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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

There is no danger from whooping
cough when Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is freely given. 1t hquifies the
tough, tenacious mucus and aids in its
expectoration. 1t also lessons the sever
ity and frequency of the paroxysms of
coughing, and insures a speedy recovery.
There is not the least danger in giving it
to children or babies, as it contains no
injurious substance. 80 cent bottles for
sale by Youells q Avery, druggists
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

Go to Nelson's Model Bakery and
Grocery" and get a package of com.
pressed yeast, free.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24
For Northwest News,

Herriek's Digestive Ointment, the
only genuine. at Youells d Averys.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

An lS-ft. extension is being built on
the rear of Jno. j. Burtscher's Ply
mouth Clothing Store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

4 full attendance is desired at the
meeting of the Ladies' Relief Corps
next Saturday afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

The winter term of the Public
School closes tomorrow. The spring
term will begin April 4th.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

Tie River Falls COrnet Band has re-
organized and is preparing to give a
concert in the near future.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

Don't buy your spring suit until you
see the stock at The Plymouth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-03-24

RIVER Fails. WIS MARCH "a. 1892.
Esteresat tss 0Osto6see IN Slice, faR, asseeons
class natter.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
TAGoARr's DaUG STORE is open for
prescription filling night and day ex-
cept Sundays. when it will be open
from 70 1880 A. N. and from u to
. o'clock P. u.
Mrs. J. f. uulst has sold her prem
ises on Cascade Avenue TO C. w.
Davies
Alex. Ditner. formerly with Regain
Bros, Minneapolis, is the new baker
at the White Front.
An IS-ft. extension is being built on
the rear OF Jno. j. Burtscher's Ply
mouth Clothing Store.
4 full attendance is desired at the
meeting of the Ladies' Relief Corps
next Saturday afternoon.
The winter term of the Public
School cleses tomorrow. The spring
term viii begin April 4th.
Tie River Falls Cornet Band has re-
organized and is preparing to give a
concert in the near future.
The next member of congress from
the Seventh district will probably be
Geo. B. Shaw Of Eau Claire.
The Young Ladies Guild will meet
with Miss Susie Pierce next Saturday,
March Doth. at O'Clock P. N.
TIE meetings at the Baptist church
are continued this week. The atten.
dance and interest are excellent.
The state DaiTyman reports that
oleomargarine has nearly driven out
the bovine article in northern wiscon.
sin.
Quite a quantity of snow fell last
week, giving some hope of sleighiDg,
but the warm March sun is causing it
to disappear very rapidly.
The Ladies Relief Corps will give
a dime sociable at Odd Fellows Hall
on Friday, April st. The program
viii be published next week.
"Lovs-letters of a Worldly WON.
an" 10y Mrs. W. X. Clifford, author of
''nrs. Keith's Crime" Will be pub
lished by Harper & Brothers within a
few days.
A meeting of the Town Board of
the town OF River Falls will be held
at the office of the town Clerk on
Tuesday. March 29th, to audit ac.
counts and settle with oyerseers and
treasurer.
The American Baptist Home Mis-.
sion Monthly, published in New York
City, has ia its March number an ex-
cellent engraving AMI description of
the Baptist church of this city. 1t is
sent as an Illustration of the good
work done by the Baptist Home Mis-.
sion Society.
Dist. attorney Hawkins of St. CToix
Co. has caused the arrest of Lacy Hill
Of KinniCki4nic for the shooting of
Simon Nelson on the It'll inst, as was
Doted in the JOURNAL. Mr.. Hill is held
under $500 bail to appear at the Spring
term Of the Circuit Court.
At the conclusion of the Republican
caucus at Ashland some men attemp.
ted to put out the fire in the stove.
One man picked up what he supposed
was a pail of water. 1t proved to be
kerosene, and an explosion followed
\ number of men were badly injured,
on; none fatally. The building burn
ed to the ground.
The New York Sun quotes from the
! Cincinnati Enquirer the following:
Bishop John NJ. Walden. the resident
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
CONDENSED NEWS.

The trial Of William II. Irvine, of Salt
Lake. who shot and killed Banker
Montgomery last May. was begun in
Lincoln. Nebraska, yesterday.
EA-Premier Mercer. of Quebec, has
been committed to stand trial.
1t is reported that both Chancellor
Won Caprivi and Count Gutenberg have
resigned their Offices
Judge r. B. Nelson. of the e. S. dis
triCt court, yesterday afternoon sus-
tanned the demurrer of the Mississippi
River Valley Lumbernans' association
to Indictment for conspiracy in making
unlawful combinations in trade.
Fire at Wilton, Iowa yesterday morn
ing destroyed half a dozen stores, en-
failing loss aggregating $4,000.
Senator John Sherman addressed an
audience that filed Cooper Union hall,
n. Y. last night, on the issues of the
present campaign.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
The s.nr9t.n A.u d y Case.

