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Ir In tho same old ntory md yet con-
Rtnntly recurring that Simmons Liver
Regulator In the hcRt family medicine.
I'VE have used II In our family for eight
yenra aud mud II the bent medicine we
oyer used. We think there IN oh ouch
medicine np Hlninunn Liver Regulator"
Mrs, NJ, u, \. Abingdon, Franklin ",
Nv occasion tcqulrcs,"--W u, Smith,
MI Vernon, Ky.
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This morning acatn will be placed on
Baln az e. A. iIouac'H music store fot
Louis MorrlEon'E Faust" which viii
he tho attraction at tho Opera llOuso
New Years matinee aud nlght The ut
traction does not need amy words NJ
praise. II lisa standard, classic drnnn,
put an M II never WnH before, nnd can
not fail 10 draw well here,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30
LnaAL Nog!cgs
SAIE or VALUABLE PROpENTY

GALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. O.
IN the CircUI Court Of snid cDurly
Lewis $. lIfttt 81. LyWil OrtAs y.etUtgr.
and others,-ln Chancery,
10y virtue on a decree made by rI
court IN the above entitled cause uu t..
iith duy OF December 1895, the uul.T-
Signed Special Commissioners VIII -.II
AZ the front door OF the Court HOUSE ui
ohio County, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY or JANu-
AIRY, 1876,
commencing at 10 o'clock NJ. tho in-
lowing described real estate situated a
OHIO County, Ia The State OF West Viz
Elail, being 80 much Of the real estate
described In the decree OF Drecmb,T g.
lhN6, Ia faid catfS as rclnaius ungOli. ilut
" "a say; The parcel marked 'liuWr.
stcnl' and the parcel marked Factory
On The plat returned with the report ~
laid special commissioners which was
He'd November - 1855
The said parcels 0t rall estate arc -..g-
a;rd IN the county and state afTu ali uu
The National road, At the extreme rud OF
the Held lying cast " tie Fulton Paper
MIN, and arc huUndrd r5 follows For the
parcel marked "ll lWCstuad' on tho plat
returned by the said commissioners with
their report OF November a. lsst tho
boundaries are: Beginning at tho SOUTH
west corner OF Berry street and the street
Hi hn,.,ri,h hnrre ''d,,,% "a H. ,,.ir w.,
IN r,i,',,t" III I'm
ti,cf,r. sc,itb M degrnca n mIn,,tIs e1at q;
r t s0"li ~ I Ess ~ az @usl y.
minutes Gast "a ieet to Inc Weir sid 'S
81 n' - eaG sIriel gG, ,I WIZ Ne Ma
siJr IA - ~, ,,,artI,n'J gtt, V 80, =
n dofsroc IA f,tn,,tca ,y,st i753 r. .9' -, -,
the place Of beginning, the said parcel
49, ''''''a ''V"" '"N - P'''"'' "'''o Ut
'e -. az. ,,o-,,, ,,,,.,,,, ..t,,,,,,...,
s,id MAJ tbs hn,,rfnrias arc, E,,r nv We
nv ~ sial. IN H., s,,itL..r,,
i,s9-rv s,r.,t With sinIis IL oII,tt, S .l
r,rtsss IN ,,,in,,t,S yy,.st Az ~, a. -,
n, H. ,,,I,,1. ,.,, ~, r -, y, ,tl1.
nnd IN tttTeet nf,t vrsst az no N,tian,i
ra,d md nnroiIti tSnTou,i,b an S,an, ~,
gJ st,t 5' ,. III ,, ~
49,, 10 4 f,J ~ st"ns' az, ~, ~ -
WbooiI,,s So, rVo ~ y,,iti, "''ih ".
" VNv'het,n, III, ,I'"e" M'n =, '"S g nais
* ,,tn,,t.,59 .,,t a. -, s5n,,,.
,5o1c" ,6,,l ~ d,1,ro,. III ,,,Inntos
east IC7 feet 10 stake: thence north
% degrees l5 minutes wust ~ fcct TO the
place OF beginning, the said tract contain-
Ing ] rood ana IL poles more or less, and
adjoining on the west the parcel herein
before described as htlng marked Home
staad' on the pat aforesaid b0th said
parcels, however being subject 10 an
agreement between Daniel Sieenfod ana
wife and John w, Berry about certain
streets and roads therein mentioned,
which agreement Is OF record IN said
county OF Ohio.
said two parcels may be sold separately
or together, as We may deem adVan'
tagcOus.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth and as
much more as the purchaser may elect 10
pay IN cash on the day OF sale, the bal
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"A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man Shoots a Woman and then
Commits Suicide
IN A BOAT DOWN THE RIVER,

