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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30
James B. HOlderbaum.


llsrafe % Peter p H'ouEh. late ef Cusmaholinx
township, -ouaers-i couuty, Pa. der ..
Lettcr. tfsta1lcEtlry on tle above estate haV-
ing been granted tu t1e ullerslg1 g1ci 1y The rnun-
erlurlo-lfy. notlce T. here1g EiFcn o. Al per-us
indebted to said estate 10 make iuuelialc Ear-
uleui and rlose hzFilE claims agailss the 49,
Wiz prC ut then t1r ilaileui tlly autheufEE-
tct. on saturday. Iule glh. lsli a. she late re--
celcg OF deceased in Qlemahcuug tow nzkip
AAEON BlOT6H.
slauions Nils r. a.
SAMCEL p ZIMMERMAN
DzvlisEille =. %
Executors Of Peter J. Biough. dee a.
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CALL AT THE sARuArN STORE.

The Bargain Store. on the southeast cor
ner Of the Diamond. Somerset, Pa, is the
best place in the county TO secure bargains in
Jewelry, Groceries. Tinwsre, Glassware, Sta
tionery, Notions, Cigars and Tobacco.
JAMES CAssEDAY.
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A pNLNIsTRAToR.s NoTICE.

Estste Of Henry Rayman. dec a, late % Brothers-
valley township.
Letters testa1nentary on the above estate haV-
iug been granted ts tne uni-rsz zle-i By the prop
er authority. Eoiice il lere1g given % al peru-s
knowing tleTi-elve. iudenied % said estate 90
maze immediate payment and those having
Gains against the same - present them duly
Authenticated fer settlement 0l saturday JliF
lffh, -, al the home Of decd
S = FORNEY
Adulfui-f-ztor
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The Worlds Fair Rebuilt for the
Pages of History.

The Book Of the Builders" one OF the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued is now being offered by The Pits
burg Dispatch to IFS readers. 1t is beyond
question the greatest offer ever made BY q
newspaper. See The Dispatch for full infor-
nation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

The Reformed Chassis at Hyndman.
The Somerset Classis Of Pitts5urg Synod,
Reformed Church in the United States met
in It's Sd annual session on wednesday,
evening, May 16. 1891, in the Reformed
Church at HyndmAn, Pa
The opening sermsn was preached by Rev
VIM. Rupp, D d the retiring president
a great deal Of important business was
transacted. among which was granting per
one at Garrett, sni the other at a point be-
tween Hyndman and Cumberland. The
following is the statistical report Of the
EasSis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

At the election Of officers on Thursday
morning DR.. A. z. Kremer sas elected pres
iden, for the ensuing term and Rev. A J.
Heller, treasurer. Ellis S. Hay. Of Ber-
lin. having completed his theological
course, was licensed TO preach and dismissed
to.LlrcAster Classis Eastern Synod.
Cassis adjourned on Monday morn-a, to
meei in annual session next year in the ST.
PauTs or Wilhelm chugc-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

A large number Of western people have
takea advantage Of the low railroad rates
offered By the B. s o., on account Of the
Brethren Annusl Meeting at Neysrsdals, to
visit their friends and relatives iu this coun-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30
RIDE A BICYCLE.

Columbia, Reading Flyers, and Fashions,
both ladies snd gen.lemen's wheels opened
this week al James B. Holderbaum's Hard
ware Store
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No Court Next Week.

Jurors, witnesses and suitors are hereby
notified that the venire drawn for second
week Of May term of court, commencing
Monday, June 4th, has been Cancelled, and
that their attendance upon the court IS
not required.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

Tie meeting Of the STATE Board Of AEri-
culture IN this place next week promises 70
attract an immense crowd Of people, MOI
o1ly from Somerset county but from all
uver the western part Of the State Cover
nor PAitison vii be pres.at th-olyh1ut
The meeiisg and Is billed for an ADDE'S.
Oar farmsrs can no; sffori to neglect this
opportunity 70 hear some OF the ablest
spe-kers in the country talk on subjects Of
vital inporsance % szricnllnrsllsis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

Wm- B C0f-Oib has completed the regis
Try o. voteu Tor this borou h and has en-
rolled therein ths nanes Of As Eoters the
largest number ia the history of s3msrsst.
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AT yesterday afternoons session Of Court
Judge Lonzenecker directed that the Jurors
and witnesses summoned 10 be in attendance
upon the Court next week b. notified that
they need not attend. This action was made
neoessAry from the fact that material vii
aess-s ia thetEelse OF fifteen cases growing
cut Of the troubles ofthe Capital City Mu-
inal Fire InsGrance Company Of Harrisburg
can not be present. All OF the other cases set
FOR trial were continued It Is probable that
AspeciAl term Of court viii be held in Jaly.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Thursday, May sIst, Next.
A ssIGNEEs NOTICE.

