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SPOILED CARDINALS GAME.
bought Goods on Credit, and Was
Preparing to skip to Italy.

Antonio CARDINAL, keeper Of wine
and grocery store at 81 sullivan street
was arrested to-day by Deputy Sheriff
Wagering on an order Of Judge BischoiT,
Of the Court Of Common Pleas. for OBJ
tanning goods under alleged fraudulent
representations and then preparing to
leave the State TO go to Italy.
Louis Peirana ayerred In an affidayit
that CARDINAL owed him SS26 for goods.
and that credit Was extended 70 him ON
" where his store Is situated.
Angela FranCEi swUrc That CARDINAL
obtained goods OF him valued at seSS y
on similar representations and both
creditors said CARDINAL was about to
skip out of The State, having sold out
his business TO his father-in-law, An
tonic Scarce,li.
Street Jail In default of 81 900 bail.
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KISSED AND MADE UP.
Here's . Lawyer Who Kept a nj.
vorce Case Out Of Cour,

here's = Lawyer Who Kept a pi.
vorce Case Out of Court.
Through the efforts Of Lawyer Nose,
n. Grossman. Of the firm OF Friend a
House. the divorce suit of Harry p,a.
mant against his child-wife. Jennie. was
Withdrawn before reaching a trial
Harry and Jennie met and becar.
mntually smitten at a seaside resort
wnen Harry lacked three years of being
voter. Oct. 10, 1893, they eloped Ina
, Tere married by Rev. Francis Schneider.
Ihey returned to their respective homes
ana told their parents who were natur-
any startled and even shocked as
neither, family favored the marriage.
Shortly afterwards, through his father.
Hariy sued for absolute divorce on The
statutory grounds His allegations were
denied by Jennie, who alleged that the
marriage was obtained by fraud.
To-day the two families met. LAWYER
G5rossman exhorted the young couple to
KISS KISS ana make up" which they did
blowing. CONGRATULATIONS. and finally,
with him,
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS.
Pouring to the Cleveland Con
vehtion, Despite the Strike.
by Associated Pres

10y Associated Press
CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE city is
Respondent in yellow and white to-day
In honor of the Christian Endeavor Con-
vention. Notwithstanding the big rail-
road strike. thousands have arrived dur
Ing the past twenty-four hours, and in
coming trains to-day are still crowded
with delegates.
Secretary Baer estimates that before
the Convention is called to order 1000
people will have arrived to attend
The Eastern and Southern States are
we'll represented, the strike apparently
having principally affected the delega-
tions from the West.
The weather is delightfully."- cool and
pleasant.
This evening, as q preliminary to the
Convention. Christian Endeavor mass
meetings will be held in fifteen
churches
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ST. NICHOLAS BANK CASE.
William \. Butler Asks the Cour
to FIX His Counsel Fee.

Justice Barrett, OF the Supreme Court,
has appointed Hamilton odell referee to
pass the accounts OF Hugh j. Grant. as
receiver OF the st. Nicholas Bank, and
TO pass upon his commissions and the
expenses of the trust.
In the action Of the Madison Square
Bank against the st. Nicholas Bank, to
recover $3.50, 90 which was dismissed by
Referee William q. Choate. William
Allen Butler. counsel for the st. Mich
olas Bank. asked to-day that the Court
iix the amount Of his counsel fee. De-
cis!on was reserved.
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CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS.
Various Constitutional Amend.
ments Proposed To-day.

Wy fTessD
ALBANY. July lin the Constitu-
tional Convention to-day Mr.. Deans
resolution In reference to the Chicago
strike. was again laid on the table.
The Argus Company was authorized to
print the testimony of the Sixth District
election contest within 1--WE days.
No further final action was taken on
any subject, except to extend the privi-
lege OF the floor TO Elbridge 7. Gerry,
and the Convention adjourned until
Thursday, at 10 A. NJ.
Among the proposed amendments was
one offered by Mir. Goodelle, forbidding
the election or appointment Of any ma n
to Office. who has not been resident
OF the State one yea. Mr.. Root wants
to forbid naturalization within sixty
days of election. and Mr.. Hamlin to
prohibit detention OF witnesses after
giving their Dispositions. Mr.. Root also
wants to forbid the adoption of any
amendment to either the civil or Grim.
inal code by the Legislature. until APP
proved bv judges of the Court OF APP
peals and Supreme Court.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
CEREALS ARE HIGHER.
Wheat Makes a squirt, and Cotton
Opens Lower.

