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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

JUDoE JOHN T.. HANNA. aged 90. the
Oldest practicing lawyer in Ohio, died
AT his home I'm McConnellsville.
THE Colorado democrats In conven-
ton at Denver nominated C. G..
Thomas. Of Arapahoe county, for gov
ernor.
Tux following congressional nom
nations were made;
Michigan. Fifth district. J. J. Tibhetts (pop);
seventh. n. q. shower (rep); Eleventh. John
Avery trep) renOminated. Wisconsin. Third
district G. NJ Butt (dem.); Sixth b. T.. Van
Kouren (pro); Ninth, Thomas Lynch tdem).
Indiana. Fifth district. Rev. X u. Lindsay
tpro). Texas. Fifth district. J. w, Bailey
(dem.) rcnominated. Colorado, second district.
John c. Bell trep) rcuominated. Mary
land. Second district william B Baker
(repD. Ohio. Thirteenth district. w, r.
Haynes (icm.l. Minnesota, Eighth dis
trict. A. r. Keller (rep) renomiaated Ala
bama First district, r. II. Clark; second. j.
+. Stalings Third. T.. Harrison, Fourth. NJ.
l.. Wood. Fifth. j. T.. Cobb. seventh. w, q.
benson. Eighth. Joseph Wheeler; Ninth. O..
w Underwood an democrats South Caro-
lima, First district William Elliott, Second,
w j. Talbert (renomlnated). Third A. G. Lat
inner trenominated); Fourth, Sturteyant VIII
som Finn, Dr. T. j. Strait renomlnated);
sixth, John T. McLarin (renomlnated); sew
enth, DR. William stokes, all democrats.
URBAN A. WOODBURY., the republican
candidate, was elected governor of
Vermont by 10000 majority.
SAMUEL j. KirlSwood. Iowa's war
governor, was buried az Iowa City,
thousands following the body to the
grave.
PoPULIsTs OF Iowa met in convention
at Des Moines and nominated a full
state ticket headed by ). Il. Crane, of
Davenport, for secretary of state. The
platform indorses the Omaha platform,
favors the free and unlimited coinage
OF silver and opposes the Issue of any
more bonds by the national govern
ment.
SENATOR JoNEs, OF Nevada, has with
drawn from the republican party be-
cause OF It's attitude toward silver and
will identify himself with the popu-
lists.
DR.. JAMES c. WILLING, president OF
the Columbian university at Washing
ton, ID. G.. died at Hartford, Conn, OF
heart failure, aged 90 years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
LATER.

CHARLES A. BusIEr., OF Laconia, was
nominated for governor by the New
Hampshire republican convention. The
platform denounced the democratic
administration, it's Hawaiian and
financial policy, and held IL response
BILE for the business depression.
ALL employees OF the Union Pacific
railway have been notified 10 abstain
from any participation in politics.
THE commissioner OF internal reve-
nue. snys that persons who have in
comes OF over $4,000 n year must be
ready 20 pay the tax on January next.
The trial Of American Railway union
officers for contempt OF court was be-
gun before Judge Woods in Chicago.
JAMES A. WARD, OF Pierre, was nomi-
mated for governor by South Dakora
democrats I'm convention at Sioux Falls.
A free silver resolution was defeated.
A FIoHT near Boston between Jack
Dempsey and Australian Billy" Nc
earthly was declared draw at the end
OF the twentieth round.
WEBER Bios, Milwaukee dry
goods firm, failed for 500. 900.
FoRgsT fires continued 10 rage in
northern Wisconsin. Fisher Meadow
was wiped out and Barnum was said
Go be In danger
GEN. GEORGE SroNEMAN, governor OF
California In 1883 and n conspicuous
figure in the civil war, died Ia Buffalo,
n. Y.
THE Minnesota democrats I'm con-
vcntion at ST. Paul nominated George
l.. Becker, OF ST. Paul, for governor.
The platform denounces the protective
tariff; indorses President Cleveland's
administration, and favors free coin
age Of silver whenever IL can be ne
complished consistently with the main
tcnancc OF n sound and stable currency.
TuE little mining town OF Scotch
Valley, Pa, was swallowed mp by the
giving away OF n mines supports IL
wns feared a number OF lives were lost
THE steamer Miranda, with DR..
Cooks arctic excursion party OF board.
strucRa hidden reef of the coast OF
West Greenland and was abandoned.
FoREsT ilfes have spread 20 the Cam
adam northwest Six persons were
reported 20 have been burned TO death
along the Rainy river
GOV. WAITE was renominatcd by the
Coloradopopulist convention at Pueblo.
TIM monthly statement OF the treas
ury department at Washington showed
net decrease ia the circulation in
August amounting in the aggregate 20
nearly Sl1. 600. 900. The total circula-
tion Of the country was placed at
si,04G. 07i, tsi. or a per capita of s2s.9o,
against 81, $50, 800, 67i September 1. 1898
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
a MoB,s WORK.
six Arrested Negroes Are Shot 20 Death
Ia Tennessee