NofiCe = hereby given hat Jonathan smith
and wife Of -toyestlEn boruugh, somerset cuuu-
D.. Pa, have made voluntary ASH igumeut 20 ne
0f al their es tate. real, personal and mixed. Ia
trust for the benefit OF The creditors Of the said
jonathan smith All persons having elaiIns
against the sad Jonathan smith viii present
them o. the undersiE Entd duiy authe1licaIe-i on
saturday. July IN. i.34 az the residence Of the
sad Jonathan smith. In The borough Of -ioyes-
tOFn, Fa-. ami al persons owing said jonathan
smith VIII MAKE immeil ate payment %
JOHN H. ZIMMERMAN
Assignee
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H. H. Smith, representing W. H. Clouse,
the well known Bedford county woolen
manufacturer, was caller al the HERALD
Office yesterday. He viii visit all of his
many patrons in this county during the
coming summer and exchange manafactur-
ed goods for wool or cash.
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The GsnuIna

Hoods. Pierce's, Paynes' and many other
patent medicines aIsays in stock, and all
sold at reduced prices at II. L. Sipe's siores
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4 ssIGNEEs NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that Jcsius Walker. OF
the township Of summit. % deei of voluntary
Alignment. dated the l5lh day 0f March l-a+
assigned % NAH "a r Walker. ia ruIsI for the
benefit % The en- dit1rs % said Justls Walker. all
tne es.ate real and personal, 0f the sai1 iustus
Walker that the aid Mahiou K Walker bay-
ing decIIe1 tue said trust, the Cont Of Common
Pleas Gf Somerset coIliy did. on The Isth day Of
NAY. is34 appoint the undersigned a. Assignee
aforeszii in place and scad ID aid Nahion K.
M zit er resigned All persous indebted 70 said
JusIUs Hslser VIII make immeIiiafe payment
and those having claims aud demands VII pre-
sent the same without delay % ne a. : neIset
Pa.
JOHN r SCOTT
Assilsuee OF J usllls "A alker.
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suEar D-paiy- William Powell. Of Bsr-
hn. Eeeaed ~ ST Pounds of maple sugar
dlnng The pas season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

The Ps,>sat vesk would b. q good time
for Lou Smith 70 tsks a osuszs Of the
MstroF5lis
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( ssIGYEE's NOTICE.

Notice 8 hereby given that Mahl0n r. Walker
snd bis wife, AlzuIna, Of the township Of sun
Uit by deed of Vol IuLs-y Assi gnm-uI. dated the
ls-h day of April l~3i have ssfsnef 20 John 4
scot. of the Doruusl Of >01nerset. Pa. In trust
FOR the benefit % the creditors OF said MahiOu K
walker. AL the estate. real aud personal. 81 the
sai1 M- K. Walker All pcr.cEs luGe hied % said
MEh-ul T. Walker VII M Ike Immediate pay
ue1t % The saif Assignee, and tle-e having
delsy.
JOHN r SCOTT.
Assignee af Mahlon 2 Walker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

Aanis viis of Nahi0u Yoler. died Al her
home 10 Bsusoa a. 10 O'Clock l4st Tuesday
night frum Consumption, Ssei - years-
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A SsIGYEEs NOTICE

Soice s hereby gwen That sol mon Hershher-
ger and wife, OF XIX Lick township. Somerset
comfy, Pa. have made Voluntary Assignment
% ne of ali their estate. real and uerscuAl and
mixed 81 trust FOR che heusit % the creditors -
ssid S1lo1nau Uershbergsr. al person. haFiug
claims against saif solomon Her.hberger will
present them % the undersi Ened duiy zEtheufi-
Gated and al persons oN Ing said solomon Herzh-
berger viii make immediate payment 70
JONAS = HEkSHBERG ER
John T. scott AsigEee.
Att0rner GraufsVile nd
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A DNIINIsTRAToRS NOTICE.

