long
since been smothered by the deep ST.
lence.
Even as the hot and hungry torrent
and the dry and ashy deluge smote the
business interests of Pompeii and hushed
the great heart beat of industry and life
and social activity, so the lightning
sought out and perforated the shiny and
distended boom of South Hutchinson,
and today, while the knocking bird
whistles in the peach orchard far away,
and the shorthorn buhl-buhl is calling
to her mate in the bluegrass pastures
across the heaving prairies, myself and
the mamma hornet in the $780, 900 brick
and stone block are practically con-
trolling the business course of the town.
From She front door of my bank can
see the steam laundry of South Hutchin-
son, but no steam escapes from the
waste pipe. No cleaning white shirt
tails crack defiantly in the crisp zephyrs
of Kansas, No hot, soapy air of indus
try and prosperity comes from the broken
windows and sagging doors. No strange,
: mysterious health garments or singular
ly distorted and unnatural lingerie, dis
tended by the lascivious breeze, hangs
on the broken and ragged clothesline.
Near by stands the blacksmith and
carriage shop of South Hutchinson, but
the village smithy and the red fire of his
forge have gone out together. On his
door is written in blue paint, by means
of rather passe broom:
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One Dyspepsia Oure.
Ear.

The cure of dyspepsia is surely to be
effected only by the adoption of negative
means. Commission will do nothing,
omission everything.
Mr.. A. J. Cox, the binder, thinks diff
ferently. He believes heartily in the
sins of commission. For years he had
dyspepsia in all its forms and phases.
He became reduced to the attenuated
condition of a skeleton. Folks used to
stop in the street to look at him. Life
became veritable burden to him.
'.This sort of thing went along" says
Mr.. Cox, until finally Igrew very tired.
One evening sat down and made an
estimate of the drugs had taken, the
doctors bills had paid, etc, As fig.
ured it, the medicine had consumed in
six years cost more and " ;hed more
than the yictuals l had eaten. | had
spent ON doctors enough money to fill q
dozen bookcases with first editions
made up my mind to reform. That
night dreamed that Solomon came te
me and presented me with cake. Next
morning went down to breakfast; they
had sausages and buckwheats.
"'Your tea and dry toast will be here
in moment said my wife.
Eyes, well, when it comes says l
you can feed it to the canary birds. Tn
going to tackle some of those sausages.
"Wife protested. but in vain. / JUS
filed myself full of hot, juicy sausages-
yes, and of buckwheat cakes too.
"sThere, says l to myself, or rather
says l to my stomach, you can wrestl'
with that dose for day or two. rv'
got plenty O. time to spare, and I'm goins
to down you, gol durn you! even though
it takes natural lifetimeP
"Well- sir Won NAV not believe il. bn
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She-Are the examinations at Yale
hard?
He-Yes; they are SO hard that you
can't cut them.-Yale Record.
4 Nine Years job.
An eastern man who had been shaved
by u barber III small town in Iowa felt
compelled to remark of the perform
ance:
''You did your work so wretchedly
poor that I can't believe you haT9 been
in the business over q month"
Poor work! In the barber business
only IL MONTH" echoed the artist. ''My
friend, take little promenade around
town and make some inquiries and you'll
find you dc me injustice. Why, 1 had q
steady job for nine years shaving an
average of 100 men per week"
SIS it possible? Where was it,"
"In Joliet. New York World.
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PAoTuRAGE.
WESTERN BILL POSTING CO. 0NCJ

MAIN OFFICE, SALT LAKE THEATRE,
III Salt Lake. ) ". Anderson, general man.
ager. Branch offices at Ogden, Park City,
Provo and Logan.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w habits wishes to get employment. Willing
20 do anything to make himself generally use
ful. Address P, this Office
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BEST BRAND ELGIN
J. 3. IURNgUIE.

