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The herald., 1895-02-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ed Corrigan, the
Chicago horseman, announced today that 10
and Joa Ullman, the owners of the site fof a
new track, would build the track in spite
of the opposition of President Willi1ms of
the California Jockey club and Other local
horsemen. Corrigan thinks that San Fran
cisco is the best winter racing point in the
country.
The herald., 1895-02-07
THE REED PLAN.

There is plainly of tinkering with
the money question in congress-. Mr..
Reed has plan which differs from all
others. 1t 10 not a plan that contsm.
plates, except by possibility, any en-
largement Of the money volume. There
The herald., 1895-02-07

SAN Francisco. Feb. 6.-Archbishop Riordan
called upon Mayor sutro today and afterward
President Dohrman of the Merchants associa-
ton put in an appearance with Mcssrs. Rey-
nolds and Wallave, and the party held con-
ference on the subject of relieving the distress
of the unemployed.
twas decided to make call for assistanc
through the public schools and other channels
for their relief
The herald., 1895-02-07

IT Is about time for . Huntington
community to rise in wrath" and ''de.
nounos" The HERALD. but there it must
end. They cannot steal THE HERALD's
petition.
The herald., 1895-02-07

The Kenyon resolution will not down.
Southern California demands its adop.
ton and the Southern California delega.
ton In the legislature must insist upon
immediate action on the measure.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Is THE committee on federal relations
81 the legislature aware that three
boards of government engineers have
reported fsvorably on San Pedro as q
deep sea hsrbor? Evidently not, for
they refuse to report .favorably on the
Kenyon resolution until such board
makes . report.
The herald., 1895-02-07

La FIESTA begins. already to "attrsct
tho attention OF the civilized world"
The outlying precincts of barbsrism will
DO heard from later.
The herald., 1895-02-07

A COPY of the reports OF the three
government engineers. declaring San
Pedro the best site for deep sea har-
hor, has been sent to each OF the COM
mittee on federal relations of the legis-
laturs, including Asse mblyman Weyse
Of Santa Monica.
The herald., 1895-02-07

PxRM1rs for the erection Of Eve build
fngs wsre issued yesterday, the cost OF
which aggregated $ls660. And it
wasn't oven an average building day for
Los Angeles. either.
The herald., 1895-02-07

BREcKNRIDaE and Heard, Mitchell
and Harris; Sutro and Scott-ths true
ulent lawmsker who seems bent on
breaking the law 10 decidedly in evi.
The herald., 1895-02-07

ANOTHER good man is headed for the
penitsntiary. An Oregon clergyman
who found preaching improbable was
caught robbing = bank.
The herald., 1895-02-07

IT'S now in order for Queen Lii to 20
on the stage. Will some ons kindly
write q little revolutionary play for her
expmaiesty2
The herald., 1895-02-07

THEY'RE of at Los Angsles-the San
Pedro memorial comes under the wire
hands down, and the Southern Pacific
Il distancsd.
The herald., 1895-02-07
YS34,429,25


In addition to the above there are 50 u, Sl5-
73S national bank notes outstanding, guaran-
toed by the government, which are in the same
category. 1t is evident that ii provision be
made for the retirement of the United States
notes and treasury notes OF 1890 leaving the
responsibility for the redemption of national
bank notes to the banks themselves, the treas
ury will have to contend with $35G,924, o. OF
silver certificates, representing standard silver
dollars and will also be compelled to keep
$5T, SS9. 600 of silver dollars now outstanding,
at par and interchangeable with goli and
should any of the bills now pending before
congress providing for the issue OF
ba k notes be passed, such notes
might be redeemed in silver dollars
which are unlimited legal tender, the silver
certificates being redeemable in this coin II
is plain, therefore that unless the treasury
maintains silver dollars and silver certificates
upon gold basis. large additional issue OF
bank notes might force us to a silver basis un-
less the silver certificates and silver dollars be
retired from circulation, in addition to the re-
tirement of the United States notes and treas
ury notes,-From The Financial Middle, by
Henry w. Cannon.
The herald., 1895-02-07