ERo Woman !, brought Here aiore than
Apay Amer the wouad. were Received
Before She Has Any Medical At'unti0a,
Ths Exact E1tsnt OfIIor I,jurlss Not Vet
A,ssrtAinabls- ThsNYoula-be Murderer
Is Not Known, whtls the Woman Is OF
Disrsputabls Character
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Al the YonhR Mon'a Christian ABpo.
citation watch meotlhg will he held on
TUESDAY night The programme will be-
different thnn any heretofore followed
Tho meeting will begin nj 10 o'clock nhi
continue until midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30
W. ]. W. COwDEN,
Gnocinl Commissioners.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- COUNTY, ss.
In the Circuit Court for said County
Adella Heller adminlstrntriS OF the cs-
tate OF Lawrence Heller deceased, vs.
John NJ. Heller and othcrs.-In Cham
ISy virtue OF decree Of said court en-
tered IN tho above entitled cause ON me
23rd day OF November, 1895, the under
signed, appointed u special commissioner
for tho purpose, will sell ut the front door
OF the Court House Of said county, ON
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF JANu.
AIRY, 1896,
commencing al 10 o'clock n. m, the fol-
FirstEAii OF lot numbered Sixteen stu.
nted on the northeast corner OF Main 9nI
Twcnty-siNth streets in the sixth ward OF
the City Of Wheeling, Ohio. county, West
Virginia. together with all and slngnlAr
the improvements thereon and the hereA.
itaments and uppurtenances belonging
seeond-A cortnin parcel OF real estate
situate IN the County OF Ohio, In TING
state OF West Virginia, on the National
Road ut tho eytrome end OF thu field lying
cast OF the Fulton Paper MIL. the part
thereof hereby described containing two
roods more or less. and bolng'bounded as
follows. BCginning NJ the corner OF tho
National Road and Berry street upon the
weRtcrn side OF the said National Road
and the southern side of berry street;
thence to the southern line OF Berry stIcek
south % degrees, 20 minutes west 500 l.l0
feet TO tho eastern limo OF street htty
feet In widthlylng In tho rem OF said par
eel OF land; thence with the eastern Inc
OF said nfty feet street south " degroefi
20 minutes east lO1 6-lO foot 10 the line Of
ThompBon's; thence with the said line OF
ThompsOn'R ENTHUSIASTICALLY ,l9p I.ll feet
to the National Rond; thence with the
western side Of said National ltond north
IS degrees, minutes west liz 2-lO feet to
the place OF beginning.
Terms OF Salc-One-third and ns much
more ns the purchaser elects to pay cash
ON tho day Of sale, tho balance IN tive
equal instRllmcntR ct one aud two years,
notes bearing interest from the day OF
sale with security approved by said Spc'
cial Commissioner to be given for the
w. j, w. CowDEN.
Special Commissioner.
VIII. HALLER. AuctonCcr.
HEREBY certify that said special com
missioner Inns given bond With security
approved by me, aa required by law ana
raid decree NJ sale.
JOHN w MITCHELL, Clerk
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Atlantic Tea Co.
woLoad, Lot Those Who Can Follow
rRusTnn,s sALE.
fTVRUsTEE's SALE.

