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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

Montana druggists have begun a cru.
SADIE against the department stores, Or
such of them as deal in patent medi.
cines. 1t is claimed that the dealing in
patent medicines by such firms is in VIC.
lation of the state pharmacy law, and, in
order to test the matter in the courts,
suit has been instituted at Helena
against a we'll known firm hat sells all
manner OF articles, including patent
medicines. The section of the law under
which the prosecution is brought is as
follows: Amy person who is not a regis
tered pharmacist in the meaning of this
act, who shall keep a pharmacy, store or
shop for the compromising and dispens-
ing OF physicians prescriptions, Or for
the sale Of drugs, medicines or chemi.
Gals, and who shall not have in his EN-.
ploy in said pharmacy, store or shop, a
registered pharmacist in the meaning Of
this act, shall, for each and every euch
offepse, be liable to a fine of $3.50"
Very prominent counsel have been re.
tanned on both sides, and the case will
surely not only be interesting but far
reaching in it's results. II, under a strict
construction of the law, the druggiets
should win it would give them The ex.
elusive right to sell not only medicines,
but chemicals. While this was certainly
not the intent of the law, there are other
statutes that have not been interpreted
by the courts in accordance with the III
tent OF the law makers. Cold blooded
judges are 10 the habit of taking the
text of the law, not the intent of the
Legislators in reaching conclusions,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ls.-The evil
spirit thAt presitss over the destinies of
II, II. Holmes, ing of murderers and
eventually the destroyer OF d. Who
allied themselves with him, found an.
other victim today. The first .7l5t turn
this extraordinary case took was On the
1irst day Of the recent trial, when the
arch criminal dismissed his lawyers and
the "prisoner at the bar became counsel
FOR the defense. Today the tables we're
turned and the se1ior counsel for the de-
Tense became a prisoner at the bar.
William A. Shoemaker, the young at
torrey whose first association with the
case was obscured in the mystery which
eavelops its every detail, har passed
through an ordeal today as severe as any
lis client has been called to face, and a
crisis came when he was held IN 81, 800
bail TO answer the charge Of suoorna-
ton of perjury. This means that he
manufactured evidence tending to prove
that Benjamin F. Pitzel, for whose
murder II. II. Holmes was convicted
VIZ weeks ago, committed suicide;
$50 to sign and swear to this, but the
commonwealth had supplied the woman.
although Shoemaker was ignorant of
this, and after he had produced this i'm
portaDt after discovered evidence anG
read it with great imuressuIeut TO the
COur he asked that the argument on the
motion Tor a new trial, which had beer
fixed for today, be postponed to give
him and his associate counsel, S u.
hotan, time to run cow this aui other
claws recently obtained. Then it was
that District Attorney Graham arose
and exposed the plot, Hi declaration
cane like Il thuUderbolt. Shoemaker
had nothing 10 say; he WAS stunned and
shocked beyond measure, hut said this
Tas not the time to talk. hotan ex-
pressed confidence in his colleagues
final exoneration, but he admitted that
ang. Rotan himself was unsmirched.
The witnesses, tina district attorney, and
the court were careful to make that
clear, and the young barJister, who
fought practically single-handed the bat,
tlo agalnat tremendous odds with SOME
skill and much gortitude, was visibly at
4eCted.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
PROPER DECISION
Western Union No Right TO EXclus.
i've Lease Along Union Pa
citic Road.
SEVERE BLOW ar MONOPOLY
Other Companies May Mnintain Te!e.
graph Lines Along the Route
of the Railroad.


by Associated Pfesa.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.-The United
States supreme court, in a decision by
Justice Harlan today. held, IN effect, that
the Union Pacific Railway company, had
no right to make a lease, practically Civ
ing the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany an exclusive right TO maintain tele-
graph lines along the route OF the rail
road company. The case came here
from Nebraska, and the court, by it's de.
cision, reverees the judgment of the cir
cut court of appeals, and aflirms the
judgment OF the circuit for the Nebraska
district.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
WORDS OF TRUTH.
What Outsiders Think About the City of
Great Falls.

w ildt hbuh <Apc"t ~ ~ vi
Great Falls.
In few other states in the union is the
saying, "Water is King" truer than in
California, particularly in the southern
portion of the state, where the desert
may literally be said to have been made
to blossom like the rose. But there is
another point as important as that of
agriculture, which is destined to occupy
IA prominent position in the minds of ir-
rigation engineers, and that is, water as
a power for manufacturing purposes.
Many rivers and streams are available
for that purpose, and will yet be SO
utilized. Of course, there is not a Nj
agara, which engineers say is destined
10 become the great manufacturing cen
ter of the east, or "a Great falls, as in
Montana, where already a great manu-
featuring city, known as Great Falls, is
in it's infancy, but which will, beyond
doubt, develop into the largest manu-
featuring center Of the entire west. Bnt
there is water power in California, and
utilization is a question which deserves
the earnest consideration of every resi-
dent of this state who believes that
"Watcr is ng.'-Western Empire,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
\ Comparison of Report for the First
Two Months.

