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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-19
NOT ALLOWED TO BEG.
Rules That Govern the Corsyites who Ar
Camped Near the Fair Grounds.

Rules That Govern the Corsyites Who Are
Camped Near the Fair Grounds.
Quite number of people went down 10
the camp OF the discharged Coxsyites near
the fair grounds yesterday. Among the
visitors we're Sheriff Curtis County Com
missioner Muth. Under Sheriff Hose. City
Marshal Davis J. p. woolman. L. W.
Besttie, and an INDEPENDENT reporter.
The men al the oamp number about I50.
OF these theirs are probably more than half
who have come In from MashinQton state.
Quite number Of the men who we're ar
rested with Hogan. ami who have boen re-
leased by Judge Knowles have gone to
work. q majority of them on the Great
Northern extension. Ihs men who we're
out ut camp yesterday arc in the main
strong husky fellows and consider
ing the fact that they have been
camping out quite a while. made @
vsry prosentable appearance The men
are divided into camps Of twenty, aud the
same sort Of discipline that was main tanned
by Hogan 10 kept up. They have their po-
lice patrol. commissary department. and
rules and regulations. While they do not
talk about their futu o plans. further than
that thor are going 10 Washington. they
law. They are waiting until all the men
now In custody at the fair grounds are re-
leased before thsv make any move
some OF the rules that govern the men
will be OF interest 10 the people OF this oity.
One Of these foibids begging by any men,
bers OF the army under pain OF exclusion
from the camp. The men soy that the
people calling themselves Coxeyites who
have been around begging are frauds. and
the public lie warned not to contribute to
them II they represent themselves
TO be CoIeyites. II the army wants
provisions IL will send out reg.
ular COMMITTEES 70 do the soliciting. An
other rule makes expulsion the penalty for
drunkenness. The same penalty attaches
to theft, either In or out OF the camp. The
msmbers are warned not 10 violates tnsss
rules, because II they do thsy will not only
be sent out of the army. bat they must slsC
expect 10 have 70 answer 20 the civil au
thotities.
News from the west last night indicates
tha, the nrs, organized body Of the Wash.
ington army had crossed the Idaho line an,
wore on their way to Missouls. Marsh
MoDermott has been notified. and hs will
be ready 30 respond with 100 deputies, i
his services are needed.
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FAIRY-LAND TO DREAM.LAND.

The Joarnry 60 no Made at tho Opera
House Tonight,
Under the management OF Misses Annette
l.. Burich and kathryn 4. Johnstons the
beautiful cHntatA entitled From Fany.iaud
20 DrSam-iAnd, will be presented st Mugs
opera house Tonight. There will be about
oue hundrod little people on the stage. rep.
rsseutina the king and queen OF tho fairies.
with their attendants. all 10 gorgeous ar
roy. besides the fun provoking brownies. in
their quaint ana curious costumes. coming
from every corner Of the globe. The aim
cult eyOlutiona which thsse dainty little
people execute upon the stage give a Toal-
istio view Of fAlTy-land Tue voices have
had excellent training aud they will slug
the songs end ohoruses like veteran vocal
iste. While abe music Ii not difllcult ID Ia
exceedingly taking, and Ia Wooded 10 the
worda ArnsticAllJ. Not little OF the in
teEesl OF the ohntAta will be found TO Ioat
with the actors. somo OF whom are very
funny.
Everybody 10 interested In tho wise DO
iuga and savings OF the young aud .
cha ming night will this night he among
the fAifiss and brownies.
Sections A. aud Il. Ia the paTquot are
reserved atats and are sevonty-hVs cents
each. Tho fifty cents tickets arc good Ia
other sections OF can DO exchanged fot sec
tiuns A, aud H. for twenty-five cents extra.
seata In the gallery twenty-five cent.
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In AND ABOUT THE COURTS.
Murder Case TO Come Up Before Judge