/NNRusTEE's SALE.
Ily virtue OF two dOcda OF trust made by
Patrick Morgan and Annie Morgan, his
wifO, 10 INC as trustee, tile tlrnt dated
i,ne ri. iStS, and recorded IN the Office OF
i6c Clerk Of tho County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, IN deed of trust
book No q. page 100, tho second dated
MnIch II, lHg, recorded In pnid clerks of
ii"c In deed Of trust book No q, pagc 49,.
/ wltI soil at tho north front door VI tho
court house VI said county on e.
aArliRDAY, THE iTIt DAY or JANU.
Any, lN6
commencing nj 10 o'clock a. M, tho fol-
iuWinu described property, that Ii to shy;
'ThG middle fraction .uf lot numbered
,rWpuiy.iWu IN East WhcOllng being Of
iho width Of twenty foot on the south
side OF Ninctocntli street ~ the city OF
Wheeling, ohio county, WcHt .Nlrglnla,
and running back toward wheeling
creek by parallel llnrh md NJ rlght 1nglog
10 Nineteenth street, ono hundred ANA
Terms OF nnlo-Qnc.thil and m much
inGr0 an tho purchaser elects TO- nay In
Vnah an tho. day NJ sale, tho balance In
iva Ouilal Ahalnmonis Vt ono and two
yoara, nOirR bearing interest from tho day
u s9io to be gwen, for 90 aS,GIirlE9Gql, pay
", ii, 1lAbLi5R, trustee.
Aucilunncr lol.M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30

READ sUfal a Goa al. IN i0iolllasnsOr
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30

,aAs--r,-0--5-en Who doesn't
800 ri - know that horrid
VA,l3aE ID nightmare when
|. /. !. !. !. !. !. !.
ASSfeSt\ 9is6Et5 the feet refuse TO
&fJ EylH move, and YOU
~ AVN drag yourself along by
NY MI main force, with some sort
MV ofterror chasing afler youl
y Ill II 10 something the same
DsM way with the waking night.
Nh mare OF "biliousness." II
~ W. seems to paralyze your en-
EgiN/ cigies, weigh You down
RJNI like lead aud dag you
X IN II back with an unshakeablc
D\----SAc clutch. You can't get
away from the misery that pursues you.
You feel dull and languid and lOw'spifiedi
yot,t annette Is poor, your stomach Is out
OF order your sleep 10 disturbed, you arc
irritable and "cmnky." There's no real
lively enjoyment Of life. What you need IS
Dr. Piefcea Golden Medical Discovery To
tone up your liver and help It III WORKING
the impurities out Of your blood. Inc nVei
Mac iafge share OF this purifying work TO
do and sometimes II gets overloaded so the
IMPURITIES back DIP on TO the other organs
OF The body: the Eidneys OF skin or lungB,
and take root, then it's harder matter TO
clear them out. Wherever they settle they
arc all blood diseases just the same, and the
TDisCuycry will cure any blood disease
thai was ever named, scTofnla, eczema, ca:
tnfrh. ulcers, dwellings, severe coughs and
and even consumption. But the cure ~
haftiet Job when the trouble has gone as tat
as that Tie right way Is TO go at these inn
purities before thcy take root, while they
are still floating In the blood and overload
Inc Inc liver. Drive them out carly. You
can do Il surely every time, with tile
UHnidrt, Medical Discovery"
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". p. HUBBARD.
W. J. W. CoWDEN,

OWFVIUI IWIIITIIEEIUIIVTas
hereby certify that said special Coms
missloners have given bond with security
approved by me, as required by law ana
said decree OF aulc.
deIe.m JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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~! run cArrs Stn0if price q, stitoI 4 ro''
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lrr On MEsr VIRGINIA, ONO

@ TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OtilO
- COUNTY, IS,
In the Circuit Court OF said County.
james McAdams VS.. Green d. Jefferson
and others.-ln Chancery.
by virtue OF decree entered by said
court IN the above entitled cause on the
2Oth day OF November. 1895, the under.
signed, appointed u special commissioner
for the purpose, will sell NJ. the front
door OF the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1896
commencing at 10 o'clock n, IN, the FOL.
lowing described property. that Is TO say:
Lot numbered six In Block / OF the Old
Fair Grounds property.
Termslof Salc-One-thIrd and as much
moro as the purchaser elects 70. pay IN
cash on tho day OF sale, the balance IN
two equal inuallments at one and two
years, notes bearing interest from the
day OF sale to 30 given for the deferred
payments -. o,orr,>,
Sneclnl Commissioner.
W. II. HALLER, Auctloneer.
] hereby cortify that said special COM
missioner has given bond with security
approved by me, as required by law ana
said decree Of sale.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Ivy virtue Of decree Of said court en-
tered IN tho above entitled cause on the
2grd day OF November 1895 the Under
signed, appointed special commissioner
for tho purpose, will sell ut the front door
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DAY, THE 18TH DAY or JANu.
AIRY. iNG.

commencing at 10 o'clock a n, tho in.-
lowing described real estate situated No
OHIO County, Ia The State OF West Viz
Elail, being 80 much " the real estate
described In che decree OF December Z.
1850 IN faid CatnS aH rclnaius unBOld, iut
" "a say; The parcel marked 'lluWur
stead" and the parcel marked Factory
on the plat returned with the report o..
laid special commissioners which was
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-17
DRY GOODS FIRM IS PAYING OUT
Jaffrey X Co.'S Creditors Will Get Most
Of Their Money.

New York, Aug 13.--Great interest
was attached in Wall street as we'll as
in the dry goods district to the formal
statement Of the receivers Of T. S.
Jaffrey &, Co. to the creditors. The
statement is as follows:
The receivers Of e. S. Jaffrey & Co.,
having filed their accounts down to the
lst instant with w. W. Ladd as ref
cree, as directed by the judgment under
which they were appointed the referee
issued to the creditors citation re
turnable on the Goth instant, the day
upon which the receivers will ask for
the passage Of their accounts. In view
Of numerous inquiries made respecting
this citation the receivers think that it
IS proper for them to send to the cred
itors the inclosed summary or reca pitu-
latiOn of accounts thus filed. showing
the total receipts by the receivers Of
$2.913 1890 payments Of S2,304 304.9l
and q cash balance on hand on the fst
instant Of s609. 1929. Upon the pass
ing of the receivers accounts they will
ask for the direction of the referee for
payment Of a further dividend to the
creditors. A dividend of GO per cent
has been paid upon So, 202, 0O1 SO of ad-
nlitted claims.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-17
KILLED HIS FATHER
Young McGonigIe Of North Yak
ina jailed.
SHOT ANOTHER MAN TOO
rhe Trouble Arose Over an Attempt TO
Blacken the Character Of a
Young Woman.