\ Comparison of Reports for the First
Two Months.
A comparison of the report, published
in Sunday mornings TRIBUNE, of Su-
pe%rlntendent Largent Of the public
schools for the month ending Oct. %
with the report for the previous month
shows that the diphtheria scare mater
tally affected the attendance.
In September, the enrolment was
1,l95, falling to 1,119 in October. The
number Of boys increased from J3S to
0Si, while the number of girls deceased
from GJI to $50. 1t would appear that
the parents of girls were more fearful
than the parents Of boys. 1t is also APP
parent that mary pupils were kept from
school until the dlphtheTi2 scare had
abated as the number of days lost by
other causes rhan sickness Increased
from lG3 % in September TO il3 IN Dc
tOher.
it seems that sickness among children
Increased alarmingly in October, for The
Number of days lost ty sickness n Sep.
1nnIber was 1870 and IOT i'll October.
be record for puuctuaiity is not salts
factory, in comparison, although it is in
percentage. The lumber taruinessee
~ September vas IS and in October 80
However. the bad weather may account
fox the increase-a and riao the irregular
ringing Of bells,
The number of truancics in Scptem.
hsr was 10 and in October g.. The mum.
Der Of cases OF corporal punishment in
So, pt"mher vas IL. Increasing to % in
October. The decrease in t~ruancies is
probably accounted for ny the inerg 46e
Ia "iiGkin'."
The number of nonresident pupils in
.cra&set from : 20 y in OctOhcr. Tht
Ii-trict eXacta a tuition fee from eact
non resident pupil
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
Last of the Victims,
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 15.-The body of the
seventeenth, and probably the last VIC
tim of the motor accident, was recovered
from the river this afternoon. 1t was
that of Matthew Callinan and was buried
in the mud directly where the trucks of
the motor bad been. Callinan has been
included among the missing from the first
and it was certain that he was dead.
The search for bodies has been aban-
dO1ed,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
GREAT SURPRISE
Chicago Street Car Contractor Says
Benjamin 4. Pltzel, Alleged 10
Have Been Murdered,
is ALIVE AND WE'LL IN CHIClG0


By tsso lated Press.
Chicago, Nov. lS.-The Daily News
this evening says: James McNeary.
conductor on car &c Of the S,xty-third
Street Electric line has sprung . new
sensation in the Holmes case by stating
that Benz. Il. Pltz4l is alive and that he
recently talked with him on his car. Nc
Nesry claims there could be no mistake,
as ne worked nine months for Pitzel,
and knows the pscuijarities Of his voice.
It is stated that Pitzel is going 10 Phil
adeiphia to help Holiness"
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
The Mails Must Go.

By Associated Press.
WAsHrNGToN, Nov. lS.-The supreme
court of the United States today affirmed
the decision of the court below IN the
case of the United States against w. II.
Cune, one of the participants in the big
California branch of the Debs strike.
Cune and others were found guilty of
Obstructing the mails.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
New Line to Peoria, ria"Ihe Nn"""A'

Commencing Sunday, Sept. g. -
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pau f.
way will inaugurate daily through o.il
sleeping car service between st. Pal
Minneapolis and Peoria, H., Pc.
through Faribault, Owatonna, .Ao-lI
Marehalltown, OskHlooaa, keithal'a'
etc. Leave Minneapolis 400 p. m, 40
st. Paul 4;l0 p m. daily, atriE,'tt
Peoria 1000 o'clock next morning, i
particulars apply TO local ticket aeeD
or address j. L. CoNLEY, Assistant bo
eral Passenger agent, st. Paul, Nina
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
pleted his long journey across the CONT
uent from New York at midnight last
night and cut % hours off the record.
He left New York Oct. | at 3 a. m.
OIT.