A Murder Case 70 Come Up Before Judge
Hunt To-day.
A special venire has been issued in the
district court for twenty jurors who are TO
report this morning. for service In the trial
of Ben 8. Ford and Augustus W. Ford. who
are charged with the murder OF Hans
Thompson, q ranoher. County Attorney
Nolan will conduct the prosecution and Ex.
Judge N. W. Mcconnell will defend ths
men. The Fords are brothers. They are
ranchers whose place was at the headwaters
Of the Little Priokly Pear. Hans Thomp-
son. tho murdered man. had ranch Just
sorose the creek. IL is said there had been
trouble between tho Fords and Thompson.
On Sunday, March 20. the Fords wers in
Msrysville drinking and started homo.
Later in the evening Thenpson was found
dead in front OF his cabin. The news was
taken 70 Marysvilis and Constable Hen
bricks drove out TO the Fords' place aud
arrested them. They claimed that Thomp-
son was killed by tue discharge Of his rife
during b strugglo for the possession OF ths
weapon, aud that Thompson was about to
shoot one or both Of them at the time.
There was no one present nt the time Of
the tragedy except ths participants
A number Of appeals were fled in the
supreme court yesterday. One was In the
case OF Charles Marion and II. s. Barnett.
two OF tho Butte bosr hall men. recently
convicted OF allowing liquor 20 be sold In
a place whore women are employed.
Marion was fined $500 and sent 10 jail for
sixty days Barnet was fined $500 aud sent
TO jail for ninety days. With the other
convicted beer hall managers thsy applied
for writ OF babeas corpus, which was re-.
fused. Now Marion and Barnett appeal on
both the Law and the facts Of the case.
Olhsr appeals were; Eliza Copplo md
Isaac Aldritt, PLAINTIFF and appellants,
versus Msudo X Panton et al, defendants
and respondents; appeal from Gallatin
county. Iustaf Ahlstrom, plaintiff and
respondent. versus l.. Fitzpatrick, defend
ant and appellant; and hiegmund Than
lug, plaintiff and respondent, versus J. II.
Duty, defendant and appellant; appeals
from MehRher. ID. O. Harrington, plaintiff
and respondent, versus John Smiib de-
fendant aud appellant; appeal from Mis-
soula, Patrick J. Hamilton, plaintiff and
respondent. versus George Woodwork, de-
fendant and appellant; appeal fiom silvcr
Bow. William MAtthss, Ilaintid and ap-
pellAnt, versus Christian NissloT OF oil, de-
fsndAnts ana respondents; appeal from Sill
yor BoK. Il. q. Ohsmbs . ct al, plaintiff
and RESPONDENTS, versus X. \. Jones et al,
dotOndants and respondents; appeal from
Silver How.
The district court was engaged yesterday
In bearing motions.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREyITlES

PulApHLruIA, May 1s.-The Order of
Tonti assigned to-day liabilities 81, $50 900.
NHw YoBK. May 1S.-Io.day g. 300, 900 In
gold was engaged in shipment for to.mor.
row,
IoSDoS, May lS-Ths report that the
yacht ValkyTio had foundereu with the loss
Of all hands 10 denied.
LIpuERwoop. N. d.. May ls.--A mob
Last night wrecked two blind pig saloons,
EN- applying the liquor Ia ,hs street.
CmuAuo. May RS. Il. Dunham 4 Co.
have ofde:ed thUif trades closed ON the
board Of trade. Tho nrm was long on ribs
and lard.
TOPEKA, May 1S.-united States Judge
Foster this afternoon appointed @. IS. Conn.
Of New York, receiver for tho Abilene,
Kan, Waterworks.
IpAno srHINas, Col. II, May 1S.-Ths grand
court OF the Ancient Order OF ForTeslets,
whose Jurisdiction embraces Moutana,
Idaho, Colorado and Nebraska, 10 In session
here.
Jackson, Miss, May lS-Ths state con-
Vention OF bankers adopted resolutions ra-
questing the senators and Representative
10 vote for tho repeal OF the 10 per cent tar
ON state banks.
Mom1r. May ls-WiliiAm Mcneil was
hanged hsie to-day Tor the murder OF hta
wife, whom ho alleged 10 DO unfaithful
lie disd Ttoolaiming that the murder was
just vengeance.
ST, PAU. May la-A Washington special
90 the Ditpatch says Senator hill has bosn
for a week at Worh ON substitute for the
compromlss tariff bill. lie will boldly de-
maud ita acceptance.
Nrw yoRK, May iS-'rhe A.shison has
Issued, simultaneously with tho Missouri
pacliio, notices OF the restoration OF freight
ra,ea 10 schedule. All lines have issued the
required ten days notice.
sr IsouIs, May ls.-fhS f0TRor who hEs
been flooding the country with worthless
wella-FATeo money orders Ia said 10 be Ia
eueiody In San AnteniO. The prisoner IL
Jas. NJ. breeding, a dentist
Nsw YonK, May lS-Df. Henry Q. Meyer,
charged with poisoning Ludwig Brandt to
obtain hia insurance money, was found
guilty oil mnidef In the second degtoo.
Tue ponslty 10 imprisonment Tor life.
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.
10 This End the Great Fails Chamber OF
Commerce. Works.