Wheat was excited and higher at the
opening. First sales were at g. IS for
September. an advance OF 3-4. and 50 In
Chicago. After the first furry the trad
ing was light. Corn was steady and
quiet. September selling at El-S here
and a rs In Chicago. Oats ruled high
er, September selling here at 80 rs and
% IA In Chicago.
Cotton started with decline Of to 8
points, August selling at 6.yl 6.s2. Sep
TENDER 693 a 6.95, october 70l No
yember 70s, December 7.l6, January 7.22.
March Z 81 7.35. The loss was recovered
later on buying by local shorts.
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WORKMAN GOT LOCKED IN.
When He Descended on = Rope q
Policeman Arrested Him.

Policeman Adams, Of the MacdougaI
street station. last evening saw a man
descending on rope from one Of the
upper stories OF the building 40 Broad
way, occupied by man named Vein
berger as fur store.
Policeman Adams arrested a man,
who said he was Julius Furhs, fur
worker, and that he lived at llS Lud-
low street.
In Jefferson Market Court to-day
Weinberger identified Furhs as one OF
his workmen, and said he had been
locked In by mistake last night. Furhs
was discharged.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
MRS. LEE TOO ILL TO APPEAR,
The Hearing Against Omcer Burns
Postponed Until Monday,

Mrs. Jennie Lee. Of s42 East Thirty.
sixth street. was to have made a com.
plant before Inspector williams to-da,
against Policeman Michael Burns for
arresting her Monday night as a disor.
1erly person at Thirty-fifth street and
Lexington avenue.
AT the hour appointed for the hearing
the womans husband appeared and said
his wife was III In bed, Frustrated by the
charge made against her. Inspector
Williams adjourned the hearing until
Monday
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The Receiver. Report Correct.

T, = Hurley, an expert accountant. submitted
to Judge Laconbe In the United States Circuit
Court to-day a report On the preliminary report
Of the receiver OF the Equitable Mortgage
Company. No errors Of any consequence we're
fvGni IN the receivers report. The assets Of the
Com paly are given as SIS eco and the la
bintiCs as 3l6 llS5iS
The evening world., 1894-07-11

NEWARK, July Il.-Frank Kane, sixty years
DID, OF 81 High street a trackman on the Nor
ris and Essex division OF the D.. L. G ". R. r..
while oillns switch at the Warren street cross
Ing. was struci; BY the $50 train for New York.
He was thrown considerable distance and when
picked up was unconscious, Ills head was crushed.
He died on the way to the City Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Domestic Accused OF Larceny,

Sr'" 'o~' e' l2i fast Forty-arst ttreet, q do
N, ATTsisned this nonGing in Yorlvllle
kns-,- with larceny. The prisoner was
NJ, 'hs elnpioy OF George LithAusr. a
hausr 49,, " East sixty-hrst street. Mira
r ISnen Fox was discharged. Since then
arres,sS have been missed The accused
b. ana ,hT detective Grobe yesterday at her
The evening world., 1894-07-11

ana Emma Mulstsy. Of 1883 Park avenue. on
hsreh H. died in the order named on SUNDAY
mo- M"na n. and Monday night. and wer. buried In
C.m.,.s.' ste yesterday afternoon In Calvary
H. sss peen out OF work for a long time and
nus family, which now consists OF a VIII. snS
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Death of Col. Washington.
,By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. July li--Col. Thornton A..
Washington. a direct linsAl descendant Of Gen.
washinsten's eldest brother, died here Yesterday.
Col. Washington was born near ChArlestpwu W.
Va was graduated from Princeton College midwest
Point. and served in the regular and confsderats
Armies Hs was employed In the Gsnsrd Land
Omcs.
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Died at the Age of 1OI.