TIE San Pedro petition is now whore
thieves cannot break in or Huntingdon
vassals corrupt.
The herald., 1895-02-07

A Los ANGELES prediction: San Fran
ciseo's new charter will never be ratified
BY the people.
The herald., 1895-02-07

M THE meantime it must not be for
gotten that the Salt Lake road is q posi-
bility OF the immediate future.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Tie currency obligations of the government
at the present time in circulation and in the
treasury (exclu,ive of gold certificates. cur
rency certificates, silver dollars outstanding
and subsidiary silver which the government
is compelled to protect by sufficient gold re-
serve are as follows:
United States notes. .............. $346, 6sl ,Ol6
'rleasurv notes (under act OF July
IA. 1890. Observation-Disclosures. $50, 1928 731
Silver certificates. .............. 1856, 924, 5O4
The herald., 1895-02-07

WHAT does the Santa Monica mass-
meeter think of The HERALD now?
The herald., 1895-02-07

The Los Angeles chamber of conn
meros will not let the ties of that Valley
road rot under their feet.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Upon receipt of your address AMI Is ceuts in
postage STAN )s, we will mail you, prepaid. oar
souvenir Portfolio uf the Worlu's CJ,umu tan
SxposiJlon. The regular price Is So cent?, bnI
NJ we want you W have ouo we mage the pil:e
nominal. You will Tin lts wock OF art All \
Thing TO be priced IL confirms futl page vi ys
uf the greaI puiuln q, with uescripSiJn, Ut
same. and is ex ,cuoet In n.gn ~. .ty.e OF arr
If not satisfied VAIN IT. ait, you get II, we wil
refund the sta APPS and let you X sep Tn booS
Address q. 4. Buckleu Il Co., Chicaso,lll.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Az A revolutionist the dusky queen Of
che Cannibal isles was a failure.
The herald., 1895-02-07

PHILADELPHIA has just found out that
nhe has = Doodle city council.
The herald., 1895-02-07

The legislator who does not stand up
to the scratch on the female outrage
question il . real mean thinx-there
The herald., 1895-02-07

Los ANGELES is watching that valley
road proposition with fatherly interest.
The herald., 1895-02-07

WHO said the cruiser Philad elphia was
. record breaker2
The herald., 1895-02-07

IT WANT Sutro's day for temporixing
with the octopus.
The herald., 1895-02-07

A. A. Eckstrom has removed to 1924 South
pring street with his stock Of wall psper.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Buy the whitney make trunk nni travelling
bag. Factory 423 5. Slring IT.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
The herald., 1895-02-07

QUEEN LII should get herself to . nun.
nary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
THE PRESIDENT IN VA.
He SPENT YESTERDAY TROUEFISK
ING Nv L0UD0UN.
Accompanied by Secretary Morlon and Mr..
Iiller-The Parry the Guests Of Mr..
Henry Harrison.

LEESBURG. VA, May ll.-rresident
Cleveland, accompanied by Secretary or
Agriculture J. $. Morton. and Comml5-
sioner OF Internal Revenue ). $. Miller,
took Loesburg by surprise this morning.
They came on the invitation OF Mr.. Hem
~ Harrison TO fish his trout preserve.
the big spring and its outflow. about
two miles and a half north Of the town,
one or the finest parts OF LOudOun county.
Leaving Washington az o'clock last
night I'm q special train. on reaching
Farmwell. six miles below town, they laid
OFF for the night, and arrived here at z
o'clock THIS morning. The party was
met by Mr.. Harrison. and driven quickly
through 10 the sparkling stream where
taey spent the day uudiSturhed by visit
ors.
81 their request their coming was kept
entirely secret. and save to their host
was unexpected.
Catching seventy OF tho spcckled beau
ties. OF which 10 is said the President
caught the largest. and expressing them
selves az delighted with the day. and the
beauty Of this section. the party returned
TO Washington tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