Estate Of Geo. ". Benf5ud, late OF Somerset boz
ough deed
elters of administration having been granted
b. the proper Authority, lo the undersigned. no.
tee i hereby given o. al persols indebted %
said estate % make tmmelilte payment, and
those having clails aga lSt said estate viii pre-
sent them duly authenticated Tor settlement ald
allowance az the late residence of the deceased,
Oh Saturday, June I'd. Isgi
MRS. MARGARET BENFORD.
AdrniuiSrrarriN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

The Hynimsn Bals'.a has been greatly
improved since Eiiior Alien has assumed
cl1trol- TIE Improvement is marked in
bah the toas AID Appearance Of the plpsf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

DF WP. shsE has desdsa 10 remove
from Salisbury 70 H,eriin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30

Iaf SALISBURY Sip Val suspend publicz-
toa aaer its issue Of tbs week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-30
BINDER TWINE

for cash in SON bales. We sell Sisal Tvine
for cents and Manila for cents per D.
New TSine just received and guaranteed.
JAMES B. HoLDERB4-N.
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Highest of all in Leavening Poer-Ia,est u Govt Report
R@!Aa!I! q! RRsklRs Rsxdssi!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
To wool crowersl

Having bcush; and greatly improsei tie
Wooden Nil f5fneIlT oEcs3 by J. q Kant
ner, we are prepared TO Do Cariins. Sp.ning
Weaving. etc, on short notice, and a, the
lowest possible prices. Farmers, 81 the low
price wool Is selling Il viii pay yOu 10 have
your wool worked Up for your own use.
Learn our prices for cardiag and spinning.
We have on hand Flannel Skirting, Carpet,
Stocking Yarn. etc which Ee viii exchange
for wool Also pay cash for wool.
KASTxEE & Co.
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Aoram Long, 8 prominent and well
known citizen Of Milford township. died at
the home of MS son, Jerry, on Monday i,
Nay 2lst, aged p years, 6 months and 2s
days. He had been consistent member OF
the Reformed Church for q number Of years.
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A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
DOTTED SWISS,

All "iU1l> anu 81 leS Vi DTdlueo
for Dress Trimming.
All colors Moire silk. Changeable
SILK, Surah silk, etc, for trim
ming and waists.
A complete line Of Serges, Henri
ettas and fancy Wool and SILK
Dress Goods.
Cheap Wool Dress Goods in great
variety.
Baby Dresses and Baby Goats, long
and short.
Baby Caps and Hats 10 suit all.
All kinds Of goods for Children's
Dresses.
Lace Curtains from soc. a pair up.
Serim from 5 to Zoe.
A large assortment Of Ladies
Misses and Children's Under
wear.
Beautiful Table Spreads, cheap
handsome ties in Silk and Cot
ton.
SILK Gloves and Mits in great vari-
ETY..
The best line of CORSETS to be
found.
Hundreds Of articles in Notions,
and Trimmings that cannot be found
elsewhere. The best line Of FAST
cOlOred Stockings, either in Black
or Colors.
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On Deck This Week.
The Reformed Chassis at Hyndman.

A large line Of Fishing Tackle now on
sale az JAxEs 3. HOLDEEBAUN's.
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Notice 70 Contractors.

sealed pr0p0sals rs q, bs received & = the man
ufzcture Of fWO Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Brick 20 90 bill uusf De received or or
before the =, day q My. lssL
For inturmaf lou apply o r =. Hsy Secretary
o. Building Committee Sali-bury Pa
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sCUToR's NOTICE.


Estate of David Weimer. deed
Letters testamentsry on the above estate hsr-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned oy the prgp-
indebted % said estate % make immediate pay
men. and those having claims against The ss1ne
VIII present them duly sutheuIicated ior settle
msut % the executor a. his residence la
Redwood borough, oa Thursday June zlst. "a.
T. b. MILLER.
Executor
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-t.rs-sof snsls Driving Hsr-
frf ills-sz
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
THE DEATH RECORD.