The death OF MARY Bresnahap, .; the age OF iol
years and two months. at s Pearl street, Na re-
ported TO the Health Board to-day She .sS
born in Ireland, and came 10 this e9antry ffty
years ago,
The evening world., 1894-07-11

At the request OF Lawyer Abraham Levy. Judge
Cowirs has set down the t-ill OF Adolph and Mon
taSue Bernhard for tomorrow. They under
indictment for robbng their employer, Isaac Levy,
Mercer street fur dealer OF about 600 In
March, 1895
The evening world., 1894-07-11

The 9 O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening"
World contain more sporting news
Of Interest thsa sas be tound n
aay other evening nswspaDss.
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Bloomingdale Bros, 5 5ss and e so5S is:

that there was no intention to even
harass Mr.. Wellman. but that in Mrs,
Thurow's case they must insist that she
be let alone.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
Mayor schieren Ties a Knot.

Frederick Meyer and Miss Sophia stAnsisr were
nsrrasd a the Brooklyn CITY Hall By Mayor
schisrsn this moaning
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For Sale.

w SctSs
NJ 0T1lln0 Men's. Youths and Boy<
ECLOTIING.r ready made
uI W to order. Ladies' and Misses
Wrapa, Jackets, Capes and
m Suits. all the latest styles and
designs, IN easy weekly "
onFnIr monthly payment,
IktItI 1IaHhattau CIstsiux Co.,
UlII LII L. III. ~ ave bet ssh . ass >ta
Ysnkers BraHci Mutual
Clothing and C'oak o., IGN. Brosdway.
Open Evening" UntiI .. Saturday, 1880.
m sl.HuwEEkLY EUYS
iii hnITTn Watches, Diamonds and
hHM J-werv. Delivered iua-
I'LL IN Il u edistely. y. Y. Watca
iii uAHhH L & JeHeiry On incorp..
nHUI FRANKIE. Sherman, man.
~ ~ - aver, 80 H.. l4th II. third
soor Ta.e elevator. Open saturday evenings
81 Down. Il; $::; e; y: :;!::
tor Close saturdays ats 7. N.
WILCOX h GIBBS, Automatic Do,nsr,le, New
Home. While; singer. liousehoid u. wc.-
tnown krIse. SlS up: good second hand sewiiS
machines rom SO up. or cash or monthly pay
mentx We exchange. rem; AMI repair all siuls
o. machlnes- Krnse MI. Co.. IA + 18th i.
2O3 Grand -.
FOR SALE-teass aad fixtures OF restaurant and
saloon West Ct. below Rector: good bust
hess. For particulars apply John s. Stokes, SC
Broadway.
FOR SALE cheap. new Ealegh Bicycle ~
patent: model a. 3:2 St. Nicholas ave-. Cd
bell
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
HALF 4 BILLION DOLLARS.
specific Appropriations. of the Tifsy-rA,rs
Congress