EDSroN, Oct t0.-The Globe this
morning prints a dozen colu.ns of the
stories of twenty witnesses in the
BORDEN murder case, who have given
Gtiitlav:ts TO the government. Some of
these stories are as follows: Frank
Burroughs, a well-known New York
lawyer. will testify that eight months
Borden consulted him about the dispo-
sition Of property in the event of a step
mothers death before that of her huS-
band. Mr. and Mrs Frederick Chase and
Mrs. Abigail Manchester will testify
that on the light before the murder,
while calling at the Borden house and
before being announced, they had
overheard Mr.. Borden in another room
threatening to turn Lizzie out of doors
unless she would repeat the name of
the man who got her into trouble"
G. Romance Pittston of New York will
testify that Mr.. Borden detailed Lizzie's
trouble to him and was advised to
disinhcrit her unless she would reveal
the mans name. John II. Murphy,
-
and Auoaiatus Cunning will testify to
having seen Lizzie Borden at a window
waere and when she must have been
standing over the dead body of her
stepmother at a time when her fauher
was walking in the yard. Mrs. George
]. Simpson will testify that at The
Borden funeral she overheard Lizzie
asking Bridget Sullivan, the servant,
how much money she wanted to keep
quiet.
Private Detective McIIerry will tes-
tify that, lying concealed III Il ba III
room. he witnessed the quarrel in the
matron's room hetn cen the sisters,
and that Lizzie kicked Emma thrice,
called her foul nat>e and said:
"YGn wanted to see me hanged so YOU
caB come into the entire fortune. You
arc the one person whom thought |
conId trust with my secret" Mrs.
Reagan. the matron, and one other
person have ;.1oSed to til" same effect.
The i9lci. r~,;ni>e> t., .nblish Ger
tain piece O very innp@t :s.it Informal
ton recently gained ~ Officer IIar-
rincton as soon IS the interests of JUS
tice will not sntf,r by its publication.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14

This week will witness the close OF
the baseball season, much to the salts
faction of National league officials, for
the clubs have been barely able to cover
expenses during the past several weeks.
The pennant goes to Cleveland without
doubt, and it will be almost impossible
to tie Boston for second place. Pitts
burg and Brooklyn are making Il severe
struggle Tor third honors, with the
chances slightly in favor of the former
New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and
Chicago are close together, and it is by
no means certain that one of these will
not finish fourth. All the clubs have
played better ball during the week just
ended and especially have Anson's colts
showed surprising Improvement. The
standing of the clubs to date is as fol
lows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
MAY MOS OUR CONSUL
Canadisn> Enraged by Nicholas smith,
Report on Three Rivers

CanadiaEs Enragca by Nicholas smith,
Report on Three Rivers.
MONTREAL. Oct. lo.-Nicholas Smith.
United States consul at Three
Rivers, is under police protection
AT his residence, aud serious
trouble is feared. On Sept. II Mr..
smith sent y report to the Abstract Of
Sanitary Reports, the official organ of
the marine hospital service Of the
United States, rejecting on the sani-
tary condition of Three Rivers. The
citizens of Three Rivers generally are
very much incenSed. On Saturday night
and early Sunday morning Il number of
Stor eS We're thrown at the American
consulate, breaking the windows. The
police were summoned and further
violence avertcd. 1t is feared, how
ever, that some hut-hcaded persons
may do mischief. AMI therefore the
city authorities are now maintaining
police duty at the consulate day and
night The city council will ask the
recall of Consul Smith.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.

At Utica, N. Y, the new Masonic
ceremonies.
The, Arion Musical society OF Mil
waukee has decided to accept the in
vitatioIA TO attend tho worlds fair in
June.
Col. James e. Rice, ex-Anditor Of In
diafa, died in Indianapolis.
Roosevelt's great organ factory in
New York, giving employment to
several hundred workingmen, is to be
closed.
Daniel Westerhagen was married to
Miss Lydia May Hall at Milwaukee on
Wednesday, the Rev. Judson Ellsworth
performing the ceremony.
Father Leander Schneurr was in
stalled and consecrated archbishop OF
the Order of ST. Benedict in the United
States at Latrobe, Pa.
Henry ii. Harmon, George WEIGH,
and Kemper Peabody, all of North
Dakota, have been appointed a COM
mission to appraise the lands of the
Fort Rice Military reservation.
Ex- President Cleveland left New
York for Buzzard's Bay. He has not
yet decided whether he will attend the
the opening of the Columbian EXPOSE
ton in Chicago.
In the case of James Belden against
ex-Judge Burke and others and the
Columbus, Toledo & Hooking Valley
railroad, which involves about S., O0O,-
600, Judge Ingram, at New York,
handed down decision giving judg-
ment for the defendants
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
ACCUSED OF TREASON.
Chief Justice Paxtnn's Charge to Il