1t IS Said IL May soon be Brought 10 Close.
Important Conference


NORFOLK. VA. May ll.-Special--
The Indications are that the protracted
ana bitter fight between tho Southern
Railway and steamship Association and
the Seab0arl Air Line will soon be
brought 10 a close. To-day Mr. W. W.
Finley, commissioner of the southern
states Passenger Association. and Mr.
!. q. Bush. receiver and president Of
the Mobile and Birmingham railroad, ar
rived in Portsmouth via Baltimore. While
there they went 90 seo President Hon-
man. who was I'm Norfolk
They called upon Vice President St.
John CNr Holman having returned
hOmol and had a lengthy conference.
While he is reticent 10 rs definitely
known that the visitors desired ~ know
what was necessary TO ho done 10 bring
about a better understanding between
these confonling corporations. with a
view 10 removing the boycott against the
Seaboard Air Line.
They were given tO understand the
policy heretofore pursued by this line
mo- negotiations would Doe entered into
until the order 20 boycott was revoked.
The peace ENJOYS thought that this
would no "a concession not warranted by
existing conditions but wer' given 10
urd, rstand that the Seahoari Air Line
pfcplo would never treat for peace while
under irc.
II is said that i'm answer 10 the inquiry
II the boycott was Withdrawn would the
rates In operation prior 10 March LIST be
resi- ned and passenger rates advanced,
% which proposition they were informed
would be given cOnsi leratiOn Oh with
draWal Of boycott order The meeting
Vas pleasant and cOriiai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
WI MISS wIHLARD xARRr2
A kunor That "A wealthy Engllshman Is
20 Lead Her 10 the Altar

CHICAGO. ILL, May IA story is
floating around I'm Womans Temperance
circles to the effect thar Miss Frances
willard, the famous temperance lecturer,
may Dee led 90 the altar before autumn.
Tho gentleman in the case is alluded to
without name as "an Engllshman OF
wealth and position, and OF proeiineuce
In reform work across the water"
Miss Nillafds most intimate friends.
however point 10 tho fact that she Is
Just entering upon her hfty-siNth year.
and say that she has not hinted az any
prospective change in her domestic rela-
tions in amy OF her recent communlca-
tons 10 her closest friends. who said to-
day:
Miss willard has always regarded the
temperance movement as her spouse. and
We could hardly imagine her welded 20
any other. At tho same time / will
confess that stranger things have hap
ponod. Let us wait and see."
Miss willard has for some time been
the guest OF Lady Somerset al Reigate
England She VIII pay "A flying visit 10
this country in October, and then re-
turn abroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

PARIS. May u.-Abbe de Broglie, a
bother Of the Duke de Broglie, was shot
dead to-day hy a woman named Am%ot,
one of his parishioncrs, who had become
insane. The deed was the result OF be
lief on The part of the woman that the
Abhe had circulated calumnious reports
REGARDING her. she called upon the
priest to-day and demanded that he
sign statement which she had prepared
rctractiug the reports which she alleged
he had put into circulation. Upon his
denial that he was responsible for any
OF the statements of which she COM
planned, and his refusal to sign the docu-
mont. she drew Il revolver and be
gan firing. Four of the bullets lodg
cd in The Abbcs head causing ALMOST
instant death. The woman after empty
ing her revolver al the priest. went i'm
mediately 70 the Carmelite church, where
she confessed- to priest and demanded
absoluti0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