10 Thi. End the Great Fail. Chamber of
Commerce. Work.
Special to Tho independent
GREAr FALLS. Moy 1s.-A large number
attended the regular meeting Of the cham
her OF commerce, held last evening In their
new rooms At the Realty building. Presi-
dent Gelsthorps was absent and Vice. Presi-
DEN, Berry took the chair. Reports from
various committees showing progress along
all lines were made and aoespted and the
com mittees continued. q. NJ. Holmes as
a delegate from the press of the city. stated
that they we're anxious the chamber Of
commerce should appoint . special COM
mittse TO act with them in preparing for
the entertainment Of tho members of the
Montana press who are TO como here In
July. About l25 are expected. and while
no exact programme has a. yet been pre-
pared, the nIst day will be given 10 busi-
ness and cultivsting each Others scqusint-
anoe; on tho second day II was proposed TO
take the guests up through ,he Belt canyon
snd to Neihart; the third day II was hoped
that some kind OF thsater party could be
made up and end the evening with bsn-
oust at the hotel. The chair appointed
Mossrs. Brospan. WsItheim, Thompson,
Gallagher and Coekrill.
Resolutions Of respect 10 the memory Of
Frank Is. Tut,ie. Diseased. were adopted.
A. j. Steele. OF Helens, vas then intro
duesd by Robert s. Ford as one who could
speAh with authority on the subject OF
boards OF trade. Mr.. Steele spoke very
pleasantly and In complimentary terms OF
the interest which the organization seemed
10 take in iss work and the large attendance
which IL drow out. The chamber extended
their thanks TO MIR. Steele.
Peter Breen. OF Butte, wac introduced by
W. NJ. Bolo, and gave the chamber short,
SongratulstorI talk on the growth OF The
city and the faith aud enterprise Of Its
people.
Remarks were thon mndo BY Bfosnan,
DyHs and Gallagher on the Importance Of
establishing telephone lines 90 Lowistown
and TO Augusta, ,he cost being estimated
by ono Of tho speakers as not 60 exceed
Sl26 por mile. Tho erection Of forward
ing eommlssioD house was discussed, aud
that a. Billings quoted as an example OF
sucoeas Both matters we're referred 10 the
executive committee.
The meeting then adjourned 90 listen 10
Little llonr on the subject OF tho proposed
"sun Dance" 90 be held In June under the
auspices OF Joe Leasaid and J. T.. DrAs.
These gentlemen stated that they had made
every necessary arrangement save the ssour.
ing OF favorable rates from the Great
Northern and they desired tho aid OF ,he
board In prevailing upon that company.
Ihoy had the Iudians under foil control
and would warrant that the coming cste-
mony would work no injury 10 the ol,y or
county 10 any form,
Little Bear spoke through a hAlf-b breed
interpreter. Joe Roaslte, sId evidently wAa
a most eloquent orstor IN his own Language.
lie explained that he was the high priest OF
tho Creos, thA, the dance was a religious
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TRIAL or osSEs.
In Progress at Fort Bonton-Conciuded
This Wssk.