Chief Justice Paxt"n's Charge To tho
Grand Jury at ritt>burg.
pTrTSBURG, uOct. lO.~-Chief Justice
Paxton, 1of the State Supreme court
to-day charged the grand jury in the
treason cases against The Homestead
strikers. Defendants, strikers and
their sympathizers, and attorneys of all
stations, crowded the big room t,
its uttermoSt corners There was alb
solute silence when the chief Justice
began his charge. The charge con-
tanned over $50 words and embra ed
a graphic resume of the circumstances
leading mp to the riot at the Carnegie
Homestead mill and the subsequent
charges of treason lodged against thir-
ty-three union men. The charge was
strongly against the defendants.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
Governor Calls the Legislature
to the Capital
Oct. 18th.
peclslon OF the Supreme Court
Renders Another Appor-
uonment Necessary.
Minor Amendments to the Elec-
ton Law Also Prob
able.

The special session Of the legislature
will open Oct. II. next Monday-thrpo
weeks and one day from the date OF
the election.
Governor Peek has issued the follow
ing proclamation. dated Oct IL:
"Whercas, The supreme court has re-
Gently made Il diciSion to the effect that
the state is without \ constitutional
legislative apportionment, | deem I
an extraordinary occasion within tho
meaning of the constitution authorizing
me to call special session of the lesis-
lature.
Now Therefore. In pursuance Of tho
authority i'll me vested by the constitu-
ton, |, George w. Peck, governor OF the
state of Wisconsin. do hereby convene
. the legislature Of said state in snccial
session ut Madison, on Monday the nth
day OF October, y. ID. 1892, ut o'clock
y. M, to re-apportion the state into
senate and assembly districts: take such
action and amend such laws as the
legislature may deem necessary by rea-
son of such decision of the supreme
court
: The legislature will no doubt, amend
the existing election law in two parucu-
lars. One of its requirements is that
notice of nominations in joint legislative
districts that is, districts formed of
more than one county-muSt be filed
with the secretary of state not more
than 10 or less than 20 days before
the election. 1t will he IN impoSSibiIity
for the legislature, meeting on the 18th,
to enact Il new law and nominations
under it be made before Oct 10 which
is the 2Oday limit. Therefore. that
requirement will doubtless be amended
so us To greatly reduce the limit
Another amendment will probably he
made to the statute relative To the pub
lication of election notices. But this is
not by any means necessary insofar III
our court, as we'll rs other courts, has
held that Il general election the time
for holding which is specified by law,
is valid even though no prior notice by
publication be given.
4 session of about one weeks duration
is looked for.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
Mexico Wins by the Survey.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 1O.-F. p.
CarroIlo, a merchant of Frontero,
Mexico, which town was supposed to
be located on the line between Mexico
and the United States, arrived here
to-day. He states that the interna-
tional boundary survey has been COM
pleted some distance past that place,
and that the old boundary line has
been greatly changed. The custom
house at Frontero was found to be
nearly four miles south of the line,
and its removal to the line has been
ordered. Several rich mining proper
ties, which for the last seven years
have been working under the United
States mining laws, are i'll Mexico un-
der the new survey.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
DRUNKEN WANDERERS.

They Try to Break Up Dance ana Succeed
Most Esfectuallv.
Louisville, KY, Oct 1O.-At White
Pine, Garter county. while Il dance WIS
i'll progress at the residence of Widow
Cox, two drunken strangers came il
and tried to break up the dance The
floor managers, Charley Wilmoth AM!
Harry Collins, tried to eject them from
the house
The strangers drew revolvers and
fired, killing Wilmoth and Collins and
painfully Wormding Will Henson. The
mtTdcHers then mounted horses AMI
escaped
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
WICKED Battle.
Tw" Men flight Dc :pcratcis to th2 Finish
nj Wyoming.