3! Associated Press.
CH!cAGo, Nov lS-rhis evenings Post
asserts that Chicago is to have a new
line Of railroad connecting it with the
Pacific coast, |. Gays the Canadian Pa
aific company is building a line into this
city from the Northwestern TO connect
with its 800" line At Lake Superior and
by tat line wit it's main system. The
construction Of the new line has already
been COMMENCED. The corporation that
is constructing tie new road is the Chi
cago and Lake Superior Railroad com
pany, Of which + G, Foster of Madison
ls president aud J. 0. Connor of the
same city is secretary.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
viii Find Out.

New YORK, Nov. 1S.-The New York
Yacht club, at a special meeting tonight.
appointed a special committee composed
of j. Pierpont Morgan, VIM. c. Whitney
and George L. Rivers, to take any action
which may seem to them proper in the
matter of the charges made by Lord
Dunraven.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

who can't have confidence in DR.. Piercef
Favorite Prescription. Here Is a toni
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all it's peculiar ills and ailments and iii
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What more can you ask for, in d medI
cine?
The "Prescription" will build up
strengthen and invigorate the entire
female system. 1t regulates and pro
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digestion, enriches the blood, diepel:
aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep
and restores health and vigor. IL 'fe
male complaints' of every kind and in al
chronic weaknesses and arrangements
it's the surest remedy.
Nothing urged in it's place by a dealer
though it may be better for him t. sell
can he, Just as good" for you to buy
Send for a free pamphlet. Address
Worlds Diapensary Medical association
Buffalo. \. J.
Or. Pierce's pellets cure constr atom
piles, biiiousness, indigestion and lead
aches.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
Cattle.


~ Associated Press.
C~HIcAGo, Nov. 1S.-Cattle, active de
mand: arrivals, 1900 head; common
to fancy grades, $3.l5M5.O0; exporters,
$1,000 I.25; butchers and feeders, $3.50
M3.GO; western rangers and Texans in
fair demand.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; fair demand;
common to prime natives, s1.75@3.5O;
fair to choice westerns, s. .50@3.30; poor
to choice lambs, s3.OO@4.JO.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1S,-Pete Berlo to-
day lowered the two-mile flying start
record At Fountain Ferry, paced by quad
and quint. Time, 3:43 Is. against 3:4S
by Cox, Coulter lowered Johnson's
record ot l:25 for paced standing three
quarter mile to 1885,.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
A .JoI G.

"Wc've two baseball mines ont at our
shirt factory" said the variety comedi-
all last night.
"What do you call 'em?"
zone is named the Shirts and the
other the Collars
(which side usually wins?"
"Neither, because there is always a
tie between 'em. '-Philadelphia Call.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

health and sweet breath secured by Shi-
loh's Catarrh Remedy. Price, 80 cents.
Nasal injector free. Sold by Driver
Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

by Associated Press.
BEYnoCr, Syria, Nov. IS. News re-
ceiycd here from the interior shows that
Druzas are pillaging villages near the
springs Of Jordan.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
COAL, COAL, COAL.

Lothbridge lump, nut, and slack e.
and wood in any quantity. Dean 60
hauled direct from NINE Furnitu
and piano moving a specially. All oTie
given prompt attention by Robinson
Subr, Great Falls Dray Line. Office
Browns book store and Churchill
Webster's.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

DyAssociated Press,
SAN t~'RAHCIsco, Nov. 18.-AIbert Ne
vile, q carpenter, was murdered here
early this morning by two masked rob
bers. The police have no clue.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
NERVE WILL TELL.
The sultan Has Realized that He Must
Toe the Mark.

~ Ts-ONlNI3. JEVfs
LONDON. Nov, lS,--It is understood in
we'll informed circles here today that the
assembling Of the British and foreign
fleets 10 Salonica bay is having a good
effect upon the Turkish government and
that the sultan has finally determined to
make earnest efforts to put a stop to
bloodshed 10 Asia Minor.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by the Driver Bradley
Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

Please. MI. STUART. Pun OFF That Fight
ar Give Us II Rest.
IS Associated Press.
Ell PAso, Tex, Nov. 1S,-Dan Stuart
left here tonight for Dallas to have Fitz-
simmons sign for a fight with either Cor
belt or Maher in the Jrarez bull ring,
which will be enlarged to ten times its
present size. Stuart says New Orleans
is trying hard to get the fight away from
Ell Paso.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
IL

~ AasN0lNf0I FIoss,
CIucAoo, Nov. 49, Wheat Noycm-
bor, 5S7gc; December, ~: May, Gl$a.
fiaSsccI, 9lM,92c.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22
Ahead of Time.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l8.-B. ID. Blakes-
lee, Of the Chicago Cycling club, COM
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

Or. Pierce'a pellets cure conetjlatj01'
piles, biiiousness, indigestion and LEAD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Opening Of Schools.