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 4. "A mob
of armed and masked farIntrs inter-
cepted an officer on his way 10 Milling
ton with six negro prisoners at IL
o'clock Friday night and shot tho
handcuffed prisoners dead In the wagon
In which they were being hauled TO
jail for trial
Recently there have been a number
of fires in the vicinity OF Millington
under such circumstances as 10 indi-
cate that they were the work OF an or
ganized gang OF incendiarles. Cotton
gins, numerous barns and other out
houses, and one or two DWELL
ings have been burned and the
diabolical work eliminated in the
destruction of the buildings on
the fair grounds at Millington. Sew
eral negroes were charged with com
plicitysin these deeds of arson, and
yesterday evening Deputy Sheriff kich-
ardson arrested Dan Hawkins, Glenn
White, Warner Williams, John Hughes,
Ed Hall and Robert Haines, all col
ored, on warrants charging them with
the crime.
The men were not masked. but nei-
ther the deputy nor the driver, Atkins,
recognized any OF them. None of them
lives IN that community. and IL was
quite dark where the murderous work
was done.
Deputy Richardson Immediately APP
prised the justice of the peace OF
what had been done. A jury was sum
mone6. consisting of four negroes and
eight white men, and an inquest held.
The verdict was in accordance with
the facts as detailed by the only two
witnesses
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

ToRoSro. Ont, Sept. 3. r Forest
fires are raging in various parts Of the
province. AZ Grand Valley many
acres OF crops have been burned. Bush
fires are devastating Bruce coun-
~. near Markham, where a
afty.acre swamp has been burning
two weeks. Around Dundalk whole
fields OF grain and miles OF forest are
destroyed. In Melanthon and Amaran,
the townships near Shelburne, 40 miles
of territory IS on fire and twelve farm
houses have been burned. The whole
mountain range north OF Milton has
been burning three days. Hundreds OF
men are lighting flames.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

A piercing shrek. maddcning swirl,
And the binding storm Is on.
The wind-swopt branches writhe and curl,
The fence and the road are gone;
Not landmark remains on the yewning plains.
And the storm and the night are one.
There arc needles OF sleet In the 10y blast
That pushes against the pane;
There are choking billows OF snow that cast
Their eddying deptas amain.
And whirl with q cry through the falling sky
That moves upon the plain.
Against the stack in huddled fear
The unhouscd cattle wait,
From out the storm rack shrili and clear.
A horse neighs for his mate.
While n man IN the storm with sturdy form
is battling with his fate.
Alas Oh storm, for tho days that dawn
When thy secrets shall be read.
Alas for the aching hearts az home.
With their siokening weight OF dread
Alas for the one who win not come
TIL the SHOWS give up their dead.
-Georgiana Hodgkins, In Youths Companies.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

CHEYENNE. wyo. Sept s.-Thc en-
ormous fruit business handled by the
Union Pacific this year Is without par
allel In the history OF the traffic.
shipments over tho Wyoming division
now average nine or ten trains each day
and the officials think the rush will con-
tinue at least month. One hundred
and sixty-seven special trains Of Cali
fornia green fruit have already been
shipped over the line 10 the eastern
markets Few shipments were made
until the 18TH OF July. ate the strike
was declared off.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
PERSONAL ANp poLITIcAL.