r,.sia Fears That John Bull is kespo"s'
ble for Japan Delay

uFRIIN. May 1.-THE 81. Ie'eIsnuls
.orrrsnondcnt Of the FranMurier Heiinhs
t.iopraphs that rcinlorccmenls OF rus
.,,,, rooms viii shortly start for the Iar
Hast i'm consequence of the persis'e"'S
M ranan i'm the temporary occupation OF
p,r Arthur. her rejection OF other con.
o,..ions. ana her positive refusal TO nIll'
bar naval and military forces The huS-
sian Government cnterta'ns a suspicion
tbst Fneland has entered into am ar
rsncemcnt with Japan, 10y wnich she
viii obtain possession of one OF me fes-
cadorc Islands.
A prominent official az the Russian cap
tfaI has expressed The fear that IL ls tne
intention of the Japanese Government 10
5,fer tae conclusion of definite arrange
ments for fun and nnai settlement OF
i- trouble with China. Europe. this oih-
cial SAYS. is unable 20 prevent the mem
aces of Japan. and the present settlement
ls only temporary
PARIS. May 1.-THE s0lch expresses
fear OF further surprises in the Chino
Iaranose situation. and declares mat
much suu remains 10 Dee settled before
the troubles can be considered al an eHu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
GENrKr PLEADS nor GUIlrr.
The Actor Charged Wuh kil ing Madce
toFko Arrafgued

PHILADELPHIA, May u.-Jamos p.
Gentry the young actor. charged with
the murder of Margaret W. Dryslale.
professionally known as "Madeo Yorke.
ON February lth last. at Iclsse's Hotel.
was arrisnod before Judge Finietter ln
the Court of oyer and TRIMMER yestor-
day morning ana. lpou the advice or
his counsel George j.. Munce pleaded
not guilty
When Gentry was placed in the dock
all eyes We're conferred uD0u him. and
the silence in the courtroom was intense
While the Indictment was being read
Gentry listened. with hls eyes stadiiv
fixed upon Clerk Henszey He mani
tested no outward show OF feeling amt
seemed cool and self-possessed After the
plea had been entered Gentry was taken
back 10 prison TO await tho day OF hts
trial. None of the murdered girls relI-
tives were present at the arraigument as
IT was not generally known that his plea
was 10 bee taken yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

MEMPHIS. TENN. May 1.-THE inter
state drill and encampment meet was
iuauguratei this afternoon an Mont
gomery Park. under command Of General
II. B SnOWden. There are now fifteen
companies Zoo camp. including TWO troops
United states calvary and TWO C0m-
panlcs OF United States infantry.
This afternoon the sponsors were intro
duced t0 the companies. and there was
a grand parade
A aOzeu more companies viii arrive
this evening The contest proper between
The various companies Will begin Mon
day. General Schoheld will arrive next
week and review the force
A feature Of the enoampment viii be
Il competitive drill under Hariees tao
Tics between TWO uniformed companies
OF ex-COnfederates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
rt.JOK orEI's HEcOMMENDArION.
Virginia Postmasters lie Wishes Appoint
TINES BUREAU, RAPLEY BuHniNG,
WAsHIVGToN. Nav II. 1893. 4

WAsHINGTON. Nav IL, lSF-
At the post-Ohice Department this
morning Hon Peter J. Otey. memhtr-elecl
from the Sixth Virginia district made
the following recommendations. j. N.
REYNOLDS. 10 be postmaster AZ Rodney
Bedford county. Mr. j, ID. Clayton, 10 be-
nostuastcr al otter Hill Bedford
county, also recommended post-oiiice
site al the Woman's College Lynchburg.
Va. the establishment OF post-ofice
near Clay's Mill. and the name suggested
was Rosaland. but as there Is another
post-office In that county Dy the name
OF Roselin the Department VIII designate
another name for tnat post-oiilce.
The total number OF f0urth-class post
masters appointed thls day was thirty
nine. thirty-three OF which were 20 nI
vacancies caused by death and resisna-
tlon.
For Virginia. Amy. Amherst county.
J. ". Higglnbotham appointed vice j. A.
sale resigned HARDWOOD. Stafford coun-
~ n T. ShacklefOrd appointed vice ".
n Graves. dead: Roaring Run BOtetOurt
county +. o. F'laterty appointed vice %.
u Flaterty. resigned, W0oiWine, Patrick
county j. NJ. Hooker appointed vice j.
W. Hubbard, resigned.
For North Carolina: BrasstoWn. Clay
county. Mrs. 5. L. Brendle appointed vice
1 II Rrendle resigned, Jennings, iredell
county. j. +. Jennings appointed vice
l. A. Templeton. resigned.
Hon. Hoke Smith. Secretary OF the In
terror. Hon. H. A. Herbert Secretary OF
the Navy Hon. John 9, Carlisle seeFeta-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
Whole Village Niped Our.