TX" Men fight y" .p"ratei. to this Finish
nj Wyoming.
Omaha. Ncb., Oct 10.-A speciai to
the Bee from Casper, NHpm NJ. 81 ):
Meagre details of the S19ot'at Of 1wn
men between Bonanza and pyatSHiltc.
Johnson county, two hundred mil,'S
north of here have just reached Gas
Per. The killed are Dabb the man who
last year fought a pistol duct near
Lander, Wyoming, and stran@"
Texan.
1t seems that the two mcn ware Ill
rested for horse stealing two weeks ago
and given IN examination and turned
loose. Instead of leaving the country
they attempted to terroriZe the com
munity by shooting at the people. and
We're again arrested.
Constable Reilly started with the men
for Buffalo, 10 miles away. A party of
masked men came upon the camp the
first night and, overpoWering the Off
GERS filled each prisoner full Of bullets,
Seyering their heads from their bodies
and mutilatins them in fearful shape
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
NEW Works. BIC PARADE.
The Metropolis CAV with Flags and Ban
nerr In Honor 81 Columbus

New lol,h. CO... 49, With the bright
HASH pun ~ hlctl, white smoke and
heavy boom 1T cannon old Fort Column
bus, on tinverrler.e island at E o'clock
TINS morning opened the secular part
OF the celebration If the tooth anniver-
sary OF lis name>ake.s greatest deed in
his notable career. The cannon-shot
was merely the sunrise-gu but it was
slngnlarly appropriate that it should
come on this day Of all others, from
the fort named after Christopher
Columbus.
New York IS III gala dress. It's
streets, its public Buildings, its stores
and warehouses, its homes. are gay
with flags and bunting. Even the
trucks and wagons passing through it's
streets. the cars that roll mp and down
It's avenues the trains that puff along
the elevated roads the very horses. are
declled with flags in honor of Christie
pner Columbus. In the Synagogues on
Saturday, III the churches Yesterday,
Hehrey' and Christian emuated each
other II service Of PRAYER and song in
s0liliiiS iI.Nl stlllIl I'll the landing OF Co.
lumbus 10 years ago.
At IL o,e.oek Col. David S. Brown.
grand marshall of the school and col
lege parade. gave the order to march,
ana nearly 23,uoo pairs of limbs were
soon executing the command. The
immense parade started at Fifty
seventh street and Fifth avenue and
Tarched to Seventeen street. then
across t Fourth avenue and through
tourt aeath street to Fifth avenue.
Is 'he long line of march turned
INTO Fourteenth street loud cheers
went up from the Union square free
stand and from the dense crowd on the
ground and in the buildings. Along
side the slarehers and at some distance
apart We're tic do, sors, who had vol
unteered tn services.
After passing "nder the WASHINGTON
arch to University place the procession
went on 10 Fourth street, where it dis
banded
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
Two Members of Kansas Univers.
ity Seriously Wounded by
Their SchoOlmate.
While Crossing His Fathers Farm
They are Shot
Down.
We're Returning From Football
Practice-One May
Die.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 10.-This even.
ing Fred Bassett, student at til. uni
versity Law school living with his father
on the latter $ farm near here, .,:lot
and seriously wounded E. Higgins aid!
Jack Craycroft, both students 1T The
Kansas University.
They had been practicins football on
the athletic field and were returning to
their rooms through bassetts farm, on
which they had been warned not to
trespass. AS they passed the house
young Bassett appeared in tho door
and discharged a double haTelc,l shot
gun at the young men without saying Il
word.
Higgins will probably die. Craycroft
may recover.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
Farm and Garden Produce.