The A. c. Of U. viii open its do0Is
on the lJlh, with prospects Of the mest
prosperous year yet recorded Ia its an.
mails. Letters OF inquiry continue 10
pour In from all quarters, and th- At
tendance bids fair 10 be larger than
ever Uciurc. The same may be said {
the Is. Y. College, which will COM
mcuoc the school year with more com.
plo,o equipment and larger faculty ihnu
ever before. Both OF the great educa'
tional institutes are making constant
additions 10 their facilities, and each
records steady growth. Tho membefs
Of tue two faculties have returned from
tho summer vacation, and are prepar.
ing tor active work.
{ Public schools throughout tho
osunty, almost without exception,
OPP ne1 their doors last Tuesday morn
Ing. Those OF Logan city will cpon on
tue a0ih. Within the city, lack u
funds has decided Ito board Of euuoA.
tios 10 close the Haws. Ballard ana
Perry schools for the YER, anu TO cor
duct cnly primary g'auos In tue
Ffasein, Card, Ellis and Webster.
Pupil. H. the advanced grades viii Ill
attend the Woodruff aud Benson con-
trail schools. Ivy this means all may
attend, ant the school, remain open
during the oniire school year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Miscellaneous.

John Bquirss, OF PIONEER tonAorial
fame, 10 WISHING his sen, John, OF
Logan, Who IL tho pi. Aeer bE'ber here.
Nrs. NcMicker and Mrs. Emmelins
II. " ellis visited, sLcks and 0rDaI Esd
iadl.s Re -bllGlu clubs !, Logan,
uithfislu, Richwond, Proviuonce
al Paradise dunng their Wait to
C+cho ley.
A hyde Park hen owned by Mr,.
George Ashcroft distingu bned herself
the other tay by laying two cgKs In
Cne; ons within this ethor, AMI eacn
tom -lute. II was prssoLtod to the A.
q. OF u. mu'sum.
George X light's2,year-nld son stirred
up n hive bees w,,n u al VI 'nG other
d y, and the number CT slinss he re-
oelved may DO Imagined. He received
promI attention anu IL NV NO worse
tor his pGigidl experience.
James II. Wallis, editor OF tbs Paris
POtt, passed through Logan on Fdday
on his way 10 Ogden aud bait Lake. IN
a pleasure trip. His stay will ntcts.
EATily be b. Of, as the PON must put IN
lis regular appearances on Friday next.
Each busiueAs house taking light
from the circuit owned by tho city, 10
now having separate connection made
with the msin liue. This Iessens thu
danger OF lire, and breaks Ia tne clI-
cult are more easily found. Hereto
tore the connecting wire was carried
irom one store 10 another.
Tho addition TO the Coop 10 now
nearly completed. II Il built Of red
brick with white randstone .aolngS.
rne tquAtty, Appearance q Its one
story, M compared with the ihTsS-stoty
main building, Ia somewnst relieved
by having the front exieLA consld-
efabls distance above the root, AMI
suImOuuting the wall vita sand-
stone c9plng.
A 0ne.horte show under the name Of
Rnggles' Oriental circus, played 10 n
very small tent on Friday evening,
anu did not get = crowd large enough
10 play 10 ON Saturday night, rns eu-
ter,aipment oonslelci VI sleight OF
hand Hud venlrilOquislio periCrnsn-
oes ny Ruygles pere, anu acrobaIio AMI
gymnasuo performances by his two
daughters and son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NoTiCE Is nEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ whereas, Leonard g HARDY and
under heir haaa. and ssSis. 'l Ifa.s
Deed whereby they conveyed TO John
A. Cannon, a. Trustee. tho properly
Of the suIn OF eight thousand cisht hund-fd
lSa.ttp.tol dollars, Win interest ghe'con a.
the rate 81 eight per cent por annum, nAGahlo
quarterly, from date until pail, which intCfest
was payable 70 sophia L.. Esthor =, pnd liar.