In Progress at Fort Bonton-Conciuded
This wesk.
Special to Tho independent
FoRT BENTON. May l6.-After sxhausting
the regular panel and special venires TO the
number Of sevsnty-two jurors jury in
the Osnes murder trial was secured laat
evening. The state is represented by Couny
Attorney Power. assisted by Judge Tattan,
whilo Danes has as counsel Thomas W.
Murphy and Col. Sweet Judge DuBose
prssides, and twenty-seyen witnesses will
be examined.
As Carleson, the murdered Lilledalps
partner. is a Norwegian. as are also many
OF tho witnesses. II 10 necessary 10 have an
interpreter. Mel. Helsing. of Sand couleo.
is acting In that ospaoity.
Judge Tattau made the opening state
msnt for the state. and for two hours inter-
essinRly detailed what the state expects 10
prove. He recalled the incidents con-
nsc:sd with the arrival OF Lilledall and
Carlson In Fort Benton from Norway,
Lillsdail with sum OF money. He expects
10 prove that at once Osnes planned the
tutt ~ was tuibtbo w
hired the horses and agreed 10 take Lille
dali TO Hiphwood; that Osnos purpose
took tho wrong road at Armour coulse just
before tho murder occurred; that he re-
turned to Fort Benton, told Carlson that
Lillndnll had gone 10 Belt. was good boy,
and had ssnt word back TO Carlson TO bs
the shme, and how Osnss then asked Carl
son what Llliedall had done with his
money. The opening statement was lis
tened TO by large audience.
Col. Sweet made the statement for the
defense, and merely stated that they eI-
pscted 10 prove that the young men had Q
quarrel in the eoulee, and that 0snss had
killed Lilledsll in self-defense. Beyond
that the defense had no further statement
to make.
There will be night sessions Of court last
ing until 1890 o. NJ. and II ii thought the
case will 90 to the jury this week. After
that half-dozen cattle stealing cases and
some lesser charges will be disposed Of.
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Basc Hall Yesterday
Brooklyn lG. New York z; Philadelphis o.
Boston 4. No other league RAmos.
PERSONAL.

Hon. T. @. Day. Of Livingston. is AZ Tho
Helena.
w. NJ. Stephens. a banker OF MaRnokotA
Iowa. 10 in the city on the way 10 the coast.
Judge Francis. OF Missoula. division
counsel Of the Northern Pnclho railroad, il
In tho city,
J. IL. DuTstAn. editor OF the Anaconda a
STANDARD, aud Mfs. Duiston are stopping
at Tho Helena.
Percy ksnnStt has TOturhed 20 Helena
from Arkansss Hot Syringe, much im-
proved In health.
w. Il, nerney, OF Townsend, member Of
the last legislature from Moaghes county,
10 at tho Grand Central.
James H. Walker rsturnsd yesterday from
Salt Lake, whsro he went on aoeount of
the illness OF his father Major Robert A.
Walker. he reports his father MS being
attn very sick, thvuRh improving slowly.
q. NJ, Jonoa aud wife, Winston; M. H.
Rodgers. Deer Lodge; John Duly. Silver
CITY; John Germ, Great Fallsi aud Bor-
ttAad ksnneTlY. kiDp are among tho Mon
tana people registered = the Grand Cen
trAl.
Ma Frederick WArde aud daughter
and A. n. WsTdo aud wife did not
90 20 Great Falls with the Wnrde.
James company. They will remain at
The Helena until Monday, then 90 10
butts. whore she company opens Monday
night
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IN THE HOUSE.
Another OF the Big Appropristion Bills
Under Discussion.