Washington. Ocs- 16.-Tbe animal
volume OF appropriation. new ottos
etc, required by law to be r.c.parA
under the dir-,Sou Of the oomuit,,y
on appropriations. has just bs,-n cpu.
plete-d by Mr.. r. 4. Cisztves and Mr.
G Courts. clerks respectively OF u.
ssnxte and house committees, ant
shows ttas the ;oenl special zpprup<1a
tons made at the ftrss and s-ccnd s,-
ssooA OF the Fifty third coorc~
amount to 1891. i5s. coo. r-rTnansxst Z,
preparation. Sioi.07s.6so. ma ktns .
eNnd noezi Of fta2- -E3o. SIS. Tue -
p-oprsalSoas by bills are as rollov,.
Agricultural H.-a.e23: dipio<nss.
and consuiar. $i.563.els: Dissrix
Columbia f5.5%5.5Is. fortircaxiocs, q.
43s. oo4: Indian. $40. .d5a. .isss: lexlssty.
executive and judicial. s2l1.ss3: IA
sary acndc<ny. S4ckA35: naval g..
32T. .i2s: pensions. si.5sl, $40: pa.,
once. Ss1 -s3d. $50. rivers And harhs
sil.643. $50: sundry civil. k34. .23 ~,
deficteacy. <ii.sil.oos miscsellansoss
<5TT.a56: prmancnf approp-nuoaS
Ssa2 20, ,6s5.
The new oticsr creat-d are 47s !.
number. at an annual cost OF t6l4-
713Sn. and the Offices omitted a..
t-clsshs-i are as3 In number. nj AZ a.
nual cost of Tx. 800 40. showing
nss reduction ia number OF AS nt
amount S-s>l. .l1of-n The Sala-1sS a.
cx>a0--d arc 10 In number. at = cnss x
SS.74i. and the -alzr-ssr r,edncsd nrs
69. Al an annuai oc-s o. Ses5-srl. &C
mex reduction Of - In numt-T Ans
ns-s increase Ia cS-sf Of S7d-tAs1
The oific,-s created and abolished M
mainly in the following departusas
and BUREAUS.
New otfic=-Civii sxyic. comnk
son. 90 navy department. 1; des<rf
Dent Of tuStAcss =. n!stricS of Colaz
bla- Il. diplomatic and consular ssr-
tcss. IL: naval establishment IL
otfioz al-olLshe,i-r rrs1sury deYar-
meat. i6i. inds-,rrndenf treasury, H.
war department. 3s2: interior deqers
uszlt. >. p-osspsfioe department Z
agricultural department. 1so. cusx
survey. .. military establishment Ii
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
DEMOCRATIC LOVE FEAST.
r-e v.esioas OF the Sev ye<a ps.s<rsa
Moot ~ AIhazy.

Albany, Oct. l6.-The joint uas
meeting held last night by the HI
and Cleveland factions was 4 iiso-ss .
thuxastic joillncattou- Gov. fios1
was put down for the main sp-crt-
speaking In substance as follows;
.-F-llow D,snoc-a:>-This Is = tz<
when DcxDccTsafss Should stand up snk
be counted. and II | do Dot rr.S2ka
the f.cling of ti-e rank and Ole h th2
th.y an. In line for hattie"
The governor warmly comnecae
Senator Hlil as statesman and De-
o1at-
Continuing. h. szaid. This n q dat.
struggle with the party which gave =
the Mckinley bill In 1880. Tbos. VIC
Inflicted our pe,--nt evils upon US ncS
ask rsptorati.n To power. wh.n -
country Is just s,<ttng over tfsr drunk
en- d.hauch In which they i.-ft !
Our country Is scSting over lbs dsfrs
son and In another year We VIII .
prosperous as nation. and %
basis that will b. enduring Tnsrr
no; line In the silver bill written
your inurcst. bssrause any law raaa
tends to make the currency Of y
country unstable Is nor In the innfsa
of labor OF cnpital. but to the hur,
both
We have revised the tariff and toFs
Is not a line In IL which should rcfns
the wages OF workingmsD one o0'
lower than they were In lssr
Hon Bowke Cochran was nav
ducsd by Governor Flower 1um.S
Sous applause. lasting some urne' ~ y.
lowed the name OF the gentleman IL
Cochran spoke af some length
Congressman Cochran was ioudI!
planded at every point. and eslsse
at the mention OF the names Of Ca's
land. Flower and Hill The apPlans
was tumultuous when the spesikd ~
p.aled for religious toiersttkon-
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
An Haae.t rrtse~..