THE following congressional nom
nations were reported: Iowa, Seventh
district, j. II. Bancroft (dem.). Illi-
nois, Sixth district, James j. Linehan
(pop J; Tenth, John Olsen DEM. In
diana, Twelfth district, Freeman KEEL
ley tpop.). Wisconsin, Third district,
&C. NJ. Bullet (pop.); Fifth, s. $. Bar
ney (rep). Mississippi, First district,
L. A. Brown lpop.); Second, John G.
Kyle (dem. renominated. Tennessee,
Eighth district, J. A. McCamm rep.
Texas, Thirteenth district. d. Il. Ken
yon (rep.).
WILLIAM REvELL Moody, eldest son
OF the revivalist, was married TO Miss
Mary White, eldest daughter OF Maj.
ID. w. Whittle, at East Mortified,
Mass
RICHARD McGRIFF, OF Deerheld, Ind,
and VIII McGriff. OF Geneva. Ind, cele-
brated their 9Oth birthday. They are
said 20 be the oldest twins in the
United States
IN an open letter to the republicans
Of New York ex-Vice President Morton
announced hiscandidacy for the guber-
Material nomination.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND arrived at Buzz
Yards BAY, Mass, where he will spend
a brief vacation.
THE republicans OF North Carolina
met In state convention at Raleigh and
Endorsed the populist state ticket
COLORADO prohibitionists nominated
full ticket for state officers, headed
by George Richardson for governor.
CoNGREssMEN were nominated as fol-
lows: Virginia, Eighth district, j. G..
Mason (popJ. Texas, Fourth district,
ID. b. Culberson (dem.) rcnominated.
North Carolinp, Third district. Cyrus
Thompson (pcp. }; Sixth, o. II. Dockery
(rep.).
THE following congressional nomi-
nations were made: Wisconsin. Sew
enth district. G. II. Van Wormer tpop. }.
Iowa, Eighth district. Frank c. Stuart
(pop). Missouri. Thirteenth district,
j. II. Raney (repl. Nebraska. Second
district, James T. Boyd (dem.l; Third,
J. NJ. Devine (pop.).
GES. NATHANIEL T. BANKS. famous
as both soldier aud statesman, died at
Waltham, Mass, after long illness,
aged Is years.
SAMUEL j. KRKwooD. Iowa's war
governor and secretary OF the interior
IN the Garfield cabinet, died at Iowa
City, aged so years.
THEdemocrats elected their entire
state ticket in Arkansas. James r.
Clark, for governor, having from 10, 900
20 10000 majority.
TnE populists nominated G. II. Mar
tin for congress in the Sixth district
OF North Carolina and Henry c Bald
win In the Second district OF Connccti-
cut
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
FATALLY BURNED.
A Man and wife Saturated with Blazing
Alcohol.

Alcohol
SARATOGA, N. ", Sept. 8.-on Fri
day morning a fire started In the labo-
ratory OF Farr & Brightman, manufac-
turers OF fluid extracts, etc, by the
overheating 81 case OF alcohol, caus-
ing its vapor TO ignite. The burning
fluid was thrown upon the garments
OF George r. Newland and his wife,
Mrs. Newland, and at once enyeloped
them In flames. Before the Dire could be
extinguished Mrs. Newland was Sc
verely and probably fatally burned,
and Mr., Newland was badly burned on
the right hip, tho lower part OF the
abdomen and both hands and arms as
far as the elbows Wallace French
and Oscar Guernsey. employed in the
laboratory, sustained severe burns on
their hands and arms in saving Mr..
and Mrs. Newland from death in the
flames. The building was but slightly
DAMAGED
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08