D ". RAYMOND. SILVERINE CASE
Ds warranted, for 81. Cash to loan Brun-
LeI Co.. East md South Salt Lake city.
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6: Gone to the Upper Congo valley !:
:: TO shoe passle of elephants. VIII !:
/: be back in a few moments. !:
The air of the shon is still and denres

The air of the shop is still and depress
ing. Where once the melody of the
anvil rang out, and the soft and seduc-
tive odor of the scorched foot of the
bronco filed the glad morning, now all
is hushed. The red glow has died away
in the giant heart of the forge. The
smithy washed his great big honest
hands in the water trough, and pulling
down his sleeves to conceal the bright
red beard upon his massive forearms he
went away. Rust and ruin are giving
place to the activity and crush and
hurry of trade.
Excuse me a moment while step into
the cashiers room and pay myself off as
president of the bank. | will be back
in moment.
Down a street or two farther is the
barber shop and bath works of South
Hutchinson, but even the voice of the
barber is still. couldn't, if tried for
weeks, express the full meaning of the
term "quiet" any more powerfully than
that. Here and there about the door
the quick eye of the visitor may see the
shorn and grizzled locks of the honest
boomer of other days, but the lather is
dry in the old sink, and the last echo of
the loud smelling hair oil of the happy
past has died away in the bosom of the
poorly planned acoustics of the past.
Even the low, hoarse death rattle of
the bathtub has ceased in its silent
throat, and the gas leak, with its hands
across its breast and its feet in the soap
dish, recks not of the fight of gathering
years.
The hotel is also quiet. Wait till
close the safe and we will go over to the
hotel moment. No one rushes to the
door to pull the handle off your valise
and check it for you. No one stands be-
hind the richly caparisoned counter to
give you dripping pen with one leg
amputated and dead coclroach on the
other. You can select your own room
now-with bath and southern expos
ure 700, if you wish it. The police will
not bother you. You can battle in the
aquarium in the dining room if you fee.
like it, and there will be nothing said
about it in the papers. The hotel piano
is not going now. The huge Percheron
saleratus blonde of the effete east is not
playing white Wings" She has went
away. She has taken with her also her
Little wad of hydrophobia. They de-
cided to flea together. You will see her
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Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock market to-day
was active, and while weak at first rallied
sharply, nearly recovering early losses and
bringing prices up close to those OF last even
ing. The general expection, in view OF the ex
traordinarlly heavy shipments of gold last
week, was that the bank statement would show
serious decrease and there was therefore a
vigorous effort to sell. The statement how
ever. when it did appear. showed a small in
crease in the reserve instead of the loss ex
pected, and there was rush to bus. greater
even than the previous pressure to sell. and
prices rallied very sharply. The market
closed active and strong at recovery.
Governments, steady.
Pennsylvania spot closed at 6Salc.
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sometimes. Lot booming seems to be
pretty well over, and now that the law
has gone into effect reserving 100 acres
of land in each county for agricultural
purposes there is nothing in the way of
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FOR RENT Or LEASE.
PERSONAL.

see her, III w. First South street, room 5.
NORNS AND BUNIONS REMOVED WITH.
" out pain by Prof. Hanna, the only practi-
cal chiropodist in Salt Lake. Consultation
free. Parlor No. 9, in White house, 204 S. Main.
4 NDREW T. LEONARD.-INFORMAT
n regarding the whereabouts of the above
wanted by his brother, Henry " Leonard,
Alta, Placer county, California.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 8, 1891.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived until noon Saturday, May %, 1891,
for furnishing twenty five cast iron man hole
covers for Parley's Canyon conduit, to be OF The
form and dimensions shown by detail drawings
thereof on file in the city engineers Office room
No. 22. Deseret bank building third fioor) All
bids must be on forms furnished by the under
signed, and certified check for Sit0 must ac-
company each bid as guarantee of good faith.
Address Board of Public Works, No. 1871 South
Main street, Salt Lake city, Utah. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids.
@. l.. HAINES,
Chairman Board OF Public Works
A. F. DoREMus. City Engineer
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Mininr Stocks.

