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KIlled nl..own Son.

ClARksvlLLE, ARK, March IVA Ter.
rible tragedy occurred near Hartman,
nineteen miles above this city, yester-
day, which resulted in Harris Gilbert
killing his son. Gilbert and a negro
were engaged in a game OF cards, over
which they disagreed. A quarrel 70.
suited. Gilbert walked to his house.
and on his return his son stepped be-
tween him and the negro to prevent the
shooting. Gilbert ordered. his son 10
get out Of the way, aud upon his soma
refusal shot him, killing him instantly.
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An Evening Paper Goes Under.

DULUTH, MINI, March 1.-THE Du.
luth Herald Company, publishers Of the
EpminO Herald, have made an assign
ment 10 D. II. Stevens. The paper owes
betw en- $4,000 and $4,000, Of which
$4,000 is secured by mortgage on the
plant to Miron Bunnell, the former pro.
prietor. The plant and associated press
lrGnchiseP are 70 he seld EldeF this mort.
gage Wedneeday.
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.m.r,ean aiIniyter making Promises

RoMr, March l7.-Baron Faya, the
Italian Minister at Washington, will not
take holiday until the New Orleans
Question is settled. United States Min
ister Porter, at an interview which he
had to-day with Marquis DiRudini, re.
iterated bis regret at the occurrence and
gave the Premier new assurancea that
more effective protection would in
fnture be accorded to Italians in the
limited States.
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Long nIr,np ee Telephoninr.

PARIS, March 1.-THE telephone line
between Prris and London was COM
pleted to-day and the first conversation
passed over It.
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DR.. WINDfHORST BURIED.
The Last Rites Performed Over the Bod
of the Dead Catholic Leader.

of the Dead Catholic Leader.
BERLIN, March H. Thousands Of
Germans will attend the funeral OF DR..
Windthorst. which will be held in
Hanover.
A solemn requiem mass for the repose
OF the soul Of the late DR.. Windthorst,
the leader OF the Catholic party in Ger
many, was celebrated to-day at St.
Heliwig's. Archbishop Kopp preached
the funeral sermon. The Emperor and
Empress and the military were repre-
sented at the services which were at
tended by many members Of the Reich
stag. At the conclusion Of the requiem
mass, the casket containing the remains
OF DR.. Windthorst escorted by the
funeral cortege were taken to the rail-
road station and from there were trans
ierred to Hanover.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. March IVA
meeting was held in this city last night
by about 200 Italian residents to take
action In regard to the New Orleans
lynching. Resolutions were offered de.
nouncing the massacre, and committee
was appointed TO convey the EesolutionV
TO the Italian Minister at Washington.
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rhe aord .Thn,er oontest case.

LINCOLN, NEB.. March 1.-THE de.
cidon in the Boyd.Thayer gubernatorial
contest Is indefinitely postponed. 1t is
claimed that Justices Cobb and Maxwell
favor Boyd, while Norval favors Thayer's 8
aide. It is also rumored that o scheme
to remove Cobb, by giving him Fed
eral position, has been unearthed'
There Is talk OF prolonging the Legista'
,ture until the court orders q decision,
The air is full OF rumors Of plots and
counter plots. 1t is probable that Boyd
will win in the end,
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Nata for Pnrnell % crneI..

LONDON, March 1.-THE Times today
commenting on Parnell's admission that
he opposed labor candidates for Parlia-
ment at the bidding of his English allies,
says: 1--WE do mot know whether this
makes Mr.. Parnell bigger sham or o
bigger fraud than before, but 1t gives
him a hard nut TO crack"
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p.ominenI odd YelloN pead.

1SpIAxAPo1rs, IND, March 17.-JOhn
w. McCuiddy. Grand Instructor Of the
independent Order of Odd Fellows OF
tbis State, died at his home in this city
lsst evening, OF hardening Of the BRAN.
M McOuiddy was one OF the most
nrominent Odd Fellows in the United
ststee. having been identified with the
active management Of the order toF
.nay yaaRa
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orrAwA, Ill, March l7.-Hhe case Of
Patrick o'sullivau, sentenced TO he
peniteutiary for life for the murder of
Dr. Cronin in Chicago, came >,p in The
Supreme Court this morning on A writ
~ error from the Criminal Court ~
Cook county. The appellants asE for a
new utal. Tho case was submitted 10
the court without argument.
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stenmIl,Ip NoWs.