district OF northeastern Minnesota aud
northwestern Wisconsin indicate that
the loss of life and destruction OF
property have not been exaggerated.
While IL Is not possible 10 ascertain
the exact number OF lives lest il Is Ger
tain that between 400 and 500 persons
persisted. The property loss will not
fall short OF $40, 100000.
AT Burbank, o.. the Methodist
church. twelve dwelling-houses and
five barns were destroyed by fire.
BURGLARS entered the Wabash ticket
Office ut Springfield, ILL.,, at the noon
hour and robbed the safe OF $1,000.
Mrs. JoHS CARTER and John Wem-
The woman's husband was arrested on
suspicion.
FoREsr fires were raging In Penn
sylvania, and trenches were being dug
To protect the oil aud gas plants.
SMOKE from forest fires made naviga-
tion dangerous on Lakes Superior and
Michigan.
TIE national irrigation convention
opened at Denver with about 200 dele
-
countries were represented.
HEAVY rains avertcd further danger
from forest fires at many points in
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Mrs. j. McPHEE. her two children
and Miss Mabel Hill were caught IN a
waterspout near Perry. o. T., and
drowned.
Al the bicycle tournament in Palmer,
Mass, Allen Atkins IL years old,
broke the world record for riding
backwards, making a half mile in
2l8s.
THE first national labor holiday was
generally observed throughout the
country.
Ar Seneca Falls, y. Y, three young
men were arrested charged with hav-
ing destroyed property worth $500, 200
by fire.
THE visible supply OF grain in the
United States on the 4th was: Wheat,
90 049, 600 bushels; corn, 3,l5l 900 BUSH
els; oats, 7,240, 600 bushels; rye, 80s, 600
bushels; barley, 800, 600 bushels,
ALL but two Of the nineteen business
houses in Shipman, Ill, were destroyed
DISPATCHES from the upper PENN
sula OF Michigan show that rain in
that region had effectually put stop
10 the forest fires.
THE August coinage was 81, 722, 600
gold and sg76, 900 silver, s74s, 600 Of the
latter being standard dollars.
FIRE destroyed fifty dwellings and
all but two stores in Dows City, Ia,
town OF 900 inhabitants. Loss, $780,
600
DURING a thunderstorm in Wichita,
Kan, Thomas Herman's house was
torn 10 pieces and his two children
killed by lightning.
A Mob took Bourhs, the assailant OF
Mrs Bond from the officers when near
ing WATERFOWL, S. d., and hanged him
70 pole.
OVER 40 corpses OF the victims OF
the forest fires had been already found
in and near Hinclley, Mimi. More
than 600 square miles OF pine land were
burned over and dozen towns were
absolutely swept off the earth.
AT Union City, Ind, Hoult Brothers
butter tub factory and several stores
and residences were burned, the loss
being $1,000
EMIGRATION and anti-emigration fac
tions came into collision near Mill
edgevilie, Ga, and Rev, Ben CASTOR
and six other negroes were shot.
TuE Stark Tool & Machine company
of Buffalo, n. Y, went into the hands
OF receiver with liabilities Of 500, 900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
q. G. puN.s REPORT.
A Gradual Improvement IL Noted In Com
mercial Interests.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.R. q. Dun a.
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says:
"The activity which came with exhausted
stocks and the pressure of delayed fall de-
mands and which was increased by tho re-
moyal OF uncertainty about the tarin. has coo-
tinued with heavy entries OF foreign goods
since the bin became law. The gain Is not
yea what wns expected and business. II good
In comparison with last year, IL stlll
poor in comparison with years preceding. Pre-
sumabiy there has not been time 20 feel the
full effects OF the change, and a gradual gain
will be moro healthy and encouraging than a
spasm odio rise, but the expansion OF conner
cal loans has suddenly ceased, prices OF man
ufacturod products show weakness rather
than strength. and there has been reaction
IA the stock market. prices OF railway stocks
averaging So cents and Of trust stock III per
share lower than "A week ago.
The price OF wheat has risen a shade during
tho week Corn advanced sn cents. while
pork has risen q cents per barrel and lard %
cents per 100 pounds. Fears OF frost, tho crop
being late. are argued as reason FOR quota
lions otherwise unwarrnnted. Cotton has
declined an eighth for the week. but
the year closes with every indica-
tlon OF yield materially exceeding tho
worlds maximum consumption OF American
aud with 10000 bales Of old cotton Ina sight
The demands Tor products OF iron and steel has
Increased. but pricvs tend downward where
any change appears, ns there Il not enough
business yet 10 employ the works Ia operation.
The Failure Record.
Failures are still few and small. For the
third week OF August reported liabilities we're
t2.p76sis, but for three weeks only e. ciff70. Of
which tt,s4a s2s we're manufacturing and a. .set-
tf OF trailing concerns. The average Is only
Ell BEL per firm failing. The failures this week
have been io8 IA tho United States, against 80
last year. and 20 In Canada. against q last
gear"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
me Fafiure Record.


WASHINGTON, Sept 6.--News was re-
ceived here Tuesday OF the death at
Hartford. Conn, OF DR.. James &. Well
ing, president OF the Columbian uni
versity OF this city Heart disease
was the cause OF death. Dr. yelling
was widely known among public men
and persons engaged in literary aud
scientific pursuits.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
The Voice Of the PcopIe

Proclaims one fact rs true, namely, THAI
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters effects a cure
whenever IL Is persistenty used for the all
ments 70 which II is adapted. Among these
are malarlal and dyspeptic ailments, rheu-
matism, nervous aud kidney complaints,
constipation aud biliousness. A Tablespoons
full three times day Is about the average.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
Two Ex.eovERNoRs GONE.

WALTHAM, Mass, Sept. 4.-Nathaniel
Prentiss Banks, soldier aud statesman,
died at his home in this city at 3
o'clock a. IN. Saturday lie had been
critically i'll for some time and his de-
mise was expected.
On the announcement OF Gen.
Banks death the flags OF the public
buildings in the city were displayed at
half-mast and on every side evidence
OF the respect in which the general is
held is conspicuous. The funeral will
take place Tuesday afternoon under
the direction of Mayor Warden and
Col. Ephraim Stevens.
Iowa CITY, Ia, Sept. samuel
j. KirlSwood, lowa's War Governor,
died at 1915 o'clock p. IN. Saturday lie
had been gradually failing for some
time.
Flags are floating at balf-mast in the
city. Expressions OF sorrow and re-
greet are universal among the people.
The funeral service will be held at the
family residence Tuesday at o'clock
p. IN. Prominent officials and friends
from all portions of the state will be
present
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