North Yakima, Aug. 12.-Cderles Nc
Gonigle, a young man Of 80, is in jail
in this city, his father a corpse and
Blacksmith Eaves is lying at the point
of death, all the result or the asperslon
of character of Eaves' daughters on the
part Of young McGonigle, who shot
both men late last night. The coroner's
jury this morning visited the AIcGon-
igle ranch, seven miles from this city,
and brought in verdict charging the
young man with the murder of his
father.
The facts were that Charles McGon-
igle had told the neighbors that in his
belief Eaves kept prostitutes, and had
further ordered his adopted sister to
have nothing to do with them. He had
also caused to be printed in local pa
per some story rejecting upon the
character Of Hevcs' sisters. Mr.. Eayes
Sunday night drove to the McGonigle
ranch, distance of two miles. to have
a retraction. He was accompanied by
his wife and one daughter. Upon near
ing the house he saw Charles McC:0n
igle and called him to the gate. He
came but said he would stand by any
remark he had made. The Eaves fam
lily alighted from the wagon and en-
tered the gate together. McGonigle
ran. The Eaves people went to the
house, knocked and We're invited in,
The wife and daughter entered, Mr..
Caves remaining on the stoop in front
Of the door. He talked a moment or
so, and said he came to see Charles, but
refused to enter, and stepped off the
stoop.
Old man McGonigle came around the
corner of the house at this moment.
Eaves approached him and put his
hand on his shoulder in a friendly way
and said he had come to see why
Charles had circulated a scandal about
his daughters. While talking, rifle at
the rear door cracked and McGonigle
fell and died in few moments, shot
through the intestines. Eaves fled into
the house and extinguished the light.
Charles then advanced to the house
door, and seeing Miss Eaves in the
room, said
What are you doing there?" and
fired at her.
She stepped aside and the bullet
struck Eaves In the groin.
Eaves fired small revolver at
Charles but missed. The latter then
went to a neighbor's house and gave
himself up, saying he had shot his faith
er accidentally.
McGonigle was a man Of 80. Eaves
is aged 40. The family Of the dead man
ha he n 1r;J1
me-" as he fell, but there is no cor
roborative testimony to this effect. In
justice to the Eaves girls it should be
said that they are quiet and genteel,
comparatively well educated and have
always borne good regulations. Neith
er family have been here two years.
There is small hope Of Eaves' recov-
cry.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-17
HELD FOR ROBBERY AND MURDEF
pendIeson People Arrested on Account
OF the Hotel Fire.

OF the Hotel Fire.
Pendleton, Aug. 12.-Sensational de-
velopnents were promised in the
Transfer house fire case, and they have
come, Hints have been given that the
authorities suspected murder and rob-
berry as features Of the tragedy. Today
the charge of murder was laid at the
door Of two young men, Frank Whet-
stone and S. Moore, known as kid"
Moore. They were arrested the day
following the fire ana held Tor larceny
Of chunk of melted gold from the de-
bris Of the hotel While raking the
ashes.
The state caused a continuance from
day to day until today, when the lar
ceny case was dismissed and the pris-
oners Immediately rearrested on a
complaint charging them with the rob-
bling of George II. Clacking in the
Transfer house, and while committing
this crime numbering their victim,
Clacking.
The evidence was carefully gathered
by District Attorney Lawrey and Sher-
if Houser. The examination takes
place tomorrow.
The announcement creates intense
excitement and interest in the case has
not tagged, The trial will be one of
the most important ever conducted in
the state.
Clacking was a guest at the hotel
burned in the fire who came from Cas-
cade Locks. He was member OF the
knights Of Pythias lodge, and secre-
tary Of the Elks' lodge at the locks.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-17
He HELD UP STAGES
Lone Highwayman Is Operating
in Southern Idaho.
is VERY EVIDENTLY A NOVICE
Seven Thousand Dollars i'll the Mail
Sacks, but the Express Box Was
Not Aboard.