BUFFALO y. Y. May 1.-THE little
village Of Oakfeld. Genesee county, was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning
Not a house was left standing The
fields about the burning village are oc-
cupied by refugees who have saved
nothing from the flames. Among the
buildings destroyed are: Chamberlain S
Block, dry goods and grocery store;
Harris Il Chapins hardware store: Wea-
yer's furniture and undertaking estab-
lishment: II. {. Martins dry goods and
grocery store; Arnold Hotel Barnes
House. Odd-FellOws' Hall. Or. Tugtus
drugstore; and a number OF dwellings.
The loss is about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

ST. LOUIS. MO-. May u.-lamcs MUIR
ay was hanged ln the iaiI-yari ar Clay
ION. twelve miles west of here at 0l1
o'clock This morning. for the murder OF
Edgar FitZwilliams strcet-car c0n-
ductor. May l9 1893 his neck was broken
and be- was pronounced dead ar 705. His
ueryc deserted him on fhe sean0id. ami
Doe had to be supported while the moose
was being adjusted Edward Murray a
brother of James was hanged in the Jail
yard at Hermann. Mo. for the same
murder at precisely 8 O'Clock this morn
iug Ills neck was broken. and Doe vas
pronounced dead ar SOP Ire died gamcly.
protesting his innocence 20 the last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

PORT ROBINSON. NEB., May IA
fan In the temperature Of 50 degrees In
twelve hours brought a snow storm this
morning which lasted half an hour ana
made the hills white
BURLINGTON. IOWA. May 1.-THE
mercury fell from ~ degrees yesterday
morning 20 30 in the evening. sccompa-
nled by heavy RAIN, wind. and vivid
electrical display.
WINONA. MINI. May u.-Ninety
degrees Yesterday. last evening II Was
A. degrees colder. The weather expert
enced Yesterday Was the hottest on record
so early In the season.
CHICAGO. ILL, May u.-Between 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon ana this
morning. the mercury dropped 81 de-
grees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

he was here TO investigate thorough
ly the state OF affairs He was con-
WINGED from what he had learned since
his arrival that the situation is still Sc
rlous. and that II would not be safe 10
withdraw the troops.
He thinks there would have been trou-
bic bat FOR the presence of soldiers lie is
well pleased Win the way IN which the
soldirs have discharged their duties, and
he heartily approves the actions OF Major
Simons.
Ho said 90 WAS Impossible 10 ten how
long the troops will remain. In reply 70
a question about more men. he said tnat
hc considered the force now here sum
cienuy lar4e. Tor the present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

BOSTON, MASS, May r.-Rowins IN
Charles river came 10 standsthl yester-
day as far as Harvard College is concern
ed In the afternoon four men IN the
Senior and Freshmen crews were taken
with what is said 20 bee scarlet fever,
and the boat-hOuse was pldcarded. TWO
OF the Adams boys. Seavor. Of the Fresh
men. and Pierce. OF the Seniors. are the
men afflicted. The majority of the VAR
slty crew has been idle for some time.
suffering from tOn-illifis. ~ is supposed
that both maladies were contracted from
the bad condition or The river There Is
much disappointment over The demoralized
condition OF rowing at Harvard this sea-
son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