"Dp that young girl that Tompkins be-
friended az the sea-shore show any graft
tude for what he'd doner "Well. l should
say not She married him.n-lnter Ocean.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

DocToR-"Did you use the powders as
directed. every houri'' Mrs. Giddy-"Yes,
but put on a little paint with them and 10
was great improvements
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

''TnERn are few moro disappointing
things In life,n says the ManayuDg Philoso-
pher, ethan a balloon ascension 70 man
with stiff neck. Philadelphia Record
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

BARKER "Sure this is neither rhyme nor
reason % Griggs-"I know it; but it's the
English Translation OF an Italian opera
to"-Truth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

BRADFoRD, Pa, sept. FOREST fires
are raging all along the line OF the
Buffalo, Rochester Il Pittsburgh rail-
road. Reports from all points on the
narrow gauge roads state that the
woods arc on fire for miles, and the
damage will be heavy unless rain
should fall. The woods along the pike
To Corydon arc on fire FOR miles, and
oil property In the vicinity OF the
west branch is threatened. Should the
Gre spread To the oil field serious con-
sequences would result. On the big
level between Mount Jewett and this
city and the head of the west branch
the woods arc ablaze. and several
oil-well rigs are reported blazing At
Song Bird and Quintuple the woods
are roaring mass OF flames and val
liable property is being destroyed. As
yet no loss OF life is reported and the
extent OF the damage cannot be esti-
mated
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

HEALTH, comfort and happiness abound
In homes whore "Garlandn Stoves and
Ranges are used.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08
Nm, rcr.ona Ileported Drorned.

LONDON Sept 4.-Twenty people are
reported to have been drowned In =
boat in an accident on Moroccan bay.
near Lancaster.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-08

Hall's Catarrh Cure
Ia taken internally. Price zoe.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17
Throwing Me,seng.r Anderson.

WAsHNGroN. Fen IL influential
friends of young James Anderson, the
messenger who recently distracted $40
silver dollars from the treasury vaults.
have reimbursed the government for
the loss ana are making Efforts TO have
the case discontinued Anderson be-
longs to "a family widely known in Indi
ana, and was given his place through
the Influence of eX-President Harrison
and Senator VOORHEES,. In order to
make the silver vaults more secure the
treasury officials are having constructed
steel fence around three sides of them
and hereafter the general public will
not be permitted 10 pass around Them
as heretofore. Anderson. it is said. did
not attempt To get into the vaults. but
by reaching through the grating, with
the AID of Il chlsel. succeeded in prving
open one of the boxes containing silver
dollars and then helped himself
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17
Counting the Coin In tn. Mint.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. II The United
States ASSAY commission met in annual
session in the cabinet of the mint
After Secretary Morgan read the letter
appointment of the commissioners the
roll was called, showing full attend
attendance. Committees on counting,
assaying and weighing were appointed
by the char The work of counting
was first III order The counting IL
participated i'll not only by the commit
tee on counting but 10y other mem bers
of the commission. The commission
confines itself To gold and silver COINS,
and it is stated that the mum her of gold
pieces To be tested this time exceeds any
year except two since the first mint
was established in the United States.
The value of all the metals coined in
the four minis i'll 1893 opportunities
$50, 600 600. The heaviest gold coinage
occurred during the first year of the
rebellion. III 1861, when it reached $lS,-
900 600
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17

WAshISGroN, Feb l,.-At the open l..
ing OF the session Of the house Mr.
Cummings. chairman of the committee
on naval affairs, presented as "A ques-
ton of privilege the report of his com
mittee on Mr. Boutelle's resolution
calling upon the secretary of the navy
to inform the house 10y what authority
instructions Were issued placing the
armed naval forces OF the United
States and the Use of its ensign under
the control OF James H. Blount. He
explained that the committee recon-
mendei the passage of the resolution
rs amended so as to call for all orders
from March 4. 1872. instead of March
4, 1893, The resolution was adopted
Mr. Bland attempted to bring the de-
bate on his selgniorage bill to close.
but failed on securing quorum.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-17
Sought Escape In Death.

GUTHRIE. O. r., Fec IT, - The sheriff
OF county NJ. i'll the Cherokee strip
Conkling. Il prominent young man, for
horse stealing. found HIM at the home
of his sweetheart in the country and
arrested him in her presence. The Off
GERS searched him for weapons. buS
Just as they were about To start with
him. he drew knife from his clothing
gion of his heart. The blade did not
reach vital spot, however, and after
the wound hnd been dressed he was
taken to jail. where the girl viii nurse
him