.NEw YoRx, March II. : Arrived
stea mer Elder, from Bremen.
New York, March 1.-THE German
steamer Thalia, hence for CopenhaRen
and Steitin, which was seen on the l4th
inst in latitude 46:S6, longitude II AZ, re-
turning on account OF her shaft having
broken, arrived off Sandy Hook this
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ITALIAN LAWLESSNESS.
A Case for Humberp. ConIIdsrHtIon-All
Italians Not Good Italians.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Frauk 7. Haga.
don this morning stood waiting for car.
Three Italians we're near him. Hagadon
began to talk OF the New Orleans lynch.
ing and said that every member OF the
Malta should be hung.
The words had hardly been uttered
when the three Italians drew their
knives and attacked him. He was severe
" cut and would have been killed out:
right had not his cries brought several
men to his assistance. The Italians
escaped,
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RoANOxE, VA, March 1.-THE vest
bound train on the Norfolk 4 Western
road st .uck Lula and Leila Copperage
five miles from this city, instantly killing
Leila, aged nineteen, and inIurtng Lnla,
aged seventeen, 60 that she died last
evening. The girls were walking on
the track and the train dashed around Q
sharp curve and was on them before they
could escape. Their parents were walk
ing along road near the track Sna VIII
messed the accident.
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NEW HAAproN, March 1.-THE town
Of North Washington, eight miles north
Of here, was almost totally destroyed by
fire last night. The loss is estimated at
100000. The confagration is supposed
TO be the work OF incendiaries.
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MONTREAL, QUE, March 17.-Three
hundred immigrants from Germany ar.
rived here yesterday by the Canadian
Pacific, from Halifax. They are evi-
IDENTIFY possessed OF considerable means,
and all left this morning for the United
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moo i1nnared sane Ttnllnnn.

w11MrSoroS, DBL, March 1.-Two
hundred Italians met in Phillips Hall
here last night and decided to send reso-
luHops 10 the Italian Minister at Wash.
ington, condennIng the Kew Orleans
uprising. The Mafa was denounced.
The meetinp was orderly.
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RspnblIeAn Pllmarlo. q nantlnglon.

RepnbHoAh FFImhFIoB ht HuhtluBtUns
Special DIpGteh TO he Inteilpenor.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 17-
The Republican primary was held to-
day. There was considerable enthusiasm
and much hustling among candidates.
Hamilton Dickey was nominated for
Mayor, DR.. II, L. Kirkpatrick for Re
corder, R. 8. Lallance for Collector, ]. l..
Creder for Treasurer, James Puthuf for
Street Commissioner and. William Bishop
for Assessor. II Ia regarded as strong
ticket and the Republicans are confident
Of winning Withik. sfl
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Mr.. N. sonneborn, the clothing man
who will open store in the stand lately
occupied by Conner & snedekeT, corner
Of Fourteenth and Market streets, ar.
rived In the city yesterday from New
York, where he has been purchPSing his
Stock. He will commence Immediately
TO repair the building, aud expects 70
have the store open some time during
April.
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nIy Flre lin !. small To,vn.

RoNDouT, N. Y, March 1.-THE most
destructive conaSgration that has ever
visited Southern Ulster occurred at
Highland last night, destroying property
valued at nearly $4,000 and reducing
the business centre Of the village to
aRhea.
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Thr.s sIlners Blown to Pisces.

GlnARDSrttE, Pa, March l7'-A pre-.
mature explOn IN, of powder occurred at
the Beadle colliery here this morning.
instantly killing WIN. Mulheatn ano la
Richard Craddock and segi gioueIy lnlgNLIln W. y
Rome Beiao and Owen Martin; Mua, y.
healn and CraddoCk were blown 'O
akonna.
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Hn wn.Rsndy 10 Die.