BERNARD FISCHER, retired capitalist OF
Milwaukee.
LADAS CHANDLER, pioneer of Central II.
linois, at Monticello, Ills.
LAURA SCuIRMER MAPLEsoN, the oper.
attic singer, at New York.
LOUIS HAAGEN, prominent citizen Of Al
ton, Ills.
Captain PATTERSON SHARPE, we'll.
known resident Of Elgin, at Bloomington,
Ills.
DIR. JOSEPH HODBISs, one Of the fore
most surgeons Of the country, ut Madison,
Wis.
CONSTANCE Kenmore COOPER WooLsoS,
the authoress, ut Venice.
Colonel LYMAN j. HIssoHG, wealthy citi.
zen Of Fostoria, o.
A. +, BROWN, ono Of the Oldest lawyers
In Iowa, at Waverly, la.
JACOB STRAwN, wealthy citizen OF Jack
sonville, Ills.
u. !. BALDWIN, well known merchant Of
Cleveland, o.
ALEXANDER NELSON, d. D., OK president
OF Washington Female college, at Della.
ware, u.
Rev. j.. w. CLINTON, we'll known kstho
W ninists1. ~ vissvA Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
The Bill Against Carlisle,

WAsHINGToS, Jan. @.-Sovcreign's bill
against Carlisle asks that the secretary
and Ibis confederates' may be required to
make answer on oath under what basis Of
statute or of necessity they claim the right
to issue the bonds specified in the recent
treasury circular. and to specifically
answer whether such bonds are to he made
payable in United States gold coin or 9TH
erwise and why the necessities, If any, ex-
isting, should not be met by the coinage
Of silver now in the possession of the de.
p%artment, and especially why it is pro-
posed to sell bondsto agreater amount than
is required to make up the deficit In the
hundred million gold reserve. The ques.
ton Of admission of the bill in court will
he argued today.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
Expect Congressional Action.

TERRE HAUTr, Ind, Jan. 3i.-General
Master Sargent Of the Brotherhood of
Firemen returned from Washington
where he has been in consultation with
Senator Voorhees, and Representative
McGam Of Illinois concerning matters
of vital interest to the brotherhood. A
bill has been prepared and will I've intro
ducci soon in both branches of congress
to prevent federal Judges from restrain
ing railroad employees from striking. Mr..
Sargent will meet tho grand officers Of
the brotherhood at st. Paul Thursday
when the final action will be taken on
the order served on them in the courts
i'll the Northern Pacific case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
GOVERNORS PLAN DEVELOPS.
Both Men Arrested After tho Fight-The
Bloody Chasin Bridged.

"o'" ''e" ..'',s'." w y r's"'-Ahe
'c"y 'n"'n nrioseo
After tue hSht the governors plan de-
veloped. Corbett left the ring first and
after dressing went to his carriage, where
he found the sheriff with a warrant for
his arrest for fighting. Mitchell followed
Later and yyas also arrested IJs Ind on,v
one little mark on his face and said he felt
s.nau aa h"a,a, Ji1 in,. nnJ - r,;.Iu
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
Colorado House Passed Several nils.

DENVER. Jan. 3i.-The time Of the
house Tuesday was mainly occupied In
passing several bills providing for the
construction Of roads and bridges. The
senate met ut 9 o'clock for the first time
since Friday, Governor Waite's message
in reply to the senate's resolution asking
him to prorogue the legislature. wss
read. Senator Mckinley introduced =
concurrent resolution providing for an
adjournment sine die on Feb. q, which
went over under the rules.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
STRUCK A SNAG AT LAST.
The Beading Brothers Show tho Coward
Ice of 10 Mob.