Another OF the Big Appropriation Bills
Under Discussion.
WASHINGTON. Nay ls.-Soon after the
house met to-day IL found itself with q fill.
buster on its hands. caused by a motion TO
consider appropriation bills running coun-
ter 10 private bills. The Legislative. sxscu-
tive and iadicisi appropriation bill Was
taken up after al agreement had been
reached to close general debate at the hour
OF i've O'clock. and that the house would
adjourn over Saturday.
Discussion OF the bill opened mp several
interesting and important questions, anon q
them bsing the sugar bounty question. pen-
sion frauds investigation, and tho reduc.
tion OF menbers pay tor absence. Mr..
Boatntr gave notice hs would offer an
amendment providing that the secretary of
the senate and the sergsant-at-arms should 4
respsctivsly deduct from the monthly pay
OF each member and delegate the amount |
oil his pay for every day he was absent
wlthont leave, except on account Of sick
nsts OF himself OF family.
Cannon, Questioned toe propriety and
courtesy OF ths house declaring BY its nc-
tions TO senators that there was mot going
tobe any sugar bounty N the next nsozl
year. bingham, taking as his teI, the mp
proI ration of $2O0.0OO In the last appro-
priaiion bill for investigating the alleged
Tension fIauds. maJo an attack on the pen.
-ion policy OF PIssidont Cleveland aud
C1mm .ssioner Loohren.
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More Headway Than Had Been Made
During the Entire Previous
Three Weeks.
Republicans Boldly Declare They
viii Use All Means TO De.
feat Tariff Reform.
ssveFAi Amendments Agreed Go During
tho Day-The House Discusses Some
Important Matters.

WAsHTNGToN May la-White winged
peace lowered over tho senate to-day. AZ q
result Of The compromise reached al last
nights drawn battle. resolution to inAu-
gurate longer hours. beginning next Mon
dar. commencing at 10 q. M, was agreed
20, and the senate, for the htat time since
the tarin debate began. settled down 10 the
real business Of wo K on the schedules OF
the tariff. For hye hours consider alton
was steadily pushed. the result being that
eleven pages OF the bill were disposed Of
more progress than has been made in she
entire three weeks during which the bill
has been considered by paragraphs. Tho
chemical schedule" was completed And
the earthsnwurs and R'ass schedule. OK
ceptinR from S4 TO 92 inclusive. which were
passed over by agreement was finished.
Schedule @, mstals and manufactures Of
Of iron aud steel. had been reached whom
the senate. at ave o'clock, went into exscu-
tive ssssion.
Tho republicans won theis frat victory
to-day In their effort to secure higher rates
than those granted by the majority. They
induced the democrats TO take rough build
ing and monumental stone. Limestone. FREQ
stone. granite, sandstone. ETC.. from the
free list and place them on the dutiabls list
nt seven cents por cubic foot. and 10 in
eroase tho duty on this class Of dressed
stone from 20 to 20 per cont ad valoism.
The feature OF the day was the denial of
half dozen republican senators that any
| agreement had been reached to allow the
bill 10 ultimately come TO vote. and the
bold announcement Of Frye and Dolph that
stJy stood ready to 20 70 any length and
use any parliamentary methods 10 defeat
the passage Of the bill.
The amendments agreed to fxed these
rates; Cosmetics and like preparations. 40
per cent; CASTLE soap. psrfomsd. 80 per
cent; bioarbonate Of soda, az cents per
pound; osustio soda, half q cent per pound;
biobromate Of soda, 20 psr cent; sal soda.
one-eighth cent per pound; stryohnins. 30
cents por ounce; sartarate Of soda. two esnta
per pound; brick. unplszsd, 20 por cent; nre
brick. 81 por ton; lime, 30 cents per 100
pounds; plaster paris, ground, 81 per ton;
plaster paris. oalcinsd, 81. 20; olays, un-
wrought 81 per ton; olays. wrought. 81
per ton; cast polished glssa look
Inc glass. eto., not exceeding
foot; above that. 81 oents; spectacles 40
per cent; marble. rough, 10 osnts per cubic
foot; marble. dressed, 50 oents per cubic
foot. marble. msnufactursd. 40 per cent;
granite and other building stone, rough. IL
cents; dressed. 80 per cent; prindstones. 10
per cent; roofing slate. % per cent.
Mr.. Morgan's resolution calling upon the
attorney general for information as 10 the
existence OF Q sugar trust, in violation OF
the law. vas adopted. Az 4;60 ths senate
went into executive session.
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THE BOSTON.