ROME, March 17.-After reading a tele-
gram from Pere HysCinth, which said:
"Dear iriend-we all pray for you,
God alone is your support" Prince
Napoleon remarked: "When the mo-
ment comes shall be quite ready"
The united strength Of four men Is
required to keep the dying Prince in his
bed and his cries caused by the pain
which he suffers are audible in the
street.
Prince Napoleon has left his memoirs
snd his entire correspondence in the
hands Of Mr.. Frazier Mason.
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PITrsDUReH, March 1.-Two deaths
will result from last nights FIRE in the
Seventeenth ward; Mrf. Kupperman and
the four.weeks.old baby. The others
will recover. The fire was caused by
the explosion Of lamp, which scattered
burning oil in all directions.
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:Areh nIahop Wal.h Nlth the Pope.

DUBLIN, March lz-Arch Bishop
Walsh has arrived in Rome. His visit
is made at the request Of the Pope, who
desires to confer with bin in regard to
the attitude Of the Irish Catholic Bish.
ops in connection with political affairs
IN Ireland
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DUBLIN, March 17-Mr. I. P. o'oon.
nor, NJ. p, announces that he intends to
actively oppose Parnellism by all the
legitimate means 10 his power. Alder.
man Valentine, Of this city, represent
ing the Rotunda ward, will be the Par.
nell contestant
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MONACO, March 1.-THE Epglishman
who. at Monte Carlo, twice broke the
bank recently, yesterday won $4,000,
making him, he says, quits with the
palace. He adds that he has hitherto
been a loser and accuses the bank OF
cheating,
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nld Rirsr Man praa.

St. LOUIS, March l7.-Aftera linget'
ing illness Captain John W. Carroll
one oil the oldest Rpd best known river
men ON the Mississippi and Qhia rivers,
iied last evening at the age oil hity'elgp'
vARfg.
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CHICAGO, Ill, March 1.-THE first
nights play in the continued pool match
for the championship OF the United
States, between Albert Powers, Of Chi
cago, and s. Il. Walsh, OF Scranton, Pa,
vas held last night. scpre-Powers,
2l0; Walsh, l4l.
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He win Re Ml,,ed from The rlcld

olloAoo, March 17.-The latest state.
ment by Mike Kelly is that he has
decided to quit ball playing and give his
attention to bis business in New York.
He says his health is none too good, and
that he will 60 to Florida in day ortwo
for q nrotracted stay.
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PIxpLAY, o., March l7.-Frank EN-.
linger, claiming Bradford, Pa, as his
home, was placed in jail to-day to await
the action Of the grand jury for forging
q Telegram on which he obtained Sl2.
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,,.,,.s n9I,I.,or Gn,nv Home.

wAsn1SorOS, D. D., March l7.-Baron
De Fava, the Italian Minister, will sail
for Europe in a fortnight for a visit OF
some length to his family. During his
absence Marquis Imperialli will be the
Charge d. Atiaires OF the Legation.
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CLRYELGRp, ONO, March 17.-The
Variety Iron Works Company made an
assignment this morning. The liabilities
are about $3.50, 900; assets, $3.50, 900.
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NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE Post says
the refusal Of the Treasury to furnish
gold bars for export created some doubts
about the export Of gold tomorrow, but
q slight advance in the exchange would
Justify the export OF coin.
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AMrEEsASp, N. y, March l7,-A cold
wave prevails here. The Thermometer
registered six degrees below zero this
morning at the Signal Service station. It
Il oIaOP
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To nacIde who d Goyernor.

HARTFORD, CoYN., March 1.-THE
House passed the Judson bill, providing
for the settlement Of the present election
difficulty, this afternoon byaVote ot III
fn 1D9 -.--
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LIVERPOOL, March l7.-Bhergwar. the
Malay sailor who murdered Captain
Lyall, OF the ship Buckingham, three
months ago, has been sentenced to
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WAsHlNoToS, D. O., March l7.-Rep-
resentatIye ssSS::!nsar. Of Illinois, is seii-
npSly Ill OF his residence In this city
irom nervous prostration Bupplemeted
by severe case Of grip.
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NASHy,LLx. TRxE., March IVA
apeeiSi from Lynnyllle, Tenn, says that
the town marshal, James helmtek, bhos
and killed Turner Alexander last even
ing, while attempting to arrest him.
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE usual parade
by the Irish societies in honor Of ST.
PAtrick,B day took place this afternoon.
The weather was perfect.
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"CoRrR, Italian Consul,

tits claimed by the Italians here that
Consul Oorte called on Governor
! Nlcnols for protection for the endanger-
ed men before the lynching took place,
but the Governor told him Il was q
matter for municipal action and referred
him to Mayor Shakespeare, who could
not be- found.
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pRlNK ! FRAYNg DEAp.