Adam Consolidated. si.76; Belcher. ss5J:
CroGG Pon SO bVeoe Con 70
Conceal. & Va, S15f5; Deadwood S1.15;
Eureka. Con. 1925: Homestake. $1,000; Horn
Silver $500; Iron Silver, Sl.20; Mexican, $40
Ontario. $500; Ophir, s675; Savage, $500:
Sierra Nevada $3.50; Union Con. $3.50; Yellow
Jacket $3.50.
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DIVIDEND NO. 81.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY MINING CON-
" pany. Salt Lake city, Utah territory. May
15 ls9l.-The board Of directors have declared
a dividend for April 1891, of thfrty-seyen thous
and five hundred dollars SSI,500), the same
being % cents per share upon the capital stock
OF the company; payable May so, 1891, at the
Office OF the company, No. 125 South Main
tory, and at the office of the treasurer, ]. B.
Haggin, San Francisco, Cal. and at the office
of the transfer agents, Messrs. Lounsberry &
Co. Mills building No. Is Broad street. New
York City. Transfers to close May 20, 1891.
r c. CHAMBERS, President.
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Cbica0o T,ive Stocix

CHICAGO, May 1r.-Cattle receipts 1850;
steady; extra to prime steers, OOlab y;
Others. 5.U0@5eO; Texans, ?.JOl14.o 5.
! Hogs-Receipts 1O,GOO; steady; rough and
common 3.7JGI4.z5; mixed ana packers, 4.40
@470: prime heavy and butchers weights,
4.1@14.S5; light, 4CG@470.
Sheen Receipts, 500; steadier; westerns,
| 5.95@5.G5.
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE HELD AT THE OFFICE
i OF the company, May a. 1891. at O'Clock, a
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Utah Gen.
trail railway company, for the purpose Of elect
ing board of directors of said company. to
serve for the ensuing year, and for the further
purpose of ratifying an action of the board OF
directors authorizing the issue OF the company
First mortgage consolidated bond or deed OF
trust, taken April ". 1891. and for the perform
ance OF such other business as may come before
the meeting This notice is given by order of
the board OF directors.
JUNIUS F. WELLS,
Secretary of said company.
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New York General Martet.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Hops-firm Pacific %
@32h.
Coffee-Options closed barely steady, IN
changed to points down. Sales, $50 bags.
May, 1880; July 17650l7.70; August, II 90;
September, 16.05@l660; October 10 9G9l6.0O;
Spot no, steady; fair cargoes, 20. No. z, 1870
1856.
Sugar-Raw, nominal fair refining 27-6 asked :;
centrifugals, So test, 81 asked refined quiet
and unchanged
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Closing Railroad Stocks.
NEW YORK. Nav 4
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, May 16 -Wheat-Steady; cash
1.0e@1. 063a July 1.00A.
Corn-Steady, cash, 62l4 May, 611a; July, IS
Oats-Steady; cash, 5f18; July, 462eG5461s.
Pork-Dull, cash, H. is; July, ll.30.
Lard-Dull, cash. 6.37' a@G.4U; July, $50.
Barley-No minal, 7e@176.
Rye-Steady, 9l@92.
Whisky-l.H.
Shoulders-5 35G7.e0
Short ciear-6. 200e 20.
Shoulders-5.I C@5.20.
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EOR Observation-Disclosures

EiOR SALE = CHEAP 25-FOOT LUNCH
Il counter and ~ stools, % West First South.
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Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO May ,l6.-Wheat lower The open.
ing was very unsettled. The character OF the
influences caused an irregular range and prices
varied about x in different parts of the crowd
Early sales for July were made at !: under 70
Is over closing prices of yesterday and declined
q al more, then advanced q, receded q again
and closed about lower than yesterday. May
closed about u lower. August closed z lower
and December rs lower man yesterday. Re
ceipts 100000; Shipments 765, COO bushels
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An Idea.