Rarlin. Oct. 16-The kreuI Zeitung
sayS that Princess AllH OF Hesse has
Obtained concessions from the Russaan
holy synod such as no princess N
Ike position ever before secured =
embracing the orthodox faitA- ihs
princess. according % the neNspap-'f
mentioned. will not deciarc her former
ralis-iau 10 b. aecursed. nor viii she
sfata that her conversion Is due 10 the
cnnyirtion thar the ruth lie~ not with
her own. but with the Russian churcn-
II Is added that the holy synod will bs
satisfied with n simple dss,iaraiion Ihnt
the princess joins the Greek church ln
order TO be " the same religion AZ heT
future husband.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
JUDGE scoTTis DEFIANT.
He NuIiih~s the Action of Five Brother
judges

Omaha. Neb-. Oct l6-The unusual
scene Of one district judge defying the
authority of FIVE other judges of the
district sitting as a court was wit
messed in Omaha and is likely to pro
woke some very peculiar situations be
fore being settled The desire Of Editor
Rosewater OF the Bee. who Is charged
with libel, by ex-Sherin Bennett to be
tried by some judge other than Judge
c. R. Scott, who is notoriously violently
prejudiced in the premises. caused the
trouble On the editors appeal to the
other five judges they decided TO hear
the case and cited the editor TO appear
at a. m tomorrow for trial When
Judge Scott was notified OF the judges
decision he declared that the case could
not be transferred from the Criminal
branch Of the court He then made
an order nullifying the action OF the
i've judges and ordering Mr.. RosewateF
to appear before him AT 9 a. IN. to-mor
row for trial While court was in ses-
sion he delivered himself OF the follow
ing:
I'VE have now met at the cross roads
and / do not propose to take either
side. but instead l am going to tread
right In the middle OF the road Her.
/ am. an American citizen e. years Of
age and stand upon 4 broad gauge plat
form that will permit me TO give every
man a fair and impartial trial. II /
did not want TO give Rosewater fair
trial the motion might be excused
There is no law TO take this case OF
my docket and it will stay there. II
there is any monkeying about II some
one is going to be cited to appear for
contempt, and l think l am a pretty
good authority on contempt"
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
Ml.. w,n, :, rhll.a,Irhl.

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct l5.-Miss Ida
b Wells OF Memphis, Tenn. the young
colored woman who has been leading
a crusade both here and In England
against the lynchinc OF negroes In the
South, was present to-day at the Rap
tist ministerial conference She made
a brief speech on the subject of lynch
ing, and the conference adopted rcso-
lutions condemning lynching and call.
ing on the authorities to enforce the
laws
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
A New and odd stamp

The ''bicycle stamp which was
brought into existence in San Fran
cisco by the railroad strike, is likely
to be much priced by stamp collectors.
For more than fortnight San Fran
cisco was practically cut of from all
railroad communication. and q bicycle
mail service was gotten up by the
agent OF a bicycle manufacturer be-
tween that city and Fresno, q distance
Of about 210 miles 1t continued for
four days, when the blockade was
raised Stamps and stamped envel-
opes were hastily designed and several
hundred printed, the stamps being
sold at 25 cents apiece and the envel-
opes at 80 cents. OF the $50 letters
carried. Sl5 were stamped and 40
were sent in stamped envelopes Used
specimens are already commanding a
high premium in San Francisco. the
papers of that city say, as high as IS
being paid for the stamps. while the
used envelopes are expected to bring
from IS 10 $40 each
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
MUST NOT CAMPAIGN.
Attorney General oin~y Call. Down /.
Politician.

Washington. Oct i6.-The attention
OF Attorney General olney was to-day
called TO a statement in 4 telegram
from yinton. Iowa that Attorney 4. :.
Sells has been instructed 10 cancel his
campaign engagements Mr. olney
said that Mr.. Sells had written him on
the subject OF his taking an active
part In the campaign. and In rsply the
following letter had been ssnt io him
1T is contrary to the rule of this de
par-meut-uniforInly laid down In
every case In which application had
b--en made-thai district attorneys
should actively participate in political
campaign wock-"
IL was said at the department OF jus
tice that substantially the same r,s-
plies had been sent 10 a number OF
district attorneys from all sscrions OF
the country who had written. making
inquiry on the subject and that the
rule stated by Mr.. olney was an old
one from which there has been no de
Walton In the replies sent ia answer 10
inquiries on the subjsrt.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
FOUR YEARS FOR MURDER.
George W. Bate. Sentenced for killing J.
T. Jaek<on at sheridan Lake