Tho We'll Known Actor Dies 10 chicago o.
Neuralgia of the Heart.
CHICAGO, Ill, March 17.-Frank l.
Frayne, the well known actor, died as
his apartments ip the Criterion theatre
hnildipp. last night, Of neuralgia Of the
heart. Although Mr.. Fraype hss been
M far about three weeks, his demise
was unexpected. Frank |. Frayne was
born In Danyille, Boyle county, KY,
March 20, 1850. p.
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NRw YORK, March 17.-This even.
ing 100000 damage resulted from FIRE
in the storehouse OF Fl. Il. Clshin & Co.,
1882 Leonard street. Fully insured.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.

BuExos AYREs, March 1.-THE finan.
eial situation in this city is improving.
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The seventh entertainment in the
! m; .. A: course will be given next
Monday. Seats on sale Friday morning.
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NEw YoRK, March 17.-It was an.
nounced to-day that the Recorders sher-
man statue fund amounted TO SSs,6S6.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promtly filled at Lally's, 400
Main street,
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LIKE YOUNG 1ocu1SyAa

Away flew the runaway with her par
ents screaming after her. The horse
was soon over the hill and out OF sight.
Nutter had been running him that after
noon, getting him limbered up and &C.
quainted with the road. At 7:40 o'clock
the bride entered the room where the
groom was waiting and the knot was
tied at once. The wedding supper was
ready, and while the elder Montoney
guarded the door with Winchester
riae tho guests seated themselves at the
tables. Presently the girls angry. par
ents came up, but were kept at bay by
Golly Montoney and the Winchester.
Everything is now quiet on the Potomac.
The BRIDES mother has since called at
Golly's house, and 1t has been mutually
agreed 10 bury the hatchet, and the
young couple have been invited 10 visit
fhe parental mansion on the West Vir.
ginia shore. Thus ends in peace what
might have been bloody feud.
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CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES.
Two Prominent ParkeTaburgers sayin
Things About Each Other and othsrs.

Two Prominent Parkeraburgers RayinI
Things About Each Other and othsrs.
Special Dtspoteh 70 ne IHtelliGa,er.
PARxERsBuRG, W. Va, March H.
This city Is considerably excited over
the desperate quarrel now going on be-
tween two Of Its most prominent citi-
Gems, Edward McCreary, ex-Councilman
and head bookkeeper for Thompson &
jackson, and Mr.. A. B. Graham, one Of
the owners and manager Of the Novelty
mills.
The difficulty originated over the
granting OF the electric light contract for
the city to the Thomson Houston Com
pany instead OF the Home Company.
McCreary charges Graham with saying
that Prosecutor Charles Caldwell, q
member OF the Council, had been bribed
TO use his influence for the foreign COM
pany, Graham denies that he made
such charges and calls McCreary some
bad names.
Graham to-day prints the following
card, addressed 70 the City Council:
''GiRNrLRMRN-Mr. Edward McCreary
publicly stated in your meeting last
Tuesday that had charged bribery
against members Of your body In the
presence OF others. l take this method
TO publicly deny that I made any such
statements as he attributes to me, that
Mr.. McCreary's statement Is untrue and
maliciously false and admittedly stated
by him that he made that charge
because he personally wanted the
street lighting contract given to the
Thomson Houston Company.
"Yours truly,
"a. B. GRAHAM"
McCreary also comes out in scolumn
print today stating that Graham did
say that Caldwell received money for his
vote in the matter.
The following sentence from Nc.
Creary's card will surprise Mr.. Graham's
business friends all over the State:
thinking perhaps Graham might try
to equirm out OF the conversation Of
March as his dealings OF late with some
OF his best friends had not been very
straight, etc."
The end Is not yet in sight, and the |
courts may have to decide the matter.
1t is the sensation of the hour, as both
men are regarded, or have been, as hon.
orable, high.minded, truthful citizens.
Caldwell wants an Investigation, and
Messrs R. ]. Malley, Pat Burk and r.
Wild have been appointed by the Coun.
Gil to take cognizance ofthe grave charges.
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One OF Bonaparte's Relatlyos Dies.