Clara-My physician has advised me
to go to Germany for my complexion,
and don't want to goa bit. was there
only last year.
Maude-Why don't you have it sent
over?-New York Sun.
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Dangers of Silence,

How did you get along with Miss
Green?"
"Why, said nothing and she talked
At the end of the conversation she an
nounced that we were-engaged. File
gende Batter.
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Radiant Beauty,

Sumway-Is this Miss Scadds you
speak of beautiful?
Hunker--Is she beautiful? Why, sir,
| never saw Il car SO crowded that she
couldn't get a, seatYin. it.-New York
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GLOW did your novel. The Gutter
snipe; OF. Mud's Thicker Than Water,
go?"
Every badly" replied the novelist
YEARLY "What sort of book do you
think would catch the popular fancy"
why not try a posthumous novel;
New York Recorder.
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81 really don't see how you can laugh
at such a silly remark"
"Ha! ha! old chappie; can't help it,
you know. owe the fellow hundred
forms. Der Floh.
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you have certainly made this coat
very much too small for me"
THAT is very easy to remedy, my dear
sir. All you have do to make it fit is
to take a trip to Carlsbad. "-Fliegende
Rlatfer ~
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LONDON, May 16-Consols. money, 81 1916;
do account 96 1-l6; q. S. As, 1.2lA.
Bar silver, a. 9-16 per ounce.
Money, 4 per cent
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Free ants!

An employment advertisements inserted three
lines without charge; other advertisements in
lhls column loc per line first insertion, sc. each
Time after; BY the month, Il per line. Marriage
NOTICES, IL; birth notices, Soc. death announce
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

New YORK, May l6.-Money on call, easy
closed offered 8.
Prime mercantile paper, unchanged.
Sterling exchange, steady; siXty-day bills,
4.S34 demand, .S514.
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Ethal-Is lack urnnltnu2

Ethel-Is Jack wealthy?
Maud-He must be. We have been
engaged two months, and he seems still
to have plenty of money.-Harper's Ba-
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All Arranged,
"You miss continuallvl"


st is really of no consequence, you
see. The hares know well enough that
mean to hit them. "-Fliegende Batter
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Boston Quotations.

BOSTON, May 16.-Atchison. 30a. Burlington,
s65a Mexican Central, common, 201s; San
Diego, =.
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Customer-How much are these trous-
ers?
Tailor-Twenty dollars, sir
Customer-Got any cheaper
Tailor-No, sir.
Customer-Then change them to black
(Sorrowfully) l want to be buried in
them.-Brooklyn Life.
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ALONE IN A BANK.
With Nothing at ALI to Disturb
Me, Says Nye.
FREE SHAVE IN A WOOD SHED
Some Hotel Thoughts, and an Incident IL
Which Large Hirsute Blonde
Figures.
FOR THE SUNDAY HERALD. BY speclat
arrangement with the author.
ouuTh HUTCHINSON.

4 OOUTh HUTCHINSON, nan.
This piece is written in the presidents
room of the Bank of South Hutchinson.
The president is not here, however.
Neither is the cashier, nor the teller, nor
The first or second bookkeeper, nor the
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Bar Silver
London Money Market

NEW YORK, May 16.-Bar silver, s7a.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
MEETINGS.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A of the Inland Salt company is hereby
called to meet at the conpary's office, No. 81
S. West Temple, Salt Lake city. Utah. on the
25th day of May. 1891, at 10 O'Clock a.m for the
purpose of disincorporating and dissolving said
corporation and for such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
/. A. CLAYTON, Secretary.
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Poet consulting thermometer)-I de-
clare! already so dogs. and not one
spring sonnet yet written!- Fliegende
Blatter.
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Oils.

Local quotations)
Boiled Linseed-B bls., re. cases fves. 70.
Raw Linse ed-Bbls.. sc. : cases tives 75c
Tnrpentine- Bills, 64c. cases fves zoe.
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WANTED-A LADY FROM THE EAST
" who has had several years experience In
all branches of dry goods business desires po-
sltlon as saleslady or manager of a department
In a first class dry goods house. Address Al
Center street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-SITUATION AS COOK IN A
w small family by a respectable person.
Apply 264 S. First South
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
Don't Be Gloomy.