ice of u Mob.
Here the rioters met determined resist
ance and were checked. With repeating
Winchester rifles in their hands Thomas
r., William and Harry Beading stood
their ground and opened fire upon the
mob us 1t advanced. They fired four
~volleys in quick succession, fatally wound
ing n and injuring a half dozen others.
After the fourth volley the rioters turned
and fed pIecipitately down the hill. At
this moment n train bearing Sheriff Rich
ards and forty deputies pnlled into Bead
ling and the officers quickly alighting
started in pursuit of the rioters, firing as
they ran. The chase was n long and hot
one, but finally sixteen were overtaken
and captured.
Previous to this the mob had started out
to stop all work In the Mansfield district
and to burn, IL necessary in the accomplish
mcnt of their object, all the coal property.
They first went to the Armstrong mine,
just outside of Woodville. They threw a
vOlley of stones through the windows of
the tipple-house. Attracted by the shouts
of the attacking men the miners issued
forth from the pits, when they were set
upon, beaten, and compelled to flee for
their lives. None of them was seriously
hurt. Then with increased numbers they
marched to the Steen company's mines,
but found tie working force there too
large to be attacked with certainty of VIC
tory.
So they went by, contenting themselves
with volleys of curses on the men Mt work.
They next attacked the Pittsburg Fuel
%company's works and drove the miners
away, many being hurt. Then they threw
cars from the tipplc and committed other
similar acts of vandalism. Reaching the
Block Coal %company's works ut Federal
they drove the men from work and Their
went to the Wicks and Beachmont mines,
destroying property all along the route.
En- route to the mines of A. j.. Shuttle a.
Co the mob wrecked the store building Of
CT. Mayer aud capped the climax of van.
dalism IA short time later.
When they reached Shutte's works they
forced their way into the Office and over
turning the stove set fire to the building.
Then procuring oil they poured it over the
tipple and with brands from the burning
office soon had the tipple blazing from a
score of different places. The Pan Handle
c%olnpany's works suffered next. Here tho
mob also fired the tipple after compelling
the miners to flee for their lives. Leaving
destruction in its wake the mob then took
up the march to the Beading mines and
here they met tho surprise of the day,
given them by the Beading brothers az
narrnted In the foregoing. Deputies were
Immediately put on guard at all the min
ing properties in the district anti every
preparation was made TO give the mob u
very warm reception IL they make my
more demonstrations,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
JULeSsuRo TRACK AGREEMENT.
Union Pacific must discontinue Runnin
Trains Over That usranch.

Union Pacific a;ust Discontinue Running
Trains over That branch.
DENVER, Jan. 81. Frank Trun,bull,
receiver of the Gulf road. has received n
letter from the receivers of the Union
Pacific informing him they had obtained
an order from the United States circuit
court ut Omaha directing them not to
continue the performance Of the trackago
agreement to- run trains over the Jules
burg branch, hut allowing them to keep
the agreement to have the Gulf road
trains run over the Cheyenne branch.
Mr.. Trumbull. in a supplemental Pc
tition filed here, asks that in the United
States court the action Of the Union Pa
citc receivers in deciding to break the
traffic contracts be passed upon and such
orders made y the court may think
proper. Mr.. Trumbull says the entire
property covered in the traffic contracts
is within the jurisdiction of the Denver
courts and the Union Pacific receivers
are subject to the order of this court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
TWO CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
The Republicans Succeed In Electing
1uigg In u Democratic District.

The Republicans Succeed In Electing
nuiRg in u Democratic District.
New York. Jan. 3I.-The special
elections Tuesday for two congressman
in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth districts
resulted in an even distribution ~ far a.
the political parties gro concerned. but
the Republican are rejoicing over their
signal victory in the Fourteenth district.
There the Republican candidate. Lemuel
Ely Quigg, led his rival, William L..
Brown, by 803 votes, and thus succeeds
to the seat left vacant by Colonel John
Fellows, Democrat, now district attor-
ney. In the Fifteenth district Isidor
Strauss was elected over Frederick ST.
grist, Republican. Mr.. Strauss succeeds
A. p. Fitch, Democrat, now comptroller
Of this city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02

CHICAGO, Jan @-CATTLE-None Of the
offerings Ind the quality 10 bring as much as
500 and exceedingly few got above si25,
From si.2j to 40 bought fair TO pretty good
lWO 20 1850 lb steers, and there is where the
bulk sold,
HOGS-Considcrably lower prices for hogs
had 20 be accepted, Within an hour after the
opening buyers had forced the market back To
the extent Of 10, and they held II there TO the
end. The best heavy and medium weight hogs
sold of 10 SjD and SjiU was an outside quo.
tation for light weights. Thu largest part Uf
the trading being at sj.5b5 .p for the forIscr
and 81 lJG5.25 for the latter. The close was
weak.
SlIEEP-Thcy were salcable ut 81 .J103. rs
for poor to extra, aud there WAS n demand for
lambs ut S).D6titD for inferior Ia choice. Ex.
ira lambs were quoted az high rs 81 %.
Receipts-Cattlc, SOD head; calves, 3O;
hogs, $500; sheep, l2,Go,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
Mako short Work M Rioters.

%PlrTsBURG, Jan. 3i.--It is the intention
Of the Allegheny county authorities Ia
make short work of the Mansfield coal
region rioters. The 80 men are now in
Jail here and were given hearings on the
charge of unlawful assembly. The cases
were taken to tho grand jury and 10
minutes later true bills were found
against the entire party. 1t Is possible
the cases will be called in court this
week and railroadel through.