George W. Bates Sentenced for killing J.
I. Jaek<on at sheridan Lake
Denver. Oct ia special TO the
Republican from Sheridan Lake, Colo,
says;
The Bates-Jack>on murder case.
which has occupied the attention Of thn
District court for the past eight days,
came to 8 close to-day. when the jury.
after being out twenty hours. returned
a verdict of guilty OF voluntary man
slaughter against George W. Bates
The history OF the crime dates back
TO the fourteenth OF last April. Joseph
L Jackson. pumpnsn for the Missouri
Pacidc 1t = small station called Stuart.
six miles east of this place, was on his
way TO work on the morning OF the
above date. when be was met by Geo
W. Bates and William Bates. his son.
whose ranch adjoins the pump house.
and with whom Jackson bad had some
trouble over the right Of way through
Bates land
The evidence adduced st the trial
went TO show that Bates, who was
armed with Winchester rifle carrying
an explosive bullet opened hre on
jackson Jackson turned and ran un-
Ill felled by n bullet In. the heel from
the gun of elder Bates. Jackson was
taken to the Missouri Pacific hospital
at Kansas City. where he died a month
later, since which time Bates and his
sou have been confined in the county
jail here
Judge Elweil passed sentence to-day
upon the prisoners. giving to Geor-e
W. Bates four years In the p-enitentiary
and acquittal FOR the son
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
RIO oRANDE ELECTION.

Annual Meeting Held nj Denver Tuesday
Denver. Oct l6.-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Denver
x Rio Grande railroad was held to-day
in the Office Of President 1eff.ry-
About s. per cent OF the stock was
represented. and the following board
Of directors was elected;
George Coppell. New York city;
William Mertens. New York City:
Charles C Beaman. New York City:
Arthur Coppell. New York City; John
Lowber Welsh. Philadelphia. Pa; Ed
mund Smith. Philadelphia. Pa; Ed
ward t. Jeffery. Denver, Colo; Ed
ward o. Wolcort Denver. Colo.
Chairman Coppell. on presenting the
annual report made few comments
on the financial showing.
The annual meeting Of the directors
will be held in New York City on Nov.
l for the purpose Of electing ofticers OF
the board.
There is no doubt but that the pres
ent officers will be reelected
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
Goa, Palace for Florence

Florence, Colo. Oct ia scheme
"a nn foot headed by z IL Martin to
ss,ura FOR Florence a coal PALACE some
,hInv after the plan Of the Mineral
paiac., 81 Pueblo. The structure OF
con-se win be built OF coal 10 be FUR
nished By the coal companies near tio, re,
anr,. and will accommodate about 200
n.soole. and Its sine will be 400 by %"
feet
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

,,~b, The lock of the switch was bro
sen and II was partially turned lne
engine and tender fell over upon -. -
- Tha fireman and engineer weTe
,h-s,,rn under them but fortunately
snstsIned no serious injuries They
ws.r,. able to crawl ont OF the ~reSA, -
me track was cleared In time 70. tne
,asssre OF trains to-day. There Is no
cline TO the miscreants-
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
ran,.,n, Aesssl,l.a % ssre.r.

Grand junction. Colo. Oct ld-Ai
7, O'Clock last night the jury In the
FontaIne murder case returned yer
dict OF acquittaL Fontaine was ac-
cused by his wife Of numbering their
,nf,nt child. but the bad character OF
,h.s woman and the insufficient eyi-
denee produced rendered II doubtful
thar the injuries leading to Its death
ver,, inflicted by Foutaine.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
Killed by = Robber.

Ashland. Ohio. Oct 16.-Yesterday
Byron Eby's house al Miffin was rob
bed The robber went TO Jeromeyille.
but his description preceded him and
Marshal Isaac Heffelfinger OF that
town tried to arrest him in barn. Ia
escaping the robber turned on the mar.
shal and shot him in the right breast
He will die. The murderer is closely
pursued and will probably be run down
before night