Boise, Aug. 10.-A lone highweyman
attempted to rob the Silver City and
Delamar stage Thursday night, but
there were no treasure box aboard that
trip and he failed Of his purpose. The
stage was ascending the mountain
about five miles from Boonville, about
8 o'clock in the evening. Suddenly
masked man was observed in the brush
at the side of the road. simultaneously
came the order Halt" The robber had
a revolver in each hand and there was
nothing to do but stop, as the stage was
on a sharp up grade. Throw down the
box" was the next order. The driver
explained that there was no box on
board. The order was repeated seven
or eight times. The highwayman final
~ ducked off into the brush and the
stage started on.
There were on board the driver. Jake
Miller. Mrs. Goble OF Boise, who rode
on the box with the driver. two other
ladies, J. H. Milliene, travelling man
from San Francisco. and two other
men. The highWaynlan was following
the stage, being on horseback, and
made a cutoff toward the Delamar
road.
At Danville the road branches, one
branch going to Delamar and the other
10 Silver City. The stage makes trans
fer there, loading the Delamar passen-
gers and mail and express on a stage
for that place. Mr.. Milliene was the
only passenger going to Delamar. He
took his seat beside the driver with a
gun in each hand and then they start
ed for their destina ton. Down the road
a little way they saw a freighter
Gamped. He told them that he had
seen man answering the description
Of the robber and that he got off his
horse a short distance further On. Co
ing past the place where the bandit
was supposed to be on the watch for
the stage, which he proba bly, surmised
would have a smaller number of pas
sengers aboard, they went on the dead
run. Sure enough there was the high
Wayman in the bushes, but it was use
less for him TO attempt to stop the
dying team. There was no box aboard
the stage Thursday, but there was $4,000
Of money for Delamar in the mail and
there was also $1,000 for Silver City. The
regular express shipment went Friday,
SO OG0 being in the treasure box. Being
warned by telephone, the stage armed
itself and the bandit would have met
with a warm reception if he had ap-
peared.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-17

John Burghin, Stabbed at Ellen Sburg
Died From His Injuries.

Ellensburg, Wash, Aug. 13.-John
Burghin, who was stabbed by the elder
Vinson at the same time his son shot
and killed Kohlhepp Sunday evening.
died this afternoon. His wound was
considered very dangerous from the
first and his death caused little sur
prise. Burghin had been a sort of por
ter around saloons and offices here for
many years and saved money all the
time. He has some property here
money out at interest and is generally
reputed to be we'll off. He was a bach
elor and had no relatives here, but has
a sister some place in Michigan. Sam
Vinson, his slayer, will be arraigned for
murder tomorrow.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-17
LyNCHED TWO MEN
EIIensburg Mob Took the Vinsons
From Jail at Midnight.
HANGED BOTH TO 4 TREE
Regulators Cycrpowercd the Guards and
Soon battered In The Door
OF the Cage.

Ellensburs, Aug. 14,-At u O'Clock
last night the fire bell rang and
crowd was at the county Jail inside Of
three minutes battering on the steel
cage. For an hour and a half the blows
Of hammers resounded on the still night
air, and at 1:3O Sam Ninson and his
son Charles, the murderers Of Sunday,
We're led out by the mob with ropes
around their necks. The victims were
walked three blocks and a small silver
poplar tree eight inches in diameter
chosen. Ropes We're thrown over the
first limbs and father and son hauled
up by many willing hands. Their feet
We're not over a foot from the ground
and the two men were chOked to death
with their faces within six inches of
each other.
After the death Of Dutch John this
afternoon an uneasy feeling began to
manifest itself and as evening came on
1t grew in intensity. At $50, when the
streets are usually deserted, knots Of
men could be seen all over town, and
1t was apparent that trouble was COM
ing. Sheriff StnsOn was very active
and had extra deputies on duty at the
Jail. He had arrangements made that
the ringing of the fire bell should be the
signal that the mob was under way.
Promptly at y the bell rang and al
most simultaneously the guards We're
OverpOWered and the outer jail doors
were soon passed. The steel cage was
stubborn but the mob was determined
After the WretcheS We're secured they
assumed a dogged silence. The old
man never spoke, but Charles pulled
back and struggled some. Both We're
hustled along, however, and several
telegraph poles We're tried without
suiting the leaders. When near the
fatal tree young Vinson spoke his only
words, saying: II hate it on my moth
ers account; you'll be sorry for this
the last words he uttered as the tight
ening rope chOked off his breath.
The father was strung up a moment
before the son and some one in the
crowd said as Charles was swung up
Your pa is up there; go up and see
him
Both men We're allowed to hang for
some time and the crowd slowly dis
persed without firing any shots into the
bodies.
There were six other prisoners in the
Jail but none were molested and no.
body but the two murderers We're hurt
during the proceedings.