Dr. Hiden's sreech--Dr willingham'
Work la HrRrlt

DR.. Hiden's speech--Dr willingham's
Work la BrRku.
Or. j. c.. Hiden. of Richmond. made one
OF the most thoughtful speeches of this
evenings session.
Dr. IT, n. Harris introduced Rev. n. J..
Mccormick. OF Morela. Mexico. Dr. n.
j. Wiihngham spoke of how God had
greatly blessed the labors OF the we'll
known and beloved missionary after
which Pr. Mccormick addressed the
convention on his work Mr. Mccormick
rs a Virginia boy. Mr. Willingham told
the story OF the conversion OF Dr. Hora-
ito B. ottoni a prominent public officer
ana Catholic canon OF Brazil. and cx-
hibited cane presented 10 him bv the
eN-canon. and which be now gave 20 the
convention.
IN brief speech, Doe paid an affection
ate ana hearty tribute 10 hts predecessor.
hr H A. Iupper and suggested that
the convention present the cane 90 Dr.
Tupper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
ANII.ANARCHIST mn KEJECTkD
Chancellor Won Hoheniohe Withdraws II
on Eehalf Of tIr GoYtrnment.

BERLIN, May lin the Reichstag to-
day. after debate, paragraph ~ OF the
antl-Anarchist bill was rejected, the
House refusing 20 adopt II in any form,
and in the subsequent divisions all the
other paragraphs We're rejected without
debate by very large majority.
chancellor Won Hohenlohe then an
nounced that he would Withdraw the bill
upon behalf of the federated Govern
ments The entire bill was then unani-
mously rejected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

VICTORIA. B. e. May U.-No word
has yet been received Of the missing
missionary steamer "Glad rliings" and
- conference yesterday telegraphed 20
the Dominion Government. through Rev
Dr. sutherland, superintendent Of mis-
sOns, az Toronto, asking thar a special
steamer Le chartered 90 search for the
missing vessel. the Dominion steamer
Quadra being now IN Alaska, with the
Canadian Boundary Commission party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

ANNAPOLIS. Md May u.-Lchigh
University Baseball CLUB defeated the
Naval Cadets to-day by a score Of Il 10
IL. The Cadets looked ike winners but
IN the last TWO innings the visitors solved
Henderson's delivery, and battel out ten
runs and the game The fielding OF both
teams was very ragged.
Batteries For Lehlgh- -Nevlns and
Goss, Cadets-HendcFson and Toser
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

NEW YORK. May u.-Recordcr CON
received yesterday through the Consul
General Of Japan pass granting him
free transit on all the railroads ana
freedom OF all cities IN the japanese en-
plre. Ii Is signed by Count Erolnto Take
XII. private secretary 70 the Emperor. VINO
has a faiI TO his name reading. -Junu,
First Class Order Rising Sun"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

ry OF the Treasury. and Hon. W. L. VIII
son. Postmaster-General to-day devoted
their time 20 their respective State dele
cations representing the Baptist dele
gates in the city. The delegations
from these States were very large ana
IL required several hours before they
could pass and shake hands with thei,
representatives IN the Cabinet.
n. l.. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12
HEH CHILD - THE SACRIFICE.


SPOKANE. WASH. May II. Newton
H. Lagg. ranchcr residing near Chatteroy
came home yesterday just in time 10
save his wo-ycar-old child from a hor-
rble death
His insane wife had built an altar in
the woods near the house, upon which
she had secured the child preparatory
to roasting 10 alive. She was engaged
in onering mp prayer FOR her sacrifice
when her husband arrived. He brought
his wife here Tor commitment 20 an in-
sane asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

WASHINGTON. May u-There is no
change for the better IN the condition OF
Secretary Gresham. Last night he was
restless. partly on account Of the wea-
ther. repeating the unpleasant and weak
oning experience Of the night before
This morning st IS stated that he has
frightened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-12

No Verdict IN the Mclaughlin Case Re
-u.a Of Imn OL.Llnal. Lnro..

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE jury m the
case OF Police Inspector William IS. AIc-
Laushln. ON trial boz the Court or oyer
ami Icrminer. charged with cxtortion.
came into court at 1920 T.. ~ to-day.
The foreman handed a. statement 20
Judge Barrett. who said.
81 find that ten of your number have
agreed ON a. verdict and two have zee
fused 20 agree with the others I ma
also that one of your number has abso-
iutoly refused 10 consider the testimony
of one OF tlc unimpeached witnesses"
lt was understood that the jury stood
ten TO two for conviction