ret A. Hardy, and the sad notes were pa bls
TO TIE order Of the parties of ihifd part
mentioned IN shid Deed OF Trust, which bgod
OF trust was duly recorded IN tho eiice ~ the
SAT- Lake ouuty Recorder, on June n, 80.
In hooH - ~ Of Mortgages, page isl. ana
Trust that IN cAie tic parties OF the 6rst ART
or either Of thom failed 30 pay tho said Interest
A-s soon ~ The sans " ~ doe and payable, &C
cordins Va the tenor ard eject OF sad note.
tnon tue said john NJ. cannon, trustee NJ tho
request OF the legal holdrr1 OF The SD noe,
Shout proceed 20 se.l the property de. ribsi
Ia the sk,d Deed OF Trust, aud srrinhiter dea'
eTlhtd. Atpublio Yoaduo TO the highest b 'uer,
nj the front door Of the County Court pou,c,
Tor ca, nrtt GYMS thny days' p1ulio itiea
Of the bme, p,Eco ana terms % siie, = fetcrp
uon ~ tho property 10 be sold, by adycfllsi1g
IA some newAparsi printed ana published IA
the County OF sal! Lax, and on such snls
Of the property sole, % tho purchaser thereof
whereas, tho sid pS.tle, Of tho nrs, par.
have failed 70 pay any On tho inle'ei1 ON iaid
Now therefore. ct tho request Of the ,oSil
holder ~ 40 san note, and o he parties 70
whom saia Interest payable, he undertgne' Z.
John, ID. Cannr r'ua econ the nj day OF Oct &.
Dor a. u. is93, ~ tho vest ffoal door OF tho
County Court hD sc " SAT- Laao County, Utah
IaTTitofy, AZ tue hour OF u o'cloA NJ. viii
offer FOR SALE .id tell - the b ~ bidacr for
cash all VI the following deaei,Vs- property or
20 muCi Nhe-sof ~ shill b. necoAAry 10 pay
the sum OF u .JO.tp si.-. interest ~ 0on atthe
rate OF eiehtp cent noI aHuim fioIa ,uIo
18th. 1875 and for .>sts and esponscs of sale.
to.wit-
q~Hrtor OF section ten tist And The morn sst
ddHrter OF The soulhJeLt cuat'gr OF section
eleven 40 Township nc ln south otTang, wo
eAst salt lake X fdiAn. eOntA uinR one han.
bred aud sixty acres, Also ali nTil Iarsies m.
tefust eitheT percent or prospef ave IN all OF
lot three 90 bioek ore hundred aud fifteen
ui5l plnt "a" llt lAke City 'urvey tiid
properly being situated In iLs ,i1y nd 1ou- ~
Of bait LeKe, Territory q Utah.
lot nftopn ti5l, block tvo q, i've Gre ~. " y
Rig isld survey, IN SAT- Lake V-uuN
Utah "ornicry, asd the - west o." 'ea ana
one half Oit) rods, 'heHee north one suni,oa
UCOl feet t.once VEGA one Aul ROD ana nit"s
ak and three fouTths tlbbt) ioaI ,Ience
south one hYndrsd 1907 feet. lhence 1ett ious
hundred and twsiv. aud ono'halt tl:ill f-'l.
thence north IA rods, thence 'asi ioflF
100 r9ds, thence south l.f 10 10 Tue ~"
hlso All interett OF tho ar., rsrti-. IN IN,
ettAte OF Le0nags W, iiarag deco SEQ, tnt
wall hppiy the pro. oeds dif'clea W 'uo
said decide trust
Dated July ~ ls9S .,..,, ,.,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Fourth District Court.

TAete Is much disappointment among
the los.l fraternity over tbs iaot that
no TRIAL term OF the Fourth district
oJuh will be held In Logan thi,
nontb, on account Of tbs continued
iiltem u JUDGE smith. JudRo King
AIu Clofk Poefy arrived ON Saturday
Corning ami court was olened In
tue form, but the flfst announces.
ment mauo wss that the pVtit
Jury was discharged for the term. Ed.
Daley, one Of tho houssbt, akefs who
ioiclbly entered tho house OF J0' n
Phillips early In August, pleaded
guilty and was immediately sentenced
10 1tieon months in tho punitontiarS /.
Toe Judge, after examining, swearing
aud charging the grand jury. took the
afternoon train. Deputy Clerk Meyer
remains with the sTand Jury. The
CoIghlin and George murdlr case will
DO investigator W that bojy Ia oil
probability. Judge King viii roluin
to receive its report aud discourage lie
membsrs.