Those who are the victims of mercu'
rial poisoning, or who are suffering
from mercurial rheumatism, are in
clined to take a gloomy view of life
when, as the poet says, winter il
folding its white tents and epring get
ting its tbunderstorms together" Yet
these victims have no reason to de-
spair. s. S. s. is sure remedy
for all forms of mercurial poisoning
Though it is purely vegetable medi
cine, it is powerful, indeed, wher
called on to chase mercury, and the
last. lingering effects OF mercury, ou
OF the system. 1t performs the worl
with neatness and dispatch, as thou
sands of testimonials show.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26

Mr. Blaine and his friends are dis
posed to claim diplomat victory
because Great Britain has agreed to
its ultmatum OF last summer, as to
submitting the questions involved in
the Behring's sea dispute to arbitra.
ton. Lord Salisbury is doubtless very
well satisfied, and owing to the bank
rupt condition the Republican Con
gress has left us in, this country Ia
perfectly willing to settle the arbitrs.
ton, even if it gets the worst OF it,
because it has no money to fight with
and it was perfectly clear, as long ago
as last summer, that Mr. Blaine had
to do one OF the three things, s,arbitrate
back down or fight, and although biz
present position is partial back down
il is more satisfactory than II he had er
tire abandoned the position so abb,
maintained by Mr.. Bayard during thu
Cleveland administration.
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Heard Here and Thars.

AT the Club-That the latest wrih.
kle is to have your trousers increased.
In the Ball-room-That we are los.
ing some OF our finest shoulders by
pneumonia.
In the Shoe'shops-That pointed
toes will not go out, though square
toes will come in.
At the Chemist's-That the newest
perfume is fragrant with the scent OF
sandalwood
In the Conservatory-That a w0.
man can say "No" in such low voice
that it means ayes"
In the Boudoir-That afternoon ted
is supplemented with marshmallows
toasted on the CRATE fire.
At the manicure's-That if you use
a polish for your finger tips, let it
be benSoin the pure tincture.
AT the confectioner's-That violet,
rose and orange blossoms are frozen
in ice'cream of delicate havors.
At the stationer's-That married
ady's visiting card is rather large,
not quite square, very stiff and dead
white.
In the shops-That the new coths
for evering wear are lustrous brocades,
as light in weight and soft as Suede
kid.
In the Smoking Room-The newest
cap for domestic fathers, brothers and
husbands is just the right size for a
tea coEy.
In Paris-That "le boquet Ophelie"
is the name given to a capote COM
posed OF single rhodendron, crushed
into shape and held with coquettish
knots OF velvet.
In an English Drawing.room-That
the American girl is pushing-that
she will even make her way through
brick wall, il there is a duke the
other side of IT,
In the nursery--That the hair of
children over years and under 10 is
cut to reach the shoulders with the
ends curled t. turn in the front hair
in short, straight bang,
At the Hosiery Counter-Thst dark
silk, plai and lengthwise stripe stock
ings are worn that lilac stockings are
embroidered with orchids, and Span
ish stockings are all spangIed with
gold.
| At st. Augustine-That at dinner
to be given to Mr.. John Jacob Astor
and bride the table will be an immense
heart, the center piece, heart OF solid
pink roses, surmounled by cupid,
holding aloit an electric light con.
cealed in the heart OF pink rose.
Texas Siftings In some cases jeal-
ousy is a sign of love, but it is more
frequently proof OF overwhelming ego
tism.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-26
Detective o'Mally in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 21.-The
much sought for detective 0'Mally, Of
New Orleans, is at a hotel in this city.
He is accompanied by his wife and
child. He registered under an as
sumed name. He was seen at mid
night by a reporter and said was
present at the Clay Statue meet
ing, and hid in New Orleans for two
days after the lynching. | went first
to Houston, Texas, and then to Corsi.
cana. Then turning about, | came
northward to Brinkley, Arkansas, and
from that place to Memphis. II is my
intention to return to New Orleans
next Wednesday or Thursday. / will
certainly expose the workings Of the
Malta. / have been in the employ OF
the Matrangas faction of Malta for six
years, and in my capacity as detective
have plenty of information which ]
am sure no other man has. O'Malley
declined to say anything in connec-
fion with bribIng the jury, except that
he thinks they were bribed. He said,
in conclusion, that six Of the Italians
killed were guilty Of completely in the
Hennessy case.