Let the fortunate lew who havo
money TO burn hetalke them TO a
tailor-and get fleeoed- We're
after tho average man OF fewer
dollars and more sense, with
whom the solid sum we save him
cuts quite figure.
Set yourself up in a suit OF
clothes bought from us against
the tailor's victim. and If you're
not as well pleased, every bit, and
better satisfied, bring back tho
goods and got your money. Many
a man is thought to be wearing
high priced" "made to order"
suits OF clothes when dressed in
one OF our rightly tailored nooby
suits. costing only hall the sup
posed dollars.
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You cash buyers who have
been getting any and every
thing but what you paid for.
Aren't you Disguised? We
should think you would be.
Isn't it disgusting TO buy one
pound OF beans and get only
fourteen ounces? Isn't it
disgusting to find that you
only got eleven eggs when
you paid for twelvel 7
Haven't you often said you
would never be seen going
into a store that did not give
honest weight, honest mea-
sure? Don't you hate TO
have your neighbors know
that you trade in a house
where disreputable and sharp
practices are INDUCED in;
We guarantee full mea.
sure, full weights and hon
est counts.
We guarantee to sell as
low as any reputable house,
We will treat you with
respect and guarantee salts
faction.
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ceremony which bis nation was biddOn By
Manitou 10 perform each ySari tha, theJ
we're like the Salvation Army IN that thoJ
dasirsd every one W como and see them aud
II rosaibls worship with them. Al ieas, In
thinking Of Maui,ou aud this gladneU Of
seeing the green grass and ths lsAyos on
the trees once more. lie repeatedly asked
those present 10 SOC that hls people got no
whisky during tho period Of tho dance
(which lAs,a three days. and expressed bis
desire 70 live quietly among the whites
begging that they give him and bis people
work so ths. ,bsy nigh, be able 10 supper,
themselves honorsbly. His unusually
strong and intelligent face and The earnest
moss Of his speech mads a favorable im-
preston on those pTsssn, and IL was the
sentiment tba, the dance be Iroeosdod
with.
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coseyIis. Causing TrOub's.

Special 10 Tho Independent
MTssoULA, May II. -- superintsndep,
brimson, OF tho Northern Pacific. hAa re-
quested from Sheriff kamSsy, Of Missouls,
protection from the oommonvsalerS. who
arc collected Ia large numbers between
hero and Hope MIR. Crimson, when seen
by an lSDKrEEDRNr representative. stated
that CoTeyitos were giving tho company
eonsidsrablo trouble. and they had made
threats Of SELLING q train. Over 100 arc
now between here aud the Idaho line. All
the commonwoAlsrs 90 far sesn disolaim
any intention OF committing any act In
violation Of Law.
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Court Martial Ordered.

Special to Tho Independent
MIssouLA. May is.-A court martial has
been ordered for Fort Missouls for the 9th
inst. for the tho purpose of investigating
the charges against Lieut.. McMorton. at
present under arrest at his quarters. The
court will consist Of . judge advocate. the
aide do camp TO Gen. Mer itt. and eleven
officers selected from shs department. OF the
Dakotas as follows; Four from Fort Ksogh.
three from Fort Assinniboins. two from
Fort Custer. two from Fort Buford.
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FIELDS DECLARED GUILTY
The First Man Ever Convicted OF a
Capital Crime in Park
County
10 Did not Take the Jury Long
to Como TO an Agroo-
ment.
Trial of osnsn at Fora Bahton, for tho
Murder Of YouaR LiliodaIi-JudEs
Tattnn's Opauing.

bpooiAl 10 The Independent
LIVINGSTON. May iS.-For the brs, time
In the history OF Park county man has
been found guilty Of murder in the FIRST
degree. and on nsI. Tussdsy JudRo Henry
will sentence Robert Anderson. alias Fields
TO hang. The jury retired At three o'clock
and al Eve came into court. Fields was
brought In. guarded by the sheriff and four
depulisa Whom she verdict Of guilty OF
murder In tho frst degree was read moi a
muscle Of Fields face moved, and he APP
peared she coolies. man IN the room. When
,akSn TO jail be lauRhinRly remarked.
"well. I'll eat and sleep regular till I'm
hung"