PARIS, March 1.-THE Mariana Bona.
parte, q grand niece Of Napoleon ], died
to-day at Adiaccio, Corsica.
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A MOUNTAIN ROMANCE.
A True Story Of Love, EIoPe-
ment and HappyMariage.
GIRL FOOLED HERPA
She Sends for Medicine, and While
Pretending to Take 1t, Gets Out
OF the House and to Her Low.
er's Homo and is Married.
spertal pt,paleh b tle InleIllpmer.


DoBBIN, W. Va, March 17.-Thii
busy little place has Just been the scene
OF an amusing romance. The central
figures were Mr.. George Montoney, aged
twenty.one, Mr.. Ed Thompson, sged
eighteen, and Miss Aggie sills, aged
sixteen.
Last October William ]. sillS, with
his family, moved from the Blue Ridge
Mountains to this place and at the same
time came James Thompson with his
family. Edward Thompson and Aggie
sills had been lovers previous to their
coming here and their courtship con.
tinued without interruption until about
three weeks ago, when George Monto-
ney began paying his attentions to Miss
sills. Since then there has been lively
contention between the two young men
az to which should claim the young
lady's hand. Last Saturday Thompson
went to Cumberland, Md, and returned
that night with marriage license. The
Young lady had not consented to marry
him, but the parents OF both were will.
ing and next Thursday was set for the
marriage. But Aggte preferred young
Montoney and told him how affairs were
going, and he mounted horse at once
and rode TO Oakland, Md, distance Of
sixteen miles across the mountains, &c.
cured a license and was back by noon.
ORDERED FROM THE HOUSE.
The parents Of Aggie, learning this,
ordered Montoney, who was boarding
with them, to leave the house. But
Montoney was determined lover. He
carried two loaded revolvsrs but decided
to take his bride rather by strategem
than BY force. He carried his trunk, in
which were Aggie's best clothes, across
the steep mountain 10 his fathers house
about mile distant on the Maryland
side OF the river:
He now laid plans to capture his bride.
The ceremony was to be performed at
the Elder Montoney's residence. Rev.
[saac Abernathy, Qunkard preacher
wassto tie the connubial knot. s. ].
Nutter was to have a horse ready in
waiting on the Maryland side, and
Charles Twigg and Ed. johnson were to
be in readiness to lit the bride into her
seat behind Nutter. Aggie was To start
at 1880 o'clock. At7o'clock everybody
was ready, but ARgie's father and young
Thompson were watching her.
"Father," said Aggie, II am sick. Will
you please 20 to the doctor and get me
some more powders."
He replied: 80, no, Ageie, you can't
fool your papa. I'll send one Of the
boys"
The powders were brought.
show am l TO take these, papa?"
"With sugar." he replied.
She went ipto the kitchen to get the
sugar, ran out at the back door and
door and across the bridge and was
helped into her place behind NRtter.
"HoId on tight" cried Nutter, laying
whip to his horse, "and I'll put you
there SAFE"
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rRLEGRAPaING SYMPATHY.
Tho Chicago italian COLONY Sends a Mes.
sage to New Orleans.

Hubu 70 NVW VE1V''71''
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE committee
Of seven appointed by the Italian meet
ing here on Saturday, have telegraphed
to New Orleans testifying their sym
pathy with their colony Of compatriots
there and also one of adherence to the
remonstrance, mass meeting in New
York. DR.. Volini, chairman Of the
meeting, has received the following tele'
gram: att was utterly impossible for
me to quell or check the furious mas.
sacre. It is pretended that justice will
p fsisnadl sil ScoRrR. Italian Consul,
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TWO PRISONERS INEERFtEEEs'
John Caruso and sunzsri were seen by
q reporter In the parish prison this