| CHICAGO Oct l0-rhe following ,ot.tl,ns
are for large lots only Smaller quantities are
| . ally sold at advanced rates:
rRuITS-Apples new S2.7502 81 per brl
ordinary. i 75.t2 %; poor, Sl,00Q1L5A lemons
! '.3oa80o per box; bananas. 7o4 100 per
| bt nrh, pineappIe3 200 per CoZ: peaches
| - per box; Michigan $50 l5c
ger basket; pears. ~ 50lQ32 Is per box:
nrlskmctons 25@35c per a bu and SOC per
rrAle: plumS Sl. 80 tpl. - per case: grapes
yes 3O(D40c per basket; muscats. S1Q1 80
! per case; tokays SlGO 4l.75; Kentucky stands.
3 5tIlQ4 o.
VEGETABLES = Tomatoes, S1.OoDi 25 per bu
nnsket: cabbage, 81 30 per crate and 81
per loo; beans, new hand picked aavies, II 81;
! Mediums. Sl.5o9l7 Is; beets, 81 so per brl;
1"ions 42D2 81 per brl; green corn, l0tDl3c per
iol sweet potatoes, Jerseys, IL 75QD3 co. per
prl. Illinois, Sl.500l.75 per bril-
SUFFER- Fancy creamery. 24c per Id;
farcy separator p lD23c; gC.-'d creamery 1890
| nieulum creamery, l54l7c; poor creamery, 100
*. GARY, select, 800 zoe; No |. l79l5c; No.
I4lol5 ; packing stock. l3l914c: ladies'. No
!. - ti6;: No. :. l3115c; grease, 3Q18c.
GAME Mallard ducks S35OD4 90 per doz: red
beads, a3 3o04,0O per doz; teal, blue winged
: 2,G1t 30; green winged 81 10000; small
ducks, 81 2olDl so; golden plover,' l.50; grass
glover, 6N075 jack snipe, sl75; sand
snpe 35QD4Oc, bear saddles, l5d9i6c.
POULTRY - Hens, 81a@9c springs loc;
boosters &c: turkeys, mixed, &c per 10;
| ducks, &c: geese, $646.2o per doZ
VEAL = Fancy calves, &c per ID; grassers
'Gt5c; small and thin 4D4Ac.
POTATOES = Rose, S225lD2 30 per brl;
MInnesotas and Early Ohios 4O444c
per bu: Wisconsin rose and Hebrons 4Oa45c
ger la
CHEEsEFull cream Youn, Americas 9Z0
'0c; twins. 909L4c; 'cheddtr5 9Q94: brick
a1ac IimDurseE suS4c. swiss ilVllhc.
HIDES-No | light al heavy A., No
;. II, 81 No. / Calf, 7c; No :. $40
Ta1low, No !. 4ac: No 2, 34c.
EGGS Strictly fresh stock. lsh0l9c per doz:
ice house stock. l7Ql8c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
Two Firemen Fatally Hurt.

New ORLEANS, La, Oct. l0.--At $50
yesterday fire occurred in a grocery
store, corner of St. Anthony and Canal
streets. When the firemen arrived
the.y entered the burning building and
commenced to work. when there was a
terrible explosion. The building was
partially wrecked and fell in. burying
two firemen. John Cavanaugh and B.
+. Pereto, beneath the burning debris
Their comrades rushed calamity to
their rescue and Ca.anaugh was
brought out dead, while Pereto was
fatally injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14

George Shiras, Jr., of Pennsylvania
Justices Field, Gray, Lamar and Brown
sat on the right of Chief Justice
Fuller and Justices Harlan. Blatchf ford,
Brewer and Shiras on the left The
oath was administered to the appli-
cants for permission TO practice before
the court. Among them were Charles
Brownell, formerly of Chicago. After
that the court adjourned till to-mor-
row to pay its respects to the Presi-
dent. Among the attorneys present
were Corporation Counsel Miller. 5. 5.
Gregory, Il. +. Aver, John n. dewitt
and Attorney-Gcneral Hunt of Illinois.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
TO RESTRICT IMMIGRATION.
A Prominent physician believes In Shu

Prominent Physician Believes In Shut
ting Out Foreigners for Six Months.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Dr August c.
Se'bert, who was sent to Hamburg and
Berlin on Aug. 25 last by the health
board of this city to observe and report
on the methods of quarantine against
cholera in use there, has returned
home, Speaking of the results of his
investigation, he said:
''From all the confidential talks
had with Prof Koch and ether SCENT
lists, and from my perst nal observa-
tons in the plague city, can say the
only way to absolutely protect the
United States against cholera is to stop
all immigration from infected coun-
tries until at least six months have
elapsed since the last case appeared in
Them
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
Cant. Wood the Iucky Man

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 1o.-The
contest for the position of professor of
modern languages at the West Point
Military academy. post which car
ries with it salary of about So, 200
per annum and the rank of colonel,
has ended in favor Of Capt. E. E.
Wood Of the Eighth cavalry, the pres
ent assistant professor Of Spanish at
the academy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-14
Must IIl,I O the Flag.

New York, Oct. 1O.-Twenty-fivo
Harlem school boys were coming down
Columbus avenue to join the parade
this morning to join the parade and saw
i large English lIag tioating III Iront Of
u cigar store kept by an Englishman
No other flag was displayed and the
boys demanded of the storekeeper
that he either raise United States
liz hesid" the f.n.liSn or lower In,
English This he refused to do.
After much angry discussion the boys
pulled down the flag and tore it in
pieces. The Englishman was very in
dignant but contended himself with
threatening to have the boys arrested
Tor malicious destruction of property.